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The Kaiser’s Stand Against Intoxicants

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Nov 11, 1913

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 40, No. 43.

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The Kaiser’s Stand Against Intoxicants

THE stand that some of the leading men of the world are taking on the temperance question is a great help to the good cause. We not only have our president and secretary of state in this country who have taken such a pronounced stand against using intoxicants, but the emperor of Germany has discarded the famous beer of his fatherland, and does not admit even of the choicest wines. His favorite drink is lemonade flavored with a little orange juice. The kaiser found, by experimenting on himself, that even the smallest quantities of liquor lessened his energy and capacity for work.