Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-23
WORLD $ FORGE TYING FUNDAMENTALS, ,SAYsDR. [. B. FALLEN IN LECTURE HERE

days Sons there were none sf these prcS- leff4s.~
 What do you find neys? You Nave the baby probl6m. They have an. ePeaniza- ten to lock after that problem. the eu- genie soeiety. 1t is q pretty name fer an ugly thing. When you strip the mask of it is race suicide. Then there is the seieAtize Aurse. Then comes Miss Edu- cation. There is another pYohlen: How we arg going to educate our children.
 The Tendency today Is to let the young ster have it's way, it's own sweet way. Let him do what lie wants. rather thaH what he ought. We begin the wrong way by letting the child do what he wants rather than what he ought. We don't know yet how to educate our children. After his schsol years. when the child has learned to brush his teeth prdpsrly, he goes to college. He is met on the threshold and they ask him what he would like to study. He follows the course of least resistance through col lege. Finally he reaches the Port et Missing Men. He has missed lis eduea- tica.
 Aft>r college comes the problem of life There comes the sex nroblern which ust- ally winds uH in the divorce court What | ef the children-if. there are any ehii- dfen? Another problem is the woman problem CT femlnism. What dees that ] mean? The woman says: I am Eeing tt live my own life in my ewn way. Gad help her when she doSs You khew
 where she ends. We are all bound deWD by thousand ties. The strahsest' thing
 is that VIC are so bound that we are really free. It is only because yeu obey
 the rule that yau are a free man. I am
 a free man because I obey the law that guarantees my freedom. The nath te | freedom is the way of the law.
 Then there is thesnotion that a weman lis held by man to be his inferior. I'd
 like to see the man in this audience WIe
 would rise up and say his wife ia inferior 1 to him.
 1 Touching on socialism, Dr. Fallen wen,
 on to tell what would happen if "that
 dream, that vision" as he called it, ma.
 terialized. He said that under statt ownership of all property we would owT
 as much of that property as we do oi the United States navy. We all own th< navy. he said. but I would like to SC,
 what would happen if man went or
 board a battleship and said to the cap. tain: l am one of the owners of thi, ship: am the boss.
 The scheme of socialism, that dreap.
 that vision, has forgotten human nature
 AS soon as you give human nature :
 OHohCe to tAhe IL easy, IL Will take 1
 easy. A man won't work unless he hal
 te. The speaker went on to tell of wha
 he has heard from the lips of a socialis who went over to Russia but has return
 ed to the United States a much change,
 man as far as his dream of socialism
 goes. This man in an address said tha
 Petrograd is city of ghosts. The peepI
 there have reached that condition wher
 they don't care whether they live or ait
 He spoke of the movement in Russia a
 a colossal failure, and said the trSuhl with Marx was that he had forgotte human nature in his teachings.
 Christendom is the great civilization q the world. said Dr. Fallen, and no natio that has not had Christendem has kudee an inch in two thousand years. Wher do pen lift their hats 10 ,~omen exceut Chr1stendom? Outside of ChrIstendoI woman is inferior to man.
 It is the great spiritual facts uno which cur foundations are built ths alone will save us.
 At the close of the address Fath,
 Keefe, on behalf ef the Knights of q, luMbus and the others in the aulieac extended word of appreciation and , l thanks to DF, Fallen. Father KeeIe o1, ], took occasion to commend the esealIe, t work which the Knights 0: Ce ,rratus |, | learrying or. .,,