JUST SUBSCRIBE.

White Ribbon, Volume 33, Issue 383, 18 June 1927, Page 10

JUST SUBSCRIBE.

I’ve written subscribe, and I’ve talked subscrib*, And I’m tired as tired can be, But I’ll never stop till the quota’s reached. So listen once more to my plea. To be ♦‘ftieient we must be informed. We must know the plans of state; We must know them new, for another year May be just a year too late. No soldier would think of going to war, Who was not equipped for the fray, Within shining armour and sword in hand. Triumphant he wins the day.

If he failed to use every offered help, That his services might ring true,

He’d be called a slacker in Govern-

ment terms,

For to country your best is due. We are soldiers in the W.C.T.U. We have pledged our heart and hand.

To battle with all our might and strength, The foes that menace our laud. We must know the tactics of these our foes. To put up an intelligent fight; We need education to teach us the way, To give telling blows for the right. And the Union Signal supplies this need, Shows us just where the danger lies, Makes of every woman a soldier brave, Who reads the paper and tries. Our commander-in-chief is with us to-day, And she’s hoping with all her heart, That all the members will feel the urge, And every state do her part; ,And finish the quota so well begun. To-day’s leader, one of the best, Gives a slogan that points the way— Hold Fast and Go Forward. The goal is in sight And as soldiers we must obey. But we cannot hold fast if we have not the facts. Nor advance if we know not the way, The Union S?|gnal makes every step plain, So subscribe, and do it to-day.