The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
MAKE THAN COME To TIME.


MAKE Tiit.M CONE To TIME.
Steps have been taken la congress
e. reqaire German newspapers. q
well az al other newspapers prinsel
In foreign languages. when they prinI
war news. on the poiitica.
situation or any other alleged infor'
nation which is calculated I o innu.
cnce public opinion. TO print in parai.
lei columns alongside of such news
OF comment the English translation
thereof, ~ That any American who dc.
sires To do 10 may know exactly tins
nature OF the article which appears
In al alien language. In other words.
the government proposes to see that
all newspapers published In other
han the English language play their
cards face up on the table and hat
there shall be no crooked work In con-
ncction with the game.
This proposal viii. no doub,, ne
met with a chorus OF protest from
she papers affected. also from tho
pro-Germans and those who are
~espouslng the cause OF other coun-
tries linked TO Germany In the great
world war IL Is expected hat they
will yeil like whipped ours when they
find that the United states is going
TO insist on being fully informed as
10 what Is going on--the kin OF a
propaganda that Is being conducted
b. the papers which. either directly
or by implication. are critioising thu
government OF the United States and
attempting TO influence public opinion
in the direction Of the kaiser and his
allies.
However. h government should
not hesitate a minute to bring these
unPatrIotic papers to time. That they
have been guilty OF reasonable ut
terances there can be no doubt. They
have been permitted 10 lie about and
villify the government under whose
protection they have seen fit to take
refuge. They have been guilty Of
0~ffenses which. In most any European
country. Germany In particular. would
ave resulted In them being taken out
long ago and shot "a traitors. Ler1
put a stop TO these insiduous influ-
ences which are at work seeking to
bolster up the cause OF Germany aud
bciittle the efforts Of the United
states to crush Pr~ussianism.
a recent Issue Of the "Arbeiterzei-
tung," published at Buffalo. y. ~.
said:
John hull COMMANDS.
UNCLE SAM oBEYs."
The same newspaper was guilty OF
This one.
"sc China is going 10 be a mon
srchy again. The simpie-minded
Chinese, therefore. sem also to have
AN inkiing Of tha fact that there arc
so-cailesi republics whose president
exercise a greater au,oeratio power
than kings and empesors."
4 yelled thrust. VIC interpret II. a.;
The United States and President wa
son.
The last issue Of the Outlook, COM
menting On the menace of the Ger-l
man lahgu &c press. said
The Gei Ian-language press IN the
United Stats pretends to be loyal
IB fact il Is shrill in IT, protestltions
OF loyalty. som. editors even declare I
that they aud their kim are the only
true Americans and that the editors
Of an newspapers which do not speak
highly Of the kaiser are Lord North
cliffes young men
But what does this loyalty amount
TO-
" Mississsippi Batter IN the name
OF the sunday edition Of the Yves
Iiche POST OF -. Louis. is news coll
umns are innocuous, IL editorials
generally ~inonensise. But In the lit
erary section OF two recent Issues
we're Al least three contributions which
had no business To he there. The first
was a war correspondents IMPORT
from the German front entitled The
struggle North OF Rheims. evidently
from a German paper and
ABSOLUTELY from the Germaa
point ~ view The second was "A
~euioEistlo article on Prince Leo
pold OF Bavaria, Win a cut 90 the
\ enerabit old gentlemen, giving alto-
the impression that h Prince
IL Missouri's 'favorl,e son The third
10 the most amazing u covers
3 fun PAGE. being frsned BY very
pictures ~ Venice and a scene
In tho Caucasus beslds four portraits