The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-11-04
The Hidden Enemy OF This
Country. It's Work Disclosed

among nations, which is not general
" realized. The United States of Am
erica stands in the relation OF elder
brother among pioneer nations, or
among all thhe nations and colonies
of the new world. Mexico and all the
other nations and colonies of the new
world are more or less helplessly at
the mercy of that greedy government
syndicate and depend on this country
| for relief. The people Of these colo
MES realize their helplessness and
have turned eyes toward this country
for relief.
The relief expected from this coun-
try is not armed Intervention, adding
still further hardships, but can only
be brought about by the establishment
of peace in the world by fiberating
these nations from the yoke under
which they have been so long suffer
ing, due to the greed and rapacity of
the English Government acting thru
its secret instruments.
All of the colonies and nations Of
the world are friendly to this country.
With loyal and sincere men repre-.
senting this country in diplomatic af-
fairs the President would experience
no difficulty in solving the present
Mexican situation or preventing fur
their agitation. But while the Presi-
dent is using his utmost efforts to Sc
cure an amicable adjustment of the
present difficulties he Is surrounded
by advisors who under the guise Of as
sisting towards a peaceful solution Of
the question are in reality subtly and
secretely doing their utmost to stir
up strife, trying to involve this coun.
try in war with some other nation for
the sole purpose Of protecting the Eng
fish governments secret treasury.
With the issues confronting this coun-
try, treason may be expected from un-
expected sources. The people of the
United States have reason to rely up
on the Presidents sincere desire to
promote the general welfare of the
country and humanity in general. The
President as may be expected with
the issues involved Is surrounded by
traitors, and needs the best moral sup
port of the country.
The opportunity that is at hand for
this country should not be overlooked.
1t is the duty of those in responsible
positions to see that this country as
sumes its proper position as the lead
ing nation of the world. While social
and economic conditions affect all
parts Of the world, and all nations
| more or less, the issues nave been
concentrated and are drawn to focus
and lie between this country and Eng
land.
The English government that con.
stitutes a syndicate owns and controls
public utilities, etc. in its colonies. 1t
also controls them in this country. II
seems that at the time Of the Revolu.
ton, that government syndicate had
its system implanted in this country
as in the other colonies now, and no
one seemed to be wiser or to fully
understand its system. So II has since
held more or less interests here b.
means of secret instruments. During
the last generation, the English gov.
eminent syndicate seems to have been
permitted to gain cdntrol of public ut.
ilities and necessities OF life In this
country and thus we are agan finan.
cially and commercially drawn back
under that government, the same as
one Of the colonies. The way finan'
cial matters are interlocked would In
dictate that this country was by div
Inc Providence permitted to be drawn
in and tied up In a way from which
1t cannot extricate itself without de
molshing that government and thus al
the same time freeing the other colo
MES from its yoke. In this mannel
that government syndicate would b.
accorded the same treatment that 4
extended to France, Portugal, etc. Tn,
people OF England and It's colonies ar,
no doubt fully qualified for self gov
eminent.
So is the balance OF Europe whicl
may follow after England and its cole
MES. AS individuals have vocation
and missions so have nations Thi
country is the leading exponent OF sci
government and is the most powerful
in resources. II has the power and r.
sources to establish true peace in tn
world by disarmament. The latte
can be done in a practical and effet
tive manner, and with little distu'
bance in bringing 1t about. The prope
solution would result in the exter
sion of constitutional principles an
form of government in conformit