Christ the King Will Come
Thoughtful and observing men everywhere are noting the evidences of the coming revolution engendered by class hatred. Said John G. Woolley, the noted temperance orator: "The times are full of peril. To every one who thinks, it is a reign of terror in America. Famine in foreign lands makes fortune turn a ghostly smile on us at home. But one has almost to stop his ears to keep from hearing the muttering delirium of revolution. We Prohibitionists do not forecast the coming time—we make no plan, but one. After the famine, after the flush times, after regency of Mark Hanna, after the injunction, after the smelting by arson, after the refining by riot, after the recasting by civil war, whatever is left of our citizenship will want some solid ground to build on." But then Christ, the King, will come.