The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-11-03
"LEST We F0RGET!"

l60I We rUnU6I
In the closing hours of this campaign, don't forget certain things that
The campaign waged by the foreign brewery and liquor corporations
under the name of the so-caned South Dakota Local Option League"
South Dakota. DON'T FORGET THAT.
Every known thief and bawd in South Dakota, every known gambler
and plug ugly in the state has lined up under the banners of the South
terests. DON'T FORGET THAT.
Without a single exception, from the president down. every alleged
official OF this alleged League" has always fought for license when the
saloon question wa up and has always fought for everything that the
saloon wanted locally or III the state legislature. DON'T FORGET THAT.
So rank has this been that more than one fourth of the county prei-
dents" of the alleged organization have repudiated the fake publicly de
claring that the US Of their names in connection with the fake o'gani-
cation a not authorized and denounced the forgery Of their names,
DON'T FORGET THAT.
The alleged statistics of the vets of deplorable conditions said to
e1s! in dry states have been proven to be cheats and lies DON'T FOR
The letters and the paid advertising of he vets is not prepared by the
officers al all but by paid emmissary Of the wets Of the outsidc orsaniza-
They have hid behind a post office box in Huron, South Dakota. the
their trail. DON'T FORGET THAT.
Much of their advertising. has been put ou, simultaneously s by the
cisely in common. DON'T FORGET THAT.
The ISSUE NOW Up TO the PEOPLE.
It's now up TO the people to decide whether South Dakota will con-
tnue to be a game preserve for the foreign brewery corporations o
whether the state will be run by the people for the benefit of the people.
It's up to the people of the state to determine whether they will con-
\ tnue to put a price on their 0 and daughters 0 whether they will
make the streets OF South Dakota clean and safe tor the young.
It's up to the people of the state to decide whether they will con-
tnue to authorize the setting of traps to destroy the boys and debauch the
girls for a price Or whether they will declare, by their votes, that South Da
kota shall be free of brewery domination and a safe place for home build
ers to come with their children.
You can not build up a state by tearing down its citizens.
You can not promote sobriety and thrift by opening saloons for the
promotion of drunkenness and soh.
You can not promote chastity and clean living by operating brothels
in communion with dirty saloons.
Lee. the news so out over the wires o n the night Of November 7 that
South Dakota has repudated the saloon. the dive, the gambling hell and
has decided to join the 10 other clean, dry states.
So vote on November 7 that if your o asks you if you voted for
the saloons you will not have to tell him that it is none of his business.
So vote on November 7 that when your little daughter comes to you
at night you can give her a fathers kiss and look her square in he face.
Don't vote to set trap for the destruction of your little ones.
VOTE YES" FOR DRY ON NOVEMBER I, AMEND
MENT NO.. 7.
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