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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

guns Sc; ipsibe Guten 22e; farbiss
20f; Gdnte 15--16f; aIts aauber
$1.60 per Dukeab.
9afem - Ho. /, $3.75-4oO;
30. 2, $2.50-2.75;; 80. 3, $1.OO-
120 per Dubeub.
Dbft uub Gemus
3itrpneM California $3.50
ZOO per aifie; 2tmss $1.0O--l"o
per Rife.
Crnnetn. - California ya'
Isnsits S3.00--4.00 per Rife.
Grape Gruit. = Glorioa $3.s
50-4.25 per aifte.
Guitten. = $1.50-1-75 per
gu.
aspfst. - Scnatbau $500
$50 per gbl. Smotsbouie $3.50
500 per g6l.; Rambo 4spfel $4.2o
-4.5o per 9bl.; gaIbtpin $4.OO--
4.50 per gbl.; 9rimss goIben $500
ter g5l.; gnolf Riptr $3.50 per 85I.:
pippins S4.50-5.00 per 4bl.; orot'
mare Sortm 75c-$1.0o psr 96l.
Birnen. - Siejsrs $1.00-1.25;
gnrtlstis 75c-$1.00; GIarso SIZE
300 per gu.
Weintrauben. eoneoros
17-18e per 81 gfnnb aorb; Riasas
ra zoe per aorb; Qgein Goneoros B.
3Ae Der pfunb.
atoes. - 1rsibbaus 10
zoe per pfuno.
aartofftlm - einbstmtine
unb WiGisan $4.50-50o per gbl.
unb S2.25-2.5o per 100 pfunb Sad
auf b.m gsIsils.
SibtartoffeIn - eaitsrn
SbOrs $3.O0--3.25 per 9bl.
@urtsn. - Sreibhaus S1.26-
LEO per Dubtnb.
Graut. = Ginbsimiiaes $3.50
2.25 per gbl. unb $30.00--32.00 per
arn auf BEN GeIeiis. Rotbss araut,
S1.25-1.50 per Blu.
Stsdraben - $2.40-2.5O
per gbI.
@eiBtRiben. = S1.75-2.OO
per Bu.
3pisbeIn. - Gslbe Sab
3.50; ipeib. $3.50--3.75 per hunStrt
pfunb Sod iuf BEN geleiie.
Griiut gcbnen. - Saelifs
$400-4.50 per 5amser.
aarotten. - Ginbeinif5e ST.
5000 per gbl.
2aubprobutte.
5tu. - go. / 9iinotbp 5000;
go. 2 simotbp $29.50-29.75; 30.
9 sinotbp $2s.5o-29.00; 9O. / se@
miIdter alse $3.50; Ro. Q ge'
miitt.r Slice 5000; Rp. / Rice
$29.50; go. 2 aIee $2s.50-29. 90;
alfalfa $2900-33.00; Rosssuf:19
S11.O0-12.o0; DeiSsuitrob 5000
-12.Oo; Saierfrcb $1o.oo-l2.oo
per Tonne.
Miibttnfntter. - Warit rus
bia. - sIsie $3S.5O--39.00; W!o.
blings braun. $48.50--47.00; Usibs
$49.oO--49.5O; gemif&tes Gutter
S40.50-41.00.
Gdmereier. Wnrit ftff;
alsdam.n S12.o0-14.50 per ya.
BON Stors; 9imotbp $3.B-3.75;
Sla&siomm $500 per Blu.
BHfhiebtues.
CsIe. - Warft itetig. - 2sinol
rob.s S1.22 per galons in parti:u
Don ID gbl.; 10 GnlIonen &c,
to8tss Sl.37; SO. / GarSol, S1.38-
LAO; Bintsr.1sIi $1.8-1.6S; Gots
ton Gseb Oil raft. 15c per GaIlrne;
asrpsniin 54e in partien ppn 1--5
Gab; petroleum, CbiO Carbon Gtute
zen l2he; SpeSial.Sorte 14e; REQ
grppn @aioIin 25c; Rapbta 30c per
Gaarns.
Sals. - Ter Mari! ift fef. =
Ohio Ripsr S2.o1 per 8bl. bon 100
pfgpS, GubrIObn biu3ussfiist.
iais. - Rnrtt fetie. - prima
gitp 16t-17e; bo. Gounirp Is
15ae per pfunb.
2obtsm - Warst rubis. pittss
burg $5.00-6.00; aanaipba $500
600; glut unb Slad s4.50-5.75 per
spnns abs,lisfert. Rau5IOit Stiids
icbIsn SEQ; slnibrnsiis $1,000 per
, ouue obaelitfsrt. Cote foitet $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
Masssartiss marfte.
Rem gOrf, 80. Rooembs-.

Rem gOrt, 80. Rooembs=-
WeII9tOrn. = Wartt feit; nsuss
selbss, $1.99; Qrgmtiniss $2.O6-
2.l0 (. o. b. Cars Rsp gor. bel gn'
funft.
Sdf.r. = Rartt unsersselt; stan'
barb 79t-soe.
GdmaIs. - Rarft f4pa&; Tlto'
bic Meft $26.40-26.50.
3nder. = Rober, Wartt t:ttg;
Centrifugal $3.50; NlOlnFss S602;
raffinirter, itstis; fsin srannsIrter
$8.35.
Der Martt fir bic aHberen arttisl
ipar unnsrGHbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

gimsimnati, 30. glOpsmser.

Die nadbfoIssnbtn luotirunatn tes
sitbsn ii9 nur auf Gnsross2ransats
tioHsn. 1si fleinsrsn @si4dften ,per,
ben stipas b0bere prsiIs bertanet.
prepifton n
Q q m al Q. prima Siam
25.6o-26.75; GaneD 274-2sc.
1rodengeiaI5enes Jleii4.
6bort clear Gsiifa 28--2B1e; ertid
ftort clear Ssitsn 27a-2st; iurBs
Rippen 27a-2se; Bellies 30a-S0At
per pfunb.
| 0erdudertes JIeif9. -
Short clear Ssitm 301-31e; eIira
ibcrt clear Ssitsn 30--301e; tur5s
Rip5sn 30-30k; Bellies 33t-33se.
| Suear Gureb gItif6. -
Sdinftn 28t-29br; slienjc S6uIs
tern 23-23ie; grsaifaft Bacon 3d.
40c; Gdultern in padetsu 24b-25c;
Rem Dorf Gut 25i-26e; stirod ists
Beef SduIiern 34-34A PET pfuno.
| SiBgep5deltes gI.ii6.-
Sdinisn 25s-26e; pituic S4ultsn
20ae; Bellies 34-36c; S9ultern In
padetm 20-2ote; getp gort Gut
bo. 2l-21Ac.
Jrif6ts GIsif4 - S@m.
Ten, lDfs. 263-27Ae; picnic S&uI'
tern 20-21e, G4uItsrn 23-23ae;
iur5e Rippenisitsn 26-27e; Ibnt
dear Rippenisitsn 2e-27e; ertra
Tbort eIsar 9aippenfsiisn 28-2esl;
Isihis Bellies 35h -36As; idtpsrs bo.
34-35s.
Webf unb GetrttoG
RebI. - Ninter paisnt $10.10;
Dintsr fnnep 5000; Dintsr familp
S9.70; Wintfr srtra $50; Wiuitr
orbinir $500; 5artes Wsi5en pat.ut
$11.W-12.00; Sartss Dsi5.n ;aap
$10.75-11.25: 6ortes Dti5su fa'
milp $1o.1o-lo.5o; gaortbipeiisrn
ssmif9tts s1o.75-l1.00; Ros,sn.
Gitp. rsinss. $l1.00-n.25; Stoer
gen. GIN, ssm'l1tes. sll.oo-ll.2o.
Wtistn Der Warit ipar
fetis; Rc. l rotber $2.2o; No. 2
rpther $2.17; Ro. 3 rotber $2.l3t-
2.14A; go. 4 s2.10-2.12 per ga.
Wsi 4torn. - Wo. l ipsIBss
$l.S-l.9O; Hc. 2 DO. $l.so--l.9o'
Ho. 3 DO. 81, l,85-l.So; To. DO. 81
V-i.oo' 20. o %. $l.OA.ov'
~ ~. =, = ": o. S 81 ~ o. o :. re e.
Ysa o. st,S 90 . % sn =, 20 o., ~, CO. mo' 4
~ ~. ~ sS on ~ % So Z, so
W, Si.iVioo ".. . "; v a.
, % .m;;h,,s Ia sl 90 OK. s,o o 40.
., 90 O. % Q ~ q, ao-i *:
Dn no e. enD1 n. Nm < bo.
81 40--l 10. gto q bo. 81 40. 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

D ~ ' Ae PAsttt Isls- esSiI'
nirtr Out 2oaf $10.55; ponbsrsp
1915; Cubes 500; sranuIirtfr S9.'
90; Gonferticnsrs ~ $3.50; On
" SS.6o-s.70; ipsibsr trtra $s.4O
$50; sr.ra O. $3.50 pei bun9srt
plumb.
WpIafies. Rarit fstig. -
gsip Sritnns Open asitel 55--65;; (;
Gmtrifusal 40-4& per 0olIrnt.
Rtis. - Gyira fnnep 6enb sS-
95s; fantp 6-eAt; Iseono 9sa6 -
TIC; setro@ensr 5ss--5ae; 5apan n
|-s1s.
Dnirbs probufte
9utfer. Murit sienIid lsbs
hnit. prsiit isit - Mboltmih gtra
471e; GsntraIi5sb srtra 45e; gsutras
Iissb f!rts 43s; Istonbs 40se; Gnnep
Dairp 40c; podins Stod 25-2St;
9utttr feit; gang rtiuss, brinst pom
49-5ot per gfuno.
adfe. - Rorsi fen; ObiO 26e;
RprbpsiiIiHer 26- 2sir; Reip gori
27Ae; S1speissr 40-65e; 2imburssr
27-271c; bo. Bird 32s per pfuno.
.Gttr. - Drii4s gisr iinp in
Wn4frog,. primn firfis 5lbusrsisr
SOC; firits 49s; orbindre firfts 39;;
fttrnbs &c per Dubenb.
gtfiHgeL - Rurtt rufiesr;
preiIe f8lpdfkr. = BrpiIers 2 pfuro
unb bdruntsr 22c; Drpers Ebsr srDtt
Plumb 20t; 5Gbns 16s; 5iibnsr 90
y1t; 9rutbiibnr bon SO pfanb
p 25s: 20. NIT irlimmsr Ssae lss;l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
GlnB.Nadrid,tem.

Samstas 1. Dssmber 1917.
Ser O6ipfIrB ipirb I'm pbcrtu
r9siIs fatipuar blsibst 5isr absr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
Eiebniarft

Giucinnati 80. Rou. 1917.
3ufubr unb gerfaRbt fir eie isst,n
4S Stuubsn. psraIi4sn init ben Dors
psrsanssnsa DTsi 5aseu. fnS me-
foIat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
ebtcago, 30. ROpeHbsr.

GbtcaSO. 30. RODembsr.
1eg6tOrn. : SIR SaH. $1203--
121a; ON G4Iub $1.20g. Sir giai
S1.lSt-1.19s; am S6.ub s113s.
SnTsr. = Siir DeS. 71-72se; ON
SGluB Tic. Jiir Wai 69-7otc; IN
S9lub 69e.
anqeen. - SO. 2, $1.S0.
Gerite. - S1.1o--140.
simrtbp. - $5.00-7.50.
aiee - $2o.00-26.OO.
qcrt. - 5iir san. $47.Oo-48.35;
an G9lub SAT 80.
Shmals. - Jiir Son. $24.9G--
25.25: am Sdaub $24.95. Sir Qlai
$24.@-25.O5; am Gdlub $24.so.
gaippenfeit.n. = Sir San. S25. 60
-26.OO; um 5hlub s25.6E. Jur
moi $25.52 -25.s5; am SdiuB
$25.55.
Butter. = Waartt f.it; 'grsamtra
3646se.
gisr. - 3ufubr 4,391 aiitsn;
Marit unperdnosrt.
aartpffeln. Wiartt nieoriser;
3ufu6r 45 Cars: miseoniin, W3l'
aan unb TinHrfota gult S1.6o-
Ito; DO. eide $1.75-1s0.
gefIiiael. - 9ebenoss. Mars! nies
brien; 6dbns 14-1Sr; SpriHssrs
18e; 9urteps zoe.
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;s'I:s ;sII:. !, g. !. g. s 2ss ';g 4; ~
Cent cf q. q. st.. va HoFtp. pa<. <r.... az
Gent. nsattfr ST.. sgi1 xer. tas. 81. ......ts Z
Genf. Dcrsftc L.. - 4 20. Eee. @. 10. f9s,
0bfnp a 3. lx :. - rrfa. Q. RET e.. 3s1
etsiap Ac.rp. 81 : 7tf5 psnr. eerf. az :. ~
E sssiss g " ~ =. ssII': ssII,: g., I. 81
ssasliis; & & 81 8. M sss a [. IT, 'si... e. ~
q: q: 2. 3 .;s:...e :s:.. z - il &c. c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

6retteG ~ Hepsmtev, 1871.
Henn aud Die Va4irsss mad 7atIsbsu
fsiss ists srs6s was. 10 Dsrn Die Daufsa
bod mil Mouiisearbeiisn iberIassn 9Th
III Inner uo9 fstr fsh Cur 3arisbfH
pnrten pon Tea oanten 6-5HE bsred.
nst, Die xsaiisr absr pIafitlsn zariebsn -oH
fals ~ e96.
nssnid saf pen ostF
DuIben ,u $arI spiiden Danfen pessaust.
Az gssatssrsss bstraei tue Hsams pei
kie00.
ssaia ant eursys.
t4f.3taa aaf roa,oH pss,sn a.
Al pro W. etsriina queiiri. @fa.
isI ani Berlin Durbfu nldl quotift: fiir
1t9fd suI 3aris iL75s pro Grane, sui
dmitsrfam <5s yro 0uIeen. Bs&ie
euf Dien purbtn niht auofirf. yires
l4e. Nubri 14s4e. Gfpdholm pro Rroas
4o.iof, 6rancs ,SGDsiD 2SXs.
eaas6 Ebnsasisnss
partn rutIs uno isiis. Die Beaten quo.
'' einieut ssriaut
az Bsnts 192s goxy,. - 105
~ Bombs, 1915 ..,.. 99z -
~ Besbs, 1850 80. esH -
w Yauaus ......,.. ny -
~ banssa GoHSsn.. ~ -
eisssins esuie.iimsasa
gs un,jSte I'm bisiisfa Gtearinsbsuis
btiisfen I'D beute auf t6,9J8,ivo,
.sIsl.essHystasss,
Die esIdaf rarsa teuis an ssr titiisen
Nfitssberfe fstr tsu sno em Bfsiie warrH
aseri6t Gs wufasu nHr spei Hertauft
ebefnlsiifn, ans sssr bic fsissastH:
:. as su Sss7s.
20 Varador aefintna Co.. .254.
6 Gifiss esstiss ge. btsf. .54A
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Retaas Marft.
gsp Qort. 30. glOpsmbsr.

3iun. - Wlartt npmin,lI; $1,000.
pIei. - Tnrtt rubig; $637s-
@ptIter. - Rarst rubis; S7.62a
LIS.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22
CONGRESSMAN AUSTIN
Has Proven Himself a Rep
resentative Of the people,
regardless of politics.

The old talk of opposition to Con-
gresham Austin has been revived,
Dick, however, continues to saw
wood and does not seem to worry
over the thought of some one else
taking his seat in the congress- of
the United States. John Houkis men
toned, both as a progressive and
democratic candi ate, but it would
be good bet to wager that if the
two men mentioned were to enter
the race Congressman Austin would
poll more democratic votes in the
second district than would his OPP
ponent. He has proven himself a
representative of the people, re-
CARELESS of politics, and this will
be hard blow to any one who
goes up against him. lockwood
Times)
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22
FEWER "STRIKES" ON RECORD
Authorities Point With PardonabIe
Pride to Good Work Done Since
Beginning of War


According to statistics just complet-
ed by the department of labor, there
had been reported to the government
since April 6, 1917, when state of
war with Germany was de-:laresz, no
less than 500 strikes and other Sin
dustrial disturbances"
These statistics cover a period Of al
most exactly six months and show that
1,029,671 working men were affected.
In the same period in 1916 only LA
strikes occurred.
The governments record shows that
of the 500 strikes to which official at
tention was called, 100 are still in
force, 80 were given up as impossible
of adjustment and 4S are in a quasi
adjusted condition. The remainder
were settled in one way or another.
Realizing that labor disturbances,
especially such as would affect work
upon war contracts, would constitute
a material weakness in the effort put
forth by the United States, the war
industries board has under considera-
ton form of contract which will give
the government power to act as arbi-
traitor without waiting for an invita-
ton from either side and which binds
the contractor to abide by the decision
made in each case. For it's part, the
government will agree to revise the
contract prices to meet any revision
upward In labor costs resulting from
such arbitration awards.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22
NONRESIDENT ATTACHMENT
NOTICE,
TO L. B. AUDIGIER. AND

10 l.. b. AUDlGlER, AND
WIFE ELLA d. AUDIGIER
Naunie Swan VS.. l.. B. Audigier ct al
State of Tennessee. In Chancery
Court of Knox County. No. 1868
In this cause, it appearing from the
bill filed. which is sworn to, that the
defendants, L. B. Audigier and wife,
Ella D. Audigier, are justly indebted
to the plaintiff, are non-residents OF
the state of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process o. law cannot be
served on them and an original at
tachment having been issued and
levied on the defendants property,
it is ordered that said defendants
appear before the Chancery Court,
at Knoxville, Tennessee, on or be-
fore the first Monday of Jan. next,
and make defense to said bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed
and the cause set for hearing ex
parte as to them. This notice will
be published in The Knoxville In
dependent for four successive
weeks. This Sth. day Of Dec 1917
J. C. FORD. C. & M.
NOBLE SMITHSON, Sol.
Dec. s Is % 20 1917
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22
TO JESSE HASSLER, JAMl
NAH HASSLER AND WILL
lam HASSLER

Henry c. Hassler, Guardian vs.C. y.
Rassler ct al
State of Tennessee, in Chancery
court of Knox County. No. 1903
In this cause, it appearing from
the bill filed, which is sworn to'
thai the defendants. Jesse Hassiel.
Jamimah Hassler and William Hassler
are non residents of the state OF
Tennessee. so the ordinary process can
not be served upon them it is order
ed that said defendant appear before
the Chancery Court. at hnoxville'
Tennessee, on or before the first MON
day of Jan next. and make de-
Tense to said bill, or the same Wi'' w "
taken ror confessed and the cause set
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22
NOTICE.

The undersigned has disposed Of
his interest in the Burlington Supply
Company, and is no longer connec
ted with the same, This 18th day Of
Nov. 1917. CLYDE WARD
Dec. | s IS % 1917
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22

for hearing ex parte as to them This
notice will be published In the Knox
VILE Independent TOR four successive
weeks. This Dec. /, 191 T.
j. G. FORD, c & M.
L. G. Ely, Sol
Dec. Is 20 1917
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22
HELMS THE JEWELER

Has brilliant array of Christmas
Gifts both useful and ornamental
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22
TO CHARLES PAINTER
Frances Painter vs.. Charles Painter
State of Tennessee. In ChRncery

RANGES L aluUGr vs. NlldIlGS RAINIER
State of Tennessee. In Chancery
COURT OF Knox County No. 1928
In this cause. it appearing from
the bill filed, which is sworn to, that
the defendant Charles Palmer is a
nonresident of the State of Tenne-
ssee, so that the ordinary process
cannot be served upon him. 1t ia or
dered that said defendant appear
before the Chancery Court. at Knox
Vile, Tennessee. on or before the
lst Monday of JAM. next, ard M
defense to said bill, OF the same
will be taken for confessed by him and
and the cause set TOR hearing OK
parte as to him. This notice will he
published in the Knoxville lnde-
pendent for four consecutive weeks.
This 9Th day Of December, 1877
J. C. FORD, Clerk and Master.
THOS. J. CLINE, Sol.
Dec 8 Is % 20 1917
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22
governor Paruons AM


Gov Rye has paruoned = Small
ing, convicted in Monroe 81 ty in
1903 of murder in the first ae.
Arris was sentenced to .nged,
AMI an accomplice, who tut tates
evidence, was sentenced i'm
prise 1ent.
Gov Frazier committed t :. i tence
Of Smalling to life imprist nm.
Gov. Cox later pardonet Y Gees
sorry, who has since died.
The two men were char the
murder of Jew mercl ! Ill ped
dler. At the trial Judge Burl now
a resident of Oklahoma, tiff that
there was some ground. dc as
to the guilt of Smalling, d, with A.
]. Fletcher Of Cleveland, was then
Encouragement, recomn ded com.
mutation of sentence 10 or 20
years.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-12-22
& WOMEN TURN FROM
HOUSEHOLD LABoRS

Woman engine wipers at Spo- !
! kane and at other division points
{ on the Great Northern and the ,
.. Northern Pacific railroads in ,
( the state of Washington like
their work and prefer it to
! Homework, @. Ell. Younger, state
labor commissioner, declared re-
! Gently after an inspection trip
TO the railroad shops Of the
zaaAAste. The women in the en-
At the Northern Pacific at
8Bpokane work ten hours a day,
{ ut receive time and half for
ME last hour, he said. In Pasco
{ land Ellensburg women engaged
bit the same work for the North
brn Pacific work eight hours a
day, as do women coach cleaners
in the emf of the Pullman
company. -.."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

ashamed, afraid
Have read the paper daily eagerly
watching the advertisements, news
items. progress % the coming election
Some Of the anti announcements are
decidedly misleading one In part
reads;
The local option committee donbt
less will plant In lurid colors the
great misery, poverty and crime that
they will attribute to the existence of
saloons"
People of Dallas. let me paint you
a r picture bit lurid. perhaps
but n any anti doubts IL. come to m,
celi-In prove II. When crime is It.
tributed to the saloon II Is fastened on
the right source.
only the acts Of a vicious crimi-
nall"
WIZ; made me vicious" What
made me u criminal"
whiskeyi
! did not inherit a mania To attack
a defenscless girl.
Surely I wouldn't knowingly. gam
BILE with the gallows'
Nc greater love burns iu any mans
breast than | have for my mother ana
my people.
No n is quicker to go to the aid ~
any girl In danger than I: I was hu-
man until | forfeited my rights To be
called such. Whisky destroyed All
the good there was in me, transformed
the man 10 a beast. I've seen loss
S!ay rabbits, play with babies. ] won
der why the same dog ki1s. crlpples-
instinct Whiskcy n the brain
and. like the dog, instiget directs tho
human brute To main. torture and
kill. The man isn't the vicious
c~riniinal-the real demon. sa"nee
and vicious as a jungle beast Is liquor
the saloon' This terrible nend alert
and cunning. IS forever on the look
out, ready 90 lead astray your own un-
suspecting daughters. Your sors. thai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
Leonard Dodd, Speaking from the Death
Cell, Relates Life's Story and Gives
Solemn Warning Against Use of Booze

Editor note-The following story
appeared In the Dallas Dispatch dur
ing the prohibition campaign there.
and Is said TO have done more than
anything else to win Dallas county FOR
prohibition Leonard Dodd. the writer
Il awaiting execution OF the death
sentence AT the Dallas county Jail
The letter is "A vivid portrayal OF the
LUIS that led him to his preseai
plisht.)
CHATTER I.
d the People Of Dallas:
Last June when YOU read in yoar
newspapers the sensational account
Of the brutal attack that occurred on
a young lalias girl by a couple ot
drunken fiends. your blood ran hot.
didn't ~ And. Fad the girl victim
0een anything TO you. your thoughts
would have turned 10 revenge, and.
had this accused fallen Into the hands
OF Infatuated citizens Justice would
have been summarily melted "a The
people would have felt that they had
avenged Texas wOmanhood, that they
had done their duty.
Later. n YOU kept up with the case.
you read the testimony OF a states
witness. declaring hat such asts *
were alleged 10 have happened were
just the acts Of a vicious criminal.
Public opinion has pointed 10 me ss
the most despicable. heartless brute
that breathcs.
Visitors have called NJ the jail q
cant help but think out OF curiosity
10 see the agony Of a doomed man.
Some have suggested, after talking
20 me n while. that | write to the pro-
hsbstionists. telling OF the part liquor
played In bringing about my down
all.
This will be a hard undertaking f9r
an uneducated, crushed convict. II
will be my first attempt 20 write read
able material to go before the public.
Since ! believe their sentiment is so
bitter against me, l feel incompetent,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29

J was iu , vaudeville thcdtoi Q rc.pE-
n.4ed the young woman sitting nest 90
me az the one . picked W. drunk near
the joint tn West Dallas ! spoke 90
her She leaned close aud whispered
For Coos sake do'.i SAY auyihiug an
hr can hear. ne De- my husband and
would kill me u hr knew Hrr bIs
band and two small children Pat un
the opposite side of h. didn't
Know II her husband learned OF hI,
wife. spree ur not
Eu, whiskcy ropes ga tho women
too
Hp,, YOU BE- daughter Then vote
out Wbtsk,l
IS short TIM" before ! Wa arrested
: Wa ,ofuiuF into uwu 'urtE s
v,I.-Gr,a.,o stranger jumped uu tine
running board and asked ~ I vnrtoH
'o make Do special trip answered
,,. removed street card. turned and
ttontinucI on iHgc ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-29
aIi Your pride lies In are easy victims
CHAPTER H.
Prison Doors Opened and Hearts
Torn out.

Prison Doors Opened and Hearts
Torn out.
Whiskey can open the penitentiaryI
doors IN the twinkling OF an eye. A.
can tear out the heart Of n poor old.
mother with the cruelty OF n diger's
claws. John %Barieycorn piles up
shame aud disgrace on the good name
Of honorable fathers lie has wreck
ed the happiness of thousands OF
young wives and little children. play
ing havoc with home after home.
Ruins the careers of brilliant young
men; destroys manhood. morals and
religion. Vie drags souls down to he
torture chambers Of he'll and causes
hoartaehes, misery, poverty and
crime.
Mr.. Voter. Il YOU don't believe Il.
drop In and take a look at my mother.
Her hair j. graytr; there's a look In
ther eyes that will tell YOU thai her
soul is being ~crucified Whisky did
It!
Have you a son Don't be str
prised. then. II some day YOU ore
called to police headquarters to look
after YOU model boy. You may get
Va - peg iAt u AAhfs eth may navy W
employ the states best legal talent.
You just CAN'T believe hat the boy
you have done so much for. tried so
hard to raise decent. is a murderer,
oh. God, why did he do IL Whisky.
Today the moose is getting tighter.
My daddy thought the same as YOU.
Just a short time until II strangles out
a miserable life and another pawn OF
whiskey IS sent to meet his Maker.
They are going To tell YOU that
booze does not cause misery and
! crime Murder j. crime. criminal as
spult Is crime. robbery ana burglary
are cr.meS-nnd the cause ia my ease.
! know Hy people know. the man
who sold % 10 me knows. that u was
Whlskey.
And I have asked each inmate ~
hc wing I am confined on. Why are
YOU IN inilf'
They almo. 20 a mar answered
Booze"
A youth was rushed Co the Dallas