MR. TAYLOR’S LAST WORDS.
“I want to say that this year of 1911 is our year of emancipation if we are true to God and to our opportunity. They call us fanatics, but National Prohibition is worth living for, and worth dying for. I have had a happy life, and it has been full from the beginning to the end. lam very tired. I know I shall be happier where I am going, but I am glad to think I have lived out every moment, and that 1 have tried to do always what was right.”
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White Ribbon, Volume 17, Issue 194, 17 August 1911, Page 1
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96MR. TAYLOR’S LAST WORDS. White Ribbon, Volume 17, Issue 194, 17 August 1911, Page 1
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