New Britain herald., 1915-07-08
FACTS AND RANCHES.

ix FACTS AND FANCIEo.
 But this time the summer Wnlte g E II ouse doesn't have to De the summer : state department Boston oouinai. ; vhoeyer shuffled the pack of f weather cards for 1915 made strange y fsness. of it.-Concord Monitor.
 Tho Society of Those Who Hoped ? Gto- -Re-June-Brides is alarmingly large. 5 |-TampaA Tribune.
 Yes Amanda, The former secre- z Ftary of state will of course, tour the : f Pacific states.-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
 There ought to be a little more hol-5
 lcring for "Colunbit ueber Alles!'' in certain uuarters-Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
 The suspension of the Berlin vor-
 warts has come to be, expected once
 in so often.- Springfield Republican,
 What would happens if the men in the baggage room took Saturday aft
 ernoons off ? Can you imagine where Your trunk would go to then ?--Bos- ] ton Globe. E Women own more than s139,000, I 900 worth of the stock of the Penn sylvania Railroad. And they have voting rights with the men, too.- Pittsburgh Gazette-T Times s The first watermelon of the season is always the one that finds it's way to the editor of the weekly pa per If l it doesn't get there it isn't first. .-sa- vannah News.
 The report that. England proposes to abolish whiskey by taxing it is now being told as the latest joke in every mountain cabin in Kentucky Menominee Herald Leader 1 We imagine it would be another 1 great shock to MT. Bryan if he should see his 1898 Coloneps uniform out on the clothesline when the maid airs his ] wardrobe.-Grand Rapids Press
 The Kaiser has a happy faculty of l getting on the spot and in the, spot l light when any substantial victory is right within grasp. Philadelphia In- qufrer. '.sss
 1 Just to get their hands in, local ad-
 vocates' of peace, at any price might labor with the garment workers who are talking strike again.-Cleveland Leader.
 Now one can figure out what those canals on Mars really are. They are k the trenches where the embattled Mar tians have dug themselves Iin.-chi- cago News
 In view of the execution of the submarine in warfare the wonder is that England continues to call her
 new battleships "drea eadnaughts.''- 1 Buffalo News ! The Allies are "withsn rour hours, rnarch of GalIipoli'' but the process sion will be good deal longer than that in passing given point because of certain obstacles in the road Lowell Courier Citizen l- Lloyd George would apparently change the familiar quotation to read:
 Heaven is. on the side of the biggest ammunition factory. Chicago Her. aIda
 ! "The eyes of avarice are already turned on America. says Admiral 2enson The eyes of avarice are des- tined to turn a beautiful black and
 blue if they aren't careful
 pha Inquirer
 It begins to look as if Bryan's resig- < nation split the Democratic party as d large man would be split by knife passing under a large warI-Louis- {, 1ille Courier J olrnal ,. Rather less than one per cent. of 1 , the people of Mexico are under arms. The remaining ninety-nine per cent are being robbed, outraged and nur- :, dered by their "liberators' of all fac- tions. Seattle Post-1ntelligencer
 We have yet to hear the explana- tion of the appearance of the most vivid and flamboyant display of col ored coats ever observed on woman : in a year when we were told that the failure to procure dye stuffs would compel women to wear white almost exclusively New Bedford Mercury.
 During May, Berlin announced, the Teutonic allies captured over 100000 Russians During June, Vienna esti- mates. over 194,0O0 Russians prison CTS were taken. It looks as though ;, Russia was committed to the British conspiracy to starve out Germany. , The British cut off fresh supplies and the Russians help to consume what is left on hand.--New York World.
 Probably it is not generally known , that now in, the state of New York ( neither defense nor prosecution, in a