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THE DAILY NEBRA SKAN
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Oniclal rapcr of tho
University of Nebraska
as if it might have been ran off on a
Washington hand press in a Kansas
town before tho war.) Northcllffo
is very rich; he owns perhaps a
dozen of publications. Tho owners
IVAN G. BEEDE Editor of .'Tno Man in Chains" and tho
LEONARD W. KLINE. .. .Ring. Editor London "Times" succeeded in like
PERN NOBLE Associate kUltor ,,. fhrm,h dlffflrfint mediums ho
v r rnrr nrxm XTT71TI Fntl A XTHtJ I
nATHAiwi wnwuiwM...... cause both possess those qualities
ARNOLD "wiLKEN.. Associate Editor of cour?Ge, honesty, and intelligence
M.L. SPRINGER... Business Manager -especially courage which people
GEORGE NEWTON.. Sporting Editor always iouow wnen mey nnu mem
U. E. JOHNSON Ass't. Bus. Mgr combined in an individual in public
Ufa. Clomonceau's first naner was
RepOrtOrial Staff lln,1 "Tl,n Wnnmin Wlinn tho
, . . . I 1,1 1 I'll litU A 4 LlU(tlli liwll mw
rinZ'U'l nnhrl Nelllo 1 government bothered him and closed
s.h h. n..th Rnvder. Gavlord Davis, his print shop he changed tho name
' . . l'1'l.n TVfnn in OKotno" orwl want
Lyman Mead, E. forresi nisies, juck i "
i nminlo on Keeping me censor ousy ana
flaying incompetency, ignorance, and
News Basement University Hall graft in office. When Northcliffe at
Business. Basement Administration mag, tacked the Kovernment for not sup-
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government officials threatened but
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1879. until they sent the army the right
Hints at an intending smash on hheHs to shoot at the concrete and
the western front "which will show barbed wire of the Germans. Even
the Allies what Germany is capable ally he drove these muddled poll-
of" and Emperor Wilhelm's message
to the Teuton soldiers that the army " f lu"; u"'eB uul
nt Mi, no Jo nn InntrntTlfint in the hfinUS I -v""1 " "
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broken the quiet of forty years, indi'
cate the situation in Germany at the
and Northcliffe are not wanted or
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Beginning u. .w - acquiescence is the journalistic vir-
fourth year of war for the world.
It shows us that the kaiser is stak-
tue most necessary at this time.
Tint wo nrtn ImniHrm w)int thn onrHor
ing all on a successful blow in France I Qf I
so that, posing as a conqueror, ne
may demand an advantageous peace over dolngs at Washjngton Wouldn't
and, at tho same time, satisfy the Jt bo funny (o gee Charleg A Dana
credulous public mind of Germany .,, ,.s flitnrinl nnininn from
with the fearful havoc he has wrought. jQsephus Dan,e,B or Joseph Pulitzer
Peace Is the new Keynote oi barman BtBndlng in jackson Place with his
intrigue, the new weapon, as insidious h , . . . h . waitln for Georce
and dangerous as poison gas, with Creel tQ hand hjm copy fjr the
which the central powers win try to pages f tll0 ''World."
undermine the strength of the allies
during the coming year. Not only will
tho German government do its best
to persuade her peoples that she is
truly fighting to bring back peace,
hnlstfirlnsr her falterinc morale, but
she will dangle before the tired eyes wgnt groon or grass anti ncner green
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of France and England, and the sel
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the most strenous campaign the allies
will make in 1918 will be their cam-
Shivers and trembles
subtle stir,
with some
paign against the German propaganda Some far-off throbbing, like a muffled
for a false peace
Outside of an official denial of any
drum,
Beaten in broken rhythm oversea,
. . .. .u P .I,,.. To play the last funeral march of
intention upon the part of the allies '
to enter into peace negotiations until
Germany has been conquered, until
the kaiser steps down and the Ger
man peoples themselves assume con
trol of their own destinies, America
has started the year with no public
campaign against this intrigue. She
has chosen to answer, the German cry
for peace, which is the murderer's cry
for quarter, by enhancing her prepara-
Who die today that Europe may
be free.
The deep-blue heaven, curving from
the green,
Spans with its shimmering arch the
flowery zone;
In all God's earth there is no greater
scene,
And yet I hear that awesome mono
tone;
tions to send against the enemies of A))ove t'h(J drc,Jng m,(lge.s pJp,ng
democracy her full strength. To the
kaiser's subtle suggestion that all
the valiant efforts of the last three
shrill,
And the long droning of the quest
ing bee,
to
years be without frutition, America Above all sultry summer sounds, it
has answered by hurrying new thous
ands of her citizen army into the
training camps. America and her al
lies also begin tho year of 1918 with
peace as their goal, but It shall be
still
Mutters its ceaseless menaces
me.
peace through victory.
THE EDITOR
(Collier's Weekly)
One day last month two newspa
per editors divided the attention of
tho whole world. That is a good
deal to say about any two individ
uals, but in this case it is true. In
France the president of the republic
summoned Georges Clemenceau, edi
tor of "L'Hommo Enchaino" (now
again "L'Homme Libre"), to form a
cabinet in place of one composed of
French imitators of Daniels and
Rcdfield. In England Editor Alfred
Harmsworth, who has been slightly
disguised for some years under the
title of Lord Northcliffe, scornfully
rejected an offer of a place in the
ministry and seized the opportunity
to strike a powerful blow at the soft
and talkative gentlemen who sur
rounded Lloyd George.
The fact is instructive to thj
hypnotized or awed press of Ameri
ca because both men gained their
eminence one as premier of France
and the other as the most powerful
public man in Great Britain by be
ing good editors, by exercising fear
lessly for what they thought the
good of the' country their influence
as journalists.
Clemenceau is a poor man with
one little journal printed on coarse
paper. ("L'Homme Enchaine" looks
And as I listen, all the garden fair
Darkens to plains of misery and
death,
And looking past the roses I sets there
Those sordid furrows, with the
rising breath
Of all things foul and black. My
heart is hot
Within me as I view it, and I cry:
"Better the misery of these men's lot
Than all the peace that comes to
such as I!"
And strange that in the pauses of the
sound,
I hear the children's laughter as
they roam,
And then their mother calls, and all
around
Rise up the gentle murmurs of a
home.
But still I gaze afar, and at the sight
My whole soul softens to its heart
felt prayer:
"Spirit of Justice, thou for whom they
fight,
Oh, turn, in mercy to our lads out
there!"
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the
London Timres.
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