A WHITE RIBBON HYMN.
The battle cry is ringing ; * It is ringing from afar; It is ringing light around u>; Where the bannered a r mies are.
It is ringing to the echo Where, with fearless front wc stand. A great white-ribboned army Of the mothers of the land.
Have you listened? Have you heard 11: Have you thought on what it saith ? “For God, and Home, and Country,” For our firesides and our faith.
For all on earth that’s holy, For all that’s high wc stand, A great white-ribboned army Of the mothers of the land.
Jehovah is our Leader, The Lord of Hosts is He, And Hi?- name upon our banners Is the pledge of victory.
Our tru>t i- in His presence, So with eadfast hearts we stand, A great white-ribboned army Of the n others of the land. Isabel Sinclair. British Columbia.
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White Ribbon, Volume 20, Issue 237, 18 March 1915, Page 3
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145A WHITE RIBBON HYMN. White Ribbon, Volume 20, Issue 237, 18 March 1915, Page 3
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