To the Editor of the "Nortu-Catna Dairy News."
Sin,—In the case reported by you to-day of U. S. (S.M.P.) v. Anns, the Commissioner, Mr. Schuhl, said, "I would suggest that the municipal authorities make the selling of liquor to intoxicated men a serious offence. The police should go after the offenders. We would see less drunkenness then."
This seems to me to be a pretty good thing, and one worth looking into. I am a resident in a district not the best, owing to the H. O. L., and on my way home pass a few bars. Ihave, time and time again, seen intoxicated men coming out of these places. If such a rule as suggested could be enforced, I believe we would see less drunkenness and the bars would be quite careful to whom they sell intoxicants, and to see that the man asking for drink was quite able to stand another.
Let's boost a good thing.
I am, ete.,
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