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...concatenation of events following the war it has been impressed vividly upon us all, that our future policy must take into consideration all nations--that we cannot successfully exist at peace with ourselves and exclude the sufferings of other nations by extrinsically ignoring them...
...operating. The recollection of their indebtedness to American generosity will do more than anything else in our power to dispel the horrid shadow of war and give these wretched children a real faith in humanity, and a conviction that fellowship among nations is not fiction. Even though many might exist without our help, is it not worth the cost to start this coming generation in the world with a Christian, not a barbaric outlook? No wonder that Mr. Hoover said that he would rather have the American flag implanted in the hearts of these children than over any citadel...
...welfare. But unfortunately there exiate in the United States no permanent system of disinterested administration. Governmental control is only too apt to mean but one more card in the hands of these who make politics, and not business, their study; and as long as such a condition continues to exist, just so long must any trend toward governmental control be considered unwise...
...doubtful if he will be asked; the United States is not interested in pan-anything, least of all pan-Germanism. No doubt there are German-Americans who are "cabinet-sized"; the point is, and the Germans, as usual, have missed it, that the country does not exist for the benefit of separate citizens whose chief interests are elsewhere. Our Cabinet, like our country, is for Americans...
...spell of Lenine's mastery of words, it is apparent that Russia, having wasted her own resources, would now borrow those of other countries. It is not a question of strength, but of life itself. Unless help is forthcoming from some direction, the Russians will soon be forced to exist entirely upon Lenine's delightful speeches and, like Hamlet, to "eat the air, promise-crammed...