Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-03

especially when on a British boat with Hangers Of German submarines as de- stroyers, if our government has noth- ing to do about their subsequent deaths?
 18. If ammunition is sent by our government to the allies, has Wilson right 70 claim that the presence of an American citizen on board is just cause for the Germans not to sink the boat7 Is this not one sided and un- fair neutrality, especially when the American citizens are sent to protect the cargo? Are not the president and the government more responsible for their subsequent deaths than the country to whom the submarines be- long?
 A. Why has Wilson's foreign policy left us without a friend among the foreign nations? We as a people are obliged to suffer at the hands of other nations unless tact of superior quality is used to raise us in their eyes as well as our own.
 15. What was accomplished by his "watchful waiting policy? What is
 he waiting for?
 16. He claims to have kept us out of war. Which one? What nation
 wanted war with us, and how did
 Wilson prevent it?
 IT. Why does Wilson cry America first'' and then put it last?
 IS. If America comes first, why
 does he not protect us, instead of
 lifting the tariff for the benefit of
 foreign nations?
 19. Why are food necessities al-
 lowed to go to other countries. result
 ing in a scarcity at home and at ex-
 orbitant prices? When we have such
 splendid facilities to grow our own
 food products, why can we not obtain
 them in preference to outsiders? It is
 similar to father leaving his estate Of $10,000 to missionaries and leaving
 his family to scratch for themselves 20. When the Underwood tariff be- came effective, Oct. 4, 1913, why was there such an overfiowing number oi
 unemployed? Is this government act which speaks of the people, by the people, and for the people? 21.' Why the embargoes, telephone tax and revenue stamps if we have been kept out of war? Why are we obliged to pay prices for home grown products that exceed war prices, if we are not at war?
 22. What does Wilson mean by rid iculing navy, then declaring for the greatest one in the world, and ther changing again? Why does he change his mind so often? Why should he appoint a newspaper man. of all peo- pie, as secretary of our navy? 23. Why does he dodge when con. fronted with questions of vital impor. tance?
 "A. When pledged to a single tern of office, why is he seeking a reap pointment?
 1 25. How can he expect German. l American votes when he plainly favor: l England in time of war between tht two countries? Why did he oppose | woman suffrage and then favor it "a a time when votes counted? Why dit he raise the embargoes and discontinu, l the use of revenue stamps, just before l the time to vote?
 26 Why are his campaign dec1ara lions regarded by republicans ant some of the democrats as "molasse 1 to catch flies with?" 1 27. Why have a great number O 1 democrats turned against him? 1 2S. Why can't he be trusted or de pended upon. and why doesn't he do a' l he agrees to?
 1 I should like suitable and re1iab1 l references from any democrat who cal l vouch for his chosen leader that ou country will be entirely and positivel, l safe in Wilson's hands, that our peo ples lives and our flag shall be re spected, that we shall be strictly neu 1 tral according to our word, until tn l end of the great war, that the cost o | living shall be reduced within ou means, and that every citizen shal have perfect satisfaction and conf dence in the head of the nation. Il
 other words, exactly opposite fror l what we have had tc suffer.
 I These answers should be given be