Liberty Is Not Merely A Privilege To

Unemployment, With Its Injustice For The Man Who Seeks And Thirsts For Employment, Who Begs For Labour And Cannot Get It, And Who Is Punished For Failure He Is Not Responsible For By The Starvation Of His Children--that Torture Is Something That Private Enterprise Ought To Remedy For Its Own Sake.

There Is Nothing So Fatal To Character As Half Finished Tasks.

Golf Is The Only Game Where The Worst Player Gets The Best Of It. He Obtains More Out Of It As Regards Both Exercise And Enjoyment, For The Good Player Gets Worried Over The Slightest Mistake, Whereas The Poor Player Makes Too Many Mistakes To Worry About Them.

I Am The Last Man In The World To Say That The Succor Which Is Given Us From America Is Not In Itself Something To Rejoice At Greatly. But I Also Say That I Can See More In The Knowledge That America Is Going To Win A Right To Be At The Conference Table When The Terms Of Peace Are Discussed. . . . It Would Have Been A Tragedy For Mankind If America Had Not Been There, And There With All Her Influence And Power.

The Bolshevists Would Blow Up The Fabric With High Explosive, With Horror. Others Would Pull Down With The Crowbars And With Cranks--especially With Cranks. . . . Sweating, Slums, The Sense Of Semi-slavery In Labour, Must Go. We Must Cultivate A Sense Of Manhood By Treating Men As Men.