Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-23
OTHER VIEW POINTS

With such property loss as is re- ported from the Philippines as the result of a recent typhoon, the natives are sure to be in need of help, finan- cially and otherwise.-Waterbury Re- publican.
 Every automobile should be equipped with some sort of clear sounding note of warning, but this signal ought not to be used save when needed. It's conservation really leads to safety.- Meriden Record.
 Now the treasury department Is holding up thousands of bags of dis probably start again the German boycott of our meat products. But certainly the treasury department is right whatever the resulting injury to international trade.-Waterbury Am erican.
 The campaign electric sign is the latest innovation, supplementing rath- CT than taking the place of the cam paign banner. Down in New York one of these signs flashes out: Re member the panic of 1898. Remember the panic of 1907. No panic under Taft. Better be safe than sorry."- Ansonia Sentinel.
 Colonel Roosevelt took chance on work again. The result was great fatigue and doing his physical condi- tion no good. He was impatient of confinement, but in the end he will be better off if he continues to fol- 1 low the advice of his physicians.- Bridgeport Telegram.
 The law as regards trespass is a bit severe in this state, but like some l other statutes there does not seem tC l be any general desire to enforce 1t | Still nut gatherers need to be carefu lest they do some damage in the way of breaking down fences. thereby per. mitting cattle to escape and stray away from their regular grazing | ground.-New Britain Herald.
 The signing of contract for tn, construction of the Hartford and Col chester trolley is encouraging news The back to the land idea will spread providing the people can get to thu land. Either trolley or good high way will solve the problem. But tn, l people will not take to the land, un less they can communicate with tn, outside world-Middletown Press.
 President Taft. although an opti
 mist, is not wild in his optimism, bu shows a reasonable and adequat who have been in a desponding moo( over the claims of the democrats ant progressives, read the president statement of his view of the election and take heart. There is heap O good sense in his analysis of the sit
 uation.-Bridgeport Standard. l Although the water situation is no quite as alarming as some of the pes simists would have us believe, never 1; theless the city is faciug grave crisi
 and should be on the lookout for fore stalling what must necessarily be tn
 outcome unless rain and torrents 0 that commodity comes within fev
 days. Forewarned is forearmed
 and now is the time to act, while ther is yet time to do something before th noxious effects of the water famin
 are actually upon the city.-Water
 bury Democrat
 The democrats put beef on the fire
 list bill. did they? Yes, to be sure in the house of representatives the.
 did; but what did they do in the sen ate? Why, on the motion of tn
 democratic candidate for the vic presidency, Senator Kern, this claus was stricken out of the bill, so ia
 as every country is concerned say
 Canada. And didn't President Taf
 veto a bill that let beef come int
 this country free? Not at all. Sue
 a bill never went to him for his sig
 nature. MT. Underwood told the trut
 when he said the house passed suc
 bill, but 1t was only half truth, a
 he said nothing about what occurred il the senate.-Hartford Courant. It Is gratifying to note that the as perities of this campaign, which hay
 been pronounced, are to cease. Bit terness disappears when the cowardl assassin appears. Differences are for gotten when Colonel Roosevelt zoe
 down before the bullet of a man file with murderous intent Nothing coul | be more manly, more sincere and gen
 uine than the words of regret an sympathy from President Taft. Wood
 TOW Wilson and many others. all polit
 ical opponents of Mir. Roosevelt.--Brls . tol Press