Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 57, Number 49, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 September 1915 — Page 8

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PROHIBITION INVADES NEW QUESTIONS OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY

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armen. Many features Newa Review Uf3er"l?20,0red War MaPMarket Letter (War affects markett, markets detertoina auccesa of farmer's BUSINESS) HlZ favention, nd discoveriei . I? ?er 4co" fncreaa profits i Many Dtpaxtmtnti to ihow the farmer J' or money. Yojl need thU ? irauaotdioary papir in vour tttstme.oo 4

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The Church Progress of St. Louis, Mo devotes much space to a dissertation on the recent intmnninnn1 u:...

culture Congress in San Francisco and in fts discussion of drastic prohibition laws states that questions of leligious liberty are involved. Commenting on this Congress the Church Progress says:

a,l hi f g f Ule CoS is of special interest to Catholics because ts business relates very closely to the worship of their Church. In fact Sf8 lfc y appear at first glance, the verv nnosUn ne n.

ta "ivuivea. That this is so i Remonstrated by the fact that there is abroad in many states a "0.. an Send

mhiK.M , eveu to the extreme of Piohibiting the manufacture of its

ThVro ', !' IOr dlvine worship. Theio is at present on the statute books of the State of Arizona, for in stance, a law that forbids the use of altar wine in celebrating Mass. And LlAro nrn mnn.. ....

Wnuy who are work ng to have similar legislation passed in Cal ifornja, the create wi,

State in the Union. suig Arizona Ord

Brun & Chaix, a well known Arm of

nZ, "le powers, which sup plies the majority of the Arizona

: r Un aitar wines' canceled all Arizona orders for altar wines the

URl; 1110 uuv went into effect, giving

rcttouu LH ill. Rfl nmon f a....

mented wine for any purpose were for-

wM mw lUany priests h M9n lrrt- 1. 1 : .

uuuii 1 utvor or the measure were

at uie interpretation that had

.isnop üranjon, of Tue son, appealed to the rm,rfc

w vo ivyi 111" terpretation of thn lnxv rnu j-,-..

lino , , . me utJCiSlon has not yet been handed down. Mass

' ft'ii ceienratod as before in all the

The action of Brun & Chaix in re. lusing to take chanfA s

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, lllco 1ULO Arizona is regard ed as an alarmist's position, but not

. u", lor wnich ere is no

ant. . me law, as worded may

uouxx uupaDie or such interpretation, even though it would never have

3,500 Wage Earners Put Out r r

ot tmployment In One Factory The following article from the Columbus "Dispatch" shows what dam

age the prohibition movement hns m.

ready done to others than those directly connected with the liquor interests and the working class: Mr. H. F. Davenport', secretary of

me Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company, Chicago, says: "The immediate result of this wave of prohibition now sweeping the conn-

try is that about 3,500. of our employes have been laid off. At our north side

limut, uneans ana Huron streets which is closed, we formerly had 1,700 men; at Long Island, now closed, we had 900 men; at San Francisco! also closed, we had 300

also reduced the

VIA4 UU1C1 factories. At present our West Side plant here in Chicago, Twenty-second street and Ford avenue, we -have cut down from 500 to 200, and at Dubuque

LIVILI (Ulf tü ÖUU. "Manufacturers of pianos have been hit harder th

- ui bills UI U V.;i.:4:

luuiuun wave, we are particularly

vn iiiupiueu tu raaKe piano cases and in tt I 21 1

a l uneaper ana better than the big manufacturers. The result is that litll. n i

tut; jjiiiB manuiacturor, or rather

vv. 44W iwocuiuiu pumo parts, can now get thoir cases cheaper than the big manufacturer can produce them, and this puts the little follow in the inside track of the big ono. It has

been a hard blow to some of tho

makers. ' This is simply one of the many other

muuoiuua auuuring wnicii to a great extent feel the results of the prohibition movomont. No doubt the people of this rmiTifrv mill

j TT444 ouuu waite up and will find out what prohibition means, especially to the worklngmen, and it is not any too sonn fnr fjJ

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News comes from Dmrnioo a:

to the effect that tho Wnwuu

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r,,!r.ub?" up. tarnst the oldest

ut Ule caurch, and that wine TAt f-lr

tu sacraments can not -be ob-

..cu w.inout resorting: to the courts. Churches which use wines for sacra-

pui poses win not receive sup""'J'. is broi,eht to Xest the

..w iHwu.u.t.uu jaw on the point, according to Eugene S. Ives, railroad at-

;U4"VJ' iU1- JVs m a letter to R N. French, representing the Catholic

,r imiuiace Concept on,

: , , ""u"u:5 woum not accept for shipment into Arizona any beverages containing alcohol, no matter fnr nrhnt m .

i.at purpose such beverages Worn fnr, A nrl im a, .

UI1UA me law had been construed by proper judicial authori-ties.

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lent as .fTT " enuy.

a-ustna a horseshoe, a nV .

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an absence of many years, "became

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pictures. I guess the family kind

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