The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1916, Page 16

: The Evening World Daily Magazine. Friday, March 3. 1916 eg | “ | wy World. How It Is Done — xxtee ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER. By J. H. Cassel The Swiss System. < ne aan one ] Ke Dally Except Sunday by the Press Publishing Company, Nor. 6% co} e Fea | Petuenee asty Recent Suter 7 oe. Rew Pork | re) r PULITZDR, President, 61 Perk Tow. J, ANGUS SHAW, Treasurer, 63 Park Row, | - Pet SI ARK ae —! How the Little Republic’s Citizens t 0 N 4-Clase Matter 5, — gerecei sr at he Pom Ot ice Aine [Tor rneiand and. the Continent and Are Trained to Arms From Boyhood ‘World for the United States All Countries In the Tnternational = | \ I and Canada. 7 Postal Union. . One Year... ++ $2.50] One Year. os 9. By Louis H. Junod oO M - . .201 One Month . - | ne Month oe nth (Swiss Consul to New York City) -OL TT a 9 : VOLUME 56..... eeroee ve bi ne NO. ithe * Copyright, 1916, by The Press Publishing Oo, (Ihe New York Evening World), ————EE — an (Everybody has heard of the famous Swiss system of military SOMETHING MORE THAN A MINE. training, which has been suggested as the ideal ¢means for pre: H ] paredness, $S THE Thompson Committee feels its way further into the Dis ateuak Wy one cgatnn to Waow fat wlan Thad apeTON th: financial maze that surrounded the dual subway contracts it Here is a simple and accurate description of tt, written for becomes harder and harder to discover any one who con The Evening World by an acknowledged authority on the subject.) eidered it either a privilege or a duty consistently to protect the city’s ny this time, when there ts much (ntorest interests. throughout’ the United States tn wuillitary Yesterday Chief Engineer Craven, of the Publi rvice Com a taeltrad add an eae mission’s staff, admitted that he O. K.'d a grant of $125,000 to the | By nititary system prevailing in Switserland, Interborough for “preliminary ex s” with-only the vaguest notion Iione and to api the Br fae system an SICXDIS Oh of wi the wae fe Mr. Craven accepted vonsibility possible. Tc apie Aah Tits ‘di i : : I witnessed the brilliant mobilization of the army tit for the settlement, but left the details to subordinate Switzerland on Friday July 41, 1914, when otirring This is only one more instance of the way the Interboroug xcenos were taking place in Wurope. At noon the Cabinet } *e debit oh fto in Berno ordered the mobilization and in the afternoon managed to enter obligations on th {y's dely en om after of the same day the order was kndwn throughout the ‘ item—the $125,000 bonnes to President Shonts, lavish fecs to lawyers furthest corners of the Alps. « "i 1 } 10.000 On Saturday morning, Aug. ‘1, there were at the re« commitment nt rount eventually to $3,000,000, a $10,00 cruiting places shepherds from theso high mountains, a month expenditure for obtaining consents to the third tr ug Wetr uniforms, carrying their guns and ready to serve their country. On tl ifternoon of Aug. 1 all the tunnels, railroad crossings and bridges were being patrolled by soldiers. It made a tremendous impression on me, elevated lines—are some of the exy found to have heen ju from one account to another only to settle in the end as ¢ s upo Now what ts the system? It isa very simple one—a system which coul€ 1 applied tn the United States, as Major Gen. Leonard Wood has pointed out, the city My country has taken the best ideas tn the German army, in other armlem, The municipal treas appears to have been regarded as a nd applied them to its own needs, The first step in Swiss military pres public mine whieh could he worked for years to mect all claims. Senator Thompson thinks the su should be taken from the Public Service Commission and assumed hy rvision of subway construction paredness ts to be geen in the primary and secondary schools, where there $a untforin method of instruction in gymnastics, , Boys are taken from twelve years of age upward and put through ymnastic exercises which prepare them for what Is to follow. These oxers sises consume from two to three hours a week, They are obligatory in aff the primary and secondary echools, In addition to the instructions in gymnastics, certain secondary echools have a corps of cadets who study military tactics and practise with the ri This Instruction Is not obligatory, Netther is it general. Only thirteen the twenty-two cantons of the republic teach tt, i K School for Future Officers, ; Bent the city. He would also have the city repreaented in the directo of the Interborough The Mayor cannot ate o back on thé city’s contract. But he can and does insist that charges improperly included in construction ac count should not come out of taxpayers’ pockets. It is only too plain that in subway building the city has so far played the role of rich the ultimate payment of 8 partner. bills, The antec for! . of seventeen and nineteen, but this Is optional, Tn other words, It 1 to boys who are ambitious and unxlous to serve as officers. At twenty years of age the young recrult {# called to the colors, and vill Is the number not fit for duty, both physically and with the rifle q [ates ot seven in military preparedness ts given to youths between ha yme to declare it er eee “ arms. Tn his twentieth year the young soldier, If he be in the infantry Md Senator Gore invokes Rumor with a capital R. Dues he belongs to the engineering corps, must serve sixty-seven days in the ec * think her an ally of Peace? gar (nit spe blniy.ewo dave There albd are thirisen CiGy aa ‘i A NATIONAL PARK BUREAU. New vheriod of tmliltary nervics extonde From Ewenee fifty-two for om HREL HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS a year Americans Tn that perldd of 3 assay through three cou , are said to lave been spending on sightseeing in Europe before Viet i “ as the Bitte sine 1 from twenty P & eg eB } Wirt ye tw t ond ts the Londwehr, from thirty-three t# thi Why not show them where they cau see something m, from fort euty to twe seven the one term of ul from time to time one day for the inspection of the equipment, which each soldier keepa in his Lome. ‘There ses of training in the Landwehr period and none in the ne to forty-eight soldier serves for their money at home? The American Civic Association is canvassing the country in the interest of a bill which aims to establist a National Park Service Thi can anc 1 , © troops of those latter classes aro kept under inspen« This is to include a director and a special force whose duties shall ' thet tke and must be ready for duty at a moment's nottee, ve to look after and improve the fourteen national parks—nearly r ut the onfinary couras of life, ae for instanch ae 5,000,000 es—owned by the United States Government and at. -~—-—— —— <= --—- i se id t ‘ f or three years and so at invon~ present only 5 per cent. developed ° 4 Ellabelle Mae Doolittle | sett inane a tin | -By Bide Dudle Roads, trails, popular priced hotele, shelter cabins, food suppl ere all these parks need to become vacation grounds for hundreds of thousands of Americans. The Jarr Family —— By Roy L. McCardell —~ efforts him tine { ‘ roclal Influence eee : 2 | ear PAAR OOOO ODDO DOOROP DIL * ne ih tha ga e jover p *) 3 4 fe y Py i} » * ng € ? lds . The Canadian Government was more enterprisin,s. A few years Copyright, 1016, by The Prees Publishing Qo, (16 New York Eraning Word | Copyright, 19 Tho Press Th . The New York r om tndente, ago it took steps to make its most beautiful tracts inviting to the; $8 tho door bell rang to the en “Do you mean your husband" LLABELLE MAE DOOLITTIY, oun . I . was 1h te id baa ote = citizens traveller, As a result, it is said, most people on the way to San Kran- trance of the Jarr domicile up od Mra, Jarr. “And 1 rset the noted 1 4) tpibutin ome a phal: a 1 litarity faa 1 A ‘ at "Ja pbed the} ‘psye) ical untgont s the} recently unc ‘ tt ‘ How De H BN ee DONE 5 cisco jast year visited the Canadian rather than the American parks. | ,,, Arnica enee lt Tee eis Maine Higher ‘ate cteerht a 1 a lwork. She is tu ¥ about | alee H enn This is a sorry admission for the nation that owns in the room, while Mrs, Jarr admitted the] signifying you can't get along wtthlevery eity iu the | Mee yee | pamoned to Waar thet Modostly and RES EE OU SS a Yellowstone Park wonders as remarkable as can be found on any con-| * r. It was that dashing young oe old man.” | 100,000 ox i : nitogether gra t r “ PON, the time eis y {he country doe ve t * , watt A ¥ | matron, Chars dge-8n "por Irs. Clara Mudridge-Smith nodded | Mayor of cach 1 thus t ew ther { WE : 4 The Cac 5 y ata iq {matron, Clara Mudridge-Smith, Upon 5 ne ; ; Soe tr ta ina genuine benefl the indiv w the tinent. The Glacier National Park in fontuna contains two hundred | jehoiding Mra. Jarr she tottered for-| ass “I would rather have|recelve & copy xe ye H twas a Kat M Pyne Be ce Ce amthle cd balece and fifty lakes and seventy glaciers. Why go to Switzerland? Forjward and fell into that good lady's} Poverty and drudgery with one Ltove|{RON" 2" Migs. Doot : e| ol aan opportunity th sto each cl ft eitizens to kno lovers of ruins and archaeology the Mesa Verde National Park in,®"™s, sobbing, “My beart t# break-| than wealth and luxury and ease with | wii have it printed on the official c " espe hers is a mont welee ° “ mn ling!” one I can never be tn psychological | ti nery of the municipality and will clk pes t, the total of energy spent by all the elttzens for our tonal Colorado and the Casa Grande Reservation in Arizona offer some of | aired inked the gold mesh| #Pi#0n with!” she sobt Jalso have It published in the paper You ho means constitute 4 to energy which would wiso ni % Mrs, Jarr picked up old me ! 23 Lee O eye ie eeva and. Li a " : on the most interesting remains of dwellings and cities built by pTe-| handbag, encrusted with jow hat} “Oh, wi! sniffed Mra, Jarre. “Tlactim of the Delt Wo 3 Ain ace Din peas ti . ‘ re : A A y o} ‘c ia eal gain of energy r Instance in th “ yin historic races, with excavation constantly bringing more to light. the heartbroken visitor had dropped,| Notice you are still tn psychological! ment Mer tay ont re pi Iticke tant and wh would Ww ite, as hee Sen i ier 5 ‘i 9 conscious pa nison \ our eloetric m | Miss bi . Ks 1 fe nation el ned ariny ef about t These are only four of the fourteen national parks. And besides) *ht felt, with th nsctous pangs) UnIsON Ww bd mt Warr 1 idea that came to me a an " evtaaioescOneasta: (tO1G) " , {the mation, a well trait out ten fabs " . of poverty, that the bag, not to con-|and your fine dre D1 an inspiration. It a great "4 ren, That, in my opinion, is the chief point of the superiority of our the parks there are the Devil’s Tower in Wyoming, the Rainboy 8 intrinsic value contained the| Your knees, and your Ij ‘the fates have selected me " Mz 19 | tv. yst Bridge in Utah, the Petrified Vorest and the Montezuma Castle in feel of a roll o, bills beneath | your" Mrs, Jarr came very nee ri won derful ta iA rai i eel n ma é » In onsen (6 pend Lay quite . Hay f a A very simple come Arizona, set apart as national monuments Bi W ah of gold . if ineeged A HA HH ais,” but ch : aisvnen each olty ha s! he tadies alm 1 , tia Btatow ayakanh : ; thought crossed Mrs, Jurr’s| herself ond + c ead, [ muy go on ar in if « ng Ul asa ( ua) reads his paper in tho sub which w the With good hotels and ready means of access, who can doubt that break when there was} TL envy. You," noanod tho visitor, |SHYme bY Te on wha Lease cewina) rend paper in th r Americans tired of the Tyrol, the Engadine, the Italian Lakes and k was @ trivial fracture, | “You are in psychological unison with ; rn - tt am eribes the ear a a nn (German) takes on ff from the ottice to read it . i shea; aaa pre sei your husband.” 2 nelal untsoh with the | Mrs, Oscar Spriggin know, bes oy Mea daen not re other stock scenery of Europe could easily be induced, while the war| Hen’: 4% % Bureau of Private Com] Font Mimalhe: wit Feoeamor and. the. land. |causo 1 went through it on the Santa Tohn (American) dneeing sich fal y ; , + forting, Mrs. Jarr became as cold avd time im aid Mrs, Jarre] butel the groce ! * | ions Lines | pane) siatiaieisiiie - saaedl Sa ve lasts and longer, to fall in love with the natural beauties of their own ctical as organized charity itself, | "but 1f I was situated as you are I!) . Miss Doolittle bowed and 2 ® country? hat alls you: what is the matter| Yould worry very little at not being} But her visitor only sobbed and) at the ovation tende wr ’ rs ’ ‘ . : ycholostic > n my rmured that Mrs, Jarr did not un-| peeled off another r « « ieee s not been half shrewd | A 1?" questioned Mrs. Jarr j'n psychological unison with iy hus- | murmu a4 Wh M vacation areas er sobbed, and/ - — mamcenen a SIL ea liow tone. It concerns Chicas z Mrs, Jarr led her to the front room, | A tis — By Dale Drummond —— oeidineimeentnd aeameianecenety lwhere, after being seated, sie asked Pop s Mutual Motor. aif iyo , $ Titi: idea Wail at Verdun iiinas: for a drink of water, and upon this ; Give nt ¢ Gopyritht, 1910, by The Prews 1% > (The New ¥ ng Wor'd Will it all end that way? brought she took a tiny sip and By Alma Woodward. : CHAPTER XY t down the glass. Then she made Copy right, 1916, by The Frees Publishing Co, (Phe New York Rrening Word pus ‘ | BER t , * oe — saa ae | beckoning gesture which firs 2-1 wotta bite on the car! A. BT $ you ever see. Dutch grille is ae maakt 7085 ray 4 Joy ° , a“ ar s | Mrs. Jare understood to be a sign th. giiy from La C Wis, If inp an ovation, 1 guess they ain > t tay th thon Hits From Sharp Wits The MOG ae erVet Cote iy trea te | rT thiek anu iorea 1 y's ; \y ‘ One of the little iron: f life: roast her husband to a queen’s tas howld draw anear, Mra, Jare read After] protiy switt little. burg nv | a: j fending a seed catalogue to & man} that she is a good cook,—New Or-| the signal aright, but if she expected na original | Jerry Bone ho (ray No- | ‘ ee where did you I who lives in a three-roo Jleans States her visitor dexirad to weep upon her| price cg nipulator | Bump Corset ¢ Viola I ar ene ome tion ° . rea rparae é , about Lat Crosse t went inte xt i ? c Why don't people use » of th Neither could we ever understa n ahe was mistaken or used cars eb, wh mor Pair curl goa beter sa Ea | ew moments oa wood advice that they always! why they call a sick person “pas uv the case mikit be. It} row afternoon, when we' cing to} “Lothar ) like ¢ de place for hin tid Hi been to the giv other people?—Macon News. | tient.""—Boston Transcript 1 ased visi Jhave the try-out, that bus is] its su 8 y 4 is . ly exp . “4, 2 | +p ae N inched into a de~ plain, | cee desired her gold mest bay. Mra, J © look Like a premature saowe | HLT p, [ replied Mfrs. Nay so had just Howhen € got in A young man always has plenty! Some men get a reputation for| yielded this glittering treasur « 193 i and three picture shows, We'r my 1 along together ot help while he is sowing his wild| wealth through living beyond their | det thin Blittering tressure some. ing of IOAN snodels, expecially 1@ Sto have the Undertakers' Cor lad tid Misa | seen ed Westland, she] © cone in and have but wh the time comes to| income. what reluctantly. A wild a had} gink from La Cr WwW Vim going) next spring. this car's: pr I y, to When Me ma in and have | yr. As T bad only them to do the work] a 8 e flashed across Mrs, Jurr's mind that) to give her a hi ‘ { plunges | good, ain't it? 11 c She | insisted t with her. “L always uncheon, | ace | In most cases, the conftict of much | ahe t hold on to the massig ‘ is retouch Heer y kit, ReOF Wings | at y when L get home late, | here would be noth +. 8.9 well meant advice drives a man. to ing of ighlents, ve you heard as ‘ bi Foss : ling hot here vuse T had vo that becuuse a married woman can/|judgment.—Albany Journal, velvety f o broken Ussues” pamphie, Am Lan) shine on her ¢ #8 je. \wontl, detain yOH BWV .2 Fy eS apeet ane Har ag ve Ate = : ss “ ae from the fir sayin the picture at a Or do L get a ldn't you swea ‘ ar finent shoe urge iia al that bag hos u of Private Comforung hiteh und 1 can cough 1 dan . 1% ‘ so glad you came Ing | write you and tha Lawrenc woman E = 4 Al € v ing Mie faite mat theis aah ard n telling @ Robert rose to go @ lee L midn ype) Dollars and Sense Barrett| “wen, well,” she said impauientiy, | pYeis, T BAHHOS Ww rath fe over soon, She told you 1] together! I can that “ OST businesses suffer fromjages went ay. But much thne| “b#t 's it? p, Gubllanty)—in the ploture?, x M Ann Hira ag Eee your Went Pe Aue yo i lack of sufficient #ystem,”| Wax lost “1 am so depressed! 1 am so de Gee nat Cantina ee eunee h ail \ ua “thy ture at foun, You know she wor but T sup= said the superintendent of @] u.6 tu proba * simple matter to fie | pressed! What is fe, after all?" the | joking Vents in the tonneau Lothario (at fast) é mire t gying. ‘sear old Detiver Hiood deal to do, | can't attord help 11 shoul a'them bi ht into department store gut on the other] quuld result from the abolition certs | fair visitor replied, 1 'Ma“(eoyly)—Now you sop, Mil-| matter with it? a * , Fie her,” he replied Mf." é hand, it is possible to over-system- } stipulation, to translate this into dol-| "Now, look here, China Mudridge- | t0% Hew sna! Looe Ay we Pon (fr the t was in bed and the ad at van as Mt rah ane,’ be ald Analy atize an establishment lars aud vents yuipare it with the | Suith," sad Mrs Jarr coldly, "if you citee Me geo DALE & Sa Sale amare, Re) 4 rippl turned oard Robert, so he prepared! you. would rather quarrel than’ be It was a chance remark made by | Hi) from packages lost in] have come here to tell me you are| know they're Ssyracu thie, And , i with the libs to retire as quietly possible that} kind, have it your own way. But L vcquaintance that gave me a clue] {je yionwaalit thi |@ Hird in ® cage, or any of that| chiffon veils, w let's have dinner| Ma (scanning the horizon)—T think | Miss Deol might not wake her, a | ne is A tot u may to one unnecessary factor in our|t ney We spent. tor sett laort of stuff, please don't do it, You| aulek can get over to the! that’s a garage, Get a man to help] trun ant What time is cimo from the}ns well understand that just ‘ue, ace store syste In discussing a fire In te ivery of pi nro a very lucky bird; and, if I reo | SARASe Ame MONS tind Hop, Me and the Mtom. peers be I ' Taan't poo thab vat ued ainede which a large structure owned by the! eniire of proportion PASE OOERARE Nata elie i ‘ a ice AOE AD Reo 1 eee rent v hae Snail ing fant 7 4 ive jember correctly, you did your ve orsely) vt Re »| Unele hink you'll find; | in ' Do vomea to was burned, he mentioned the| involved in ope vi “ stou miles out tt 1 alt to His Friend Near : ) ( ne a 3 ne « age! me oh n the ti he al n't} Bore te siruck: twelve long before | hed ived and sleepy. 1 didn't that no Blate buildings were in-} “Orders were pron best to get the gilded cay Ma (frou » tonneau)—-When i ” ; | he conclusion of the song th Ady) i 1 \ . r 1 i . 4 (froin the tonneau n wolatrong enough up here to run a car the ¢ n me Stig | Ue een have a big supper to hoop me awake, oured. (no receipts would be nan 1 was young, 1 was ols. 1] got buck to town, Mr, Mitt and 1 must | simple. ladies voted to call the meetin von Gorey L had to leave you alone} ‘The strong cotton he drank dis pe Next day I conducted 2 analysis | future exc in rare insts thought wealth was all!" moaned the} take you to some of the show places | Lotharto (suddenly)—That reminds Afternoon.” and the poctess| 4) i iint, dear, but | was obliged to} Robert awake; and long at qa Ae SRP ARTOTE RRAE The, iatier Ue value wan high: ‘The efficiency of | visitor, "Mut day by day 1 realize to give you an Idea of cato algne Ife, [me T saw an article In the paper this] was kiss Oe fe eee aad eee TL 'suppose T should be glad to] was sweetly sleeping ho pond involv co our delivery department was thereby Lothario (nasally)—-Out La| morning that says casoline xoing| she would be w nat the be mayo & b, even if 1 do bave| question of her happiness “ii blo with o: in morning i 6 a good job, even 1 o have] a \ fine voctmlam: Of © paakags. Tale wea'areatiy increased. We have nover | Sat Ife {9 unbenres rs . one mite Crosse We got @ right slick tittle cafe] up to forty cents wholesale, 1 sucas| mecting and promised to read more) PAV A, ence 18. to make her contented. i ‘ t was h . e ovel ” a i D ee ee Bras. wy: WES aren, enn o “ TAPS a aN \ ‘ Wok \ »