The Last Shot by Frederick Palmer
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by destroying the field for eugenics!"
"The levity of a lot of mere unthinking privates who mistake themselves for sociological experts shall not deter me from finishing my speech," pursued the manufacturer's son. "Speak on!" "Listen to the fount of wisdom play!" "A beer if you produce an idea!" "War must come some day. It must come if for no other reason than to stop the strikes, arouse patriotism, and give an impetus to industry. An army of five millions on our side against the Browns' three millions! Of course, they won't start it! We shall have to take the aggressive; naturally, they'll not." "And they'll run, they'll run, just as they always have" Eugene cried enthusiastically. "You bet they will, or they'll be mush for our bayonets!" said Pilzer, the butcher's son. "Will they? Do you really think they will?" asked Hugo, drawing down the corners of his mouth in profound contemplation that was actually mournful. "I wonder, now, I wonder if they can run any faster than I can?" Everybody was laughing except him. If he had laughed too, he would not |
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