It is a national shrine, the very name of which swells our hearts with pride and gratitude.

During the Great War our people gave their undivided energies to the national purpose.

There is now a patriotic opportunity for our citizens unitedly to join in this campaign against depression.

To cherish the memories of the valiant, to stimulate patriotism in the minds of youth and to inculcate respect for the flag, are aims which strike a responsive chord in the heart of all good citizens.

The work of these teachers represents a social service and practical patriotism of high order.

To the warm greetings of my fellow countrymen, I add my own sincere wishes for your personal happiness.

If these gentlemen have that sense of patriotism, which outruns immediate profit, and a desire to see the country recover, they will close up these transactions and desist from their manipulations.

We have been today engaged in celebrating a matter that is of deep interest to our whole country.

In these quiet halls, there is a restfulness and a feeling of security--an inspiration of faith in one's country.

They are symbols, fitting and lasting symbols, of the ideals for which the men of Cornell, of all our universities and colleges, of our whole country, fought and died.

Both in their name and personally I wish to express to Your Excellency the deep sorrow which is felt in this country at the passing of this great patriot.

The annual 'Buddy Poppy' campaign, under the auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, is a fitting symbol of the sacrifice of those who died in the service of our Country, and should remind us of the obligations and sacrifice demanded of all good citizens in times of peace.

Few men in American public life have given, during many years, such unselfish and such valuable service to their country.

The French loved him for his sympathetic understanding, but realized that during his long service in Paris he never lost any of his love for his own country and therefore never failed in his representative capacity.

America has a just right to satisfaction and pride in the personnel and purpose of its Army and Navy.

No American can profit by selling his own country for foreign favor.

I have a good deal of respect for Mr. Baker's judgment and a high regard for his patriotism, but the matter of settlement or cancellation of our debts has been discussed a great many times.

No one who is interested in the early beginnings of America, or who is moved by love of our country, could come into these historic and hallowed surroundings without being conscious of a deep sense of reverence.