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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
OCTOBER 9.1918.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Official student paper of the University of Kansas.
EDITORIAL STAFF
Mary Smith ... Editor-In-Chief
Marjory Smith ... News Editor
Plain Tales Editor... Helen Pefer
Martine Archer ... War Editor
War Editor... Geneva Hunter
BUSINESS STAFF
Lauce McNaughton ... Advertising Manager
Guy Francon ... Circulation-Manager
NANSAN BOARD MEMBERSHIP
Edith Knight
Nadine Blair
Joanna Shoret
Mary Shoret
Mary Shoret
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Edgar Hollis
Subscription price $3.00 in advance for the first month, $6.00 for the second month, or 30 months; 40 cents a month, 10 cents a week.
Entered as second-class mail matter September 18, 1936; issued lawrence, Kansas; under the act of March 3, 1873.
Published in the afternoon five times a week, a week,
until the end of October. From the press or the De-
partment of Journalism.
Address all communications to
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Lawrence, Kansas.
Phone: BELL K. II 25 and 66.
Phones, Bell K. U. 25 and 66.
The Daily Kansan aims to picture the undergraduate life of the University of Kansas at Kenney, an institution creating by standing for the ideals the University holds; fulfilling the needs of its students; being full of be charitable; to be courageous; to leave more serious problems to wiser heads; and best of its ability the students of University.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1918
STAY PUT
THE State Board of Health has urgently requested that all students stay in Lawrence during the quarantine period. Influenza has broken out all over Kansas. There is danger of students carrying it from Lawrence to their homes and from their home towns to the University.
Many students plan to "beat it" right away. It isn't exactly pleasant, of course, to seal yourself hermetically and stay in Lawrence when there isn't even a movie open. But how pleasant would it be to go back to your home town where there is even less of interest than there is here, and still run the risk of getting influenza, and exposing a large number of persons to the disease if you have already contracted it here before leaving for home?
Many persons have commented on the military discipline on the Hill this year, and have been more than pleased to discover that things start on time, and are carried on with neatness and dispatch. This request that all students stay in Lawrence to prevent the spread of influenza is only another part of the military discipline, to be complied with as readily and willingly as have the other requests.
It is your patriotic duty to stay here. By so doing, you will safeguard your own health, the health of members of your family and people in your home towns, will save carfare, and will have time to rest and get straightened out fully for the strenuous school year which will follow. Although there aren't many inducements but your own sense of honor, stay in Lawrence, and lead the simple life!
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'NUF
The only offer for peace the Allies will listen to from Germany will consist of three letters and an apostrophe.
A MISLEADING WORD
IT would serve the cause of clear thinking if the word "war" could be intermed. There are still a few people whose thought stops with "isn't war dreafull! I don't see how you can defend it!" There are others who complacently reiterate that "War is the parent of all high and heroic qualities" and so forth.
But in reality there is no such thing as this abstract "war" and so it can be neither bad nor good. What we mean by the word is one of three things; aggression, which is a crime; resistance to aggression, which is a duty; or a quarrel in which aggression is found on both sides, which is a misfortune. The war which Germany is waging belongs in the first class. Our war against Germany belongs in the second. Other wars, including possibly the war of 1870 and the fratricidal second Balkan War, in the third.
Suppose we used the term "crime" as we do the word "war" to cover nike the act of a burglar and the self-defense of society by means of the police and the courts. Then we would hear fuzzy-minded folk crying out "Crime is too dreadful! Let's abolish the police," "or, thinking only of the devotion of the guardians of the law, "Crime is the mother of all high and heroic qualities." If this world of ours is ever going to be saved it can only be thru applying to international affairs at least as much common sense as the very moderate amount which we now apply to civil life-
The Independent.
THE AMERICAN SOLDIER IN FRANCE
A NEW song of Roland will be written one day and it will tell of a more heroic resistance unto death than we read of in the older tale. It will be the story of what the men of Belgium did in 1914. There will be in the books of tomorrow a greater chronicle of France than that which records for us the saving of civilization at Chalons-sur-Marne in 451. It will tell how in 1914 the Hur again was held and turned back at the Marne. And if some day a new liad shall be composed it will recite the deeds of a mightier overseas expedition than that of the men who followed Achilles across the blue *E*gean waters. It will tell abode deeds of men of Britain and of Canada of Australia and of America whose ships once more have borne to foreign parts a matchless military strength derided by a fatuous foe.
In all the long centuries of human adventure there is no figure comparable to the American soldier in France. There is no other so romantic not even the Crusader. The American soldier in France is not like the man of the Northern armies in 1861 fighting to preserve his own nation from immediate disruption. He is not like the poli resisting the invader of his own fireside; nor like the Briton throwing himself into a life and death struggle for the preservation of an empire in immediate peril. He does indeed know that his home and his country were threatened but that is not the compelling reason for his effort and his sacrifice. He has surrendered every cherished thing and is offering his life because he saw women and children being murdered and their fathers and husbands and sons nearly spent; and because he saw every fair fruit of civilization being wantonly destroyed and liberty once more in danger of extinction. The American soldier is fighting on the battle lines of France simply and solely because he is a civilized man.
And a braver a cleaner a more high minded civilized man there never has been. He has long interested and a good deal puzzled the men of other lands. They have thought him boastful. They have found him instead singularly modest, glad and quick to learn, and ready to play his part in obedient subordination to others, if that be the way to military success. They have thought him irresponsible and trifling, caring only to "match with Destiny for beers," and they have found him, instead, turning a calm, untroubled face Home to the instant need of things and ready at their call "To shake the iron hand of Fate."
This is not the time to talk of the American soldier's military competency and achievement. It is enough for the present to say that he has met and more than met every demand and opportunity so far. There is bigger work yet to do. He will not fail.-The Independent.
Merely Mental Lapses Jokes and Alleged Jokes 'Captured by the Knight of the Shears
Forhaps Emperor Charles and his wife are quarreling about where they shall go on their long vacation—Kansas City Star.
The Smiths had a hen which insisted upon neglecting her comfortable nest to lay a daily egg in the coal-cellar.
"I can't think," frretted Mrs. Smith as she and her small son Jon together hunted for that particular egg, "why this one hen insists upon using the coal-cellar."
"Why, that's easy, mother," exclaimed John. "I suppose she's seen the sign. 'Now is the time to lay in your coal.'"—Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
"When I sing, the tears come into my eyes.
What can I do for this?"
"Stuff cotton in your ears."—Boston Transcript.
Officer's Wife: "The new maid absolutely refuses to do as I tell her."
"Remember, this war is for the sake of peace." "I'm already beginning to feel the peaceful results in my own home," replied Mr. Cumrox, confidentially. "Nobody plays Wagnerian music any more."—Washington Star.
Officer (absent mindedly): "Disobedient, eh?
Stick her in the kitchen for a few days."—Camp
Dix, N. J., Item.
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THE FITTING PHRASE
The Kaiser: "Rosner, don't these damnable French have a phrase that fits them and their diabolical associates?"
Rosner: "Your Majesty must be thinking of the Estente Terrible."—New York Evert Post.
Bits of Readable Verse Discovered and Handed in by Readers of the University Daily Kansan
LENINE AND TROTZKY
The holiest name of all is liberty,
and the highest duty of mankind is disgrace,
Lest a whole people to their sacrifice,
receive an impoundment or arrest!
We peace the mask you wore for Perdure!
Dewit the captain of your enterprise!
Decret was captain of your enterprise!
You showed a path with flowers strenued and lined. To calm suspicion led, yourselves, the way; to calm anxiety led, yourselves, the way; Now, driven hard, they see themselves as prey. But you-you slide out thru your master's gate. But you-you slip out thru your master's gate.
THE DEAD TO THE LIVING
In The Independent
O you that still have rain and sun,
Kisses of children and of wife,
And the good earth to tread upon,
the rich earth to tread upon life,
Forget us not, who gave all these
For something dearer, and for you!
Remember, he who fails the challenge
Remember, he who fails the challenge
Now, in the hour that shows the strong —
Draught straight against embroiled Wrong;
Faith knows but one, the hardest, way.
Give, give; and dare, and again dare!
On, to that Wrong's great overthrow
Of your son, of you, the pain an
Vie share.
Victory indeed
—Lawrence Binyon.
in the London Times.
SAILING ORDERS
Here is what Admiral Eberle says to the gentlemen whose progress toward submarines, destroyers, battleships and glory he is guiding:
EAR Admiral Edward W. Eberle, the superintendent of the Naval Academy, has not allowed the natural disappointment he has experienced because he cannot have sea duty to spoil his disposition or relax his efforts in his present supremely important post. He wants to get into the fight, but if he must remain for a time on the job of making fighters out of the students at the academy he is going to make them the best of fighters. Nor does he confine himself to the technicalities of his profession, and the ten paragraphs of advice he has issued to the corps for the general guidance of its members are so sensible and so simply expressed that they deserve a larger class of readers than that for which they were originally intended.
'Do your day's work every day.
"Strive for 100 per cent efficiency in everything you undertake.
"Obey orders and regulations cheerfully, honestly, conscientiously."
*Do your full duty on time all the time*
*Practise self-control and self-denial.*
"Be considerate of others; be helpful and cheer ful and courteous; be a gentleman under all circumstances and maintain a fine sense of personal honor.
"Don't be a 'growler or a 'sea lawyer' or a 'drifter' or a 'dud.'
*Always steer a straight course, and always answer with a cheerful 'Aye, aye, sir!'*
"Be a man and never say die."—The New York Sun.
HOW IT WAS BETTER
Lovemall had been playing for high stakes and had lost. After spending all he had on Miss Brass she had refused him.
"Turned you down, did you say?" asked a friend. "Well, old chap, it's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all."
"Yes, better, indeed," replied the rejected one. "Better for the post-office authorities the florist, the messenger-boy, the confectioner, a dozen waiters, twice as many taxi-drivers, the jeweler, and half the theaters in town."—Stray Stories.
THOSE FEATHERS
When certain soldiers from the antipodes were in New York a little while ago, a woman was heard to say to another:
"You can tell by the Kangaroo feathers in his hat."-Boston Transcript.
"There goes one of them Australians."
"How do you know?"
HAS THE HABIT
The Germans now complain that General Foch not only took over the French and British armies, but in his absent-minded way has recently started taking over a good part of the German army—Punch.
REPORTED FROM DEFIANCE, OHIO
"Going to France?" asked a traveling man at the station of a negro soldier.
"No, sah! 'ne not going to France," replied the dunsy soldier. "I'e oin to Berlin but I may stop in France for $\sigma$ show time on de way."—The New York Telegram.
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