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which America Is a joung nalion rountless travelers before him Amerira is young in that its pee that an Impression cannot be sigpie have not settled down permanificant because it is commonnently in any one place or in any fixed station of life The Ameriplace After crossing the plains and can people are still in motion not the great rivers and the mounoqly from place to place they also tains and reaching the Padfic a are in motion from one kind of man ought to feel vividly that the work and one way of living to United States is a veiy big counother kinds of work and other try And though that seems obways of Jiving There are older vious enough he can by reflectwhere there are communities ing sufficiently on that one imAmerican families that live in the pression teaih himself some of the most important and the most homes of their ancestors and expect their children to live on in neglected truths of politics for these homes But they are the exrealizing the sheer sie of the United States even Jf he knew ception rat hep than the rule The great majouty do not feel that nothing about It he would know that heie Is a country that is they have as yet settled permanently physically too big to be managed by anyone from any one place Progressive Change Same Ideals They feel that they have moved He would therefore know that reiently and they assume that if Is a country which can remain they or their children will move united only if there Is much libagain This sense of motion this sense that their ways of life are in all erty and much its regions and comm inities and not fixed arises out of the almost If universal conviction that the ideal enterprises and associations the traveler reflects further upon for man Is progiessive change the mere bigness of the country rather than the use and perfecthe is crossing he must cone hide ing of that whli h he has Inherited1 it seemsto me that the unity of There are of comse sons who a people inhabiting such a contiexpect to inherit the business of nental area must spring if it is their fathers But they also ate to endure not from the compulthe exception The great majouty of the fathers expect their sons to sions of law nor even as in older n and smaller countries from follow a different ami ft belli r habits and customs but from vocation one that is better paid a faith that all the people are deor soually more admired voted to the same ideals Then he Thus education that passion of would understand many things the American people is not as in that the sophisticated deplore as older countries a means for carryfor example the civic piety of ing on the traditions of the variAmericans about the constitution ous dosses but a means by which and their Increasing anger with the chilclien slough off and as what they are coming to regard they believe smpass tho tradias the heresy of all the revotions of their forefathers lutionary isms This anger he Different Problems will conclude comes finally out of an Instinctive sense that so big The pioblems of America nre ft nation cannot "be held together for these reasons distinctly difif its common and traditional ferent from those of Europe The faith disintegrates size of the country with the diNo less commonplace than the versity which that brings with it impression of the size of America the youth of the country which is Its youth This has been obcomes from the fact that this is served so often that one tends to still a nation in the making and think it cannot be Important Yet the faith of the people in its ideal it is no less true because it Is so of piogiess which lauses them to familiar that nothing distinprefer change to perfection and io prefer ambition to contentment guishes America so much from Europe as the fact that America these are the obvious things which Is a nation which Is still la the must impress any traveler From making whereas the European these obvious things there apse nations are nations that have been the real and less obvious Amerimade can problems the problems that the people are thinking and feelView on Nationalities ing about and aie trying to deIn central Europe for example fine rather than the problems the Czechs and the Slovaks feel they hear about and read about that from the beginning of the and argue about world and through all eternity For they- - are wondering it (hey are Czeihs and Slovaks and seems to me whether the things if any one disputes it there will they have always assumed about be trouble But in the city of ChiAmerica are in anv fundamental cago there are more Czechs than sense altered whether anything in any other city but Prague Yet has happened which compels them the Chicago Czechs are manifestly to see differently than they have not eternally Czeihs they do not hitherto seen it the future in feel themselves to be like the America Czechs in Prague the finished beproduct of history They are Copyright 1W New York Tribune Inr ing transformed by history in the 1939 April 2 We have a grand selection 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