The Menace of Prohibition
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"Thousands of working-men lose their lives ever}'- year in the coal and lead mines, but no efforts are made by the prohibitionists to secure proper ventilation and in- spection of the mines or safety appliances for the rail- roads. That the State has power to prohibit or abolish the legalized sale of liquor no intelligent person will deny. The State has power also to abolish the Church and transform its property into State property as was recently done in France under the direction of Premier C...lemenceau.
"The action of the French government in rhis in- stance, however, did not reduce the amount of religion in France ; on the contrary, it had the. Effect of making the lukewarm churchman more active and zealous in the church's cause.
"Under laws prohibiting the liquor business we find the same results. In the State of Maine, the oldest pro- hibition State in the Union, we find more arrests for drunkenness, in proportion to the population, than in any State where we have the licensed saloon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Thousands of working-men lose their lives ever}'- year in the coal and lead mines, but no efforts are made by the prohibitionists to secure proper ventilation and in- spection of the mines or safety appliances for the rail- roads. That the State has power to prohibit or abolish the legalized sale of liquor no intelligent person will deny. The State has power also to abolish the Church and transform its property into State property as was recently done in France under the direction of Premier C...lemenceau.
"The action of the French government in rhis in- stance, however, did not reduce the amount of religion in France ; on the contrary, it had the. Effect of making the lukewarm churchman more active and zealous in the church's cause.
"Under laws prohibiting the liquor business we find the same results. In the State of Maine, the oldest pro- hibition State in the Union, we find more arrests for drunkenness, in proportion to the population, than in any State where we have the licensed saloon.
What to read after The Menace of Prohibition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lulu Wightman to read onlineMoreLess
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