,. .,. TMJiI YOUllQ aoou..t.ll'J'l,l ... Q.&.aor •. _________ ~---thrown entirely on my own resourca,and they could fairly b,t.pronounced rather slender. Yet 1\\'a~ not afraid. That was themost intere;ting part of it all-myfeelings. [remember them perfectly.1 have ohen recanedthem. Rnd have used them' sometimes'in my sermons t.o il1ustratea psychological point. 'When 1was running 1 WI! afraid-horrihly,mi l'erably afraid. Byt as tfAced the liong every particle offcar left me, an(J 1 flashed into anexnlted state of mind and bodythat was. I think. courage in thehighest degree. I did not dreadthe moment of conflict. I waitedit with inten~e eagerness. just aswe-- wait sometimes for the end ofan exciting story. Every oUllceof my body was alertly 'ready. Inc\'er in my tife felt so big and soalive-so entirely confident. rsuppose psychologists would saythat ( wu no longer a man, thatr had dr~J!P~~I 'back into a purelyanimal cOhdition-the conditionof a creature that had had thou-4anlls of experiences of conflictsthrough myself and my savageancestors. and had always comeoff victorious: Yet with thesepurely animal sensations and imIltllses I used my human reasonin pl:mning my courst, 1 knownow. of course, that I hadn'ta ' gho~t of a chance withthe beasts, •. A single mountainlion i" altogether too much forall unarmed man-l hadn't evena penknife-and here were twoferociou! creatures famished bythe long Montana winter! Yet rWR!\ perfectly confident-sure Ishould win in the conDic! ."T.tle... /9!e!1!osJ U2tl ~ !,.a;t:, On hi!'beU,.cra\Y-fil!8' towarfr me an inchat a time. The big muscles onhis haunches knotted themselvesfor the spring. But at what seemedthe "ery best moment there"'N." , a ' trem(,l\doJls whistle that!lJetl,lle( r
,. , TJD YOVlrG aocIALDTI' XA.OUDO--.--";;;;-ti~~~II~~;~~ITIII~~~£~!III~~,~,~~~".!l~~~~~aOCL\LI~ SU~DAY SCHOOL TEiCHERS. No ... c';"'radea. show your comrade.hip. Te.ch ....The YOWlC SoctaJiat MacHin. ii' determined to Ire human beings, but in their capacity I •. teachersbeiin • CUHf of uaefulneu to the SOcialist Sunday they mUlt be so humanely human as to De +aliiiOitSdaoola. It i~ anxloua to become. tool in the hinds luperhuman. What a neL:. job is the teachen LoC the Sod~lat _che... That they're in need of SOCIALIST SUNDAY SCHOOL P'UPIL~.j\aat lucb • tool. every teacher will conced~ The Youn& Socialist <strong>Magazine</strong> is planning to DC-There are all e~dle~ number and variety of come the most interesting as well as the mOlt helpacboola.All of them, from the parochial Ichool. to rul periodical for young people that will be found in~. public school .. ire eqlged in makin~ be~er the United States. This sounds like a great bigdtinnabip and all tlte while the country II bemg bo .. t , doesn't it? Well, it isn't a boast' at an. LettoUeci between, the l!epubUuo bod Ind the Demo- ua see ';"hy.cradc ~ at tbe bebeit of the men higher up, and NOthing c:an be best for you ; we mean you whoan the whUe 'crime il increal1nc, and aU the while are reading this. that you do not partake in. Thatwar murder ia bein, encouraced, ~y Icout. are is, unless you help in the making of anything it ca.nftowiahln, Ind patriotiam. moral II hydrophobia. i. never be IS interesting to you. You try this an.d seerampant, while fIIce prejudice Hrpent-like il visible if it isn't so. Try to make some dough and kneadIn th •. crau.it and roll it into a small loaf of bread and bake itThe. SodlU.t .choot. have I wonderful work to and see if it deesn't taste much better than theaccomplish. They are, however, It ill in their in- baker's bread. Get a small bottle cf cream. !;hake itfancy. Some people there are who would criticize up in your milk shaker until it turns into butter and~ beuuae they have I babyhood. They need im- see if tbat butter deesn't taste much better than theprovement, mOlt certainly. In efficiency they may butter you buy.be, in certain directiona, inferior to other .chools; You know in the dark ages, when nien were verybut In purpose they bave no equal. With a great ignorant and cruel they used to think most of thepurpoH, however poor the equipment. they are men that were lazy and gouty with having had toobound to IUrpaU in atwnmenf thoae with better much to eat. Some silly creature would feather him.quipment ~ and smaUer aim.seU lip like an Indian, call himself noble, carry aWhat the Socialiat School needs to better its bloody a~rd about with him and eat so much tillequipment .iI the uchanle of idcas-e.xactly what the sight of food would make him sick. We don'tany new achool mUit have to &row. Som~ individual believe in noblemen any more and we are going toachoola may be doing beautifully. Why shouddn't get rid of the foolish monkeys that still inaist onotJier and weaker of the school. benefit by their ex- wearing tails and feathers that don't belong to them.~m~et . '" . In our times, from now on we will respect the manLet thi.a be the miaaion of the <strong>Young</strong> Socialist or woman who does things only.Jiquibe. AUow it to be Our round table. Let us All of which il supposed to lead us to where"weudlinae our id.eu.:iiere • . Let us know what you want to start with a sermon. Now don't be a luy,-" _ClijcdYeRcf r~i&".i;if;liIil of ethica an~ morals foolish monkey and content youraeU with payingOi"~ hY,.ti"'.' _o!. fUftCWi •.. J:>erhapa you have been for this magaline with the penniea your mother haafo:..s ihtO • comi'rt Sbme other teacher &om~ given you and witb sitting down in your morrisWhere ..... may bave had a limilar uperience and chair, your feet on the table. your mother juatmi.de hit way ·CJCIt It U~'Vantale. Let us alk for dusted, and read what other people wrote andbifOnDatioe anclCU-tt here.printed. Get to work and help in bringing out thisw. ~ ~ with the next number, conduct magazine. Write stories, ask questions. write let·• cIeparbiMDt ,. thia pUpo.e. One-baH of it will tera, and you just re.t assured that when the nextcoUiIIit·ot:quiiiiea .. to .. utything pertainlnc to the number comes out you won't take the time to' P"utachool utd the other half will consi.t of an&wen to your old shoes on the duated table. You'll be tum~ querriM _d hinta in leneflll ing the paces hurriedly on your way home from the------- THE YOUNG SOOXALI8T8' llAO.&SIn jtlplace where you got it-look out for cars now andwagons, anti even other people, you'll surely run intdsomething. In fact, we are thinking seriously ofpaating up the edges with a motive in big letters:"DANGER I DON'T OPEN TILL YOU REACHHOME I" You will be so anxious to read your ownatory, your letter, your question, your picture, orthe number of YOUR <strong>Magazine</strong>s your school sold;becauae the more your school will make use of it,the better will your magazine become. Now, alljokes aaide. Is it to be your magazine? Just watchand see I If it doesn't suit you, caU your best friendinto a private room amI ask him to apply his leg. toa much better kicking. you surely will n~ed it. Weadvise you to call in your O WN CONSCIENCE.The worst thinK in all this world is laziness. Thekind of laziness that says, Let my father, my minister,or my political party boss. cr our editor do thethinking for us. Now, young people, we grown-upshave been sick with this disease for thousanda ofof years--took what a poor job we have made of thisworld. You feel it every day in the year, and whenyou grow up you will know it, too.. "- 'j~n.Are you going to allow yourself to grow up thesam~ way. Are you going to let your teacher, oryour histc·ry bock, or your story book, or your magazinesto think for you? If you are, dcn't you jointhe owners of this magazine! You have a bad
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