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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17810, 17 December 1919, Page 8

Inside a 4ilb brown trout. caught near Louth, Lincolnshire, was found a full, grown rat.

JjfORE AUTHENTIC TESTIMONY. FACTS, NOT FAKES, FROM "MEN WHO ENOW. RECEIVED DECEMBER 13, 1919. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. "Cases of dependency and neglect ot DENVER, COLORADO. children m Cook County decreased over 20 " Prohibition has decreased crime in Den- per Ju jy I."—VICTOR P. ver one-half." - HAMILTON ARM- ARNOLD, Judge Circuit Court. STRONG, Chief of Police. "Colorado enthusiastic for Bone-dry Prohibition. Business and social conditions . CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. immediately improved." — OLIVER A. "Sentenced to House of Correction durSHARP, Governor. ing first haii yWT> during half, with five months' 'dry,' 2052. In eonCHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ,*„„„„„ • rr " ,r» sequence, one wing House of Correction "The increase in saving deposits in Chi- closed."—J. KENT GREEN, Assistant to oago banks since Prohibition became effec- Chief Justice, Municipal Court, tive has been very large, and has established a new record."—A. W. HARRIS, President Harris Trust and Savings Bank. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. "Cases of alcoholics in Washingtoniaa » DENVER, COLORADO. have fallen off from an average of 95 pet "Prohibition in four years has closed month to 12."— W. H. BARTON, Super- ' one-half of the State intendent. PYMAN, Warden. RECEIVED DECEMBER 14, 1919. ABOUT QANADA TOPEKA, KANSAS. "Kansas Prohibition 38 years. No senti- WHICH WILL YOU BELIEVE? ment in favour of returning saloons. Pro- pREMIE R >s OFFICIAL STATB . hibition laws not violated any more than ,»™™, MENT, other laws. Business interests and banks unanimously agree Prohibition great bene- DULY AUTHENTICATED fit. Every Justice Supreme, Court, State officials, labour unions, medical associations, QR gIR CHARLEg -j^pp^g the Press, and 95 per cent, of the people PERSONAL OPINION? endorse, without reservation, Prohibition. Legislature endorsed Prohibition and ratiBed National Prohibition .unanimously."- rf HENRY J. ALLEN (Governor), J. N. CRAWFORD (State Labour Commissioner), VICTORIA, 8.C., NOVEMBER 16, 1919. WALTER E. WILSON (State Bank Com- « ProvinciaJ p6&x 25 per cent missioned J. C. MOHLER (Secretary State by Prohfl)it ; on gmtij Board of Agriculture), RICHARD J. HOPKINS (Attorney-general), W. A. JOHNSTONE (Chief Justice), S. J. CRUMBINE (State Health Officer), CHARLES H. SESSIONS (Managing Editor Topeka Daily pREmBR op ONTARIQ Capital). TORONTO, DECEMBER 12, 1919. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. " Prohibition m Ontario has had wonder- " Virginia Prohibition promotes thrift. . ml effects in reducing crime, improving improves business, diminishes crime, bene- , ~ ™«~™r. ~ business, increasing savings, and bettering fits health of peopIe."—PETERS, Commie- s moral, physical, and financial conditions of sioner. the people."—(Signed) DRURY, Premier. LANSING, MICHIGAN. In October, 1919, Ontario carried pro-' "Assistant Attorney-general, State of man ent Prohibition by a majority of Michigan, having charge enforcement Pro- 300000 hibition law of State, is strongly impressed with resulting benefits, moral, social, eco- When handin S in **»» advertisement f«i nomic conditions. Believe benefits are ap- •nsertion in the Dominion the original cable predated by majority people this State, messages as received wen> submitted for Law generally well enforced. "—GREEN. purposes of verification. « LIQUOR AND INFLUENZA. LIQUOR AND INFLUENZA. MEDICINE IN THE HOME. DON'T LET THE LIQUOR TRADE SCARE YOU. REST) THIS! Sir Malcolm Morris,. K.C.V.0., F.R.C.S., President of the Institnte of Hygierw. Commissioner at a conference called by the Institute on February 28, 1919 to consider Influenza and its prevention, said: ' "ALCOHOL IS NOT ESSENTIAL FOR THE PREVENTION OR THE TREATMENT OF INFLUENZA." Dr E. B. Turner F.R.C.&, is a leading London practitioner, and has lectured • on social diseases m the Army with great acceptance to officers and men. Ho ho kept a record of an unbroken series of 2300 CASES OF INFLUENZA WHICH HE HAS TREATED, ending in complete recovery with no com plication, and without a single death. He described in the British Medical Journal for March 8, 1919, how, in the enidemic paging in London emce October, 1918, ho had treated 355 oases, all with temperatures of 103.5 degrees to 105 degrees, and of virulent type, all recovered without pneumoira or other complications. Dr Turner- says in a letter: — T have not ordered any alcohol whatever in Influenza, either in this epidemic or any of tiie early ones. They do not require it, as far as I can see. "ALCOHOL WILL BE AVAILABLE" But, if required, alcohol for medicine will lie obtainable. The Act especially provides for it, and the Minister for Health in the National Government specially mentioned that provision would be made to obtain it WITHOUT PAYMENT OF DOCTORS' FEES. DON'T BE SOARED. W IPE OUT THE PUBS.