"Besides conducing classes in 'Progress and Poverty' and in 'Protection or Free Trade', Mildred Jensen is carrying on a constant correspondence with publishers, lecturers and institutions all over the country. Recently she had Dr. George Raymond Geiger speak to a group of fifty. The graduates of her classes have formed a Fellowship, for the purpose of extending the educational campaign."

"From first hand observation of the feeling of the people [in California]; from the recent happy healing of the old differences between The Great Adventure and the Equity Tax League, the withdrawal of their bill, and the joining of forces in the campaign work; from the vigorous, intense, yet perfectly practicable manner in which the campaign is being waged, largely as a war measure to increase the production of food -- form all this I argue that the Single Tax Amendment cannot be defeated by the land speculators this time, if The Great Adventure campaign is at all decently financed. ...There may never again be such a favorable joining of circumstances for the immediate application of single tax as there is in California today."

"Your magazine does not find a very warm welcome here. I do not find its articles interesting, nor do those to whom I pass it after reading. I think it will be well to discontinue it."

"The first thing to do for good homes, as well as permanent good times, would seem to be to increase the available supply of land through increased taxes on all sitese worth owning, at the same time abolishing taxes on improvements."

"I look for a short, sharp fight between the forces of cheap money and sound mney, and utter defeat of the silverites. ...The improvement in business conditions is not calculated to support the claims of the silverites." New York Times, 6 July

"The people are coming to realize that the source of their wealth is through labor -- hard, sweating labor -- and with this realization comes a revelation of the truth that those who do not labor do not produce wealth, all the fine-spun theories about brain-work and capital to the contrary notwithstanding."

"Considering the fundamental economic fallacy underlying single tax theory, the tenacity of the movement is surprising. Mr. Jorgensen's book adds nothing to single tax theory but is simply an attempt to capitalize on the current depression to gain new disciples for the faith. The single tax as a cure-all for all econmic and social ills lies quiescent in prosperity but inevitably, in periods of depression like the present, it bursts forth with renewed vigor."

"The death of Henry George in the midst of his grant fight against political thieving has touched the hearts of the whole world as no other death has done since that of Lincoln."

"I was very deeply impressed by Major Esty's wonderful letter to his son on what to do about Germany. This letter should be translated into German and widely circulated in German newspapers and in all the German schools. The German people were not and are ot now acquainted with the true causes of this terrible war from which we have just emerged."