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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 60, 4 December 1919, Page 5

LABOUR AND PROHIBITION. "No class of society has received greater benefits through the Prohibition law of Colorado than tho wage-earners. Mv observation, with opportunities of knowing tho , results, equal perhaps lo that of anvoue, bears out this conclusion."—o. C. Houstan, Editor Denver "Labour Bulletin." "Before the Labour movement can attain its nlaco and fulfil its destiny it must rid itself of liquor domination and shako off tho shackles that that interest has liouiw' about it. After years of investisation I find that Prohibition has nroven that once the Labour movement is loosed from liquor's dictation ond its membership released from the poverty caused bv drink, it will realise its dreams of economic greatness, but that will not come until ii lias awakened to tho fact that it is 10-duv being made the slavo of Ihe outlawed liquor traffic .of America."—'J'. J. Greer, President Louisana Federation of Labour.—Aovt.

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