The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-20
THE NEW GERMANY

world that it is not q leopard and that
its Unnatural imperialistic spots have been
washed out by blood. Instead Of spotted
| fur it now wears fleece.
Americans returning from Berlin and
other German cities say the German peo-
pie are parading passionately carrying
banners inscribed: "Nie wieder Krieg"-
'Never again war;"
Chancellor Wirth says in a speech at
Bremen:
We are done with the theory of might
If indeed there still be some who feel tHAt
might is everything, let them turn to
what Korfanty is doing in Poland, and
am convinced they will see what the APP
plication of might, of brute force, leads
to. With such we are through. And coin
cident with this decision, reassuring vol
ces are beginning to be heard across the
Channel, the Atlantic and the Vosges.
Deaf is the man who cannot hear En-
gland and America speaking out today in
the interests of broader reconciliation
with us. We must heed them and the only
way to heed them is to fulfill every obi
cation to the peoples from which they
come"
The obvious retort to such speech is
the sheer of unbelief. But is it consistent
with American tradition and principles
to make such retort? This nation has
never played an ignoble part toward de
feated adversary. 1t will not now crack
the whip of scorn at the outstretched
arms of people pledging atonement. 1t
will not wave the bloody shirt, lest its
own hands be soiled.
But as Germany follows her painful
path upward she should remember that
it is her present deeds that count. The
world wants to be sure that her people
realize how they were betrayed by the
Kaiser and his co-conspirators, that they
realize the enormity of the crime against
civilization which these men wrought by
coriupting whole nation. The world
wants to be sure that all the German
people have learned real lesson from
the war into which they were plunged by
the mad ambitions of generation Of
would-be supermen. The American Le-
gion Weekly
"Best of Lump Coal $500 ton at
mine; $500 ton delivered is an adver-
tisement running in the Emery County
\ IOSISSo' Liz SoIlle hlIlu VI coal is maui
ed 120 miles to Salt Lake City and sold
at $500 per ton. 1t it haued 100 miles fur
/ Their to Logan and then sells at $1,000 per
/ ton. Emery must be mining their own
coal as Governor Campbell did in Kan
sas as it is hard to conceive of how the
| Emery people can get the coal at that
price under the strange hold that the
miners have on the operators until the
present wage scale expires. Anyway the
people pay the freight.
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At the meeting of the committees of
the various clubs and the officials of the
U. A. c. Saturday Trustee Angus L.
Wright of Ogden said Ogden has always
stood by Logan and expects to do it in
the future. Ogden wants to see Logan
grow and prosper" That's what The Re,
publican has been saying all along. That's
what we said during the last campaign
when Cache had chance to do something
for an Ogden man. That's the spirit that
ought to find its way into the hearts OF
the people. Logan and Cache County
owes much to Ogden and Weber.
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The other day in New York youth o!
twenty summers, Albert Schneider, estab
lished new worlds record in short
hand He took down 175 words minute
without error, 280 words minute with
only "A errors. Few speakers exceed 20t
words a minute, and only for brief spaces
/ of time at that