The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-11-01
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nrODlemS" tnat nave arisen IN tnt
worlds history is universally rccog
nizcd and comedies. The upheava
caused by the great war he's pro
duced and is yet producing socia
changes and political problems who's,
correct management and solution vii
require the patient exercise of the
worlds best wisdom. Twice before
in our history we have passed. through
crucial times. times that red mems
SC uls, first when our govern mcnt foi
the perpetuation Of liberty was cstab-
liehed and again when the great Civil
war was fought TO determine whether
such government could endure.
In such trying times leader is al
why's raised up by the all VICE GOD
as surely as he raised up Mos. 10 lead
/ tho children Of Isreal into the prom
ised land, and. as Irail humanity
views il. these leaders are always
chosen from the weak things Of the
| earth to the CONSERVATION Of the
mighty.
In the days Of the American Revo-
I luton there were statesmen whose
ability and patriotism have never been
! surpassed. whose fame in many in
stances had crossed the Atlantic. and
whose writings are yet eagerly de-
voured by all students Of the science
Of government. A few years before
hand who would have believed. even
il prophet had foretold il, that all
of these would be passed by in the
selection Of the first President while
the choice fell on one unknown to
fame at the time of supposed pro-
phecy and only known locally as n
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