... the old carriages coming out again now there's no more petrol. In fact, by America we expect to be startled, anyway. What's youth for but to epater the old, and, after all, America's had a nice long time to prepare her stunts in, hasn't she Like Lord Rhondda ...

... greater kindness or more liberal hospitality- could not be imagined than that which we British officers have met with in America. Let us see that, so far as the straitened circum stances of our land permit, the Americans who visit us may go back to their ...

... according to our gracious and graceful late Allies over the Atlantic, most of us here in Europe are sitting around waiting for America to feed and clothe and (at a price, and what a price finance us. Truth is, we really do seem to be pulling ourselves to gether ...

... envoy, this ecclesiastic, to send to the U.S. as British Propagandist S K What we want here, of course (and still more so in America, one imagines), as any soldier man from France will tell you, is more and yet more Hate-the-Hun propaganda. The Do-not-Hate-Him ...

... I think, is a little perilous. Even in that polite and polished and pre eminently civilised country, the United States of America, the Social Evil has hardly been extirpated. Nor will it ever be, so long as corruption and senti- mentalism conspire together ...

... has the whole matter of amateur and professional under review, and are consulting the L.G.U., the various men's unions and America about it. That is why Surrey's resolution will at least serve the useful purpose of ventilating public opinion so that the ...

... then some prominent personage, such as a movie star or an ex-President of the Republic, comes to the camp and tells them why America is in the war. (As if they did not know Then all the officers are gathered together and the visitor shakes hands solemnly ...

... been in some of the daily papers about the Curtis Cup. You know the Curtis sisters, who used to dominate women's golf in America rather as the Hezlet sisters did in Great Britain, are giving a cup for an official biennial match between U.S.A. and Great ...

... less of immediate concern to discuss. The time is gone, dead and buried, when we can think of France as less formidable than America, and the sooner we make up our minds to that fact, the better. The French girls are not, taken as a whole, so consistently ...

... sly show that our boys (masc and femn) are im- purnped with the same spirit which caused Hon. Sir W. Raleigh to discover America for potatoes. But I should necessitate to possess more hands as a centipede to personally response to these so innumerous ...

... or else silenced the muse of a multitude of our authors and actors, and into their empty place has stepped happy, war-free America. I forget if it's ten or a dozen American theatrical shows running here in London now and their name, of course, is Legion ...

... all the hell of France and Flanders and Mesopotamia and places, instead of just the flick of the camera in far-away, safe America, in those fearful days that seem now so distant, when the souls and bodies of all the men we loved were tested through and ...