New Britain herald., 1918-11-04
way BolshcVist feels all the time. Kansas City Star

A while back the Americans were Somewhere in France" Now they are "Everywhere in France" And the Germans, now Somewhere in France" will soon be Nowhere in France. c.'-Spikcr, France.
 An enterprisine manufactures of clocks has just put on the market u new and particularly effective clock which he calls '"Tho National An thom", on the ground that whenever you hear it you have to get up.- London Chronicle.
 Gen. von Heck Of the 1OSth Ger man Brigade has ordered his troops to poison all wells. Well by Heck. ~-Springtield Republican,
 "lf the Emperor must go," says the TageapoSt of Nuremberg, "le1 lim go a once. A case of Heres your hat. Whats your hurry ?"-New York World.
 And now Italy takes the spot light The trouble with this war is that there are not enough spotlights to go round, not even with the one with drawn from use by the kaiser.-NeW Haven Journal-C Courier
 It is evidently the hope Of the Ger man leaders that by hurrying hack and defending the border 10 the ut most the German army may be able to take Christmas dinner in Berlin Kansas City Star.
 When the most wasteful nation in the world learns to save peachstonea and nutshells it's a sign that some thing important has happened to the world.-Cleveland Plain Dealer
 About this time'' as the Old Farmers Almanack would say, get ready for the United War Work cam paign. The weeks brisk drive for $170, 900 is announced to begin on the eleventh of Novcmber-Prov- idCnce Journal.
 The War Savings Stamp Is a little brother of the Liberty Loan Bond and the family relations are the santest.-Portland Express,
 First class m Hunology: 'Describo
  man honor."~-Str Strrir ~lfcld Daily News.
 The kaiser sits in stately hall a map before his eyes: % would an allied bomb might fall upon him from the skies. .''-Birmingham Age Herald.
 We'll hear the primer class: See the Hun. Can the Hun run? The Hun can run. See, the Hun run. The son Of a. gun. .''-HouSton Post.
 The Huns have been running so fast that they have been obliged as a matter of physical necessity to drop some Of their loot.-Washingto Star.
 Secretary Of War Baker has fallen into the administration language habit He writes to the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. May I not eX- press?" etc. Why not, my dear sec retary?--New Haven Journal Cour- fer
 Now, let us refer all further com- munications from Germany to Gen eral Foch for his attention If Foch does not get peace one way he has shown that he knows how to go about 1t in another.--Atlanta Consti- tuition.
 The Berlin to Bagdad railway might offer the kaiser the job of president emeritus.-Shoe and Leath- CT Reporter
 Let us in this crucial time keep on an even keel and remember that hero worship has no place in q re- pubhc.--Bcrkshire Eagle.
 German manufa cturerS ought to have lin1itcd themselves to toys and kept away from firearms Washing ton Star.
 PcrhaDs the results of Tuesdays election will discourage the kaiser in any idea he may have of becoming d prussian pre>,ident.--~Ncw York Sum- THE ASPEN OR POPLAR TREE. or trees that shield one from the sun
 By European ways,
 The Aspen tree most frequently,
 Was set in former days. Because it was the peoples tree,'
 Set by their ways to grow. A Trenchman named 1t Populus
 Two centuries ago.
 The Poplar or the Populus,
 T1n1jIIp most of her trees