Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
FACTS AND COMMENT

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and She Is a Sim Feiner and there
fore will not sit. OF the Is unsuccess-
ful candidates. Christabel Pankhurst
of militant fame came the nearest to
being elected.
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n,,st al tirsa, r.eaIl ia aav "a y.sra
lagn when he uvss forcnd 10 nre from
the violence Of an enraged audience.
SAb Thai eAAiC Go Cvoi lag StOOa NY AcA
his convictions and declared that
England was wrong in waging war
against the Beers OF South Africa 1t
was the unpopular side In that day
and only honest man ana born
fighter would have dared TO take IL
This same fearlessness has been char
aeterlstic OF Lloyd George throughout
his entire career. With his help the
mouse OF lords was snofn OF IT'S veto
power ana unoer nina the great es-
tates OF England nave been taxed be
yono al precedent a ieaaer VINO VS.
merely counting popular favor might
nave Deen content 70 attacK the upper
classes acme, put Lioyo George en-
) forced on al Great BritaM sacn de-
t gree OF prohloitlon as mao never oeen
known, thus even standing between
the WorklnSman and his peer, course
that mad Always Deen CONSIDERED
; synonymous with political death. Ano
noN with the announcement OF
united country ne races the ye'
! greater problems OF the democrauza
f ton OF the mouse OF ioros, nome RUE
. for ireland and the league OF nat;on'
with Whlcn IS bound up that matter 81
vital to England, the freedom OF tE'
seas.
The sudden and eorrnIe.. eojlsoss o
Germany en- took tbe world hy gur
n nrise That there has heen little of tn
b mad low that would seem appropriat
= to the winning of so great n victory
Rather do the allied countries fee
=, annaIled bv the maenits,6e of IN
= tasks that still confront them. Il wa
ga sier to nropbesy FOR the year 1911
S than if is for the mex, tvsiyernontf
: TO be sure. the prophets for 1918 wer
e incorrect in many of the particular,
: yet they felt pretty confident OF IN
o accuracy OF 1heir preu,ctions' ~,
o Germans, II vas generany telts coul
v not possibly lannoh anoIner oIiensf
{ ana america couia Ilot possloS Iai
ahd transport an army iarge e9otS
70 orlFe them from tneir ueiheEaouSl
strons defensive WORKS; nencs IN
troops of Great Britain, France an
= ltaly must sit ugnt ana hoio the IN
n unpl lsis, When the Amesicans Wou'
a De on manu- IN oVe."heitnin6 huii,ncf
FlCtorv was ceftaii,, put IL cou,d III
come until 1919 Al! the Worid sn,''
ficW no" Germany olo gamer al nc
u slfength ana launch not one ou1 tot
q great drives no" America did tfai
10 ana BHtaln dla transport TINS ne
10 army, and how Germany, having use
If up IN otfense what she was exPecft
TO reserve for last defense, was cor
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: the armlstice, lnVolV1hS the loss
u army. navy ana national honor. Tat
5 the prophets of 1918 were right as
1T the outcome, and nobody VIII bian
d, item that tses dld not assign TO IN;
l., ear all ms events tnat happens
~ therein. many century mas sHppt
IS away without recording as mar
70 epoch7n7ak1ng events as occurred
Ia the single year 1918
d. Far mona u.eertsls ;s +h. n-o.,e
OF for The cnn,ine wear. a wear 80 full
tbo+ M ~. ear ta fan.s ~ssr ayia,,s
to I.ert,1ra an ori,io,, a. ta Mat
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al hoist ,.,itE lie own natard y tba+ n,
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n r,,;nnd ana noysrtv" str,ckso W.. ..s..
SO ~, mi po'0i ~ $500 stsea,,. =
70 among those who have nothing. 1t
O. true thar some fortunes are tainte
o. some are in unworthy hands and son
~ are bein gsquandsred, bit the gre
n mass Of acquired capital is the dire
m product of ability and thrift extendi,
er oftentimes through generations. 1t
IL. this last fact to which the n1aiconttn
10 close their eyes. ''fIe has, have moi
nj says the Boishevik, and forthwith
or proceeds to seize property wherever
ar finds it. Not only crown lands a,
no bank reserves are seized, but 4
c. farmer II efficient eno,tsh TO ha
raised food enough to carry hi
through the winter ie robbed Of 4
fruits of his toll that a Iier1ine an,
may be maintained and a Petrogr.
mob fed in idleoAss she Ian, that