Money or Morals by M. C. W.

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 24, 1914

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 41, No. 46.

Money or Morals

By M. C. W.

WHEN the late General Bidwell saw two men reeling drunk from his premises one Sunday, where wine grapes grew and wine was made, his decision was formed. The great store of wine on hand was donated to hospitals, but only for medicinal purposes. The vines were dug up. His vineyards were worth $500,000, but he owed $300,000. But he did not hesitate. He planted his vineyards to raisin and table grapes. He lost money, but morals are worth more than money. Men need not lose so much now. M. C. W.