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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Sep 1, 1914

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 41, No. 34.

What Liquor Men Say

It Has Lost the “Approval”

"Truth" (liquor organ), Detroit, Michigan, December 20, 1903: "The raising of money by the liquor trade to further its interests in legislative bodies meets with almost universal disapprobation. Men who are known as drinking men, and who have no fault to find with the saloon, denounce such methods. The liquor trade exists through public approval. Just as soon as the trade loses this approval it will cease to exist. Raising of funds to corrupt the machinery of government, and publicly announcing its intent to do so, will not aid the trade in holding public confidence."