p. 8 | Well Said by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 23, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 30.

Well Said

By Editor

Well Said.—The Pacific Ensign, California W. C. T. U. organ, says: “Our national expositions are going the way of our county fairs. They mean large appropriations to exhibit our vices.” The temperance people of South Carolina are said to be “dismayed” at the display of vice, not only clandestine but open, at the Charleston exposition. It is the libidinous, loose, licentious life of that other great republic—Rome. That kind of life preceded her downfall; and that kind of life is the precursor of not only this republic’s fall, but the fall of the world.