The White Ribbon. For God and Home and Humanity. WELLINGTON, OCT. 18, 1918. HALT !
Th*' canvassing with petitions, which formed the first half of our hattie, is over, and wc are waiting now to know whether wc have succeeded; whether the Government will grant the earnestly and insistently demanded poll. The time of waiting should not b« spent in idleness, but in preparation for the next advance.
See that all over .*1 are enrolled. Do your best to educate voters to the evils of the traffic, and the gre.ct and urgent necessity we arc under to banish it before our boys come bat k. Treat it as an important matter; be zealous .aid let our zeal enthuse others. Above all let us remember the words of our Crusade Psalm: “Put not th\ trust in Primes." Let us put 0111 trust in the Living God in whosehands arc the hearts of all men. As never before let pra> devouily and hammer away stoutl).
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White Ribbon, Volume 24, Issue 280, 18 October 1918, Page 9
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162The White Ribbon. For God and Home and Humanity. WELLINGTON, OCT. 18, 1918. HALT ! White Ribbon, Volume 24, Issue 280, 18 October 1918, Page 9
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