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library at. Warsaw, but The chances

are they did not stop to read much

at this time. Charleston News and

Courier.

The new style of wearing the

blockings rolled down might shock

mere men, but the mosquitoes doubt

less would look at the economy of it.

Boston Journal.

We don't know much about this j

General Bobo who is winning in Haiti j

but we suspect the printer got hold I

of a capital B when he wanted an H

Grand Ropids News.

Too bad the Boston and Maine

could not have kept some of the fifty

million dollars in gold, which it tran

sported safely over its system this

week. It needs it. Concord Moni

tor. Another thing if the Allies were

to withdraw their ships from Ameri

can ports, how many of the vocifer

ous orators ,in Texa3 who are now

baiting John Bull would volunteer to

carry cotton across the ocean Dal

las News.

Why the Hyphen At All.

(Bridgeport Telegram.)

A serial story now running in The

Fatherland, the organ of pro-German

neutrality, deals with the imaginary

invasion of America in the year 19 20

by the combined forces of England,

Japan, Mexico,, Russia and one or two

others. There is a wild call for vol

unteers to save the nation. New

York hears the tread of marching

feet,' and through its streets come the

Turner militia, 50000 strong. At

their head is a transparency labeled

"German-American Turners," but

the word "German" has been cross

ed out, (ho hyphen eliminated, and

only "American" remains.

That is as it should be. Hut why

must we wait iritil 1920 The foreign

affairs of this country at the present

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New Britain herald. (1915). New Britain, Conn., 1915-08-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014519/1915-08-21/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New Britain herald, 1915-08-21.