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Forcing Of Peace On World Is Useless Attempt, Declares German Dramatist

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any rate the machine is here to stay. Man cannot stop or turn back.

"American efficiency in the use of machines should set an example for Germany. During the last 20 years we have all been Americanized. At present, things are bad in Germany. But the country is used to suffering and is trained for it. We will survive the depression and the tremendous burdens of the war. Our spirit has changed under the shocks of recent misfortunes. All artificial make-up has dropped away from us, but regardless of what the struggles may be, one determination will win out."

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