The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-01
Paris in three weeks. London in three months. New York in three years, was the accepted German program.

The Pan. German propaganda which had been going on for the last 25 years . proved beyond the preadventure of a doubt that the only reason why the attempt had not been made before to realize the grandiose conception of German world domination is to be found in the fact that those responsible for it were not ready The day had not yet come. But in August 1914, 1t was believed that the hour had struck. A short aggressive and successful wan and the dream of centuries would be reality. Paris in three weeks. Lon dan in three months, New York in three years was the accepted German program.
 That the Germans might thus dream of world domination we may possibly comprehend But that the German people should be willing to resort to the practices of which they have been shown to be guilty in order to realize their dream was hardly to be believed. They have, however under Prussian influence, adopted philosophy of life which makes it impossible for other nations and peoples to coexist on terms of equality. The pride indicated in the classic boast of Roman citizenship is almost abject humility when compared with the belief of the modern Ger mans in their superiority over other peo ples. For tho Roman was willing so long as his political power was recog nized to permit conquered races to live mntion to social and economic equality The modern German, however, declares with Q contemptuous frankness all non- Teutonic civilization to be un- worthy of perpetuation and announces his intention to disperse it's degener- ate followers to those parts of the earth where they will least intefere with the spread of Deutsche Kultur To him the Teutons are the people chosen by God to redeem the world Those who resist the will of God are guilty of impiety and for them no fate is too hard. With them no engagement however sacred need be kept. No means is too vile to resort to If it Is thought to aid In the accomplishment of the divine purpose. Never since the times of the Old Testament has 2 nation 80 despised its neighbors at do the Germans of this hour and day. We must go back to the days of As- syria and Rome to find examples of such treatment of subjugated peoples as modern German policy presents. Either Germany must be taught to see the error of her ways or we non-Ger- mans must reconcile ourselves to be- come the submissive slaves of Ger man masters. The fate of Belgium and northern France may well be ours.
 But detestable as the German phi losophy of life Is. no one can doubt the triyunphs of Tcutonic efficiency. Probably never In the history of the human race has so large body of men become capable of such efficen' action as has the German nation In recent years. From a scientific point of view from a military point of view from an economic point of view. from a. social point of view, Germany ha' shown great strength. Opposed D, almost the whole world she Is stil unconquered. To teach her the lessor she must be taught will require th' devotion of all the power of. those alliet against her
 The non-German world is, then, a the present time confronted by an nd versary who combines unbounding am bition and insunerable arrogance witt unexampled efficiency and unscrupu lcusness without limit We Americans far removed as we are from the scan' of Germany's first efforts to realiz' her ambitions. form an important par of the non. .Tentonic world. We mus not Hull ourselves into security bccaus