New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1918, Page 6

it via the gpas route. My Hosicr) !“1”)' hrs own depth and breadth of e = G 55 ) S B R e L I B S s BN el By By Joe Blast ‘fl : | ‘ i 3 them olcr by the weary elock, | did MF. Willlams set the quaint no Ei S0 e oo e | fed such a contract My hosiery, my hosiery. jtion thai Shaw isx cxclusivelyd cere- Luclla’s Limit ek ”/"”UL'“ s : ' J Thursday of the first S week Luella Spong went to the seventh semi-occasional ball of the Talcum Powder Miners' ¥ Association. The great ball- Mutiny is at once a wonderful and ble the captain. AL evening quarters room, festooned with rock can- ||a terrible thing. Sometimes its mo- the crew assembled on deck by divi- dy and tame daisies, was a tives arc base. Mostly, though, it is|sions. All were in plain sight of the i blaze of red. vellow, blue, a man's final and desperate rebellion | bridge. fpspital back I Kiss cach blight and strive at last to | old gray head nodding by the flic(':—‘w‘qvmv’;\‘k Ligeadionanke Rl IR e A s o Bou: troops learn | fire, that has held a great deal more et ::TL,:;'MN\ i ahd i‘g?;:m ‘.“,“.htm” el e ey i To reach the toe, sweetheart, lo|than that of any English dramatisi of Lol daved Ben o Dbyl Son el caanincan) e pliot oS p o : eagh gt tioey e e i islisdanosa thewiiRiEshe or pur daring and cleverness one can- 1ain was seen to approach his fav 8 of ¢ (Nunny Adair in Philadelphia Public| “science™t Why. hless vou guileless || 1ance. of R Sncsstensilalial not find better examples than among quartermaster and knock him flat e & He e e EE e | B e miles) : six the original conspirators stantly an officer stepped up ar : i art, ) . ips (nine miles): fox To discuss infamy in the same par- Swung on the Old Man's jaw. Le f¢ll Bity or S mantic as Colonel Rousevel and as trots (twenty-one mi seve agraph with our g Navy may ' like at whalc-bos iding B o Germany’s Bitter Charge. fonary as Blake. He is an irre- hiccough reels (fourteen mileg) so A y : SR il G o\ -y Republican) ¢laimable cmotionalist, one of the P : Hiteen nile: scem almost. sacrilegious. But a na- . A moment after Lhis dramatic sceno Vater hm‘_\ ‘l”{vu:;;a‘l’l‘v : 4 ‘;rm(ANn ‘< e (4,’_‘;1 |h‘mnt;~r e «n:l nine Newport nudges (six- tion has its coionies and interests in', men from the sterm division broke and o = from the "Rheini estfael- | 8TC Pso he tl s teen miles); making a total of far parts of the world. Small war ves- | Tan forward Among them was one ‘er. We | jsche Zeitung, as quoted by the Liondon |an incorrigible poet—a poet tortured seventy-three miles by five Se!spon detached dn'v.a;b x:t‘ uired fr;\' who shouted: e S BRic foci Press, that the following comment, | by incomparable honesty of vision. o'clock the next morning. police of sauthern Vi‘hm,v»m:n Islands| “It's come, boys; by God, it's come! 4 cabled fo this country by the New | As'for Mr. Williams' assurance that All the way home during the ||and of Chinese rivers a thousand miles!| He was a third of the five. As the 3 York World s T.ondon correspondent, | Shaw knows little about “the things dollar and forty cent taxi ride, into its wild interior provinces. Iso- | mob riced past the two other knax e ] is taken of the spidg”, that, too, is an old Luella was as gay as any lack lation and monotony can ravage the !leaned out of ranks, lost their balance Had not the hundred million [wives' tale unbecoming in so deter- and gayer than a good many, minds of men on such craft to the and stumbled. They caught them- inhabitants of the United States [mined a modernist as Mr. William and five hours later she awoke point of lunacy selves, bumping as they did so against the nuo- occupied themselves with such | Shaw has the mystical temper, and and arose, perfectly refreshed, In a nav nat o own, there was | the division officer To the inflameil fVerlEh fariot B diulei e R e e well and strong. a small armored cruiser which spent | senses of their shipmates it looked s . masscs nfvr’,r\.fl!v'rt‘hbfl"HM: wares to o far from his having little flair for i, two years under the burning sun of | if the officer were being seized = liverpool and Havre, the stock of the things of ihe =pirit, nothing else Thursday of the second week ||the equator. The captain's mind gave | Which was cxactly as it was intended B cr, tie war munitions would have been oalla it el him profoundly. was the housemaid’s monthly way. but so diabolically canny was his | their action should loak Biayer at- exhausted by now and peace |[Mhose passnses of startling apoealyp- day off, and the sitting room madness that no man could lay finger | When the smoke cleared away the would have been possible. tic beauty that ilame out in his dia- needed dusting. on ‘a non-reg act. Though he made | big-hedrted executive officer was in g The responsibility hefore God Jague from tinie to time would long “Luella,” said her mother || the ship a hell, legal grounds could command The captain had disap- g to fly over the for the frightful holocaust of hu- |since have betrayed him to everyone, who usually called her by her not be found for putting him in the | peured. And curiously enouzh no ong B s0a =ivo| man life lies on America and this el bt R0 Tt ey first name when they were irons he used so generally an his men. ' seemed to know who had started ths B - .ici cinful burdon bocomoes hoavien | smron in the medars. theator bes e alone—'"Luella, if you don't Life became ° unbearable. Mutiny | fracas. Bu! where was the skippdr day by day. The United States e e e dust that sitting room T shall was in the a but none dared strike ! and his mysterious ditant ? 3 : g hold the peace of the world in the | o pea-shooter in an air-raid | positively get vour father to di the fivst | Five seamen finally | Officers went to the commanding of fitles I°. Lee of the Brit- hollow of their hands, but their If Mr. Williams does not believe | inherit you!® turned the frick. They wanted to|ficer's cahin. The door was lock Bihe Corps has been| &recd holds them back from ac- |ihese obvious truths—swhich ought to T.uella poutishly Jaid down avoid bloodshed, and they foresaw the | It had to be smashed in. Inside was tion, and without America no be siale to him, but seemingly are not ljvr violet caovered copy of courtmartials sure to execute those!|a raving maniac who had not even Wl (:Lln:l“ neutral state Is able td —he need only ask the youngest Vas- »Heurtvb Asunder, or All's Fair who set toreh vto the tinder. been on deck that afternoon. \ . 4 move: sar undergraduate he knows, wkho in Love But War,” and dusted | The plan was to lead their ship-| Even the court of inquiry failed to i\ remarkable flights during America can make an end of e e A the sitting room. It took her mates into invaluntary riot. The | place the blame. Their report likened 4. hepeats every wmazing per- the misery—America can oBPOSS | ip,¢ Mr, Shaw is now perceived to be gwenty minutes at the'rate of et Rl Sroleet Told olle mnl Ui afsinito iapeniancondicombnstion, pen season presents itself in. peril S Jwith anienemy aviator. Among | America keeps silent: she loves | Tatigable a student of he Suoen of forty-nine feet, and at the n oy ar s a C an u for re- ery soon. This is the one way for|the most gradefnl of all aerial Thanks to John Bull's teaching, SiRe e et SRl cxhausted, and had hysteries on $ 3 the piano stool, and her parents she has reduced her Christianity = K givi act e S use sccive the o y s y 3 n “The Nor an Re- , nillions of our folk to give practical ! ‘‘stunts,’” used to decccive the enemy is the Christlasity of dollars. f'i::}%n' in “The North American el e jd and comfort to the national gov-!into the belief that the attacked air- This is strongly put and rashly put mountains to recuperate Anthology of Swedish Tyrics { ‘A biographical history of the 5 it EnOOE plane hasihe oried o S s g 5 o tre < ; ~opyrigi = 1750-1915, Compled by growth of democracy in England.” nment and to the nations fighting ' plane has boen crippled and is fall Tt tak no account of the tremendous | & i (Copyright 1018 by George i 3 2.0y =3 4 production of Japanese and Canadian Friendly Advice to @ Boy Wonder. Maithew Adams) Stork. . .0 ; % munitions plants which has been Mr. Will Hays, the new chairman G | Ways of War, by T. M. Kettle uction is absolutely necessary. Under the zuidance of the afore- ! ,iousht intn play--plants in enemy | of the republican national committee, Captain of the Host: Suprems test: | A refreshing volume. The author, Coming out of ome of the worst mentioned competent aviator, who | countries and plants which have not | is going about making himself known T W Two Plays, by F. E. Hyde an ardent Home Ruler, was actual inters it has been the lot of Ameri- | has a record of thirty-five German | even drawn on American labor, but| to the faithful and receiving all the Newspaper Defined. ‘A poignant interest and much dra- buving rifies in Belgium for the Na- g which have been keen and highly suc- | homage that goes to the Boy Won- (New York Sun) matic power characterize these two tional Volunteers when the war broke cessful competitors of Amcrican con- | der. Mr. Hays makes it plain that Whaltal e plays. Both depict with caustic rea- . out. The present volume, with a i i ¥ i s 5o Rilly A oy . at a x paper should be was 5 - ; rds the nation over will heed ths|machinc seen in this country, Billy | nerns engaged in munitions production. | he takes his role to be that of pacifi- | well qefined forty years ago by one | 1S home life in a western New ' memoir by his wife, is composed of varning. Retrospection alone com- | Sunday’s ‘rombonist is supposed to | It takes no account cither of the justi- | cator, and to the end of pacification | who was himsclf a newspaper writer, | Y °FK town.”—Dial papers, all bearing the works of a cls honest attention to any sugges: ! give an advance notice of Gabriel | fication that the Allics had for appeal- | he is keeping his door open to all | What hc wrote then is equally true S i Hguplaxatio) SRS ing ta America in the fact that some | comers. Incidentally he iz doing altoday. He said: : China IProm Within, by €. Ji. Scott | were contributed to the British press of their own plants and the plants of | good deal of talking about the pros-! «a compl 3 . one | from Flanders and France.”— Nation. il oot a e i 2 3 2 = | A complete newspaper should be } iven their time and attention to a As a result, all Washington is | peutral Belgium were scized’ by the | pects of the republicans oapturing [a chronicle of the meme of the day, | Church and the Man, by Donald Han- el udy of the needs of the nation. Mr. ssing and suggesting the tune to | Germans and turned into German ma- | congress at the coming elections. local. commercial, general, political, s koover says the two most important | be played. Rodcheaver himsolf says | “hines of warfare. It takes no ac-| That sort of thing, of course. 2008 |legal, literary and artictic or e | Bl essays on the relation, actual ; count of the fact that the Germans| with his position. Mr. Hays, be it |much thereof as is fit fto be reaq | and Ideal. between {he church and ' Canada in War Paint, by R. W. Ball also, as long as they were able 1o do | gaid to his credit, is doing as little ( by the ol i ek = the man, by the author of A Student Sketehes of types in training and e T o rea te P . e Y - £ sa his credit, is ¢ as {by the old and young of Both sexes), | 11€ Wam b . h - c 2L htoes and bean This for the rca the Corner Where You [ so, drew on the plants of the United | hoasting as is possible for one 80 cit- | accompuanicd. by cditonial mnm“‘.‘m\ in Armes A. L. A. Booklist in lines. They are largely humorous bus that these staples can be cul- Are” .His friend and admirer, Ar- | States for supplics that weve neces- | qumstanced, and altogether he im- LiSchssion lancicotticintl o mfr. il but of course all have the inevitabie ar; eir tions indust a 5 o 1 hed oo R e stry, preu T the real var." s pieseealili obisr Gulfa dlanolsnen 0 shieycon thokr i I(CHioRcomm nhitavel | Euesvnanis oo RE SR oed ffunderonorents e Sl o Sianr puntry, and there cannot be 100 MUCh | sav5 the tune should be “A Hot Time ¢ cuantities of materials during | POltician of the type familiar in the| their views through its reading col- SHHG o e R e or 1 r i Al o aterials dUNING | Hoosier state, where male persons | umns and their business wants and e Ren pEeRELLy clther crop. {in the Old Town Tonight.” the carly days of the war. It takes i, B\ "o tiicanship in the cradic. | requirements through ity advertising | SPOTting proposition’ to hold the at- | Devil's Own, by Randall Parrish Vacant lots, back yards, and laWns| wihother Rodcheaver carries out | N0 account of the quantities of goods RepabHear o coaminloaseal it Mr | Conim sl les o ve e nters | tention of the rcader. A popular, | A story of the Black Hawk war in | | shipped to the CGierman and neutral ) s eeit and veliglous Antel- f, ¢ accurate account which gives an ol | bis idea or remains at the safer task | o 150 einen 2 “aca " nd. The entire acrcage, of COUTSE, ! gf n . citjes as lonz as the paths were open intelligent acquaintance wth chemis- | Gaston Olaf, by Henry Oyen. » Z ¢ e hmmg." owing his trombone under the | Nor does it take account of the fact sity for chemical independence in this| A tale of logging-camps and out~ ed not be confined to the plz protecting roof of the tabernacle | that, but for the generosity of the dustrial progress today. Bmphasizes , of-doors in the West. American people, the armies of all the el eicte it G e %% belligerents ulusm lodz;' h;“ Wnn;:u\da» ty for chaiical independence in this | Girl From Keller's, by Harold Bind- g ¥ i ing in the throes of deadly plagues country.*—A. L. A. Booklist. loss. ttention, however, is calicd o the | giporyise is of no moment. Whether | ana that the countrics at war might s x e “The scene is lnid for the most part ct that potatoes and beans can b8 | ino tuneeplayed is “A Hot Time” or | be more terribly devastated by disease Letters of a Canadian Stretcher Bear- [in the broad Suskaichewan prairies. - : ] : be ‘ovember onlv the one test. that of | largely a political organ and th sservec he household Withoul .piiopeo 3 3 : e llon thariney Nave been byliNox® : th v ap o : 5 i k i 1 - eserved in th 0 Brighten up the Cormer” is also [ 80° 7 8/0 00 Americanism. That is an individual, | strongest feature was its editorial EE: Lo N a8 Bond Dol i TEe iy L ar m: e of the Canadian wheat grower. — { aside from the main impression, A e 1 . not a arty, matter. The republican | page. Now newspa s o = E ssion, Amervica is only one of several a party, T & WSpapers are essen 1ai Sl x ' N T o 1, : . it ] : ain Towns of Ttaly (the citiesof Old | Publisher's Note. t ST the conditions cre- | secs that no man in its ranks is nom- | character of a newspaper may some- 3] S i il Bxy to SR G5GL TG el G I Saon “This book deals with the part of | Tree of Heaven. by May Sincla the country which is now being be- “A story to be ranked with ‘Mr. eged by the Austrian and German | Britling sees it through,’ as an inter-: armics. Tt gives a complete descrip- | pretation of the war coming to Fing i ve reached the First two I knit, then two 1 purl, bral? That is a hoary superstitution 5 . et th And round the leg I siowly reel; @kin to that other ome which Mr. 2 . Now joyful paeans to the heavens 1 Williams is shrewd enough to ridi- oe will‘como hurt feule: that Shaw is a “farceur” Bward this end I've turned the heel clever self-mdvertisir buffoon But orc scraps of | Oh, Knotted cnds that cratell and | Shaw “sophomoric”, Shaw a victim of o burn, “the scientific attitude.”! Come, come, i Oh, stitech that dropped, uneven { Mr. Williams-—shcot it you mi “the ldiers killed row— scientific attitude”, but spare that anica “the days, quarter a nevel ndwy’'s troupe | 8 on Judgment Day. dMcial and unofficial Wi prin st ra COMIN ; an appeal’ ;i Feries ren of the country UrSteg to Which lant war gardens just as soon a§ Yo an-airman must do in e | rorm ., v its side. An increase of food pro-|ing ans to know, housekeepers and land- | scalps to his credit, and in the fastest on coming from those’ who have! Llowing his trumpet on the last great on. egotables to plant this year are po-ijhe will play that nd old hymn, vated in almost cvery part of the ' tnwyr Grisbane, the famous ecditor, e readily available for the work Havs. But do republicans in the | ligence is a proper subject for jour- mass, and does Mr., Havs in particu- | nalism if social privacy is not invi W, et A this is no year forled and the religious convictions partisanship of any brand, except| persons not made light of.” that embraced in the term Amer-} The character of the ncwspapers icanism ? s | of the United States has changed in The voters of this land are g0ing | the last thirty or forty vears. There to apply to aspirants for office next|was a time when a ncwspaper was these two vegetables. There | nakes little difference. Whether the | ust be perishable foodstulfs 8rown. | to,ent is considered sacrilegious or tificial treatment, and that in he more the merricr 5 . needs someone, Rodehcaver o Z ) of women, boys and girl heaver or Lhe {iq by it in all the industries of the rted for office who is not 100 per |times be judsed as accuraiely by the Men and . Angel Gabriel, to blow a blast o' g ana it would be useless to mo- | cent. Americanism in his every | arrangement of its first page as by an 2 Liberty bonds, thrift : : fon bonght Tib | some instrument. trombone or i1 ¢ steh comments if it were not true | thought. Bevond that. little mat- | examination of its editorial pagze. As Rrips e d W Rt Vin ES S LA D e ek peoplc . hat Germans right here at home who | ters. If it must go through the form [a rule, the best and most important re has been a goodly amount of are selves taking heavy profits adopting a platform. let it be {and most vital things of a newspa- S g7° has e : hemssie 4 Prafis llor aaobiine o s EWSPA- | jjiustrations of works of art, public | —Nation itting done by the fair fingers ot ‘ it o ¢ world-wide co s cre- | sho ] 5 sl e o . S out of the world-wid nditions cre- | short The shibboleth of that party [ per arc on the first page. buildings. etc.” Publisher’s Notes. mininity There will be, and has| ; tion of these towns with beautifui ; land. Tt is a work of imagination. their utter sluggishness as 1egzaris | Wayfarcrs at the AngePs, by S. W. Bassett the war. ated by the war and carcfully hus-| and every other that goes for the The advertising columns of some S . g ) it is not enough that the populace | banding opportunities to reap greater | people this vear should be-—Win the | newspapers teem with announce- pen, some fighting done by the Mas-| ;o \j o ynited States sit idly by and | Profits sometimes speak out against | wa ments which no self respecting or fitne side of the nation. Now comes| ' S S ik the United States in similar language. = T S s opecth= Inobhate i honTa G L PR o e el rmans and Germany need give no Wisconsin's Two Tragedics. permit to appear. Legislation has at- front, the news of fica(h in the ranks, | thanks tc John Bull’s teaching for its (New York World) temnted to suppress fraudulent ad- | -0 (P oojicornia from devasta- Time, by Gertr Atherton. to appreciate the fact that we are at | effect on American Christianity, for When the Wisconsin Senate voted | vertising, but the line of demarca- | o o lora o Rivor LN T . 0w war. There is something to be done | the conduct of their leaders has com- | 26 to 3 in favor of a resolution con- {tion between honest and dishonest | ™ ™% 0f 5 : e i ihel Wotld by by cachl Al o e it G inall Dack “_"(‘I‘;f:""“V_‘:\:)':'_’f".“‘yfi:fl_‘E:::’T‘i;";‘fl:‘fl‘“}:fii 2; demning Senafor Ta Follette for his |advertising is not easy to determine f° i ¢ : unics ® CX (RS Vet SITE0 V0 s b foobc || o o ot G e S :‘?,‘r""‘:' “"‘:"31"“"', I‘,‘”', ;“‘\‘”:"f"";‘f L ';““'t‘f"i"i"‘_ “r’h"“'l‘x“‘;‘;)']:“,’fj“‘;,“ 'O | ¢andard Book of Jewish Verse, Com-{ = “An adventure Story of India TRt e B e i o "‘"_”_ oft £ nl '\‘ ¥ ‘:‘i‘* fl: ; ‘t:mr “:‘('fi S [_"m;“ e w:lu"r: piled by JI. Friedlander dnd G. A. | the tirae of the outbreak of the war ld at a premium during the next| - f @ ¢ BN BY < THE SENTIMENTAL SHAW. Sl L s e Sole neElRaon o) glal Kohut | 1t concerns a German plot which is B - very bean harvesied may bp| DISt lic trenches. The moral i, as Sl Senate of (he TTnited States. a rauch | inquiry, which will always proceed . e | exposed and defsated with the help o e ¥ lin all life, “Do not wait for Gabriel | gieine B+ the Fireside Peace of His | MOFS, MPOT@nt bogy, a suggestion | on defined and conventional lines, [ gics in Demoeratic History, by | of a fascinating and mysterious na- ¢ precious as a lump of gold. Look- : = Sitting By ireside Peacc of Wis | which ought to be heeded | the discovery of malpractice will rest Toseph Clayton | tive woman.”—A. L. A. Booklist ¢ toward the future, this is the time | 10 Plow his horn. ALy ear AT TnodrHisibic Since last September Mr. Ta Fol- | with well informed and expericnced shai, be 9N i i o lette has been under charges in the | management. Strums His Lyre. body of which he is a member, chal- | The high character of the modern | morehant and mantfacturer. These |indifference to war needs in time of lenging his fitness for and right to | newspaper has had a good effect on | onerations will procecd - until one | peace, the following colloquy is very We wich that Mr. Jesse Lynch Wil- | further service in that capacity. Al- [the advertiser. There was a time [jonr after midnight, when tne forms |illuminating: liams had not seen fit to disillusion us | though the evidence against him is | when the man who had merchandisc | or the first edition will go into the | Mr. Butler—May I ask Admi “Russia can't be disintegrated,” | about Bernard Shaw when introduc- { all at hand in his printed and spoken | for sale and who chese the public | panas of the pers and thence | Braistel a question? Do vou recall says Count llya Tolstoy. Maybe so.|ing to New York, with a journalistic | words, the committee having the | prints to induce readers to aceept his 4o the press 2 at the rate of |the vear that von recommn.ended ‘o TiTE FEIRST GAS ATTACK but it can be shot to pieces, which|preamble, his comedy Wiy Marry? | matter i charze has made no report, j offerings thousht it necessary to in- | ¢omething iike 50, to 60,000 cov- | Congress that we thould provide for is the same thing, only different.— | One can understand Mr. Williams' |and the scnate itself, still adhering to | dulge in extravagant and hyperboli- |jos an hour will send them to the |your department a hospital ship? New York World avxiety to make quite clear and un- |its c¢ld assumption of privilege and |cal language to attyoct buvers. The | ajiroad stations for distribution. But | Admiral Braisted-—Oh ves; we fects of the first German gas at- mistakable to us the difference be- | courtesy, has taken no action example set by Barnum was followed | tho news continues to come in from | have been at that for seventcen years k. On the American sector in tween his own outlook as a dramatist Whatever the Lower House of the | by merchants and the venders of pat- | afaine to California, “from een- Mr. Butler—Yes! 'Dhe fisst time vou fance several men have been Killed | Gormans seem to be in some |20 (e outlook of Mr. Shaw. This [ Wisconsin Twaislature may do. the fent medicines. Persons of primitice | jang's jey mountains to India’s coral |asked for it this commitice did not B ety Gyerdomen aedondine tas 3 Salreial o ht and | W@ @ valuable service, and Mr. Wil- | expression of the State Senate shows |intellience miay have accepted the | gtrand”, from the theater: from the |recommend it i 3 2 | doubt as to what thev bought and |, ;¢ opviously embarrassed in the | that politically af least those best | high flown verbiage and suffered ac- | ynderworld, from the salon of the | Admiral Biaisted—No, sir layed despatch from Pershing’s ! paid for af Brest-Titovsk.—FProvi- perforniance on an kward duty, | fitted to mdge public opinion in the |cordingly, but today the readers of a |, qyarch, from the camp of the war- | Mr. Butler—The secoud adquarters. This is but the enter-| dence Journal has manfully accomplished it But | State vesponsible for him are not | newspaper conducted in the interest | nior 'Phis necessitates another edi- | did? : wedge of what is expected to core ! s we wish he had not deemed it neces- | afraid of Mr. La Follette himself or |of the publie are repelled instead of |4i0n an heur or so later. Again the Admiral Braisted —Yes. sit sary to be so frank about Mr. Shaw. |of his well-advertised pro-German | attracted by Semsational language. No | procces spin from their flving webs of Mr, Butler—And two ycars a Poor dear Mr. Shaw! Can he not be {supporter The Scnate al Washing- | better method of reaching the multi- | pani)" thousands of re-enforced |recotamended the coastraction of left to the fireside peave of his au- [{on exhibits no such faith in the |tude has ever m-nsc;med itself thanm | g os, which are carried forth to be |first class hospital snip, one you I e Seu = . _{ tumnal yeavs, and cannot we who so | American people and a0 such con- | ‘he newspaper. and N0 NeWSPAPET: | 1,39 on the breakfast tables of count- | designed yourself. hcoction than any previously ad.j Priee of footwesr e o™ | long have atfectionately companionad | tempt for those who in a great erisis | publisher showld permit his columns |10 {1000 4 0¢ readers | Admiral Braisted—Yes nistcred will be given to their en-|yor o o him be left in tranquility by such | fail to kesep step with them. to be used to deceive his patrons. E | Mr. Butler—Has that Salton Sea, by George Kennan “An account of the great engineer- ing feat undertaken and financed by | White Morning, a. Novel of the Power * Harriman. which saved the Imporhu) of the German Women in War- | e appeal for war gardens. From a ! actical point of view, as well as a triotic one, the suggestion should bt fall on deaf ears. There is no one o knows what the”future holds in | bre. Every potato planted may be purchase sceds, polish up the — ubbing hoes and the rakes, and get FPACTS AND PANCIES. lady to go to work on the war rdens. American soldiers have tasted the the great spring drive German! |f every man in the army is to emists have announced to the | have nine pairs of shoes thosc who rld that a newer and more deadly | Dave been watching the rise in the zrim iconoclasts as Williams? Onel| Wisconsin's other Senator, Paul O. The daily newspaper is the con- = F heen put under contract? had supposed that even the last faint | Husting, a sgreat patriot. was acci- | centrated result of a few hours' worlk, Preparedness 17 Years Ago R n it for which correspondents in the far. fing built at the navy vard, Philadel- jes. Thus we note the beginning of | new cra in barbaric warfare. ! A German paper is reported to|smoke-cloud of 1he grcat battle of | dentally killed while hunting, but Before the Germans used poison #as' nave printed the warning, “The | Shaw contra mundum had vanished. | there was no such tragedy in his ease | thermost corners of the world have il e Ken | Phia, by the bureau of censtruction 1915 the civilized world had 'by| Americans Are Coming’. This is | Yot here is the ruthicss Mr. Willinms, | as that lingeringly personified in [etriven their utmost, for which edi- | 'The Navy Department has [1aken fo,q epair, considering how | indiffercnt to the appealing spectacle | Robert M. La Follette. A United |tors have thought and written, re- [over twenty-two United States army Mr. Butler--How far has it pro- many Americans arc “over there | of the venerable Celt at ease in his | States Senate which eulogized a |porters have ransacked the earth, | transports, which zre to be used for | . gn [ mettiods ©oof | yartare Bhet e 0 o imaral Star armchair, fclling ns that Mr. Shaw | fasting convicts itself of mental dis- | husiness acumen has provided the | carrying sick soldiers and sailors | ST5% G piojuted s ahout 23 puiems toupn: on the lovel B 8O Seke i G “illustrates the limitations of the | honesty or cowardice when it refuses sinews of war, and compositors, | back from Burope o tha United | ACER 0 all great decisive operations in the | | scientific attitude in his sophemoric | to pass judzment upon a La Follctte. | pressmen and operaters in telegraphy, | States, as well as for iransport pur “Russian Navy Disorganized.” — | refusal to acknowledge the oxistence wireless and cable, bhave exercised | poses. Surgcon (Army and Navy Journal) bnmon agreement placed the ban on | indeed. a concession, I Mr. Butler—When will she be com- General William. C S Con of man or the world are supposed | . 5 Lk 5 ta. | Dleted? dbmiducted on an| honorebls|| Boadline of the things that cannot be seen and : . their skill and mgenuity. The result | Braisted, U. §. N., made these Stdt"hr:i Admiral Braisted—She will not be Fon, g : >l Now the question is whether a|rfe d demonstrated and tabulated. Satory st !is a homogeneous production of won- [ments at a recent hearing of the g thoq within a vear an 1f. e T - i felt and _ > n S e Rfrairs 3 d a hal The Germans were the first 10 poiehavik navy when it mets disor- | . . . He intellectualizes eversthing . . (Public Service Magazine) derful perfection—news, cpinion and | House Commitee on Naval Affairs The Chairman-—It was stated yes- aside the code. Their opponents: ganized bécomes orzanized what? | There is nothing in Shaw to show It was a bitterly cold day and |advertising. he bureau 11’ nl(‘dlr‘!:t‘ m‘? ~};;“U‘ terday by Admirat Tavior that, aftor of ths navy, Surgeon General ora s a full conference on the madtter, he | Ypres and at other places were| —New York = Post that ne knows much of vthing | Sandy appeared on the strects with| At this mement in the office of a 3 2 i IR o q5 likowise. Now both sides about he things of the spirit, the|the tippets of his cap up over his|great daily newspaper balf a dozen |ed said, ],.'fxf,,m”;n}‘i?. \:f‘g;"‘ bo con. | WAS certain this hospital ship could B v polaon sus and nanidl e ontrolon: .. | things whicn scicnce has not suc- | head instead of his ears. operators may beliwozklisiat (yDEset | twoRvessol MOl o | transports | not be completed in time 1o be of D e Goyeonifant JcORTo? the rail-| .oded in card-cataloguing.” These “Hoot mon'" eried McNab, “wee | ting machines composing the copy of | sidered justly as medica i bt i e P and anv other form of destruc- | roads does not mean that overy time | ;oqoiencics, we may Infer, are sub- |you maw put your tippets down over |a few advertisers who are thoughtful {as well as transports for ErooBs.” i o0 "0 et could be immediate n they can got their hands on. The | a passenger train is late the passen- | 1075 "l Willinms' own perform- | ve ears? : Snough to make known! their wishes | Ho ‘added Uiat “we: arc equibping | OHhCE SIPS FaaZ Cor/c be tnoediates gers are entitled to Write letters of | " " " 1o matist, wherein, pre- | «Dinna fash yesel,' replied Sa early in the day. About 7 o’clock this [ more and mere of these army ‘;?‘f' Sab el the world, u contest of even more! COMPIaint to President Wilson.—| 0" shaw ts taken several sieps(day, “1 naw put me fippets down [evening sixty of these men will ma- |ports every dax.” Althoush the Wavy | ™y, Bpiyir 1 recall the explana- gLebti o T® | Rochester Demecrat and Chronicle nipulale their machines at lizhtning [ Department will attend to al R port than the actual battles = {rate to put inte type the copy of edi- | tails of carrying invalid *’nld)?r"‘s f!-:)m t is well to have these matters set SR TS ac tors. reporters, correspondents, dra. |abroad home, the army authorities h“” ”‘_‘1‘ loihaze b s ‘”“hm M :«::ln"'.n":2‘"‘:‘\‘_” “‘“"l‘;,. cor | matie and art critics, Wall street ex- | will take charge of them fmmediate- | Maybe it was Petrozrad that Von proves too much. ile should hiave | acked mo. (o have a drink and with | perts and sporting writers, to say |lv on arrivel at the dock here. As an ' Hindenburg meant he would be in on been content to indicaté thus help- 'mg {ippets down I dinna hear him.” |nothing of the announcemgnts of {illustration of tormer Congressional April Fool's day.—Springfield Uniqn. Wit is a contest in the labaratories further -— spiritualized, humanized, | since the accident.” made sensitively intuitive “Huh. and 1 dinna ken ye were ing place For, on the outcome of o b e Mt Now that the kaiser has answered p e contest may be deter-| carranza. the valentine season may ned in na small measure just now| he said to be over. Springfictd Daily uRy Hyes of men on both sides are NEws.