Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-05

with us about the conditions of the l that has happened in the past three years in West and East and at sea- it l is disastrous mistake to so on talk ing to Us as If we were compelled to
 accept peace as gift.
 The Cologne Gazette has made an 1 interesting collection of the denunci- l atfons Of Mir. Wilson's Note, which have been published in the news | jority. They are rightly described as l vigorous" The extracts from IS Socialist journals, published in all parts of North and Central Germany, l the Hamburg Echo. the leading jour | nal Of the Majority" says that "tifs l German people does not care a damn l for Wilson"
 In it's article on the fall of Riga the Vorwarts says that the present sit nation is the naaddest that there has
 ever been" and that Germany is "a State which has long desired peace. but is again and again compelled by it's enemies to--conquer." The Vor- warts rejoices that, in view of the fai1 of Riga, "the German answer to the of a German proof of strength, and not of diminishing German military strength" and writes:-
 From the capture of Riga we hope for the wrecking of the false belief that German desires for peace are a sfgn of German weakness. Accord ing to the will of our enemies, & fourth winter of warfare faces us. It will be just as hard for us as for them-a winter which will impose grievous sufferings upon all countries and increase mortality. Collapse in this winter we shall not. Those on cimcu1ties for the German people dur ing this winter are undoubtedly right Those who predict the collapse of Germany are dreamers or liars. Peace
 Germany, but will come when the
 peoples no longer let themselves be
 led on string by liars and drSarzers.
 following should have a place: '-Hav-
 ing been called up for military serv-
 ice, MT. Kennedy Is forced to close
 down his business. all the other male
 on service. He begs to take this op-
 pertunfty of thanking ali patrons who
 have accorded him their support in
 the past. and he hopes that any who
 tention may be able to hold over same
 till his return to business As MT.
 Kennedy is a monument builder, most
 of uss would do our best to ob1ige.
 The war has reproduced the trag-
 edy of Enoch Arden in not a few
 cases. Recently the wife of a young of1cer-whose death had been pre-
 suned by the War onice- married clergyman. Now she has received a letter from her husband. written from prisoners camp. It should be a
 warning against rapid remarr;hgesl The Courts are 10th to presume death without very exact evidence. In one doubtful case. for nearly 20 years leave to wind up an estate has been refused.
 Although only 1T, he had come to join up" and was in the recruiting the sergeant was putting to him. Look here, my man. said the ser geant, Fare you willing to die for your eyes with astonishment '--No, sir" he replied, Tim joining up to make a 1 German die for Thfs!"-London chron
 By way of apology for the barbar- ities of his armies. the Kaiser declares that the French are not like the French of 1S7a." He may well say that at the end of three years bitter only as many weeks. But he falsely l in sinuates that they have declined in l chivalry. The plain fact is that &C., | cording, to Germany, the French never l have been civilized people "The l Strip them of the cook, the tailor, and | the hair dresser, and you will find | them nothing but the copper skinned Indian" Thus Bismarck in 1874, to Maurice Jokai
 Cleaning seems going out of fash-
 lon, for few gleeners can be seen this l. year in the harvest fields, except l some village danes. or their children, who want to get sratuitous food for poultry. The decline of Ruth's TO- K Mantle induetry is due, not to machine V