New Britain herald., 1918-05-01
FACTS AND RANCHES.

! FACTS AND RANCHES. The United States will continue it's policy of Hands Off, in Siberia. We prefer the Japanese policy Of Hands p."-Toronto Mail and Empire. Greenwich is a paradox, these days. There are lots of people here, nev- 1 ertheless it's a Loan-some town.-- Greenwich News and Graphic. Of course, the German fleet may come out, but what bothers the All Highest is the thought it may ne> e1, come back in again.-Macon Tele- graph.
 Champ Clark really couldn't re- member that any Senator from Mis- sour was ever elected Presidenr- Boston Globe
 It must be cheering news to the boys who are at the front doing t1 cir pest to hold the line to know that here in Detroit the street car men are crippling the citys munitions plants and all war production for a few cents a day more wages.-Detroit Free Press.
 If you don't hustle and buy that bond, brother, incomes may be taxed 66 per cent, as in Great Britain Taunton Gazette.
 Won Hindenburg appears 10 have begun his trip to Paris without through ticket.-Dallas News.
 Ireland must make the discovery that it is part of the world and not just "a little bit of heaven. ."-Cincin- natl Times Star
 Folk down this way say the letter from the President to Senator Over man put the Senator's political stock several points above par.-Greens- boro, N. C., Record.
 Evidently, the ways are well greased for the silver bill It is like ly to become a law before most of the people in this country form an impression concerning its significance and possible conseQuence.--San Fran cisco Chronicle.
 Less politics. less consideration fol precedent, less bureaucracy, less ma chinery; more horse sense and more power are the pressing needs.--~Chi- cago Evening Post.
 For forty years the German autoC- racy has refused to let the German people rule themselves, and at the same time constantly assured them they ought to rule the rest of the world.-Chicago Herald.
 Attorney General Sims has list of 30.000 New York men who have sub scribed to the German and Austrian war bonds; and he may make the names public.-Syracuse Post Stand ard.
 Apparently the Kaiser wants tc make the Peace Palace at The Hague look like the Cath edral at Rheims. - Dallas News.
 It is good news from England that volunteering in the last few weeks has more than replaced all the Brit ish losses-Toronto Mail and Em- pire.
 Every time the Democrats of this State hold "Get together confer ence" the Republicans grin hopefully,
 New York Sun.
 The kaiser may fight to his last peasant but not to his last Lunket or his first Son.--Buffalo Enquirer.
 II propose to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer."--U. s Grant, born 96 years ago today New York World.
 The man on the corner says: Gull tivate the ambition to get up early enough to make the sun look lazy.-- Norwich Bulletin.
 'W. s. $. means not only War Say ings Stamps. it means War, Service. ] and Sacrifice" said the past grand regent of the Royal Arcanum in New 1 Y orl1 yesterday.-New Haven Regis 1 ter.
 Newspaper headline: Americans 1 in Somme Battlc.' You can bet it i is some battle, if the Americans are in l it-Springfield Daily. News.
 Another American woman is vic 1 tim of the long range Hun gun, and l not make reprisal---Port1and Oregon ian.
 A New York judge says this war l is a blessing to mankind. The boys 1 in the trenches would no doubt be ] glad to let him have their share of ]