12 P.M.
Noon hour strikes ti e whole world over, women's rovers ascend to Thee. Offering their deep letitions that all lands may be set free Once for all from Drink’s dread shackles, Never bound agaiu to be. True and firm in strong endeavour. In each heart and mind they voice: "Drink's dominion iiiiim be banished. Ever then can we rejoice.” Heavenly eyes look down in kindness, One who died to set us free I’rges us to ight decision, Reminds each one, “It was for Thee.” Oftentimes we wound or grieve Him, —say, “One glass will do no harm,” Friend, we’ve watched that all too often, now wo view it with alarm. Pledge yourself this foe to conquer. Ilipe the time, as ne’er before. XII our votes must be for Temperance, Yes, we’ll struggle more and more. Kver praying to our Father, firm and steadfast, hand in hand. Right will win. with Drink abolished by O’.r loyal Temperance Rand. M.K.J.
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White Ribbon, Volume 33, Issue 404, 18 March 1929, Page 12
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