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Frick, German Minister of the Interior, in his chapter in Germany Speaks indicates the exclusive position of the party in the Third Reich: National Socialist Germany, however, is not merely a unitary state: it is also a unitary nation and its governance is based on the principle of leadership ...
John Hayes Hammond, Carnegie, Rockefeller, Frick were all poor boys...." He paused once more and let his eyes wander to the bottom of the page and dwell upon this addendum. As he held the book in his hand he was interrupted by a low knock on the door. Perhaps the night watch-man had come up with a question.
Hundreds of voices were raised in protest, calling on Frick to desist, not to go too far. Yes, hundreds of people protested, as one objects to annoying flies. Only one there was who actively responded to the outrage at Homestead, Alexander Berkman. Yes, he was an Anarchist.
The most conspicuous instances are the Rockefeller Foundation, the Carnegie Endowment, and the Frick Creation. Henry Labouchere told me a delightful story of Mr. Gladstone's first meeting with Robert T. Lincoln, when he arrived in London as American minister. Mr.
"Out on the pond!" echoed Frick, and his hand nipping the jacket-end fell nerveless to his side. "No one told you to speak," said the boy sharply, turning on him, "so you shut up." "But what was he doing out on the pond in such a storm?" asked Jasper. His lips were white, but he didn't allow his eyes to waver, for it was better to have the whole story before getting back to his father.
Well, there's Thomas" glancing out of the window. "Oh, let me go for him," begged Jasper. "I can find him. Surely, you don't need to, Father; don't, pray, in all this rain." "I am going after Joel," declared his father, quite obstinately, "so say no more about it, Jasper" moving past him to the door. "Come, along, Frick, my boy, you might as well come, too." "Let me go, too," cried Jasper.
Wessels sent the steamer Massasoit, carrying the women and other non-combatants, and the wounded, to Newbern. Among the women were Mrs. George H. Hastings, Mrs. Dr. Frick, Mrs. Capt. Hock, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. and Miss Freeman and Mrs. Preparations were made for a stout resistance by Gen. Wessels, who was a gallant officer.
"He knows something about Joel, Father, you may depend," persisted Jasper; "we must find him." Frick, who had been ready to cry, all huddled down in his corner, now sat straight, for it didn't seem to be just the time for tears, and in a minute he had scrambled past Mr. King, and hopped out. "I'm going to find him," came back on the air, as he shot off.
"If you don't go away and let this door alone, I'll come out and pound you." "We're going to the pond," said Frick, exactly as if responding to the most cordial request to furnish the plan. "We've got Larry's boat, and Webb is going to take his father's, and " "Ow go away!" roared Joel, in an awful voice. "And we're going to take our luncheon and stop at Egg Rock, and "
"Do you?" cried Joel, in a transport. "Now what else?" "Nothing now, and the next time, why, I must let Frick and some of the other boys help me," said Mrs. Sterling, "so run back and get something to eat yourself, Joel."
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