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To reduce unnecessarily expenditures on the employ- ment of labor is an unwise and unpatriotic thing at this moment.
Are there no expenditures that we may properly reduce? Cer- tainly there are. But at tliis moment I think of only one class of expenditures which might well be reduced, namely, expenditures on luxuries, particularly on luxuries which are, to say the least, silly or injurious. There are a good many such luxuries in the American community on which serious savings might be made; but... those are the only expenditures which it is even justifiable to reduce [7] at this time, unless the money to meet normal expenditures is actually lacking. No fear of future loss of income justifies re- trenchment now.
I have been speaking of our own expenditures and the employ- ment of labor in our own country; but can we not do something for other countries in similar directions? We can continue to supply to the utmost the industries of all other countries, and particu- larly the industries of the European countries, with the raw materials they need for their own factories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To reduce unnecessarily expenditures on the employ- ment of labor is an unwise and unpatriotic thing at this moment.
Are there no expenditures that we may properly reduce? Cer- tainly there are. But at tliis moment I think of only one class of expenditures which might well be reduced, namely, expenditures on luxuries, particularly on luxuries which are, to say the least, silly or injurious. There are a good many such luxuries in the American community on which serious savings might be made; but... those are the only expenditures which it is even justifiable to reduce [7] at this time, unless the money to meet normal expenditures is actually lacking. No fear of future loss of income justifies re- trenchment now.
I have been speaking of our own expenditures and the employ- ment of labor in our own country; but can we not do something for other countries in similar directions? We can continue to supply to the utmost the industries of all other countries, and particu- larly the industries of the European countries, with the raw materials they need for their own factories.
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