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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 November 1911, Page 3

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OVER 7,000 FIRST CONVICTIONS FOR Dli CNKENNESS LA3T FEAR. IS THE FOLLOWING THE SOLUTION (Extract from the speech of one of tho Officers of the Ohio Stato liquor League ) "It will arpea rfrom these facts, gentloraen, that the success of our business is dependant largely upon the creation oF an appetite for drink. Men who drink liqor, like others, will die, and if there is no new appetite created our counters will be empty, as will our money drawers. Our children will go hungry, or we must olianee our business to something more remunerative. The open field for tho creation of this ap•potite is AMONG THE BOYS. After mon o.ro pwn and their habits are formed, they rarely change in this record. It wiH be needful, therefore, that ruisisonary work be done among the BO\S, and I make this suggestion, gentlemen, that uicirels expended in IRLAIb !U BOYS NOW will return in dollarsto ronr tills after the aopotites have been formed. ABOVE ALL THINGS CREATE APPETITES."- Saturday Evening Post, U.S.A., November 9, 1907. HERE IS THE FULL DIABOLISM OF THE SALOON SET FORTH IN PLAIN UNVARNISHED LANGUAGE. Voters! Rememkr the BOYS ! Strike out the top line on both ballot papers j