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COme and join us in our labors
Author: W. S. Peterson Hymnal: GTST1888 #d11 (1888) First Line: Come and join us in our pleasures
COme and join us in our labors
Come friends and Brothers
Hymnal: GTST1888 #d12 (1888) First Line: Come, friends and brethren, all unite
Come friends and Brothers
Come to the rescue, my brother
Author: C. L. Shacklock Hymnal: GTST1888 #d13 (1888)
Come to the rescue, my brother
Courage, brother, do not stumble
Author: Norman Macleod Hymnal: GTST1888 #d14 (1888)
Courage, brother, do not stumble
Brother, come home
Author: A. B. Kaufman Hymnal: GTST1888 #d15 (1888) First Line: Dear brother, come home
Brother, come home
Don't Cross the Line, Boys
Author: Eden Reade Latta Hymnal: GTST1888 #d16 (1888) Refrain First Line: Fall into line, boys
Don't Cross the Line, Boys
The lighthouse
Author: Mattie McCaslin Hymnal: GTST1888 #d17 (1888) First Line: Far out upon life's ocean Refrain First Line: Then sign the pledge, my brother
The lighthouse
The bloody ballot
Author: Charles W. Dennison Hymnal: GTST1888 #d18 (1888) First Line: Father in heaven thy kingdom come
The bloody ballot
Sign the pledge, 'twill prove a blessing
Hymnal: GTST1888 #d19 (1888) First Line: Fling aloft the temperance banner
Sign the pledge, 'twill prove a blessing
Storm the fort and rout old Satan
Hymnal: GTST1888 #d20 (1888) First Line: Friends of freedom, lift your banners
Storm the fort and rout old Satan
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