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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 137, 8 December 1919, Page 6

A - PROHIBITION ASSERTION. —.+, — NEW ZEALAND AND MAINE COMPARED. Tho New Zealand Prohibition organ, oalled the Vanguard, which js edited by th» Rev. John Dawson and the Rev. W. J. Williams, publishes in its issue of Ist November of this year a statement which is absolutely misleading, and which is used to influence the electors of New Zealand to follow Maino's example. Tho statement is made, too, on the authority of the Governor of Maine. Here is the statement: — " In the State of Maine we have learned that Prohibition benefits every kind of legitimate business except that of the undertaker, and the constant and continue;! opposition of tho Liquor interests is tho best argument in its favour.—Carl E. Milliken, Governor, 19th June, 1913." WHAT IS THE TRUTH,? Maine under Prohibition for 70 years. New Zealand1 under Continuance. Death Rats in Maine, ' Death Rate in New Zealand, 1915. 1915. j 15.6 11.38 per thousand of the population.: per thousand of the population. The death rate under Prohibition in Maine after 60 years of Prohibition is 36 per cent, greater than in New Zealand under Continuance. THE EVILS OF PROHIBITION INCREASE THE DEATH RATE. The high death rate in Maine is manifestly due to the iniquitous and life-destroy-ing influences of Prohibition operating for 70 years. Prohibition is a death rate increasing proposal. You will livo longer if you keep Prohibition out of New Zealand, and you can do that.by voting for Continuance thus:— 1 I VOTE FOR NATIONAL CONTINUANCE. 2r-^V^^-F©l^£?A3;__V-POT STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES.

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