Excerpt from The Improvement Era, Vol. 46: June, 1943

Withta face turned toward the sky. Than live beneath a slavish dread And serve a giant lie.

Stand up, stand up, my heart, and strive For the things most dear to thee! Why should we care to be alive Unless the world is free?

What he wrote then concerning the other world war and our ¿ag applies to this world war and to our ¿ag with even greater accuracy and force.

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