Garland Globe | 1906-03-03 | Page 4 | Dramatic Temperance Story

Dramatic Temperance Story. if I Irving Grlnnell, treasurer ot tbo f I Church Temperance Society of New i' B York, told at a temperance meeting f a dramatic story: J "A woman entered a barro6.n," ho !j j said, "and advanced quietly to tier bus- 1 1 band,, who sat drinking with three - I 3 other men. 1 J Sho placed a covered dish on the) tablo and said: I; J "Tblnklu' ye'd bo u busy to como I homo to supper, Jack, I'vo fetched It , l to you bore.' jl "And she departed. B; "Tho men laughed nwkwnrdly. no l Invited his friends to share the meal I! with bim. Then he removed the cover ll from the dish. 'M "Tho dish was empty. It'contnlned M n slip ot paper thnt snld: ft "I hope you will enjoy your supper. M It is tbo snme your wlfo and children HI have at home." Chicago Chronicle, . Hj