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Editorial and Magazine Page of
THE, EVENING HEKAILB
Monday, November 25, 1918.
The Country Wants a Reason for Government Operation
Of Atlantic Cables, With Military Necessity at an End
Little SPries
fir Bedtime
The Victory Song Will Not Be Quite Unanimout.
-By Webiter.
FIi)J 111) states, till sections nf I In nation has
come ail iilmnst instantaneous response tn the
it. ci, i action I In' administration iii taking
over t'f 'iit i'n ill' tin Atlantic cahles. Tin1 response
is in tin form of a ilrinaml fur informal ion. Tin
whole country wants to know why. with military
necessity at nn mil. with tin events of the pence
conference nt hand in which nil tin people lime an
interest anil a right to In informed, it should lie
necessary lo take over eahh's which have hern func
tioning efficiently throuyhout tin whole course of
I In war. iimler private miiiiaucuicul.
So far as is known there has heen no complaint,
as to the opcriit imi of the cahles since April, 1017.
No military information has "leakcil": there has
heen no failure of hcrviec while ilie ereat strain of
nruiul warfare was upon them. Why, then, it is
li'vessnry to mi to the operating hurdciis of an
alreaily overlnirileneil depart lueiil and to supplant
an experimental management lor one of known ami
tested clTieieiicy T
There is incidental oh.jection to the assumption
that t.eorge (Veil will he the eeiisor at the Kuro
pi nil cud of Hie ealile; hut that is only incidental.
The whole iiat imi. if one may judge from the ex
pressions id' the newspapers of the nation, demands
to know the fuudaiiieiiial reason for a step which
"seems so tlt'crly unnecessary. The Kl I'liso Tillies,
ileiiioerat ie in polities, voices a view that is preva
lent everywhere in this summary of the calle
matter :
The action of the government in taking over
the Atlantic rahles is a step that is extremely un
likely to meet the approval of he American people.
Criticism already voiced m the senate dnuhtless re
fleets pnl. lie opinion iicnei -ally 1 hroiigliniit the cniin
trv. I'cdcnd control of the railroads may have heen
,iulilled as a war measure. The taking over of the
I 1 1 1 1 lines of Ilie telegraph and telephone companies
might he cNpl. tiiied on similar .'rounds -hut the
war is o. r. and any further extension of federal
control of utilities may justly he viewed with
suspicion,
"This is especially true ill the ease of the At
hiutic cahles, which are s- s.i. .11 lo carry tin most
important news in history of the world -the
proceedings of the forthcoming peace congress at.
Versailles. It cannot hi that the president desires
government control over llo transmission of the
report- of this conference flint he has any cither
desire than that ils del iherat ions he given the fuilest
and freest puhlicilv, mil rammeh'il hy ifovcrmnent
eoiilrol or censorship.
'Secret diplomacy and secret iiinlcrslmnlings
hctwecn nations have he'll ileuollucei) as the chief
sources of nil. 'I'll. ill. .ii. il misunderstandings in the
past. It has even heen said they were rcspnusihlc
for coi'ditious which .nade tin world war possihle.
It is iuipossihle In helieve I'rc ident Wilson has lust
confidence in lite American people- that he is un
.villmg I hey shall he kept in close touch with the
progress of the negotiations so tremendously im
poriaiit in tin-ir effect on the future peace and hap
piness of the whole world.
"Hut. uside from any considerat imi of the
peace eon I'creliee. there seems to he no (food leas. HI
tor the Ink ni.' over of the Atlantic cahles. In the
hands of their owners these lines functioned prop
erly and rendered satisfactory and even invaluahle
service during the progress of the war. Surely the
companies can he depended upon to operat" them
now t J. : t peace has het ii restored and the necessity
for guarded and secret c. . minimi. Ml ions th-tiiutely
elided.
"Since the declaration of war the American
people nave had eoiisiilerahle experience with'goV-
i riiincnt operations of utilities, and, while nhlioriual
ii nn I it i iiis doiihllcss made a fair test iiupossihle,
the cierieiee, on the whole, has Hot heen H pleas
ant one. I ii.li r government operation nf the rail
roads, d.'tcrioral imi of 'he service has kept pHee
v ith the increase in the rates, lint Ii freight mid pas
senger. ( oivernmeiit control of the telephone com
panies has heen followed hy the imposition of heavy
charges for the installation of service and for the
moving of instruments as well a hy a distinct fall
iug off ill efficiency of service As to the tclegr.'ipll
lines, there has certainlv heen no improvement in
th- inethods of handling hiisiness, nor have the rates ;
hern lowered.
"War conditions, ilie shortages- of lahor nnd !
ihe necessity of handling miilious of soldiers and ;
nn iiniiiense volume of emergency freight, were i
iloilhtlesM in a measure fesponsihle for the poo-;
showing made hy the railroads in the hand:- of the
government. Similar causes possihly operated to
prevent a good showing with the teh-trraph and
telephone at least they furnished a good excuse..
"Il is the war." was a sufficient answer for
the disgruntle. I shipper. passenger or patron of the
telegraph lims. J tut tin- war is over. Why should
I In government assume further respotisihilitics in
Ihe operation of puhhc utilities uulil it has demon
slrated its ahilily to properly and economical!.
iperate those nlrcaiU under ils control 1"
i r$0w&
BT THORN TMS W. BimattM.
copmiCMT. tuta. it, w. amiacii
l th.
High Time to Quit
T WAS high time for Austria to forego ils career
as a mililarisi nation.
Ahoul three humlred vent's ago. on .May '-'!.
Ilii!!. two men were thrown from a window of tie'
Imperial Palace in Prague. This was the lirst a ' oi
violence which drought on the Thirtv Years' war
I
ITU It IKitr'sVT KNOW WIIT TO
VI ki: H Ills I Ull Ms
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w.im a flxhur i.-oi lit wu iiulte Kii'ioul- ,
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,1 II w. isn't .i i;i:nit nl u. mil :i '
... hi. ie iliiole hy nmn. The others
i.ln I helleveil lili.i. so In H"Vi' that
.im triir !i tei hml Knii liuhl an I
111;, I IMIielllM' II" It lltea III! ill- j
n. ll Vli-.oliiN lli'lir II." lleiir nl't I
r i'.ili-h.
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tikliil to i "..'h in think thi-v nn
i, if. i- in eil f' .i the fl nib Kiaiil " ,
Mi.iicht I'elei- ; s he hu. ric.l iiliom. ;
. ii, sh thev'll ! il ol that I f. .uinl ;
1 1
r'roui that tune on. Austria found lu'i-seli
iiiK a series of wars, in vhieh she was heai.'ii
Iwo exceptions. One was air.iinst the Turk -another
against the l-'reiich when In-r armies
led hy I'rinee Kiijjcin of Snvov.
The record of the fourteen wars, wln.li
ceiled the present one in which she has s,,
tin (jrreat.'st of defeats at the hands of the I'a
is lis follow s :
1 i 1 -1 ti - Ttt irt y Venrs'
were defeated !iy (iustavus
Sweden, at Leipsiu' in Ki-tl ;
I'ouimeruuia was coiioiiesieil.
' a j
.'Il
I
"H.t'.",rA!'v s ;
1 V' 'IW ' ;
i ii -.'red
Mils
war. The
Adolphus,
al I. ulcu
The Austi'
ills
III'
Ai.stn
km'.'
1 :
W ere
defeated h the -'relieh and ohline.l to st . !,,- pi a. e.
Iiis:! Itct'cated hy Ihe Turks, Kinp.-ri..' I,-o
pohi fled I'l'niii Vicuna, lie Nouirhi the h. Ip of kmi
lohn Sohicski of l'olitnd who saved Vienna from tin
Turks who had arrived already under the walls of
tl ity.
liisT I'rinee Kiiene of Savoy, commander-in-chief
of the Austrian armies, defeated the Turks at
l!cl!.'ra.le.
1707-1710 War of the Spanish Succession.
I'rinee Kut'cne defeated the French in Italy: he
.joined Marlliorouv;h and defeated lh" French in
170s at ( liiili-uarde and in 1710 a' Mnl.l.niiel .
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Kuycne airaiu defeated the Turks
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1 T ."- -Seven Years' war. Fred
defeated ihe Auslraiiis al l'laiiii"
were defeated at le'iitlien, 17"i7: at
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17!Mi-17!'7 -(ienefal I ioha parte
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them out .
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syiiiptiiui nf ini-titat ilisi'.-isr. callini;
tin- xpeftul trealno'iit at least tn the
t'Miiit nf i i--i'iliit ittlfK the liitioiKi-rer
,lu thci i tniiiiitin. i vi i ila in iiie of
I'let'titmal enntrol.
.1
A General Efficiency Examination
B 7 OR. FRANK CRAKE
1fs1 (COPVKIOHV KANIC CMANSI "un-njl-n-nj"Lri-r'J
It
It IN '
Next si'ii'x :
i Uori'leil.
Ilappv .link Sipilin-I
1 sfKt - 'l'he Atistriatis weri
and al Mt.nl. I. ell. i.
l0."i -The AustriaiisVere defeated hy
eon at Aiistct litz and Vienna was oecuiued.
I sir) - N'apoli on defeated the Austrians
, Aspern and Ksslin; crushed them
and retook Vienna.
- Napoliou III ihl'eated the Austrian
and Solferino and l.oiiihai'dv was ee
l-li'li in ti It I.
Way ram
1
Mayeiita
to Italy.
1 si,i;
defeated
Moltk
trill !
feated at .M.ii'i'iiuu
Nn poi
nt
at
MALINGERING
B1 H. ALDIKGT0N BRUCE
AoiUor of "Tlio Kiddle or rfmonallty," "PiiychologT tni
Parenthood," Et.
(Conyriuhl, 19 1 K. I,y ikn Aim itr K"iHM'ri.)
led
;- Si veil
l. -he !'
and hy i'rinee Fl
d Venctia to Italy
i. ' wur. Tin A u -Irian were
1'ilssians "iiii;:mii:.l''. hv V on
derick at Sadnwa. Aus-
M
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BY FRAZIER HUNT
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h.txi- -ax. .1 1 1. '.: I v nil. I luinsa icIb
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iiil all li Inn 'stt iiiiiftlll.li'
s-.iiii'litlies slit. xx ii in Iini
ii.m mi as tn iiffy tif
i is.
i- ha ml the expert"- ha
axes nn lens irii'ftut'iis
.i tests fur tin in. ill. i-
lulM lllltl Ihe re-alt mil
successful iiialiiu.-' I am
i are. Inn nl ie ii itiie,"
HltflesllliK lie-is as In
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, - iK il .-lit I ft i t.i; I i 'till
U-a-ase that vx.- in! haxe
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I hey seek i a-
arc nil lu te. I x eh lh
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i ry u 1 1, oi I nif. I
in ihe in-hie hue
pl'l'li'tliline ti he
iiiii
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lea.
I e-
TIicit are all sorts of exaniinations and tests which school teach
ers and others use in perseentine youth, so here is another on the siih
jeet ot ejctieral efficiency, Ymi w;!l please take pen and paper and
answer the follnwiuo ipicst ions. K.icli one that you can hnnestly
answer hy "Yes" couuis voii ten. Ymi must (jet It.'iO out of a possihle
Ii0 ill order to pass!. If you doll t pass the joil.lms will cl Voll if Villi
don l watch out.
I. Are ymj in pood health''
L'. Have y.ui heen examined within a year hy a medical expert,
tn find out if you are perfectly sound!
!. On you stand straight and sit straight t
4. I in you lialhi every day?
.i. Do you hriish your tcceth ihrce times a day!
I o your howels move rek'ularly '.'
lo you chew your food well!
I in you exercise rejfulai ly?
I )n von sleep with the windows of your room open?
I n you know approxiiuat.'lv what kind of food, and ImxV
many calorics, is hest for you. and do ymi eat intelligently 1
11. llo you ahstain froni, all alcoholic hevcrares, tohncen, and
d.iiSfs, except under the advice of a physician?
12. Have you heen ihrnutfh 1 1 i i 1 1 si-lio..!. or are vmi j.'oiui'
ti.
!l.
10.
I'll IH'I XX.
s if- !x nwax Ii
III Ihe hospital
eii'i I uinl '
Vatur.illv this was Piitni'ilhite'i,
I "i " ! t" lilt hiispltal li i'iitiiuifil
th. letter The li-t'.i- wiiter wa.:
I' lllalli Ihere. Iln.li Ill'Ulu; tli-atiu.-iil '
t"i 1 1 ... f - ii i n 1 1 1 1 1 t.iu-fil Ix a hi II
ih... I.,
KfliKli'il in view' t.f his sffiiilni I
"i-iiiifeswiMii" tu his wife, the i.riKlnal
t'liotiniMiH t if Ins case was iilnplx' cull-.
I l ..,..! I'l I . wl. , t..u '.....!... !
firini; was the ma Inn:.' rii.u Itself. ithroueh? I ( f Mime eipii vah'llt . I
i if emu mi. ihe luciitul et.-itu nf such J :. J In you speak correct Knylish, ami are you
a ii ii ii iiiiisi In- hieliiy ahiu. final. Knr I ..,..,..,., ,...,!,. ,i.iL.
uiui ter
Ilia
lu.xvi'X'er.
"its
it
I- nf Cut t e-it..t'
..nee inti I i-.t' -l
iKIUT W I I t t III I
'lit.
Ifl-
f-l t.
the Mt-li'lltltli- stuilv nf liilllnei. rhilf
lile ftUnlllM lllt'l easiniilv tn hcllexej
that all iiiahiiiri-t i s are nl' inui f. nr
h s atiniiiui.il infill. ility. ,Vs tonnll'l1
up hy an Aiiuiieaii iiuilun ity. Mr.
la-rnal tl i ililet k . '
''l'he ili-tectiiin uf imi linci't'ini: In u
;'ivi-n i use hy nn lui-aii't evehi ii H the ,
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siitiaitun in life, uinl is t i'Nui-fil tn
chiefly, if imi cxehiHivelx , h Ihe men.
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ymi hear no one complain (if
it vmi practice in
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14. I n yon study hard for at least an
l.'i. Are you fond nf reading hooks.'
lh. llo you write plainly so that
vour illcjrihility 1
17. I In you retiieinher names and faces, or d
improve yoiirscii in tlusT
Is. Have .vim a irond inciilory !
l!l. Can you concenl rate ?
'..'0. .Vie von careful to speak of the ahseut only what you would
say in their presence 1
"'l. lo you avoid as far as possihle hurtiiif.' any one's feelings!
'J"J. I In Voll respect other people's opinions, and refuse to el
II lurry with them heeause they do not ai-ree with you?
X. llo you think twice hefore you speak?
'-'I. Are voii neat in appearance, and do you strive tn dress so as
to he as pleasing as possihle to others?
'S. Are you punctual !
..'li. I In .Mill pillicl illoilsly keep your word?
'7. Arc vmi scrupulously honest?
Us. Do you mind your own husiness sirieily! Do ymi never
read other people 'h letters, listen to whal does not concern ymi, or
k'ivc advice when lint asked?
". Are you polite, tactful, and self eontrollcl ?
Do you have a sxstcm and follow it ?
Are you amhitioiis?
Are you contented f
Do you tr.v to adjust youisi'f in circumstances you cann.it
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lo complain of ynnr dis.
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control ?
:il. Do yon refuse to eritiei.e people
eases or vntir luck, nnd to look kIouui.v?
Are yon hrave cnoiieh to sy "I don't know" when you don't
know, mid tn refuse your assent to or helief in what ynu do not
understand
::ti. Are you kind, and do you avoid loud or uply words?
,17. t'Mii yti keep a secret so that none will know you have nnrf
Are ynu modest ? Do ymi avoid hniistinif ainl talking nf
votirselfT
HI, Are you engaged in some useful work, and do you save some,
thing regularly f
40. IIhvi yon a sense of liunuirT
41. Are yon patriotic?
42. Are yon optimistic mid cheerful?
4'l. Are yon free from superstition f
44. Ar yon in love?
4,i. And do yon pray!
Thin urtiele w MicgeMed hy a Kchonl exiimin.it ion in Puhliu
School K7, Iti'onx, X. V., hy Principal (lahricl It. Mason.