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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 287, 2 December 1911, Page 4

PRCii;i:iTlOiV AND TEMPERANCE. PROHIBITION IS NOT TEMPERANCEDO NOT BE MISLED. TEMPERANCE CONSISTS IN MODERATION, AND PROHIBITION DOBS NOT DISTINGUISH BETWEEN USB AND ABUSE. PROHIBITION MAY BE A DESIRABLE PROCEDURE, APPLIED TO AN INDIVIDUAL; AND, IN THAT FORM, IS A POWER ALREADY EXISTING NOW, BUT WHEN APPLIED TO A COMMUNITY IT CEASES TO BE A TEMPERATE PROVISION — IT BECOMES TYRANNY. I YOU CANNOT BELIEVE IN TYRANNY, AND WILL THEREFORE SURELY ON BOTH ISSUES I I STRIKE OUT THE BOTTOM LINE.