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PROBLEMS FACING STRICKEN WORLD Shall Chaes or Reconstruction in Europe Follow the Great World War? • BOLSHEVIK RULE OF FORCE People Are Helpless While the Army, Privileged, Keeps Lenlne in Power by Its Bayonets—Freedom Is a Thing Forgotten. Article XXIV. By FRANK COMERFORD. The effort to socialize politics did not democratize politics; it was not intended to. In practical operation, it fulfilled its purpose, it created a political autocracy. The greatest power In Russia today is the Red army. Without an army a minority government cannot exist. Force is the strength and security of minority rule. Bayonets held the czar oil his throne, the sanie power holds the Lenine-Trotsky government ip authority. Every inducement has been offered men to join the army and the navy. This is the best and almost the only job in Russia today. The soldier and sailor is at least guaranteed good food and a warm bunk. He escapes the danger of ctfld and starvation. Living conditions are better in the Red army than in any other occupation. Section 19 of Article 3 of the constitution is interesting: “For the purpose of defending the yictory of the great peasants’ and workers’ revolution, the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic recognizes the duty of all citizens of the republic to come to the defense of their socialist fatherland, and it, therefore, introduces universal military training. The honor of defending the revolution with arms is accorded only to the workers', and the nob-working elements are charged with the performance of other military duties.” Only “Reds” Allowed Firearms. No one else in Russia is allowed to have or carry arms. This rule Is strictly enforced, and searches have been mad% almost weekly in search of arms. It is a serious matter to have a firearm In Russia if you are not a member of the army. As a consequence, the one armed force in Russia today is the Red army. This is the backbone of the bolshevik government. The people are utterly helpless. As long, as the army is well feds warm and well clothed, ’it will continue to be the most popular occupation In Russia. ■ , I Carrying out the general plan of socializing, the bolshevik,.government, stripped army officers 7>f .rank. ' In do-‘ Ing this they tried to live up to the constitution forbidding the bourgeoisie entering the army, Howeyer, this theory, like many others, did not work out in practice. Skill in military direction is indispensable to an effective military machine. Facing civil war,, with the Red army alone between the government and disaster. Lenine and Trotzky found it expedient to turn -their backs-upon the constitution. It \yas necessary to have trained men as officers, and the bourgeoisie to whom they had denied citizenship and the honor of defending the republic, were Called upon to. advise,the army. Albert Rhyse Williams is a devoted friend of Lenine’s. >He was so enamored with the bolshevik movement that he offered to join the Red army. He has written a biography of Lenine, from which I quote: “He (Lenine) sent an automobile with Red guards to the fortress of Peter and Paul to fetch part of the counter-revolutionary staff iir prison there. “ ‘Gentlemen,’ said Lenine, as the generals filed into ins office, ‘I have brought you here for expert advice— Petrograd is in danger. Will you be good enough to. work out.the military tactics for its defense?’ They assented. Generals Denied Setter Treatment. ‘“Here are our forces,’ resumed Lenine, indicating upon the map the location of the Red troops, munitions and reserves. ‘And here are our latest reports upon the number and disposition of the enemy troops. Anything else the generals desire they will call for.’ “They set to work and toward evening handed him the result of their deliberations. ‘Now’,’ said the generals, ingratiatingly, ‘will the premier be good enough to allow us more comfortable quarters?’ “‘My exceeding regrets,’ replied Lenine; ‘some other time, but not just now. Your quarters, gentlemen, may not be comfortable but they have the merit of being safe.’ / c The staff was returned to the fortress of Peter and Paul.” I have given this excerpt from the life of Lenine, not because the incident is important, but because it illustrates the difference between bolshevik theory and practice. I am not criticising Lenine’s good sense in promptly abandoning the foolish theory he wrote in the constitution—l am trying to emphasize the foolishness and impracticability of the theory. Bolshevik Breach of Faith. So In the vefy beginning of the experiment called bolshevism, its leaders broke their promise and treacherously struck.down the people’s convention,

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the constituent assembly. Evidence of their breach of faith is found in the bolshevik birth certificate, the first ■proclanKrtkm of' the inent ‘ Second, they commanded*’the peasants to seize the land, and by so doing they gave sanction to dishonesty. Third, they sent democratic methods and machinery to the scrap pile and built the soviet machine, a plan of government which robbed the people of all say in their own affairs. Fourth, they founded, their government on force, the right of might Fifth, they delivered the powdr to a class of officeholders. £ < Sixth, they discriminated unjustly against the “poor peasants.” Seventh, they disfranchised good Russian men and women, w’hose only fault was that they were thrifty and industrious. Eighth, they destroyed freedom of speech and of the press. Ninth, they stand for revolution and blood, instead of political action and evolution. Tenth, last but of greatest moment, the bolshevik government built its national house on the dangerous founda-. tlon of minority rule. One evidence of the minority rule in bolshevik Russia is found in the 1919 registration of voters in Moscow and Petrograd. It is estimated that Moscow has a population of almost a million and a half, yet out of this great number only 13,600 voters registered. Petrograd, with a population of between 600,000 and 750,000, registered a little less than 15,000 voters. These two cities are admitted to be the strongholds of bolshevism. The registration figures show that about one per cent of the people of Moscow and Petrograd are sufficiently attached to bolshevism to register. Thought Not Destroyed. Bolshevism snuffed out the light in Russia when it killed freedom. It did not destroy thought; it merely drove it into the darkness. It has not conquered the manhood and w’omanhoOd of Russia; it has but disarmed them. Somewhere I have heard or read that tolerance is a quality of freedom; that intolerance is a symptom of despotism. Maybe I am thinking of the Greek conception, the idea of Plato. Surely, tolerance is no part of the bolshevik program. In a letter addressed to the workers of Europe and America, dated January 21, 1919, Lenine wrote: “Now, no conscientious working man and no sincere socialist can fail to see what shameful treason against socialism was perpetrated by those who, in line with the mensheviks of Russia, with the Scheldemanns and Suedekums of Germany, with the Renaudels of France, and Vanderveldes of Belgium, with the Hendersons and Webs In England, and with Gompers and Co. in America, supported their bourgeoisie in the war of 1914-1918.” Another paragraph from Lenine’s letter: “Side by side with these cowardly pennywise mongers who are stuffed with' the prejudices of bourgeois democracy, side by side with these socialists, who yesterday defended ‘their’ imperalistic governments, and who today confine themselves to plftonic ‘protest’ against ‘military intervention in Russia,’ side by side with them, we see in the allied countries an increase in the number of those who have chosen the communist road.” Comrade Lenine attacks Samuel Gompers, the president of the American Federation of Labor, -and the labor movement of America, for loyalty to 'our country in the hour of her greatest trial. Lenine brands every soldier and sailor who offered his life to stop the kaiser and his Prussian machine in the mad effort to conquer the world, a supporter of the bourgeoisie. Lenine assails and condemns the manhood of the world that answered the “help” cry of Belgium when Prussia was raping and murdering Belgium in the front yard of Europe. What would have happened to Russia if these brave men whom Lenine now assails had not offered themselves? Russia would have been lashed to the kaiser’s chariot, Christ chained to a Krupp gun. The first of all the bolsheviks will not go down in history as—“Lenine the Tolerant.” (Copyright, 1920. Western Newspaper Union) Urges Trial of Hindenburg. The very fact that the trial of Hindenburg would create a sensation among the German people is conclusive evidence that he is one of the men who should be tried. Little or nothing would be accomplished by haling a few nobodies before allied courts and making them scapegoats for the atrocities committed in the name of warfare. The proposal of the allies to try the guilty is in the interest of the cause of justice; to impress on the German people and all the world that right and justice “ prevail and cannot be flaunted under the cloak of modern warfare; that murder and looting are murder and looting even when backed by militarism. —Chicago Evening Post. Argentine Offers Loan? A. Tornquist of Buenos Aires, special envoy of the Argentine government mission investigating the financial situation in Europe, has arrived in Paris. He will tell M. Klltz, minister of finance, on behalf-of the president and government of Argentina that both the executive and the government are entirely favorable to an- ! other credit of §200,000,000 to Great Britain, France and Italy without coL, lateral. A previous credit of the same amount has been exhausted and a new arrangement is necessary in order that there may be no check in exportations from Argentina to Europe.

Young Diplomat Little Dale, aged three, who lived In the neighborhood, was always dropping in about meal time. He liked to be asked to remain for the meals and would try to think of something flattering to say in order to bring this about. At one |ime he walked around the Table and noticing some eggs that had been boiled in the shell exclaimed: “Oh, see the beautiful eggs!'

ELDERLY CAN “COME BACK” <»hy«l<:h»n How He,. Succeeded ir- ’; Throwing 'Off -th« ineubua <4 Advancing Years. • Dr. I. Leo Nascher tells how he made himself over into a young man, in ar article in People’s Magazine for May. “It is something'any elderly person can do,” he says. “Here is the simple proposition. A man ages mauj years in the course of a severe illness lasting se't'ebal weeks. After a few weeks’ vacation- he looks and feels' many, bflt't# a- certain extent the cushe was taken ill. Having in mind hundreds of cases in which this has proved true, it is logical to ask if we cannot rejuvenate the aged, make them grow young again, just as we made the prematurely aged invalid tyecome young And, through recent experiments, that can now be answered in the affirma tive. I speak from personal experience “It is a fact that there is not a single one of the objective manifestations of senility, those that give the appear ance of old age, which cannot be removed, suppressed, or hidden, or at a youthful substitute found foi it. “To restore the spirit and buoyancy of youth is more difficult. This requires the will, not only the desire, but the determination and the energy to be young, to feel young and look young. Most old persons have rhe desire, some have the deterrainatioii, but few have the energy to "carry out the measures necessary for rejuvenation. In many cases the old man or woman who would like to do so Is afraid of ridicule, of heir j called giddj’ and) foolish if he bi she suddenly appeared in youthful attire and adorned with the artifices of the beauty parlor. Yet under some special stimulus, usually the desire to attract some particular Individual of the opposite sex, both men and women have gone beyond the limit of propriety to look younger than they are and feel younger than they look. And if they went about it the right way they usually succeeded., “I tried it a couple of years ago, not to attract any particular Individual, but to see if it could be done, and how it felt to grow young. “In one year the change in my appearance and actions and feelings was so complete that persons who had not seen me since the earlier days, when I was aged, did not recognize me.” Egyptian Women Are Serfs. The treatment of women in Egypt Is the darkest phase of Egyptian life, says G. N. Barnes, British member of parliament, who recently returned from a tour of thiit country. The men in Egypt, says Mr. Barnes, so far as sex relations are concerned, think themselves the lords of creation. They can divorce their wives at will, without whim or reason, and it is not uncommon for a iuan to have three wives. “Iff many houses,” continues Mr. Barnes, “I saw a woman, and you can take it from me that the portion of the womep 4n Egypt is absolutely one of serfdom and dependence. They spend their lives in miserable hovels, in working in the adjoining fields or in getting water. “They‘tire the serfs of the men and as much beasts of burden as the donkey and the camel. A people which uses women folk in that way are destined to be a subject race and do not deserve to govern.” / — -- Yields to March of Progress. One of the oldest banks in Wall street has finally yielded to the march of progress—and, installed a telephone. It will.-only have one phone at first, for if is difficult to uproot prejudices of many years. (They have never had a telephone because they believed that confidential business could not be conducted over a telephone and their atmosphere of the old bank, the oldest in the city, is that of a staid institution in some old town settled in Colonial times. Absolute quiet prevails. The employees retain the old-fashioned good manners. Instead of a lovely laughing creature who tells the world the line is busy in thrilling soprano, the bank will select for their first telephone operator a person with a beard and a bass voice, able to endow his lightest utterances with a certain profundity. New and Valuable Resin. A new synthetic resin is stated to be a suitable substitute for many purposes for Damar and Kauri gums and common resin. It is produced from coal tar distillates, and has been named Cumar. It is soluble in coal tar solvents, vegetable oils, carbon bisulphide, carbon tetrachloride, ether and acetone. 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