The literary digest . liquor men, it isunconstitutional to change the Con-stitution.—Louisville Post. It is going to take hard work forsome people to take to soft drinking.—Memphis Commercial-Appeal. Certainly it must be that this coun-try Ls imder a dry moon. But, ah, theresthe moonshine!—Baltimore Sun. The distillers might turn some oftheir plants into orphans homes. Theyare responsible for lots of them.—Philadelphia Inquirer. Just think of the foot-notes that willbe necessary to make most of BobbyBurnss verse intelUgible to cominggenerations.—Manchester Union. Enough State legislatures have
The literary digest . liquor men, it isunconstitutional to change the Con-stitution.—Louisville Post. It is going to take hard work forsome people to take to soft drinking.—Memphis Commercial-Appeal. Certainly it must be that this coun-try Ls imder a dry moon. But, ah, theresthe moonshine!—Baltimore Sun. The distillers might turn some oftheir plants into orphans homes. Theyare responsible for lots of them.—Philadelphia Inquirer. Just think of the foot-notes that willbe necessary to make most of BobbyBurnss verse intelUgible to cominggenerations.—Manchester Union. Enough State legislatures have re-sponded to the poetic appeal of theProhibitionists: Drink to me only withthine ays.—New York Evening Sun. The persiflage between the Governorsof the Carolinas this morning mustsound something like the repartee in aparty of deaf- mutes dining at anautomat.—New York Evening Post. the harbor l>ars.—Newark News. The clove business shows signs of panic.—Chicago Daily News. And the toast will be dry. Copyrighted by the New York Trimne .Association. NEW MAP OF THE GREAT AMERICAN DESERT.—Darling in the New York Tribune. too!—Philadelphia Inquirer. The water-wagon is a sort of Carof Jug-or-not.—Lowell Courier-Citizen. The Saliara desert at one time wasthe largest dry area on earth.—DetroitNews. We shall beat our swords into plow-shares and our corkscrews into button-hooks.—Brooklyn Eagle. Better get rid of the tea and coffeehabit. These Iniquitous beverages come —Chicago Tribune. There, Uttle brewery, dont you cry;youll grind sausages by and by.—Memphis Commercial Appeal. When certain people start blowingthe foam off of a charlotte russe itstime the United States went drj-.—Lackawanna Journal. A LOT of women are going to regretprolubition, the way it wUl lead totheir husbands staying aroimd home.—New York Evening Sun. The horrendous thought occurs thatRussia was the first nation to adoptI)rohibition. And now look at thedarned thing.—New
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