Our Never-Ending War

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 1, 1915

Our Never-Ending War

The United States is constantly besieged by a licensed enemy which captures annually over 100,000 of its strong young men, and forces them into a drunkard's stockade, under a sentence of death through the consumption of a slow, life-taking drug, and with the death of these, the lives of hundreds of thousands of innocent women and children are wrecked and ruined.

A Stupid Deal

This perpetual carnage is tolerated for an annual revenue of $333,000,000, whereas, besides the thousands of lives it destroys, and the untold suffering and abject misery it inflicts, it costs the government each year more than $5,000,000,000.

A full and accurate report of this needless liquor-traffic war, with a definite way to end it, is given in The 1915 Instructor Temperance Annual