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YOUR GLASS OF WINE.
As lately as 1920 the moderate wine-drinker
the United States was laughing at the idea of ^
dry America." But Prohibition has come, ana
his glass of good wine has gone.
YOUR glass of wine will go too if you do not
defend it.
HELP yourself. The citizen, not the trade, can
win this fight.
Watch your elections, and rouse up your fellow-
electors. Few candidates risk standing openly as
Prohibitionists ; but, cloaked as Local Optionists,
as Nationalists, as State-Purchasers or merely as
" Temperance Reformers," they are already busy
sapping your liberties.
Keep teetotal tyrants out of Parliament and out
of your Borough and County Councils. If they
are already in, work to turn them out at the next
elections. Faddists are not the men to be entrusted
with the direction of public affairs and with the
spending of taxpayers' and ratepayers' money.
England,-say the American intruders, is to be
made dry by the women's vote. Find out what
they are telling your womenfolk, and explain to
them the other side.
Prohibition means more taxes, more drug-
taking, more discontent.