New Britain herald., 1915-07-07

] 1n the same place-Brldgeport Iele- 1 gram. Tn the opinion of the federal ad- ministration this is not a good time 1 for naval officers to retire from the l service.-New Haven Journal-Courier ] Self control in nation is even to be preferred to birth control or any l of the other varieties of control con- l stantly ggested.-Chbcago Herald. It was just like Kansas City humor ] to name a new drink the Wilson-Bry- an split and make lemon one of the ingredi Equirer Tincture of alfalfa is said to be !, good for mental depression. few 1 thousand acres of alfalfa in New Eng land could help our agricultural blues.-Providence Journal
 Americanization day and Independ- ence day are not necessarily synoy- l nous, but they both lead the thoughts into the same channels. Meriden Rec ord.
 When the kid comes home with white face and a pain in his bread basket, don't be too greatly alarmed Green apples are here.-Baltlmore l Sun.
 The next time Gen. Huerta starts for the San Francisco exposition he l will do wisely to take the Canadian Pacific route and cut out El Paso.-- Pittsburg Gazette Times.
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 English men and women of wealth are proving their war democracy by carrying paper parcels home from the shops It is also means of helping the retailers keep down expenses Springfield Republican
 Our billion-dollar trade balance has set mark high above that ever es- tablisned by any competitor and one which cannot be eclipsed by anyone but ourselves for long years to come.
 Philadelphia Ledger.
 When underwear is balanced against overlordship, it has to give way. Germany's stopping of the cot ton factories to use all the cotton in making explosives is case in point.
 Brooklyn Eagle
 The unveiling of monument to Daniel Boone and the plans by. the government to honor Francis Scott Key, athor of "The Star Spangled Baner'' show that the country is not unnindful of it's pioneers and patriots Milwaukee News
 Whatever man arises to unify Mex
 
 leo and establish a stable government must have the backing of the United States. It is hopeless to expect that peace can be brought about in any other way and Huerta is not the man the United States can back.-Water-s town Times. ,a They used to say mans weight in lead was fired .at him before. he was killed in battle. and it may be true today: but the trouble is that some \ times they hit him first and then fire away the rest of the metal after he's dead. d.-Bing Press. Mexico needs 8 strong man and ac- cording to the business interests al- ] most any man strong enough to re- store peace with dividends would do. But there are others who still sweep the horizon for a second Juarez.-- New York Mail.
 The would-be assassin of MT. Nor gan was sane enough last month to get degree of doctor of philosophy from Cornell university But his two performances late last week were not notably and pre-eminently character istic of a doctor of philosophy in his right mind.--Springfield Republican.
 It takes quite little while for the government to catch on to a possible | improvement. After several years of postal savings banks, somebody at l Washington woke up and issued an order that people living in towns l where there are no banks may open l accounts and make deposits by mail, | at nearby postal banks.-Waterbury l Republican
 Whether or not this country is go- ing to "get ready for war anyways l soon, this fact stands out with the i prominence of a sore thumb. After 1 the present war, 1t will be long l time before any nation in Europe will l even think of attacking the United l States, much less really doing so. And | the longer the war lasts the surer be- | comes the security of this country Pfttsburg Despatch
 Those who are familiar with penal | management declare that the situa- ton at Sing Sing is full of menace. 1 The sentimental humbug of visionary fadists and idea1istic reformers had [ sway Tor time at the Joliet State prison. The result of this pampering l of thugs was the foul murder of the |