The One Great Element In Continuing The

When A General Complains Of The Morale Of His Troops, The Time Has Come To Look At His Own.

I Was Very Careful To Send Mr. Roosevelt Every Few Days A Statement Of Our Casualties. I Tried To Keep Before Him All The Time The Casualty Results Because You Get Hardened To These Things And You Have To Be Very Careful To Keep Them Always In The Forefront Of Your Mind.

Don't Fight The Problem, Decide It.

I Think One Difficulty Is That The Problem Is One Of Such Enormous Complexity That The Very Mass Of Facts Presented To The Public By Press And Radio Make It Exceedingly Difficult For The Man In The Street To Reach A Clear Appraisement Of The Situation. It Is Virtually Impossible At This Distance To Grasp At All The Real Significance Of The Situation.

The Soldier's Heart, The Soldier's Spirit, The Soldier's Soul, Are Everything. Unless The Soldier's Soul Sustains Him He Cannot Be Relied On And Will Fail Himself And His Commander And His Country In The End.