Word: fellows
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1920-1929
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...become world-wide. And in this connection I would appeal with all the earnestness at my command to youth to see that it is worthily repre- sented in so great a cause. Here is a fine ambition for the young man of parts who desires to serve his fellow-creatures. As I asked in my previous article: what is American Youth going to do about...
...generally admitted that the future of civilization depends on the intelligent co-operation of the English-speaking peoples. Intelligent co-operation connotes some sort of knowledge and understanding of the other fellow's circumstances and point of view. That great American, whose memory every Englishman delights to honour, Walter H. Page, wrote in a letter published in his biography: "The ignorance, each of the other (i. e. the American and English nations) is beyond all belief." Strong, unqualified words coming from a man in the best position to form a sound judgment. Not one man in 1000 of either nation...
...founded as a semi-radical paper?to reach the Non-Partisan group and give them the news and views of their fellow-thinkers. In spite of the comparatively favorable amount of capital with which it began, it was in difficulty from the first. At last it has been eclipsed; a receiver ordered it sold to the highest bidder...
...unexpectedly told that our political system is less corrupt than the British and Continental systems. This is not because our politicians are any better, but because we keep a collective eye upon them and "the man who exposes corruption is, in America, heartily applauded and supported by his fellow citizens...
...Albert Ballin (Hamburg-American): Anton Lang, "Christus," (second cabin) with his fellow Passion Players...