Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-23
THE MAN WHO TALKS.


 ing, hand a4 it's 0nssthe- werkless Mondays, we are informed, the golf players abandon the Atnks for. the wood lots 3nd competer with Colss Bog ito produce as 4aulateufs&a rscordS ofsSWood a day, and the team play isisafd tpsbe skfiful and vigorous. iThe lively-eger- else in the keen air, tthe. axylephonic music of the axes the oyolisshalloofo of nefghbor to. neighbore- -fSonfs w6odint Fto woodlot, the deep3 draaghts of sun thrilled ozone that tingls in tfesd@p+f1s of the lung cells add to the joy of hv-- ing and tend to. increase the length of life as we'll. The :Vassar girls have taken their turn at Garfield golf and increased their bicepssand made more brilliant the rose color of9their. cheeks. Connecticut men and women aare' also in the game; and one Scotland woman has beaten old Col. BogyQ by cutting three cords of wood in day Garfield golf is lessr annoying to New England than Garfield Judgment. ".7@
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 A live Massachusetts man. shows excellent powers of perception when he says: ''As for Gerrqany, fear her more when she offers peace than when she rattles the sabre Germany is nothing if she is not insincere. and selfish, and her mental tricks. are more perilous than her violence, as horrible and ruthless as it. is. All mankind should fear a government which denies to man the right. to say his prayers in his own language and the right to have his children school ed in their racial tongue, or literature. The iron collar and chains German authority puts upon the necks of the natives of South Afrfca is not worse than the restrictive and perversive rule the government has for nearly half century put upon Alsace and Lorraine GertnSnY's Hypocrisy. lacks the refinement which. would. make it difficult to discover, and before the var is ended much more Of it will be dis closed. . .I.-.
 It is wonderful how. many things we need to do to win the war, Or to. show our loyalty. There are so many of them being. bawled and hurled at us that this style of campaigning is be- coming irksome. We need but one thing to win tReF war-unityc of. thought and action This adIponitiopt from an Americanl soldier ,att=s front;pHts it right, and the great An1erican public doesn't need prodding, but just this sort of direct, common. sense appeal ing: ''We know no politics or creeds 1 or races here in. thef army; we are of one mind and one purpase-see to il that you at. home give us courage and strength by being of one mind and one ! purpose. We; send you olr- love, and we ask your prayers and your bless ing" We dc the supEorting and the praying and the :irtreped fellows al the front do the fighting, and the win ming. They, might win without our united support; but the victory cannot
 be won without their united defense The men in the trenches are tl1e heroes land the collaborating citizens at home are the patriots. Our unity siren gthens
 their confidence. 'pi*sa; s'<sS.as Y. Do you love to sing we shall Know each other better by and byas I, used to think I appreciated thar Sssurins sentiment in the day when T was no
 aware that there is no excuse for oul lnot knowing each other" better how
 and that if; we take fii54 i5j4' more pains by
 and by to know each Other than VI take here there fcotffd never De any
 realization of it. The trials and exi gencies of the Var are making tn,
 men of all the#s helfigarent la tfpn
 know each f6tffer better afd ef6Esg eaei
 other better sThehgs9aifie too man. things we ought tt6 realize here ant
 now. which we. stupidly defer to 1"th, sweet bye and Hyess' s$TSindfy afld -uh I obtrusive interest wifi leadi us rto ! bettersknewledg off one another thai all the singings. and 2ail the :Thoping
 and all the, trusting i've fN4y A9 Ffo all eternftss sr4n oata eE:s ttJE,k kriow eael I other better t-isHnecesssa'y for us f, Iget on to our i9bffHsteAd of expectfn, I miraculous revelations. U" its11. 11'F, 7, Il :t z,,f -.--4r-! ts *a.iIt. s- 1 We ali atssome' time s7ourtiives fee
 more or less ''inportant, and, .a a grea many people wear 9theif iiffpoftanc and haunt@ it as' peacoeks wear an | spread their tails. :"Before %Sistart toi:
 into the world with Cur iEnpor'tsfiee I 1 sight it needs to be thoroughly iii spected to see that it Sis@ well afoundei
 and of quality to conpeteT with th
 other importanees paraded$ in flffe
 There are aTgreat variety of ir1por
 tances, and some kinds sof Hnpoftanc
 are so closely allied to impotence tha
 there seens to be nothing to ,distin
 guish the one. from. the other The i'm portance self -cfe5ted is of more valu
 than the irnpor+AnGes based. upon tn i merits of 'ancestors Worthy ancestor
 are all right; aHd,,rto be atbfeesto suD port their importance we should something worthy of them: 9t
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 In these days of organizing for a sorts of purposes someone has sug gested that there is no one thin : which should be organized with mor zeal nationwide and nation long tha
 Self Examination society," Our de > flciencies and our needs are met a , external. We>sheufd learn ourslssson , better in such times tas 4thsseHif " knew ourselves better Our persona
 :ralatiess to many things Nlo not 'seet to be clea- to. US. and our willingness / to do appears toAneed oihng We al : too n1ueh for. self and toe little for ou neighbors;s we seem to be fonder (
 ourselves than we be of aolr< countr IUpon this footing we are very likel to lose the vital tissues of the war we do beat the enemy. We need 2,
 awaken toa~the fact: that no one ca
 be a Shyfock and a patriot or. even
 IChristian at ,the same etime. There 7 fertile ground for such, a society : this. ;, ~ r ,i.
 There-a are come people who are o6
 enough and frank enough 2to ; say I iE"rWhen 1 want a thing IeWant it." ar live feel glad we are not like ther when, as like as not we are mue
 more persistent ins our wants tha
 these outspoken people. Most of l |. will not brook delay Withs patience I the direction of. our. desires. If ye appeal to your own .subeonsc ciousne r and ask it if you want what v !. lwant when. you want it?'': you. w
 hear whispered; "Sure!'' or You bet y Our subconsciousness is honest, gle d full and secyetiye. It: doesn't need ii loud voice. Doubtless it is as. .4capab ; of doing little stunts like this, as. is of doing. the. ntaMS queer and stranl
 things psychologists give. it credit; .fe
 It is mute partner great nnal