The world moves on too fast for that.

Question is--not what did you do yesterday--but what good are you to-day--what are you worth to-morrow?
Oh, I'm not condemning the army half so much as I'm sympathizing with it," he laughed.

"It's full of live men who want to be doing something--instead of being compelled to argue that they're some good.
They get very tired saying they're useful.

They'd like to make it self-evident." "Well, perhaps we'll have a war with Japan," said Katie consolingly.
"Perhaps we will.

Having an army that's spoiling for it, I don't see how we can very well miss it." "But if we had no army we certainly should have a war." His silence led Katie to gasp: "Wayne, are you becoming--anti-militarist ?" He laughed.