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AUTOMATIC SELF-FEEDERS
For Her, JPfet, Calree aid Sate?. She i net Beet
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W. M. HORNBECK, Dcpt 81. Peoria, lllmok
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at last entered politics, and he made
a plea to both political parties to act
together on the liquor question, giv
ing the warning that the one that
adopts prohibition first will drive to
the other party the bad men of that
party. "And both have enough bad
men now," he added. "There is no
politics separating the liquor dealers.
They have no loyalty or partisanship
except to their own Interests. The
people have advanced to a point
where they vote against the saloon in
90 per cent of the territory of the
country."
He said that New York without the
woman vote ha! at the last election
turned 122 towns to the drys. "What
will wa see in New York now," he
asked, "with the women of New
York able to p- tect their sons from
the liquor business?"
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In the performance of a serious
civil and moral duty, we, the pastors
of the Catholic churches of Cam
bridge, urge upon our fellow-citizens
the grave obligation which the ap
proaching municipal election im
poses upon the individual voter of
deciding by his vote whether we shall
have license or no-license in our city
for the coming year, whether the
traditional Cambridge policy of no-
license shall be continued or not.
For full three decades of years our
citizens have steadfastly voted "NO"
on that question. Year after year for
thirty years they have unfalteringly
opposed the licensed saloon and
their votes have rejected it in obedi
ence to moral conviction. Our cit
izens of every race and creed have
happily united in the rejection of the
saloon, as the prolific source of crime,
disease and poverty.
. Is there any reason that will justi
fy or demand a reversal of that pol
icy? Shall we declare the saloon a
blessing and a'dmit it into our city
and our several neighborhoods, to
blight and curse our people, young
and old? Can license fees, however
large, counterbalance the monster
evils of the licensed galoon? Will
the individual voter share with the
saloon keeper the moral turpitude of
the licensed saloon In a city which
has so long been free from it?
Nay, rather, shall we not reject It
as our fathers have done for a gen
eration? Shall we not by our per
sonal vote protect the homo of our
birth or adoption from this hideous
thing, the enemy of the church, the
home, and the municipality? And
now, particularly, when our country
is engaged in a great war, and when
in common with our fellow country
men we our pouring out lavishly
not only the hard earnings of years
of toil and sacrifice, but our very
hearts blood in defence of the na
tion, shall we not by our vote pro
tect the country of our love against
the tremendous domestic enemy, the
saloon, that in demoralizing our,
young men would paralyze and nulli
fy their efforts against the mighty
foreign foe?
A vote for no license is a moral
and patriotic act.
Hugh P. Blunt, Sacred Heart, East
r.nmhridee: A. J. Pimental, St. An
thony's, East Cambridge; Henry
Zmijewski, St. Hedwige, East Cam
bridge; Anselmo Lenzi, St. Francis
of Assisi, East Cambridge; Patrick
H. Callanan, St. Peter's Cambridge;
John J. Ryan, St. Paul's Cambridge;
James P. F. Kelly, St. John's North
Cambridge; Adolph Rabel, S. M.,
Notre Dame, North Cambr'dge;
Joseph J. Krasnlckas, Immaculate
Conception, Cambrldgeport; John A.
Butler, St. Patrick's Cambrldgeport;
John A. Crowe, Blessed Sacrament,
Cambrldgeport; Michael J. Doody, St.
Mary's Annunciation, Cambrldgeport.
Cambridge, Mass., Record.
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