Having perused well the chronicle of the week, the Vigilant Patriot views with alarm:
Mrs. Hosier's luck. (P. 29.)
Sam Gompers' romp. (He played polities in Mexico.) (P. 12.)
A " placid, prudent, elderly English gentleman." (P. 7.)
A Governor's son who would " sock " his enemies " in the eyeball." (P. 27.)
A Harvard graduate who sheltered Ludendorff's buddy. (P. 8.)
Premier Mussolini's airy statements. (P. 10.)
The Chinese puzzle. (P. 12.)
Geese and the trouble they cause. (P-2.)
The nation that pricked a bubble. (P. 6.)
"Americanization of Europe." (P. 19.)
Woman's intolerable position. (P. 4.)...
