The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-15

Don't bc a cry baby ur encourage
cry -babyism. Remember that in peace
times also people went hungry ana
cold. got wet feet. bad meals. po"r
service, slow %truiDs. nc-lcct In hispi-
tails, and suffered many iuiusii 'o'.
What do you expect in war; This e
the greatest war IN history " we nr"
as great % nation az we ought 20 hc,
our fathers and sons. mothers, wives,
sweethenrts. and children win be -
brave. a. hardy. a. patient. as spartan
az any either on earth.
Don't fail To- censor your uwu uows
Remember that you can publish Ia
formation 10" word ~ mouth ia a
stree, car a. well az by printing ID In a
newspaper When iu doubt, do not
publish Before there were papers
there were tongues and cars.
The rules put ont 10y the sovetU-
mcnt for the voluntary censorship
the newspapers also apply 10 the news
pratcrs. They are gwen here Tor yo'r
guidance with explanations of th"ir
Importance. For the protection Of our
military and naval forces n Of me
chant shipping u ~ requested that
secrecy he observed in the following
matters:
\ T. Advance Information 'l NHF I'0N'H
and schedule 81 troops movements.
" You learn when a certain body ~
troops leaves IL camp ana you dis
cuss that Information. some SPY may
uverhcar you or some innocent person
carclcssly transmit 1t To another ans
another TN u reaches a spy. The
train may thcn be wrecked 10y cN-
/ plosivcs. 10y the tearing up Of q rail. 'r
the mining of q bridge.
.. Information tending Tea disclose
the number Of troops In the cNpcot-
tiounry forces abroad. The enemy
has AN army 81 spies at work In Amer
lea trying Go compute the strength OF
our forces. In France he makes
trench raids costing hundreds OF
lives I'm order 60 capture one prisoner
Ia ekc out his information l! he
b kr1ws how strong we ARE, he can pre-
pare his own plans accordingly. II
wc can conceal from him the strength
of our forces. we can strike him with
success whore he ~ weakest. Your
needless gossip may save the enemy
weeks Of time. thousands of lives and
sums Of money.
Q. Information calculated to disclose
tn location of the permanent base
] - hfNffN ANN o. HNN'NNHe |N'f
and his great airship fleets risk every
think 60 discover bases. once
found. they can Ice attacked i ma
mcruus ways aud hnmpcrcd In Shcir
efficiency. Soldiers. and sometime
Officers. with more family affection
than discretion, manage To- get past
our censorship Information uH 20 their
: location. Wives and sweetheart,
n k,It.t..rs fIf NOUS 4NtVtun amt tho
! enemy learns whit ne wants 70 know
The fact that the enemy wants 90
know "a thing Is the most excellent NJ
reasons FOR making sur that ne shall
not learn il from you, or from any
body 10 whom you haV told II.
4. Information that would disclose
the location OF American units OF the
7 eventual position of American troops
al the front.-Thc came reasons mp
ply un before. with added force.
D 3. Information tending 10 disclose
an cvontua or actual port of embark
alton. or Information ut th" move
mcnt Of military forces towrrd sca-
ports or Of the assembling uf military
f, forces at seaports from which infer
cnce might be drawn Of any intention
70 embark them for service abroad
and Information Of the assembling OF
transports or conveys. and Information
OF tho emburkation itaclf.-Gcrmai
spieS have rented offices m hiel
buildings commanding views of hnr'
bora. and apartments aud housc'
+. along tho channels o! ships. They
d have secured employment in military
aud steamship offices. They have en-
A. .z'rd a., private soldiers in our troops
or secured commissions. They have
40 planted themselves or ;heir aids IN
telephone, telegraph. ana postal Of
.o nc"s, aud Ia patent offices, oven find
IL ing their way into tho war u navy
departments.
4 Why have they gone to all THU
lr expense ana labor" why are they sat
isflrd to work FOR months on th'
chance uf picking up a hit Of stra,
o. information unless hat Information
~ rs absolutely necessary 10 their plhne
~ which h. more no tile 10 the couu
ss try, the SPY who opens letters. listen
.a la un telephone wires. hripes or dupo
O. soldiers aud other possessors Of 30
io crcts. or the woman who tolls an SIN
O. knows In shops, street cars. street,
ID sewing circles. or anywhere, to who
4 socycr viii listen
pc She who knows when "a transport %
'u any other shin viii depart on wha
r. port II is bound FOR. or IN what por
". b Be- anchored. ana who tmparts tina
information. may aid in he blowing
Bee up of that ship hy an iufcrucl ma
chine. or H. destruction los un infer
~ mai submarine.
" She g. worthy OF an iron cross iron
' the kaiser. bUt she h. double cross
ing Uncle sam