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KANSAS P ROUD OF RECORD.

Has Reduced Drinking 2,000 Per

Cent. In 30 Years -- Jails Are Empty.

Speciat it The New York Times.

TOPEKAv Sept. 18.-- That Kansas has reduced Its drinking 2,000 per cent. In thirty years, and Its per capita consumption of Mquora Is tiow $1.48 as compared with Missouri's $24 a yearj Is the mes- Ba^ sent to Tennessee to-day by John S. Dawson, Attorney General. Tennessee iida a prohibition fitrht on its hands this Fall.

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