Prohibition -- Moral and ethical aspects; Prohibition -- United States
It is the American people that must answer these momentous questions!
And answer them they will! There is no escape from the responsibility!
=The future of the Republic rests upon their decision!=
It is the bounden duty of every American freeman, to speak against, to
write against, to vote against =the menace of Prohibition=!
=PROHIBITION IS A MENACE TO=
=THE PROSPERITY OF THE COMMUNITY.=
=THE PEACE AND TRANQUILLITY OF THE PEOPLE.=
=THE CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTIES OF THE CITIZENS.=
=THE POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS OF THE LAND.=
=THE STABILITY OF THE REPUBLIC.=
=A vote against Prohibition is a vote against THESE MENACES!=
+The Menace of Prohibition+
Should be widely circulated by every advocate and champion of Personal
Liberty and Constitutional Rights
Right at this time--in the crisis of American Liberty!
There is nothing just like it
The arguments are not of the +stereotyped+ class
The facts given are indisputable
It does not offend +the man on the other side of the question+
It appeals to the citizen who desires fair play--and wants to see the
American Republic continue a free nation, safeguarding the interests of
+ALL+ and granting "special privileges to none"
REMEMBER ALWAYS--
"Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty"
SINGLE COPIES, 10 CENTS EACH
BY MAIL, POSTPAID
Special rates on large quantities--100, 500 and 1000 lots--will be given
upon application
Address the Author--
Mrs. LULU WIGHTMAN
314 West First St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Footnote:
[1] Inter-church Conference was the beginning of the National Federation
of the Churches, which maintains a Prohibition department and is
committed to the programme of Prohibition.
Transcriber's Notes:
Passages in italics are indicated by _italics_.
Passages in bold are indicated by =bold=.
Underlined passages are indicated by +underline+.
Punctuation has been fixed without note.
End of Project Gutenberg's The Menace of Prohibition, by Lulu Wightman
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