NEW MEXICO STATE OFFICIALS EXPRESS THEIR OPINION OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
The saloons are violating every law of God and man. If the law of God prevailed, the saloon-keeper would be sent to the penitentiary to serve time with his victims.” —Justice Hanna. “If they will not quit this nefarious business of robbing men of their reason and their manhood, let us make it a crime to sell liquor in any form here.” —Judge Abbot. “The saloon cannot be controlled bv law. Since it cannot be regulated and cannot b emade to obey the law, take the step which you know will be effective, and close it up.”— Governor W. C. McDonald. “Drink nurts our people more than anything else. It is the duty of all to help eradicate the saloon and save the Spanish-Americ an people from its clutches. Let us vote to free this citv from the abominable evil of the liquor habit.”- Colonel Jose I). Sena.
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White Ribbon, Volume 21, Issue 245, 18 November 1915, Page 15
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159NEW MEXICO STATE OFFICIALS EXPRESS THEIR OPINION OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. White Ribbon, Volume 21, Issue 245, 18 November 1915, Page 15
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