New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-12
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SERMONETTES
Sam Says.
It is evident that the Wilson's regard
America as convenient place to spend
the week end-V. O.
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Our Need For Optimism

Our Need For Optimism
It is always darkest just before dawn.
The American people must realize that
to talk hard times is to have hard times.
y OF course, we cannot get around the fact
that we are having trouble with readJust-
ment; with unemployment; and with
the relations between capital and labor,
but we have always had problems and will
always continue to have them. But we
solve problems right along and all the
troubles we now have will be solved event
iually, and Others take their place
! If YOU want to make every one teel
! blue, Just 60 around with gloomy 1ace,
, thinking of all the real and imaginary
troubles you can and telling about them
=, You will then qualify for the Society OF
Pests called Pessimists. At this time the
members OF this organization are Working
overtime, telling us about social and
! industrial unrest; that society is about to
be torn up by the roots; that the devii
generally is going to be raised IN TINS
country bv the Bolshevikis, the |. W. W.
and the Socialists Much fuss has been
raised over that little strike so 'glorlously
pinched out by the Seattle mayor was to
have been the spark that would Nndle
revolution similar to that in Russia.
Was there ever such rot? Are times any
harder now than they were IN wartime!
Can't the pessimists give us a little
chance to revise prices downward?
Didn't Congress come across TO the farm
ers? Aren't our boys coming home as
fast as possible? So what's the use OF
pulling long face all the time, ana
! talking about our troubles as things to
be afraid Of.
We must meet each problem that
arises suuarely face to face like our boys
met the enemy. The men who lett:
their homes here to fight in such places
as Belleau Wood did not think day alter.
day of the hardships they were enduring,
and if they had where would their Morale
have been? That's what we need M O.
rale. Keep stiff upper lip, and put a
little more optimism into our daily lie
and we will find that the world wall keep
! on revolving in the same old way, and
the inhabitants there will be much more
agreeable to each other.
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Both Wilson and Congress went out
, like lions, and it is now certain that the
draft of the League Of Nations as now
constituted will not be accepted by our
Congress- This does not mean that the
League will not be adopted finally as the
best solution for perpetual peace, Tor the
basic idea of the League is right.
: However, we cannot be asked to believe
: everything the president says even tho
he now says that everybody must agree
with him as to all the details OF the
:, League or be-----y you know B. A. z.
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} Spring must be coming sure. The
| lady cyclist, always so Enthusiastically
: CARRIED, has made her appearance on the
( streets of Minneapolis. M. NJ Is
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A bug on statistics has confded to us
) that 10000 of the American dough-
5 boys have married French girls. Those
f are the wise boys. They bring their
t wives to the United States and promptly
! forget all the in laws that usually en-
E cumber such union. r. G. S,
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2 S. A. M. further says that it takes a
] good writer to get into his colyum and
Z use up his space, but if you think you can,
..lWhy try it. Colyum conductors k
!, me ard B. =. 4. have our troubles to
separate the clever from the mediocre OF
, the g feom the b, or the chat from the
i W, or the G. from thes as it were
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7 And I will have the last word. It's q
a lucky thing Mrs. Wilson is a. good
!, sailor.
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t $50 ---------7--
!. at a public gathering recently We
r head a young girl say to her met Ter who
!. had risen from her seat fer a moment
: Oh, sit. down. Y on look lie a monkey
n at a circus Sounded ia ther odd, yol