ï~~Woo ~NEWS ad tort Tp le streta:lty, Ultahi. Busiess 3N PRICS *s.s0... -......* so tags extra ~ minicatiOn and all rÂ~" DFSERET PEWS Salt Lake City. a.. ther reading rnatter for dreesed to the Ed*tor. Circulation. Sf1 - 'ep 8sefltati5'?ifth Aenu. uth Michigan A ennU' Sce of Salt La a City, as ing to lt of congress is exclusivel en tiled *o n of all new digS tcir tier*is credited..:. 1.. local neOws I bls publication of special 41 nered. NOV. 98. rTUE OF NECESSITY. f-Allied terms ~of 3 greatly the war situna luld seem to foreshadow same sort by Austria, being now relieved of that has hung over, he r iluck up courage again Dn the Allied side. This contingency, because her ealize the importance of i and participating with general peace conditions ror the rehabilitation ofi en question--an amusing eso grmly serious-as to co remaining allies, Aus be the first to desert her Both were believed to ing the leap, and It was is+desirous offandetieailtf g Indications were until..diplopacy, devious and 'ouid prove: more than a:lne methods which Gave. istaninople in matters of he general. agrprise the calculations, and has "got ut reeuitpof the armistice ie DardahnelleS: tq Allied 'usequent jeopardising of in the Blaclk Sea The RussIa wilalsoblzne Gmemany's grig up~on the ned; and ileRmsunia shall gingt the Teutops, the ost off Nrgm'a.las 'of oht they canipot possibly ncy' for any,great length a completely defeated by-. -she spent 1the anxious, Ir and the end of the fol Iig to obtain afnlraistice Is grant -ore-until--th - the tre ay of peace -had h was 'ot done until the inth. The 1armnistice then "0 "i quite safe to say "that the war it still On, and will require to- be pushed with undiminished force and earnestnes Just as if it were only beginning Instead of approaching, as we all may sinoereply hlp.e. Its close. WHERE OUARANTINE HAS "WORKED." OWN at Goat Island, in San Francisco Bay, is a United Stae Naval 'Training st on which since October, 1916, has been undernl"e medical direction of Commander Perceva) S. Rossiter.' Dr. Rossiter has recently been de tached from that sation for service elsewhere. During the last few weeks the island has min tamed a strict quaraftine. ~and among. the diversions of the garrison and other inhabitants of the station during _heir seclusion has been the publishing of a small four-page periodical called "The Yerba Buena Cazette." From a recent issue of this sheet, where announcement is made of Dr. Rossiter's transfer, the remark able fact is learned that Goat -Island is the only military camp in the whole country into which the dreaded Spanish influenza has not pene t ated, the immunity or escape being credited to his foreisght and precaution. IHe did not wait for the disease to reach San Francisco be fore recommending strict quarantine regula tion a esoon as he-became aware that the malady was likely ':to become pandemic, he advised placing the island under quarantine; and although this suggestion was resented by some, and its advisability questioned by cer tain officials and practitioners as panicky and premature, the excellent result above referred to appears to have fully justified the wisdom and timeliness of his orders. Among those in the naval force on 'he island are several Utah boys, some of whom have written home in typical terms of youthful enthusiasm and grat itude, to the effect that "surely our good doc tor ought soon to be permitted to wear an other stripe on his uniform for the unique rec ord he has just made." The incident is merely referred to here as showing that the disease can be combatted suc cessfully if steps are taken soon enough and thoroughly enough. Of course, a small island and especially one under exclusive military urisdiction, can readily be'placed under abso-lute isolat4on and quarantine.. But other places not so 'ideally situated would appear to be able, if the will and intention were strongi enough, to have erected barriers proportionately adequate and effective. The difficulty appears t9 be that precautionary, measures are not invoked until the epidemic has obtained a foothold and has become widespread. It is the oild'story of locking the stable door tifter the horse is stoa, Those communities which have 'resolutely closed their gates against transieQnts or visitors who were under the 'lightest suicnofbngbrrsothdiease, mayfee o fei rptheo fr herwant of -hospitality. But in the light of existing. conditions throughout the land, their ow citizensought to rise 'up. and call them blessed4.. NIEVADA'S PEk" (AJNTES"T'. THE three-cornered senatorial fight in Nevada Thas unique interst because for the first' time in United States history a woman is running for the position. 'phis doughty candidate is Miss Anne Martin, -who stands upon an inde.. ~iendent platfqri'-from -which she-makes herprinoipaLappeals to women and. labor; and she claims that the -ejection of-the woman suffrage amendment in the Senate, in spite of the president's statement that "the safety of the nation Anndo n,thA iirp t and authoritative partici Science Consolidating the World. For The Deseret News by Dr. Prank Crae. Toward a League of Nations, toward World Unity, toward a mighty Getting To gether of the Human Race, many forces are moving, Greatest of all, thi war is bringing the hations into a common purpose, tor;the bit. ter rod of iangor does in a day what the calm persuasion of logic cannot do in cen turies. _... Christian missions have subsoiled human Ity-for years, and most of us little appreciate their vast and essential Influence in prepar ing the world-mind for union. Commerce has during the nineteenth cen tury steadiWi overflowed national bound aries, and demonstrated to the self-interest of the most widely separated peoples their interdependence, The steamships upon the oceans East and West have been as huge shuttles weaving the fabric of the coming Federation of 'the World. ' Railroads have pierced frontiers. Schools have shown 'the universality of the essentials of culture, how that learning, art Oynd literature are the same everywhere. Flying mahine tomorrow w il tb literate such artitione as mountain r nges, rivers, and even-oceans. Provinclalism is doomed._ -There wittneverbhe another new language on earth, for dialects are created by Isolation. The confusion of the Tower of Babel will be autidoted by the Parliament of Man. The molting pot, America, will heat up and fuse the whole mass of man-kind. Not the least of these unifying forces is science. Every invention increases the co.. heeen and estops the disintegration of the race. The other day Mr. Hughes, premier of the Australian commonwealth, sent a wireless message from the new Marooni station at Carnarvon, Wales, to the wireless station in Sydney, Australia. The distance of direct transmission was 12,000 mIles, and the me. ages were received'with perfect olearness. The Hertsian waves of wireless mees move equally in all directions, If, therefore, the messages between Wales and Australia went half way around the globe in one direction they did so in all other directions, and these messages may be said to have enveloped the globe. When we all get to talking around the earth, traveling without annoying customs, doing business an one consolidated planet, and reading the came news for breakfast in China and Peru, it will not be long until we thin-k together and feel as one, and the prophecy of Plihu Burritt will be realised--- that "above all nations is Humanity." (Copyright, 1918, by Frank Crane.) Fmro thillea ofTeesedre Ne san ovIsa napp to beable tior your holiness that, thanks to the benevolent iptervention of his majesty, the sultan, who has net hesitated to give me this proof of his personal triendship, I have been able to 'ao'uire at Jerusalem the abode of the Holy Virgin. I decided to place this ground, consecrated by so many pious memories, at the disposal of my catholic subjects. It re, joices my heart to Abe able thus to prove how dear to me are the religious'Interesta "ef-threT' Catholics whom.divine providence has placed in my care. Answering the query of the New York World, "Do you favor the -proposition to pay Spain $40,000,000 for the Philippinee?"-.,. a twa fenressed their ilj - 111 Received i from a Big orposition 'We are pleasei last Wednesday belt congratulate you on height as our own b bank in moving int ence that a new' bt attracting new bush community in the and our institutions since that time,- ho' to be progressive a We offer our tion of the satisfac number of years. If you will 11 that they are am guarantee that if taken care of. OFFICES FOR RE