Article December 5, 1901 Issue

Characteristic Sayings of Theodore Roosevelt

From Social Service, a monthly publication, of New York City, we republish the following collation of sayings of President Roosevelt:—

"President McKinley has had to face the most serious and complicated problems that have been faced by any President since Lincoln, or by any President for more than a generation before Lincoln. I do not see how there could have been any material improvement in the way that he has faced and solved each problem."

"We live in a period of great social discontent and unrest. Every man who, by his actions, fans the flame of that unrest is a traitor to what is best in our national life and deserves ill of the country."

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