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Show THE. SALT LAKE TIM LUKE, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 19, 1919. of of nation should frankly state their reasons for their belief, and those who in a position t know favor the league should likewise give who i Xoon! Inud ha com forwird with any information reasons for th faith that ia in them. Tttw PnWilm i ft!t TFIiHH0TiI HWkIeTION. tending to connect the disturbance in This is what former President Taft aad mootli. . . JHtJy o4 Argentina and those na our own Pacific Dr. Hill have dose, and the people of !ity n4 TniHon y coast with each other owith the Bol- the country will read th speeehe with iuffcrUt al U Th Jrtbw shevik!. Mouths ago a shipload of agi- great profit to themselves. M w ity ia th UMM Utfc. iti ao telrphoeUf tator from Russia appeared ia the offtala tffraU Mea of all classes and shade of poing at Beattie, but waa disposed of with- litical belief agree that something to of th The Trihuwp la a pi out serious trouble. I. W. W. agitator preserve the future peace of tbe world Frets. Hit l'ie exclneively ra tio ts tbe ae f'r torepubilrark-- ef is . probably have do working agreement should b done at thii time. President rndiM Its lot l test with the Bolsheviki, because all bauds Wilaoa ( fourteen point cr.1l'r4 In ttils paper sn4 mhliaot harHn are opposed to both working and agree- provide for a league of natiqna. It Audit a uinhr of th 7feo Trltmno ments seems probable that the Versailles conconoorniug ftaran of llrrmatloa loforwaUL atit't'liod 17 rlroulatiou will Jh TtIHud Borne semblance of justification is ia ference will organise such a league, V Matin th Audit Burraa t'f Urculatloa, be seen for tbe Bolsheviki, but none, with such modifications aa seem proper bnildiua. Chlrstifo whatever for the L W. W. Russia had the to a majority of the states participating most autocratic and despotic of govern- in the congress. A combination of the ments; tha United States has the moet powers engaged In th war against the Reform central powers could maintain peace liberal and forward-looking- . t Ad1rcti buaiitM was impossible under the. old' Rusaiaa for a time without doubt. But eo long TrUmn. 8M Luke ("it? Taiphon Watutch 690. regime; here it is merely a matter of a other countries were outside th ot ttluh 10 WbM foil fall t 1rbia b.fnrt fke city focusing an eulightened public opinion charmed elrcle, they would be eubject to department ut you by and a wf7 wiil le a'rlofk a, upon the sore spots of society. America the German theory of might and the a awwwtfor has not attained the idea), as al) will arrangement would not be just. Sooner i Lafc Walt tty at lb Laird at poatoffio bou1 t'la iuRttf-r'admit, but it ia going steadily onward or later .the interests of the mntioni and upward, educating its people in composing the combination would conliberties and opportunities such aa no flict, and tbe small nations would align other people enjoy. themselves in accordance with their, inWhat have tbe I. W. W. to offer aa terest and a new alignment would be a substitute for our government, im- inevitable. It would bo far better to perfect though it bet Nothing bnt take in all tho nation ia the first WORK FOR SOLDIERS. ebao and terrorism. If they had a plaee, with th exception of Germany, that program promised to hold society Austria, Turkey and Bulgaria, and Rus"On of the most important question together in peaee, order and fraternity, sia, so long as it remains under Bolshebefore the people of the country ie that they might eommand some respect. All vist rule. Th decision rests with the their alms are hideously unjust and delegatee now nssembled at thq Freneh of providing eniploj raent for the resubversive. They seem to have no fam- capital. soluimmediate soldi err. An turning ily ties nor human sympathy to restrain tion of the problem is imperative. Thouthem or inspire in them a desire for WOMEN WORKERS. sand! of men are being mustered out orderly conditions What they have not ' BOLSI&VIKi AND L W. W. the natural capacity to acquire nor tbe Women railroad employee are highly very day, and ail ship arriving at Atindustry to earn in a material waytbey praised in the annual report of the adlantic ports from France bring their Bolsheviki Brothers & Co. are doing would steal or division of labor, There-por-t destroy, Yet they can- ministration quota of American fighting men. Worfc a considerable business in the world not see that when have destroyed they statea that of the 101,000 women mast be provided for all these men as these daya The impression might easily the wealth arising from the labor of fast as they are discharged from the be formed that the disturbance! on nun end the bounty of nature,. they employees, 73,000 were in clerical, or have made themselves and the world educational occupations, 5355 in cleanservice. Otherwise there will be much three continent! represimultaneously that much the poorer; that their seta ing car or officos, 5081 in ahopwork, Consuffering and great discontent. sent a spontaneous or concerted upris- of violence and folly would turn the 2396 were telegraph operator aud 2613 templated public works should be startestablished order. There earth into a desert aod'Teduce mankind the against ing ed at once. , Employers who have been telephone operator. Other were emis nr evidence that such ie tha case. to th level of wild beasts. rea bridge attendants, car emshould service out flags banging Who has ever seen an avowed mem- ployed employ the men whose start figure in We mky rather look upon the strike! ber of the I. W. W. outside of an intern- ployees, engine wipers, switch tenders, track workers and watchwomen. Few the flag. All other employers of labor and lawlessness as sporadic outbursts ment camp or a penitentiary, without were should go the limit' in expanding their given a given heavy work on tracks or in of coincidence by the feeling instinctively that the fellow bo degree warehouse. business for the purpose of taking care passions of war, and as survivals of longed in one place or the other or in Of the soldier w ho want work. These women desire to retain their sentiments which in almost an insane asylum 1 There is not the prewar stated nod as they have done much been bat It quite frequently positions, chance that tha few blatant was erpeeted of them, those more than brro of late that the young men who every country or earth !cemed about slightest half wit and th larger number of dewho depend upon their owp exertions for entered the army are entitled to better to engulf lociety early in 19J4. . W. W. liberate crooks comprising the I. their daily bread are entitled to the A Bolshevik is defined a a man positions tb,in those they occupied when caa ever prevail against the forces of tall. answered the Undoubtedly who want more.1 H ia the logical common eonse greatest possible amount of considerathey direct aud rectitude that they should have preference, all things fruit of autocracy and generations of the thought and action of the millions tion. Tbero arc some kinds of work beiug equal. Unfortunately, however, oppression. His habitat is properly Rus- in America. Those men who honestly which women do not perform eo well as there will not bo enough first class po- sia. He is, first of all. ignoraut; next, feol men; in other lines they excel. They they are nut being treated fairly entered tbe industrial field because of sitions to go around. So seine of the as heartless and unserupulous as be the in the world, and yet have strength returning soldiers, those who have no conceives hi former oppresaors to have aud manhood to struggle lawfully the shortage of labor incident to the lackthose back to fall trade When the revolution ia Russia been. war, and they did their bit without upon aud against unjust conditions, are adding ing a specialized education, will, of ne- gave him hia political freedom, false bit by bit to the stately edifice oi so doubt. It would not be right to turn cessity, be compelled to do mannal labor prophets and teachers like Lonlne and eiety upon solid foundations wiiich the them adrift to shift for themselves because there is danger of a surplus of or remain unemployed. There Is no dis- Trotzky grasped th occasion to fill hi best thought aud effort of our fattier labor. Not all of them have father the wildest ideas of from the grace in hard work. Almost without simple mind-witof laid time have beginning or husbands upon which to depend, and exception, every man in the United an oyster world that would be hi for for us. The others are Huns enemies States who has risen to political emi- the opening. they must be protected at all hazards. civilization. of nence of achieved great success In busiIf they are to be displaced, then it is The abominable German government ness began at the bottom rang of the at least helped to finance the agitator, up to the government and th people SLIGHT CONCESSION. ladder. Without exception they take who rapidly gained sufficient trength of the United State to provide for of the press will them until they can find the employThe representative pride in the fart There are thousands to overthrow the comparatively moder of great lawyers, eminent physicians, ate but not irreproachable Kerensky be admitted to some ment which they must have. American gf the meetings of women helped win the war. Let justice leading educators and professional men regime, and to put Russia as au ally the expeace conference, but will be of all classes who worked their way up of the western (aiwers (wrmanently out be done. from humble beginnings, and they do of the war, Germany believed the mat cluded from others. This .undoubtedly I)r. Erzbergers plaint that the new not consider it an evaluating, disgrace ter would end there, or, at any rate, means that nil really important discusterms interfere with the freearmistice should been have that they compelled could not have foreseen the meuace sion will be held in private. When th dis- by force of circumstances to labor with which lawless Russia aud the spread of sky is clear, tbe wind blowing from th dom of German movement may be is this admission the that with mused were while hand betheir they preparing the same doctrines in Iruasia would right direction and no signs of a storm precisely what is desired. themselves for future careers. come to herself. : the writers will be tolerated. The conAbrn hum Lincoln split rails at one If these who have ridden tu power And just about the time the Amerian was which after obtained cession, time in his life; James A. Garfield and cast off all restraints were merely earnest fight by the American and can people bought to think of nobler j dtove a mule on a canal boat Ignorant, their control of affairs might British delegates, does not amount to things, the name of George Sylvester TJ, R. Gtant worked In his father's tanwith patience be guided into channels anything, and the world at large still Viereek again obtrusively thrust itself nery after graduating from West Point promising a tolerable government; but has just cause for complaint. The cor- into public prints. and resigning from thp army. The list their reaction from oppression has led do could he extended indefinitely. These them into vicious and dostructn e re- respondents on tha ground, however, Merely to prove their theory that and not have another entered despair, men were not ashamed to turn their prisals that are worse than anarchism. is quite unnecessary, the Bolmoney which be effective may protest bands to any kind of work rather than The Germans never failed to misin- vigorous in Russia are grabbing every shevists remain idle. So while we al agree that terpret the psychology of every people in the course of the next few days, after eopeck in eight. the conference become members of the T everything possible be done to provide with whom they had to deal, . It begins accustomed to their "'1 surroundings and still find diversion in dancing good places for the soldiers as fast as to appear that the Bolsheviki have falThey to read the havchad time indignant in Petrogrsd. Probably to the musie they are discharged, we hope those who len into the same error. They have not comment of the newspaper arriving of the redtrotzky. can do u better will not refuse honest succeeded in cam ing thoir doctrines to toil because there is nothing else In the point of anarchy in Germany, where from their home countries. The French, Italian and Japanese representative For a republic, Germany show a suro doubt some of them have no doubt sight. they have put forth their best to blame for the existing situation, learned muh while in the army and are effort It is characteristic of the breed are prising disinclination to substitute balbelots for bullets. men in eonsequence. to have disregarded any semblance of and if their good intentions have more eapablo come a matter of grave doubt in other Henee, if they secure the positions they gratitude or boner in Hirning upon lands, it is their own fault. If they held when they donned the khaki, they those who helped to gtvo them their are not subject to the influence of the Gem of War Literature will be reasonably sure of aiKtnce renl start in life. Reader will recall deleBritish and and the Americans ment just as soon as their rnporior the grandiloquent proclamations of The following letter, written by a Salt gates of the smaller powers, the conferability begins to assert Trotzky abolishing the German govern- ence will become an object of snspieion Lake boy, an officer .of engineers, ia In When the United States declared war ment, which thereupon bought, or at sentiment and expression worthy of a it was said on ail si ics that the bovs least paid for, M Trotzky, who straight from the beginning It used to bo said last Ing place in war literature. The foola and tell children the that only would get their old jobs buck.' Many way, with the enin safely in his money mother who received It declined to perbut this was only an excuse mit the of these promises have been redoritiel, belt, betrayed Jii purchaser. Austria-IIungar- truth, publication of th writer name. for tbe wholesale lying going on in the weeks of cold, gray weather "After and we have the f.n'h to believe that now and ramshackle always world, especially in the field of diplo- and drlisttng rain, the aun has eoni out practically all of the employers will in disintegration, might have been a make their words good If this is done, mure profitable field for Bolshevism for macy. In recent year th admonition clear and bright this Christmas morntell the truth and shame the ing, aa if ia token of hie promise to a to comparatively few soldiers who wore its own sake, but not for men who want devil y world. My heart is light, ha been followed to some exemployed before entering the war will more. mxdre mia, aa 1 think of you all, comof best results. the tent with Wjth very of for work remain oi.t It is suspected thnt the Bolshevik any great length of tjie ago as fortable. well and happy in your little of time. Tins 1, no entirely reasonable Brothers i perate only on a spot cash the greatest statesmen home, surrounded by friends, safe and scml'b'd at Versailles truth, should pre secure, view. If the men insist upon bnv tng bssls. through the grace aud goodness Picv prefer to pick the bones v ail, for the foundations for the peace of God, until 1 may be with jou .again Gan old j littir ;t (,f are the something so, icty wheie jobs tlojr good. taken its toll from countless pickings cannot be laid with lies for War has' umfu-iHjhas reaped its will Niitunllv, they are better able to dem structure the o u t sot, coiicidc-obl- e homes, tha pestilence for cement. and stones deceit harvest; deprivation and hunger grim result am! i will be difficult t, plfice ontratc their opposition to cupitalism have found their way to many hearths N i ertbel, them in where they were never before known; wurk wheie there is the movt capital to OPINIONS DIFFER. yet have we been spared, and t am f some kind luiiild be provided at nil One of their bloody bands, as thankful and give praise to Him that hazard', f r r hor,! i new r be said reported in The Tribune a day or two Dr. David Jayne Hill, former am- has protect ?d those nearest and dearest to heait. It is with renewed assurthat the t'fnj'L' ot tRf' Stuti' ago, I headed toward Warsaw, pillag- bassador to Germany, would leave the ancemy and determination that 1 look foralloflf. thi'- i t i to the yeais to come; assurance u.i'o ing an! killing en the way, anl threat-,pin- question of the future peace of the ward tbe tl.at right must always ultimately tjb ;! f nr to overrun the continent. world in the hands of the nations who wm; and determination that,' no matter , t succeeded in crushing the power of th what d. faculties shall beset my way. 1 l.lovi Georg--- in speaking for shall carry on, with full faith in reachof lus goiiriiinent before the rerout Vaistir. In other word", tbe former enMIST M M NT A IN LAW. ing my objeettvea. "It la a message ef love. dear, brave There aC voy has np faith in the league proposed '' 'ion in 1 ngland. saidt little mother, that I have to dtspatch t It 1C PnW III"' it B.-r- r 1, ch lotionnry elements in this country bv President Wilson and Premier Lloyd this Christmae morning a love that is so i it! fill l.nc ht i e. bit who ,lo not want a building at all. They George. Former President Taft, on the deep and strong and enduring that wonts fail of Its expression. Throughout th wa that In lie m ' be-- . ,, ii ,i) tor, .1 making for anarchy. Your Ruasian other hand, in o address before the war I have carried with me a picture of t Tb, him ill ; r, bo. b ' Lean aee you. .in ! olut ion r or li'iMan Bolsheviki arc National Geographic society, Tieclares lour br of and the crow n of m.v-- i . ' o m 'i i' vow p f p, ifoitly "til Known to be Usiug the that the creation of a leaeue of nations dear Katchie. standing so straight soldier boy bidding unflinching, your - no aue i fr, uu their tf ever, he i ai .ir, partu prede is Mtal to the future peace of the Godspeed, not knowing whenreturn but glad and proud for The prex, - ' u.-b 1. j the wo-- d received in a world. Former Justice Hughe?, who might cause to th your contribution great " 4h tor dissoniinat.ng presided at the snnjml meeting of the with fqil faith in Him who matches over si i so j'ar.s eiin.iuo of I have understood what all His fold d Now Yark State Br very (wum of Franc, obiu association, at was in your heart on that day what of the iap,tsl c y and which Df. Hill was the principal speak h.gh trust and hopes what unselfish Ideals and' patriotism. I have realised red with the Idomi of ,oud,.'i i, iti imug its work without being inter-- er, delivered an address without taking what It must mean to those dear ones 1 .f.allv the ol.u't!fn for several verm,'. with by cither critics or others a positive stand upon Ibe ihost impor- who must needs remain behind Just to the hearth fires burning what of Frum-gained the upper hand and who arc trying to prevent a evstematic, tant question to be. rsidem! at Ver- keep pangs and questionings It must hgv cost them who gsvs thetr all for th salvation they made no arrests. The commune country from being built sailles. Every' American" citizen it en- of honor and glory the world and for butchers were. killed wherever found, up; who have got their minds oft confu- titled to express bis opinion upon this And tr la not of our dear rountrv and the j.reeent republican form of that I should toil you how proud at wel) as all other subjects. Those I sion, disturbance and general upset mi of my Spartan mother, who La so came into being without the they think they will get, some- - who are against the creation of a league fpiiy justified by bar every resowree and menace of anarrny banging over it. Con- akjf Tf ibtmt Jljc J5alt thing out of it. Wt must bar ditions in Berlin have not become so bad at they wee-J- a Parts in 1S71, for the reason that thb Spartaeans have never b etj in fuli control, but tha whole world knows what would have happened had the mtven.eat been successful. n Kerensky temporized with the Bolshevistic element? In n very short time Leniue and Trotzky emerged from their hiding places and took full control of the affair of Russia, and the weak kneed premier was compelled to flee for his life. Had Kerensky possessed any real ability or been endowed with high moral and physical courage, he would have hanged limine and Trot-rk- v when he had them In his power and Russia might have been saved from the hot tom lees pit. If Ebert expect to bring order out of chaos in Germany, he will be forced to follows tbe French rather than the Russian example. There is absolutely no hope for the people who once acknowledged Wilhelm as war lord unless a stable government is maintained. Until the crisis has passed Ebert should use every force at bis command to prevent the country from lapsinjf into RolsheviHin, fer there will be no treaty of peace if Germany ia to be represented by such an element. The scum of society always comes to tbe surface whenever there is an upheaval and an opportunity to commit' murder and plunder law abiding citizens is presented. Ebert could hot be blamed if he should issue an order that .every Kpartaran be shot on eight. That was the method employed when the French ' cpmmuno wss crushed. w non that Bu-sia- -- , A s oth-rw- i m . . 1 ! i ? ; I : 3 1 , 5 I - I , much-discusse- d TV , j s ' I t - 1 itlf. war-wear- i,-itu- ii e -- -- up-or- v .It, i i . -, . v leave-takin- , g. j I - i' i -- , ,".i-,- d te it c 324 i iDOOP MAIN TO WAUBfiy J ' r 1 ' 60o PHONE MAIN . Ni THIS IS THE BIG UNITED Good Will and Advertising. In every competitive industry, there is a sort of commercial law of gravity which tends to puli that down to an unprofitable level. industry The consumer possesses th power to deny profit to any competitive business. There is only one force which can neutralise this commercial law of gravity. That is good will. Brof.t ia the reward of good will. Profit Is a voluntary gift from the consumer, inspired by his good will. Profit must be given, not extorted. Thi law of profit is inexorable. It controls the strongest a well aa the weakest. Kven the railroads, when they lost th good will of the public, were deprived of profit and brought to the verge of bankruptcy. Perhaps the clearest proof of this law governing profit lies in th fact that in practically every Instance where big business has succeeded in making a profit commensurate with Ha invested capital, there has been created a service peculiar to its product. A cracker combine won tremendous success by packing in sanitary boxes a common soda cracker which bad formerly been sold In bulk from barrels. The publio willingly granted a handsome profit for th privilege of buying crackers ef known quality, protected from dampness, dust, odors and vermin. Th same kind of service has been responsible for the success of several other food staples, notably sugar and cereals. A manufacturer of whit lead has been granted a satisfactory profit by providing householders with means of knowing the quality of paint used on their houses and by protecting them against the use of Inferior paint. A manufacturer of paper secured good will and the resultant profit by establishing standards of 'quality which enabled the consumer to know and to get exactly the right paper for each particular Job. Meat packers have made money, not because of combines or secret price agreements, but because they have developed a wonderful service of distribution In refrigerator cars and depots The public Is willing to pay for getting meat in good condition. Orange and apple growers won thetr profit by creating systems of grading under identifying brands. 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