The White Ribbon. “For God, and Home, and Humanity." WELLINGTON, 18th, AUGUST, 1938. THE EDITOR AND THE IMP.

White Ribbon, Volume 44, Issue 514, 18 August 1938, Page 5

The White Ribbon. “For God, and Home, and Humanity." WELLINGTON, 18th, AUGUST, 1938. THE EDITOR AND THE IMP.

Well, ni) Imp! What in >(»u look--10 OaiioUO BOOH I 111 thinking the election la drawing ti• ;tr and wondering boo tha root Will |u both for l.i««nsi-u l l "'l ami -ral Po||. M 'Don t I The T»r.l fkxj it potent relgneto.' if ovary elector • mhori ftn- tnd Icnowi that Ju I • marked the avMow'a mit»: Hi the , 11 io ifa iid!. i th< elect in thi- l.aliu. ho\ ' V | ou no 'i '• tad baa neither handii I oor H" a vote Ha boa limited Hlra ' : a In- -;i.mi|l we kn«»w not • through human meana He I elector for his volt to beaten thp rnlnj of Hti Kingdom upon earth 1 hioh we all pray." It Is a serious ttaOVJfßt! To be practoU me. de you thiol Wow Z^Awill go if) at thi- OOXI Poll 0 " 'That dopende noon how loyoll) we lod*i ■• Have you any ' ebool fleeTi vot< " WooM it not • r tOO abolition of this evil tn If so. every Christian's duty Is to rd a vote for abolition and wipe lot Trade." "Ton tl ink Wi fOO do this," I think Ood 800 do this through ua. Then- is nnnther OOpei t. vVe car win

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Queen*town highway. [1 I the oame OtOT] I eOtl hcens woo transferred bj special Ad of • nt. Wby they a Ui( I rai oll< • i ana °f our to be able to pnrcbooi Intoxicating] drinks, h f h. Iflnleter of Tr port, for I'm mil T can't tell '•▼t tl hroueht in?" I think not. then wIH be no OOW in fiisinp legislation this eeeotoa we are told; and what 108 will depend upon the i th» cotnioar Poll if v, • |• • i iubf tiai nojorlty (even if not the one> anv tloverntiH'nt eroaM think twice before granting! in for the oale >f liquor gnd *o flom a larte hody of public opinion"

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an.l The\ their ••ns and protons. not ipon a iiM ii ould i ■ mal." I your doctrine .1 hard 0 •ni]'fiis;it ions onl> given tQ ii of CI the in Mutli 11 m hi? men thai At a time • lit i tommander tent mi dut) not tit for "('all out 1I drunk 1 ,1 below the Hiei H k by 'Punch' (!• 1 Will IS In turf . • Fool in gold, Laid him in yon hallowed mould to a tidier*! I\\ I I of the hra- '..>!, .! ;, «ib, al's gloom, the rite, tl : • 1 ■ tr bin wa ad . the hero's hears** • ri'Vs rent, no word* of fana ■ of no vanntful prlor\. 'Mi her hau r) All life lone his hoftaa# ihrlnes than tt 'ln I pale nor dim, Id for him, \ rid th- t won lUt) d<

, . _ a. i In the old days, the horse and trap both kept sober, however drunk the driver might be. But a motor is always as drunk as its driver.