What I Know About the Alcohol Question the Only Way to Settle It
What I Know About the Alcohol Question the Only Way to Settle It
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Civil Service offi- cials have been practically under total abstinence rules. On top of that comes the sweeping order of Secre- tary Daniels forbidding the use or the presence of liquor on ships of the United States. But how about the proletariat?
"Bottled in bond" is one of Uncle Sam's most alluring and valuable as- sets in advertising his whiskey. "Bottled in bond" is equivalent to saying, "Come on boys, drink all you want, it is good for you; it was bot- tled in my warehouse. It is not good ...for the men in my navy because it poisons them and destroys their usefulness as defenders of my coun- try, but you must drink it because we ID The Alcohol Question need your money to build more bat- tleships, and support the navy and army and some of the civil depart- ments. " If an individual were to en- gage in such deception as this he would promptly be arrested and prosecuted.
There must be drunkenness among the officers and men of the navy or there would be no necessity for the proclamation making the navy dry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Civil Service offi- cials have been practically under total abstinence rules. On top of that comes the sweeping order of Secre- tary Daniels forbidding the use or the presence of liquor on ships of the United States. But how about the proletariat?
"Bottled in bond" is one of Uncle Sam's most alluring and valuable as- sets in advertising his whiskey. "Bottled in bond" is equivalent to saying, "Come on boys, drink all you want, it is good for you; it was bot- tled in my warehouse. It is not good ...for the men in my navy because it poisons them and destroys their usefulness as defenders of my coun- try, but you must drink it because we ID The Alcohol Question need your money to build more bat- tleships, and support the navy and army and some of the civil depart- ments. " If an individual were to en- gage in such deception as this he would promptly be arrested and prosecuted.
There must be drunkenness among the officers and men of the navy or there would be no necessity for the proclamation making the navy dry.
What to read after What I Know About the Alcohol Question the Only Way to Settle It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S Leake to read onlineMoreLess
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