Show 4 T ir j- v ‘’g’" -5 ?' i t w Of® — — — - -J ‘ 1 ' k'Au sit T 1 4 EIJrrORIAl ARTHUR : PAGE L W'ft -'V ' " Salt VSupt j ft j 'HEIR August Lake 301914 H Utah City f Matheson When Endorsed War Becomes Murder :U is the only thcrels no appreciable IV JURDER possible characteriza-1VJL Hie part of school tibri of the killing of and on men in this state women children a’ in the other: or change state superintendency at by noncombfctants at Antwerp bombs of tiineii expressed by thirty-seven dropped from German dirigibles It is warfare Utah’s most prominent educators in a statement if the allegationsbe true of an inhuman sort their signatures that appears elsewhere in forbidden by the laws of nations of humanity this issue of and by The Herald-Republican Their The Hague convention to which the standing and personal character insures most Christian emperor of Germany affixed his their assertionwill receive credence while their imperial signature activity in school affairs Other allegations?of barbaric practiceshave assures they arc with the facts been made by Belgium rance England and These men have signed a hearty indorsement against the German troops Red Cross nurses of A C to Mr Matheson’s candidacy succeed are said to have been wantonly ’shot down by himself as state superintendent of public instruction Germanofficers helpless peasants killed and all of the They include practically 1 county buildingsin Belgian cities destroyed forpur-poses they superintendents of the state important in which military necessityor are advantage factors in the public school system intimately had no part It is true these announcements are acquainted with its needs and its successes and made from unfriendly sources but they are so with full knowledge of the methods which have ! as to overcome unbelief achieved the results attained Their professional War should be if at all between the armed ! status equals that of the educators who comprised forces of the nations engaged Modern practices the recent convention which declared for another and agreements hold as inviolate children ! cancfidateand in numbers they exceed the entire and'noncombatzlnts as well as all women property which is personnel of that convention not employed for military purposes If Emperor their Among supporting Mr William’s reasons for troops have been guilty of the Matheson these educators among whom are excesses charged against them his offending is of each of the political parties found’ members even greater than his contravention of the neutrality list the following: of Luxemburg and Belgium (1) Supt Matheson possesses in a high In these circumstances can be found the all of the both personal degree qualifications for the general American desire cause and educational for the position which he that German military autocracy be humbled and holds He is a cultured and refined gentleman destroyed his experience and training have been such as to give him rare equipment for his work his ENGLAND MUST AWAKEN with the schools of this' state with fllSCUSSION in the British Parliament and their problems and their nef ds is perhaps more indicates newspapers than that of more clearly than do intimate any other educator the censored dispatches that matters are going In the discharge of his official dutieshe (2) badly with the allies German advance upon Paris has proven himself an administrator of marked is proceeding slowly but with seeming regularity ability and as such has consistentlyfurthered the Nothing but acceleratedRussian advance upon the plans initiated and developed by lamented Berlin thus an requiring the Kaiser to suspend A C Nelson with whom he was intimatelyasso-1 rench operations while meeting the new dated for ten years and with whose policies he enemy would appear able to save the rench capital is in perfect accord Germany’s of numbers the superiority over (3) We further maintain that Supt Matheson forces of the allies is the primarily has been a nonpartisanin the discharge of his concern of the It has British government furnished infinitely official duties and that his present positionis the fewer troops in proportion to its importance result of a nonpartisan appointment receiving as and he did the unanimous resources than has either of its companions recommendation of a nonpartisan in Belgium have arms rance and State Board of Education brought into the field every soldier "they could is it This indorsement valuable because balks muster while the United Kingdom has contented a deliberateeffort to have it appear the educators itself with such of its supplying regular It is are opposed to the present incumbent and army as it could disengage from their duties illuminatingsince it suggests that other than ' is it with supplementing 100000 volunteers and professional reasons actuate thdse Announcement that Indian troops are to be who have been most active against Mr Matheson employed againstthe Kaiser and the fervent It is convincing because it expresses the of the Londoneditors that the ministry use the educators preference of thirty-seven views and thirty-two every resource the nationcan furnish would as against who attended the clear if a belated understanding in even convention which indorsed another candidate His Majesty’s government of what must be done It is helpful because it pictures the real It English military was prowess and genius that attitude of eminent Utah teachers towards their in overthrew Napoleon that last desperatestruggle state superintendent it is at Waterloo England upon whom democracy the When ostensiblenonpartisan movement must finally depend for its protection it promoters were warned was launched its against militarism would dividethe teachers and arouse animosities With the British army recruitedto maximum that might easily have been avoided What was strength and the complete forcesof the czar at The Republicans of last predicted has happened in the field the allies will outnumber Germany Utah should proceed to select their nominee for and Austria more than two to one this office as for others without reference to that f 41 i s ----- belief - - 'S' - 2-- f Sunday w i JBROWNEDITOR ¥S4 de-inand thepresent f-over professional con-versant historic Background The Copyright 1914 Co Publishing Evening World) By by the Press (The New York If Minor Robert A : lr ’ iQ 7 ! 1 i well-authenticated I I I 1 underlying a $ acquaintance V 1 ! b t I 1 1 I I JBI— -7 — l -TL Ji nonpartisan I appeals denote recent what other parties may have done or to the of teachers convention that is proven to a majority support of its have lacked the own vocation — OR — — 4 " — — I TREND advice ITALY READY ITALY’S reported irritation L WAR O SENTIMENT PUBLIC Austrian mobilization (Philadelphia North Ant er lean) must be plain to London and Paris aliker-that this is for the moment and in this battle days on her frontier promises early fulfillment arc but as — of the prophecy that this former member no holiday war It MOLOCH moments — the advantage lies with Germans will of the Triple Alliance would ultimately cast her The north suffered two years of almost continuous soldiers though require almost superhuman fortitude ’’"'ER MAN read in great eom-panies PROVINCE’ we paused ‘MY ROYAL defeats before it skill to began to wear down the and the westward flood fortunes actively with the Triple Entente Italian dam which already their to the fields of on WILLIAM’S regretover Russian way religious bloody of the confederacy Jt is not inconceivable ability to services at menaces Paris “the capital of the world” remain neutral has been questioned Belgium to hold open-air the royal that Great Britain and invasion of “my province of East rance Russia battle from the beginning her racial But meanwhile a new phenomenon has appeared antipathy for base of the Bismarck statue — surely the bronze lips a full year before the military strengthmay of German Prussia” is probably disproportionateto the in the distant east A flood as mighty as that Teuton it certain that she would ally of the ruthless must have curled in Austria rendered chancellor a it the allies East imperialism is seriously advantage gives Prussia herself with weakened and sardonic smile the words of the kaiser devastatedBelgium and which Great Britain should These were all the civilization wave whichthehasdikes rance When impedimenta of has are is always played a prominent part in the fortunes participationbecome to his parliament uttering of rench national his challengeto defense deadly thrown aside armiescan remain in the field as long has undermining of It necessary of his royal house sovereignty over poured out vast Russia It is sweeping was Mobilization has been going forward in Italy war time In conflict of this as they did in Napoleon’s’ that province which elevated the Hohenzollerns to a It across Prussia overwhelmingall obstacles for fortnight which for the We are animated by the stubborn will to keep kind the advantage rests first with the that a doubtless accounts power too is setting steadily westward but toward a William himself was crowned king royal rank the place where God has placed us Let us confide of Austrian troops just over the border can immediatelyput the greatest number of trained goal Prussia at Koeningsberg which may at this massing ourselves to the eternal to soldiers into Almighty action In a the William and Josef have never trusted Italian war Presupposing that neither of these immense human writing be under the guns of the Russian adstrengthenour defenseand lead to a good end final advantage rests with the friendship and her refusal to join them at the powers that have the tidal waves can be checked which will first accomplish vance of the struggle But while Germany is convincedthat the smoke superiof- natural resourcesas it did a century ago political was intimationenough that from its destined mission Will the Teuton wave standpoint the Kaiser may outset her victorious 'grateful It all the temper of the contestantsand rom the they ascends as depends on could cannon strike Paris no assistance and would be of Muscovy strike be or will the wave not greatly worried ovet Russian successes fortunate if expect to the they are prepared to make they did not find Emmanuel’s power that overrules the world Russia the sacrifices that Berlin Will either Victor be broken and or both swept in eastern Germany except tnat they are earlier kneels at the altar and “Skin for skin yea all that a man hath will hfc appeals to the same sam© operating against them The back? left to hold that army give for his life” If than omnipotence Britain and Great are was anticipated The force but dual be likely rance Triple Alliance now would not special and exclusive this determined to their last and their last These are the questionsof today Tomorrow they A very Providence is throw frontier is greatly inferior in numbers to that to relax its espionage man and is doubtless questions quite will of the Slav flew as the has mustered and the inferiority empire its decrees being administered loaf of bread into the balance before making peace may be answered and czar action Italy may take any An official service of with momentous may be presentedfor the world’s wonder as a government monopoly Germany on any terms except their own no increase as Russian mobilization proceeds German King Victor Emmanuel can place more than at the imperialpalace preceded the declaration can guess how long such a struggle continue militarystrategy doubtless expected reverses prayer man may of and a court pilgrimageto sacred places If the result is to be 1500000soldiers in the field in a comparatively war obtained by in that territory although “apparently confident short (New York Globe time this number About one-third at Moscow the bear comprises accompanied the mobilization work of strategical triumphs in the field no man can guess that rance would be crushed before the regular The 5000000 armed men THE NEW JUDGE army while the remainder are exhortation from the how soon it may be finished that walks like a man could seriously threaten reservists have their allotted to th© of “a served work devastationexpresses DRESIDENT who term throne begin WILSON’S first apppointment to Berlin 1 the Their weight added quickly humble hope in omnipotent Providence” and calls bench will awaken no great the surprise of of active enlistment supreme lias been Russian mobilization “God’s blessing on Holy Russia and her valiant ( to the scale Chicago Journal) exceptpossibly among those that have would be of great assistance to the It the was supposed by military experts allies in a few weeks Italy’s participationwould troops in war A Mr McReynolds’ conduct of the attorney NOT RACE WAR that and of three months must elapse before the Muscovite probably be powerless to alter The government people rance it must be generalship the a decidedand somewhat unexpectedtendency course of admitted have not officially asserted any direct ’“THE attempt today the present war in Europe troops could be any grave danger to the to extreme conservatism He broke with Mr to of races is events an “irreconcilable conflict” Scarcely in insufficientlyprotected German rear enteringthe great combat but the other Wickersham when retained by the government as force in Race antagonism is an ever-present Russian army special prosecutingofficer his predecessor month has elapsed and a member of the triple ententepays due deferenceto a as attorney Europe it has some part in this war but it was is general the driving the Germans of East 4 the traditionalattitude acceptedthe decree dissolving Amer men not the active factor in drawing the sword That ican British their line of fortifications While second statesmen showed admirable Tobacco company Mr McReynolds advised Prussia back upon evil role for European CREED the in their was reserved royalty confining declarations to earthly divine right of kings to plunge dheir nations into holding out for a severer order Or dissolution But The danger of Berlin daily increases issues the poets of the nation his subsequentconduct chief officer urge on the army as prosecuting while the Kaiser redoubles his efforts to crush for the glory of mourning aggrandizement or an has and the of the not borne out ideas then “God of our formed of His policy that danger demands withdrawal We are the advance agent of posterity We favor fathersnavy as of instruments imperialhouse rance before of his old Lord of our battle His free and unlimited known recordas attorneygeneral is rather barren and capital coinageof Young Americans Jjot defense And upon this the have of peoples to the races but dynasties not the urge steadfastly gives no clear clew to the color of his We argued for a larger population line” Just as soon it may be believed as Italy mind regarding but the ambition of kings has set millions of peaceful doubtless hinges the fate of Paris We believe In posterity as well as prosperity decides to join the conflict a like invocation will go trust prosecutions It is not clear We do not think a man Is wrong politically Just up in her behalf Let peasants to tearing each other’s throats that on that subject his mind has any permanent becausehe disagrees with us We know he Is that when this war is in us hope over no prince killed off if these color tenth believe that in this countryone is just as As irreconcilable not If the football a as We appeals were season maq Europe will retain the power to declare war nor to good as anotherif not in some cases a little better It enough however a new distractionhas can hardly be said that the appointment is many young men as are drowned in bathing any against the cost of living as it from the We are irrevocably make war inevitable without The has consent good clear appeared war spread to the manifestlya one affording how the magazines and is at present ar East evidence that pleasant summer day We believe that where it is too hlgb it and of his people be lowered and where it is too low it should shaven priests of oriental faiths are confidently chosen representatives President Wilson by his judicial selection ris determined debate over the should newspapers would resound with be hlghered highest summoning aid from on high to “We” proclaimsthe standardsof th© court preservethe cniel game! ‘We favor a three-hour working day the in Mr mikado of heaven Emperor of Japan McReynolds’ “by Nothing career or professional grace (Cleveland Plain Dealer We believe that all bachelors should be married do declare standing warrants so sanguine an inference At are all like the ones we know it would serve war upon Germany” and with each Some of the women’s columns continue to Ifthemtheyjolly WESTWARD well right shell that hurtles into Tsing-Tau worst however it is only fair to add neither is th er A ascendsa prayer 'publishinstructionson putting up canned goods believe in fairies but We not so much as we did for victory T H E war moves westward Yielding ground al- any warrant for grave disappointment A certain when what the housewives Mantis pointson auction when we were younger and were takingmore notice inch by inch the most rench and British allies superficial impropriety attaches to the' elevation of every We believe tooth member of every family should bridge are retiring before the irresistible might of the prosecutingofficers to the bench The quality of have his own brush We have argued this for (New York World Th© battle which is being fought in mind that be desirable in the years m— — does — one case is by ho may ’Office feel ?that he in favor of the tight skirt the A LONG WAR boy not We are unalterably in in can Belgium rance Luxemburg and in Alsace is means desirable-in the other But this facile objection horseless piano the divine right of kings (as against of the that th© work’ day until he has T ORD KITCHENER’S warning war greater than most properly begin wars When it will come to a rests on a theory of the attorney generalship jacks or tens) the limit for poker may tne A— discussed the Avar with the boss games last three years or That there will as a straw hat for horses and vaccination as a preventive' more and that it will strain decisive issue no one dares predict prosecutorpure and simple rather than as news all the of The crash of judicial officer that is but of’ exaggeratedego spavin ringbone op pip resourcesof the British Empire is a professional be a’ decisive issue is almost certain harmony with th© best to the phonograph the We are unalterablyoppose opinionthat cannot be waved aside uch immense bodies must in all two probability ’P'ected to take night-prowling conceptionsof the office Mr McReynolds should' calt motorcycle the penny-in-the-slot peanut that the allied forces have Now their in the of the other the experienced shattering one or at least take-to the court first-hand machine moving picture ballads spruce gum false first serious knowledge water is deep any pleasurein canoeing unless and the and of teeth that drop inthe soup the Bronx cocktail garlic defeat temper purpose The retrogrademovement of the allies does not th© attitude of the present administrationtoward fehouffhto7ffCtMrownedJn salad and peg-top trousers German irnperialism are more clearly revealed it mean' that the battle is lost It merely means that the Sherman act over -the resistance EMPEROR political ‘ ! : onward different L -of long-drawn-out ? ' incense ? t preparedfor enthusiasm perceived ’ ’ inspiration absurd of200000 OUR POLITICAL restraint far-flung ' so-called indeed - bewildering I t German-invaders : : 1 : — ? ’ -The -the- 10-cent : -lightly results J ‘ 0 i SUB r - -Jy 'ZV r yA- i |