TO YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
[Published by Arrangement.]
WHO WILL CAST THEIR FIRST VOTES TO-MORROW. >fe You a*B the advance guard of the corning generations. The hope of the future lies very much in your hands. What are you gomg to make of this Dominion? Are you willing to permit the liquor Traffic to continue aha dSsfcressmg career, dnflicting sunenng and pain, oroating poverty, vice, and came? Or will you help *o hasten on the Dawn of » New Era of Peace, Plenty, Comfort, and Prosperity, the first step to which is the abolition of the Liquor Traffic? In ,-the exercise of jour liewly-twquired power .throw your -might to-morrow on the Bide of mghteoueness, fair wlasr. ami eatrame .personal liberty,"
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Evening Star, Issue 17226, 16 December 1919, Page 9
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119TO YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN Evening Star, Issue 17226, 16 December 1919, Page 9
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