Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 52, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 March 1919 — TOPICS IN BRIEF. [ARTICLE]

TOPICS IN BRIEF.

___ At .the peace table there wiH be German waiters.-—Baltimore American. Raw deals make raw spots and are raw material for future wars.— Greenville Piedmont.' The German elections show that Bolshevism’s weakest spot in the ballot box.—Washington Post. The kaiser is growing a beard. Evidently he has had enough close shaves.—Baltimore American. One sure way to break up that Irish republic would be for the British government to approve it.—Nashville Banner. Wiliam Hohenzollern, we are told, has recovered from his recent illness, but he is not out of danger.—Boston Globe. The former kaiser is reported to have a severe cold in the head. The cold evidently extended from his feet. —'Long Island City Star. The Japanese eat more fish than any other people in the world. Any peace that favoTs Germany will be a peace that passeth understanding.—Philadelphia Inquirer. Me nareV beginning to talk about sors, but the nu]mber required to take his place is not mentioned.—Toledo Blade. V Hines announces he’s going to carry out the policies of McAdoo, Fine. Carry ’em out, and for goodness sake don’t bring ’em back.—Knoxville Journal and Tribune.