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New Zealand Tablet, Volume LII, Issue 36, 23 September 1925, Page 18

, C ’ 11 ■ h vCV ..- rv.-. • H.L P*H'~v v-^4 V;;u America's great Editor, f- c V Vi . • • /. i *- • - - ‘ - Author and Publicist, knows more about the United States under Prohibition than any Prohibition Agitator in New Zealand C {■'* ,a<£ -,\ ,•. • • ' • - : • •*. _ , ' •" • ' • ■•• ~'t*w ' X ■■ a‘ : ■•? li f %M amaltam 0 -' V J ' c ' ; - •' '•••‘-'y' >' 1 ■ - y. • -1 y r I^l Here is H. L. Mencken ’s Verdict ——— “There is not less drinking in the Republic--but More, There is not less crime-but More. There is not less in-sanity-but More. Respect for law has not increased— but Diminished. The young are now tempted as they were never tempted before. Progress takes a back turn. (American Mercury, Dec., 1924) (American Mercury, Dec., 1924) Vote according to Proven Facts! Vote Continuance Thus: (1) 1 VOTE FOR NATIONAL CONTINUANCE (3) I VOTE FOR StAfIRPBSHASE AND CONTROL (?) I VOTE FOR NATIONAL PROHIBITION ■ ■ ■ a£ ■ W^ <o‘ .’ i ' *," ‘ ■■ ’> ■ t : • " 2 a 5 U ; ' ' i? ■J- ■ t '■ . J - i r. i n ■ r' TTTv~r v-v;- ' C : -'' ,n,'ys . :i : ■: .■ • t • , - ■ s • • 'f ■ '•‘.v v •■ r <'•* ■ iiil irrtT, fill J-