New Britain herald., 1919-05-21

from her will be easily carried out. considering how little was left of it when the Italians had finished pun lshlng it.-Providencc Journal Shades of history, John Paul Jones pitched the Toronto team to victory.-Toronto Globe. delega ton of Americans mas been touring Ireland making speeches Tor Irish independence. How would the people of the North have felt II a. party of Englshmen had toured south Carolina in 1860 melting seces- sion ?-kansas City Star. It looks as if some of the l5 mill lion subscribers of the Victory Loan would be disappointed in getting in on this hne investment, if the treasury department adheres to it's original de- termination not to accept subscrip- tions beyond the amount for the loan. Fall River Herald.
 Art critics allege that the Victory Loan posters showed an alarming ignorance of art But at least they were not so inartistic as to prevent the loan from being a great success. New York World.
 If the German delegates should de- eide to quit and go back to Berlin they may have to hurry to prevent Foch from getting there ahead of them.- Washington Post
 Every time we get ready to swat Germany In a tender spot one of those darned points gets in the way.- Greenville, S.-C., Piedmont. We've often thought what a pity it is that a man can't dispose of his experience for much as it cost him.--Eskridge Independent Several of the paragra phing breth- ren appear to have reached the opin- l ion that Burleson is running a partial l post service.-Mancheste Union. Yale's achievements have not been l in vain when Jess Willard wires here 1 for a, Yale man to act as runner up in | his preparation for the fight with l Dempsey.-New Haven Journal-Cour- l fer.
 The racing season is we'll under l way both in New York and Maryland, 1 but by far the most popular track is | the transatlantic aerial.-New York 1 Sun.
 Korea has asked the peace confer ence to free her from Japan. That's our idea of what the essayists call "an
 ncorrigible optimist. ."-kansas City Star.
 1 Germany finds cries for mercy not so entertaining as they were. It de- | pends who does the crying.-Wall l Street Journal.
 It seems as if every time there is Hull in a busy day at the navy de- partment some official conjures up a scheme for moving our grand old frigates Constitution and Constella- ton from their historic and appro- l priate berthing places.-Providence 1 Journal.
 l Awfully nice of Brockdorff- Ran tzau 1 to offer to 'improve' the treaty so l that it will be acceptable to the baby | killers. Meanwhile-Sign Here.- Manchester Union.
 Foch is willing to open a school of l instruction in manners and writing for all German Junkers.-Toronto | Globe.
 That peace treaty doesn't read at 1 all like a "peace without victory'; i and the Huns are sadly aware that l that isn't what it is, even if the pres | ident has a different idea about it. 1 Philadelphia Press.
 There are those who think it is bad | luck for a man or 8 city to secure 8 ] change of name. There may be some
 thing in it. Look what's happened to St. Petersburg since it began call
 ing itself Petrograd.-Boston Tran script.
 ESCORT,
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 We came up with morning, through
 the portals in the south,
 With the North Atlantic speakin g in our funnel-stay;
 Felt the touch of England like a kiss
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