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the liquor traffic without any regard for
the misery it would cause to many is
diabolical in the extreme."
Think of the misery which would follow
in the wake of prohibition, according
to this Minnesota liquor paper; of what
would really happen in the homes, the
manufacturing institutions, the churches
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women if their husbands were to change
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