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The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Pittsbu.yh, May N.-cattle-Receipts. 100;
higher: steers. Sl7.ooal7so heifers, sl3ooalL 80
COWS, Sl0oOala5O.
Hoss-Recsipts. $500; lower: heaEies, s1725a
lL50; heavy Workers and light Yorkers. sls.Ooa
1s.l5; pigs slsonalS26 -
sheep and Lambs-Re Receipts. 500; lower; top
sheep. $l4z5; top lambs, $780,
Calyes-Receipts. i.zo; lower: top. Ss.&.
st. Louis, May n.-Hoss-Receip,s, 1900;
steady: light. uII25slLS; pigs, Si6aal7 Is
mixed and butchers. ,liocaii.ss; good hea1y.
s7.o0al715; bulk. s17.ooal7.3o.
Cattle Receipts. 500; slow; native beef
steers. 81. 5oeifeo; yearing steers and heifers,
o. 5oal55o; cows, N.Dal3.7s; stockers and feed
err, Ss.5oal2oo; native calves, N.75ailoo
Sheep-Receipts, lsoo; steady; lambs, silOos
les5; ewes. si2ooaiLoo; csnnsn and choppers.
H.Ooal0.O.
Kansas City. May U.-Hogs- Receipts, 1900.
lower: bulk. sl7.ooalz10; heavy y6soaiIo5; pack.
srs and butchers. slessalf.ioi light slLocaif.is;
csttle-Receipts, isou; aesdy: prime led
steers. sl69oaI7.4o; dressed beef steers, sl2ooa
l6Ts; Southern steers. $1iooal4.5o; cows. &8a
HOO; heifers, ss5Aisoo; stockers and fcesiers
YT5ais.7s; builA ssooaii-5o; calves. sI3.oo
sheep-ReceiptS 5000; steady; lambs, slkpa
1000; yesrlinss. siA0slf.oo; wsthezs, si1ooals.sp;
ewes Hi5oalkco 80
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
WALL STREET STOCK
MARKET IRREGULAR
Traders Bewildered by Many De-
velopments crowdins In.
ny BRoApAN WALL.

New York. May 12.-so many import
ant developments were crowded into
Wall Streets session today that
traders were bewildered and the mar
ket was very irregular. The opening
was steady. but almost Immediately
prices weakened 80 that there were
iosses OF as much as three points IN
some standard issue within an hour.
Then came a rally that made up most
OF the losses. After President Will
son made his address to Congress,
confirming reports of an immediate tax
bill and resumption OF the German Of
fensive. the market sold or rapidly.
In the afternoon lower prices were
made than In the morning. losses in
some active issues running as much as
points to 10 from the high figure of
the morning or the previous close. FL
nal prices were about the lowest of
the day with stocks pressing for sale.
Action OF the market today demon
strated the wisdom Of q conservative
attitude. The market fundamentals
are very bullish but the superficial in
huences are bearish.
Leading bankers approve President
Wilson's attitude In regard to the tax
bill They admit that temporarily II
VIII subject the various groups of in
dustries to unpleasant scrutiny and
therefore to stock market Irregular
ity. But It will give the country fg-
ures on which to work.
The, railroad situation IL at last on
sound foundation as a result of to-
days announcement by Mr.. McAdoo.
The wage increase Of $500. o0o, 900 is met
with rate and passenger increase OF
$50, ,Ooo,o 600. This excess Of income will
go to help the Government pay the
rentals.
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G. P. 0. FORCES Want
their Wages RAISED
Demand So Instead of 81 as
Minimum Pay.

Minimum wages of the Govern
ment Printing once will be raised
from $500 a day to $500, IL the
request of the National Federation
of Federal Employees is granted by
the public printer. Cornelius Ford.
A resolution to present q wage
petition before Mr.. Ford was passed
at q meeting of local lodge No. II
of the federation. An impressive
address was delivered by the presi-
dent. r. Taylor. Employees Of the
Government Printing once pre-
sented facts showing that. their
present wages are inadequate, in
view OF high prices and rent profit
eering.
The union went on record a. adj
vocating an eight-hour day. In
creased compensation and better
working conditions, Mr.. Taylor an
nounced Z. mass meeting to be held
at the headquzrters Of the union.
100 Q etreet nofthWest toniEht
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28

nase; raiaeas per pair. sl.sun.g: pigeons ola,
per psir: tesa,si de, yculs. Per psis ,s,s zse !,
baneis. fancy dry picked. weighing pognds ana
ever spiscs. ~ smaller si.s 1as,s; e'a 3
bon. MIX fed, dry pdcked and fancy selected.
NJ; Weighing pounds and ovsr spise.. ssc;
~ ibs. aDaecs. s1aste; , NJ. apiecs. 1.As;
Frozen fowls. IN barrels, fancy dfy-picked.
weighing pounda and ossr spisee. slei "
pounds apiece. szAsoc; smaller azss. na0c.
Frozen broiiing chickens. weighing rsa2 pounds
apiece. western. fosi1r. Roasting chickens.
western. in bozes weighing " pounds and
over apiece. 30; pounds, sAssc; ~ pounds,
slascc; NtaS pounds, zsa5oc. Tnkeys, nearby.
dry-picked. best, ss5ic: fair 70 good. zasoe.
Trkess. western, dry.picksd. best sesstei fair
70 good. asaspc. Turkeys. old toms. Sc; DO.
common. &a2sc Spring ducks. Lous isisnd.
caiic. Squads. per dozen. whits. weighing
II 70 u pounds per dozen. 7a7.D; white. weigh
ing . 70 10 pounds. per dozen, s.2sas.75; white.
weighing . pounds per dozen. 5a&7s; do. do.
pounds per dozen. 4a45o; do, do, sasss
pounds per dozen. 27sas.z; dark. la2; small
and no. q i5caSz.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
ny JOS. r. PRITCHARD.

Chicago, May E.-From the action OF the
Corn Market today which declined saioc. trade
in that grain seems to have taken no stock in
lerorts sent broadcast on Friday and Sstur
day Of last week Of big alcohol orders and
which are not confirmed
There were no sales Of cash oats for exports
and only $500 bushels reported as taken on
domestic account. Prices were llaa2c lower.
Ths No. white was lalS+c under the May,
whils the standards and No. white sold lc
over the May futures.
Oats futures were inclined to softness with
net declines Of NC for May and isRilc for July
Hog rToducts are nov considered as repre-
senting 800 hogs. There was a decline Of &c
in hogs at the yards and the entire list closed
a shade better on short covering Exports Of
lard and meats for the week were larger than
last year, but domestic demand continues small
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.
cial to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd. May a.-Cattle receipts for
the week ending at noon today were .66l head,
against 1850 head last week. Receipts, 81 car
loads, for market for the week; % carloads for
market today. Market strong active and higher.
Quot !: stesrs-Choice. l5.5Oll6eo: good butcher,
l5.ooal5.5e; medium, ASoals.oo common, 1900
al4.50. Heifers-Choice. I22alLeo; fair 10
good. n56al23; common to medium. a0a
n.0. Bulb-Choice. i2oA1SO; fair to good,
n!Oal20j common to medium, s00all. o.
cows-Chcice. lo5oall.so; fair to GOOD, loooa
1850; common to medium. T.ooaIooo.
Sheep and Lambs-Recsipts for the week end.
Ing at boon today wore 2oep head, AGAINST yo9e
bead hst week. Fair supply. Market higher.
onoes: ohpped sheep-6Naf2o; sprins lambs.
hoa2so Hos-RsceiptA for the week end
Ing at noon today were s,55l head, against q al
head Last week; fair supply; market lower.
Quote: Light westerns. 1870; medium. ia7o;
heavy. ls3: pigs. lso0als.iu; roushs, M.ooal6 50.
Calves-Rsceipts for the week ending At noon
today were 39 head. against sl2 head last week.
IA 00al6 o.
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81 90. 10000 Of new capital. He Il also
about 70 Increase rates far beyond
any point even contemplated by the
Interstate Commerce Commission. In
addition to that he h 70 approve the
great increase IN the scals of wages
which has been recommended. It Is
for these reasons that 1t has been Of
almost unyarying COMMENT, In the
financial district that Mr.. McAdoo
was not only Justified IN taking the
action which he has done In respect
10 the railroad presidents, but fufth-
srmore, II he were man OF courage
and Of great executive force, It was
inevitable that he take this action.
The time may come II the war be
prolonged. when he. as Director Gen.
erai, will again authorize an issue OF
fresh capital amounting to 81. .000. .0oo. 900
to be expended In Accordance with
methods which he dictates to the dif-
ferent railroads.
with these enormous expenditures
In the form Of fresh capital which
Mr.. McAdoo has the power to author
ize-and In one case has already
authorized-there is no escaping his
responsibility for bringing under Inn
mediate. direct and absolute personal
control the operating forces Of the
American railroads.
II has been sometimes said In the
financial district that this Is to be
looked upon as war measure, and
that view is regarded as having been
justified by a statement which Direc-
tor General McAdoo has himself
made. But 1t is also wondered
whsther. II as a war measure this
succeeds greatiy. It will not inevita-
bly, lead TO such changes in our ma
tional policy with respect to the rail-
roads as to bring them under perfect
government control and administra-
ton which may involve government
ownership. HOLLAND"
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

sPhiladeiphia. Nay z.-Prices On ths local
pfodnee market ranged As follows:
strictly held. Quotations were as follows:
solid-paeked creamery, extra. Aiic; hisher scor.
ing god. s5lkalSk: extn firsts, s3Kalic, firstn
t2as3: secouds, ssilc; nearby prinfs, extra, sec:
fancy hfsnds iobning q 5oas2o; fAir % good,
<,ai7c; s.rlicly. 3Ss1oc. =
EGGS were N fhir rsuuest and st<sdvy
frss eassA nearby frsts. los per standard
c~se; current receipts. per c4se, $50: wertsru
extra frsts iaB pr case; nrsts. aso.iaso pef
cass; esndlsd esys jobhing st <osfsc per dozsn.
LIVE PouLTRY-Fowb. sos3le; sprlnx
shicsen4 r.Iehins lax pounds apisce. 0aa1c !:
rslis. zsagi q, Iaziss sss.s ~, ] = - I
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
Chile BNVOY'S
MEMORY PAID
HONOR ATSHIP
Be Accompanied A On
Journey by Joseph
H. Shea.

,soiemnity ana glory combined to DO
honor TO the late Ambassador santi-
ago Aldunate a. his body was placed
aboard the Mayfower preparatory TO
its removal to his native land. Chile
The minor strains OF music, the
deep boom Of guns. the flash Of mill
tary dress, flags at half mast TO make
the funeral memorable I'm the minds
Of his intimates and friends. II is
thus that the United States honors
ministers extraordinary and amoassa-
doris.
The cortege that accompanied the
body from its removal from an under
taking establishment until Il was
finally placed aboard the Mayfower
was composed OF q regiment OF United
States Marines, q squadron of United
States Cavalry and the Marine Band.
Twelve petty ofiicers of the United
States navy and one chief petty Of
ficer acted as pallbearers. -
Rear Admiral Receives Body.
The procession moved through the
Capitol grounds and proceeded 70 the
navy yard. There the accompanying
troops turned out and the comm pass
ed through lines of troops standing
at attention. As the body was taken
on board the Mayhower the usual
salute Of fifteen guns was given. Rear
Admiral Marshall U. 8. n. received
the body on board the Mayiower.
Members Of the family OF DIR. Al
dunate and Joseph II. Shea, American
Ambassador TO Chile, who is return
ing to his post after a short leave In
this country, will accompany the body
to Chile.
The ceremony today was attended
by Breckenridge Long, Third Assistant
Secretary of State: Ambassador Shea;
Herbert Jordon stabler. chief Of the
division Of Latin-American affairs,
Department OF State; John Barrett,
director of the Pan American Union,
and F. J. Yanes. secretary Of the Pan
American Union.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. May N.-wheat-spot No. .
rcd soft: az: spot No. . red winter. IA Re-
ceipts, 2e5l bushels
I, Corn-Receipts. S;.7W bushels; exports, sl,lss
bushels.
oats-Dull standard white, 81 asked; No. )
Wb te, sos asked. Receipts, o 500 bushels
Rye-Easier; No. western export, 400
Hay-Quiet and steady; No. timothy, s.uh
a3l.so; No. l clover. mixed. A5os3M
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York, May T.-Business on the Curb
Director General McAdoo with reference ~
railroad wage increases and increased PASSENGER
rates and the address by President Wilson On
the necessity Of completing revenue legisiation
Prices becai'se Of the unfavorable features were
heavy and reactions Of from fractions to con
aderahly more than Q point wers s,rnd
throughout the entire list.
lndustrials were fairly active In the late
deanngs but rEices in nearly all instances were
a. sharp reeessions from the finals Of last wesk
aetna Explosives and wrisht-Afarin were
active. Metal stocks were without special fes-
tue. w.
OJotatiouk fufuished b-s " % MA
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, May T.-Money on call opened at
6 per cent; high per cent low 5% per cent !;
close per cent Most Of the days loans were
made at per cent.
done in renewals Rates on industrial collateral
were per cent for all naaturities; mixed sA
per cent for % and % days and par csnt for
four, five and six months
Mercantile paper was also quiet and demand
was light Ths minimum rate was practically
per cent
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28

signed to duty as General Veterinary
Inspector for the Middle West and
the Pacific Coast.
With the graduation OF the pres
ent class Of the navy bay oficers'
cchool the school will be transfer red
from Catholic University, near Wash
ington, where Il has been held all
winter and soring. and will conyGne
with q new class Of about - stu
dents at the Naval Academy. AZ
napolis. The course will extend oYef
q period CT Six weeks, at 'he end
Of which another class of about 30
students will be Immediately assem-
bled. Whether or not the school
will remain longer at the Naval Acad-
emy has not been decided at this
time; but there will be at least two
classes trained during the summer
vasation period at the Academy.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.

Washington Gas s., $500 at s5&,
Capital Traction S. 500 at 1904.
Washington Railway and Electric 4 aMo
At ca. $3.50 at es5. sl.oo0 at ssH. 500 at
osz, 81. 900 st g.
Wsshinston Railway and Electric psd.. S
at 66, at 60. 5 at e5.
Msrsenthaler. at llg4, 10 at ll0s, at
After tan:
Mergenthaler. at IloK.
Washington Railway and Electric 4, 5000
at c. '-'V~'
CAPITAL Traction s.. 5000 at 1904.
Commercial National Bank. / Al iso
Lanston, / at So
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28

Maj. Lewis A. Kline. Veterinary
Corps. national army, who has re-
Gently been on duty in France, has
reported for duty in the veterinary
division Of the Surgeon Generals Of
ficc in Washington.
Maj. A. L. Mason, Veterinary
Corps, national army. who ras also
returned from France, has been as
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
The Safest Investments

Ar. thoss that 30 not nuctuats during dis-
marietta Firss deed Of trust nct1 tnrst
Iortgssssl. .sn seeursd On raj ssta,s D
ne en.ndI Tesponddnu q indiyidpaS O.
co<pqrstion for tngf stahlify. We can
supp1 sueA in!estemnts in amolnts nom so
upvat1 Send for booklet sCoucrrnins
Losns md tuvsstments." -
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
FurnIshen CanltaI.

But at one stroke OF the pen Director
General McAdoo furnishes the rail-
roads Of the United States with nearly
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24

American Y. nj. Z. 4. Workers Teach Returned Russian Goi4i1ra ussIuI
With the Government at Washington prepared to lend economic and
philanthropic support to Russia, the National War W@9k Council Of the
Y. M e. A. is actively recruiting to reinforce the Red Triangle workers
already manning hurs over there. Agricultural experts, physical droc
tors nc regular Y. VI. c. A. secretaries as we'll as other men familiar with
welfare work in communities are being sought
q fu1her consideration of a definite policy toward Eaai2 has served
virtually RS a "go*head" order 10 the association. The =. i c. a. through
III uncertainties OF the past few months, has kept 103 IS its secret; rs in
huss+a. These LEI have been kept busy day and night N an effort to
buAd up the morale Oft the citizens and soldiers Of the unfortunate coun-
Try n ecretarjes today are in all parts of Jussia.
In he dark days of Russia the American secretaries "stcod by" all
oe ina country to servet the people in every way possible. Thousands of
mVahd prisoners We're taken care of as they returned fr1n Germany. Most
all the men were broken in health. They died, almost without exception,
VIII curses against Germany: But greater even than ther hatred was their
ono that their countTymen could have made peace" with such a
enemy
1.-The Y. NJ {. A. leaders in Russia" said DR. w. w. Alexander, direc-
War Work Council, "have never doubted the essential soundness of the
Russlan people. Despite all difficulties and inevitable Losses and discour
agement& TIT Y M. G. A. has remained n Russia, seeking to erve and
watching fol g better day The day is now evidently coming"
Fifteen new secretaries, with ability to contribute ONE constructive
element to the Russian life OF the future are being searched for throughout
the Southeastern Department. Some agricultursts are wanted, some
business men, bat the call comes stronger for men skilled in rural Y. M.
{. A and Community work, All are to go with the purpose of helping
Russia help herself
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
Executors Notice.

The undersigned having qualified as ex
"crtor of the list will and testament of
OF Julius A Parker. deceased, this is to
notify all persons havi' g claims against the
estate o the said deceased to present the
10 the undersigned, duly verified, on
or before }he 18Th day of July, 1919 or this
notice will be plead in barof their recov-
cry All persons indebted to said estate
VIII nIF'lse m Ike immediate payment.
July 5, 1913 SILAs MCL>UGHLIN,
Executor.
MooresvilIe, R.F D. ), n. G.
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LAND FOR SALE.

224-acre farm situated in Nos Township
Nabarrns County, 8 miles from oncord $
from Midland; 80 acres cleared, good
state OF cultivation we'll watered, 4 dwell
jngs on place in good condition, barns and
ouIhouses also in good condition. Will cut
mp farm to suit purchaser or swap for de
sirable location. This land will make bale
of cotton per acre. Schools and churches
close, young orchard Much salable tim
Der on farm. For information apply to ".
". Auten, Bost Mill. n. Q. 7-3 St I'D.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24

The Lutheran ministers Of
Rowan met IN regular con~
vention aid discussed church
articles and also signed
strong articles Of loyalty to
the government The m-et-
.ng was held i'll st johns
church.
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Twice Proven.

If you suffer backache, sleep
less nights, tired dull days and
distressing urinary orders, don't
experiment. Read this twice
told testimony. 1t is Salisbury
evidence doubly proven.
Mrs J F Barber, SIP W Innes
St.. gave the following statement
March II, 1915: Il have taken
Doan's Kidney Pills for years
and have always found them
very beneficial. l am subject to
kidney and bladder troubles at
times. My back causes me con-
siderable misery when ever my
kidneys get out of order but l
find that Doan's are the only
medicine for this trouble. |
never fail to recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills when [ hear any
one complain of their Kidneys"
On May "A, 1918 Mrs Barber
said: II hold the same high
opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills
today that l did some time ago
Doan's cured me of a bad attack
of kidney trouble and l still use
them at times when [ need them
and they never fail to help me -
6Oc, at all dealers. Foster
Mllburn Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo,
N. Y.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24

During the fierce electrical
storm of last Wednesday the
Tightening struck the res,
dence OF L Sides on east
Fisher street. Practically
no damage was done, though
Mrs Sides and daughter
were stunnef.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
Notice 10 Creditors.

Having qualified as administrators of the
estate of George W. Bringle, This is 10 noti-
fly all persons having claims against the
said decedent to file an itemized, verified
statement Of same with the Undersigned ON
or before the 18th day of July 1919, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar OF their re-
covery Persons indebted to said estate are
notified to make prompt settlement.
THIS July 10Th 1918.
II. d. Harrington, Adm,
John L. Rendleman. Atty. III OF pd
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
American Woman FurtI2est Front

(y Delayed Cable from Chateau Thierry Front With American Forces
in France Mrs. Clara Simmons, Graron, Mass, woman Y. NJ. c. A. work.
er furthest front. placidy runs canteen while shells drop in adjoining
field. Makes hot chocolate and distributes cookies to men going into &C.
ton. Military policeman killed by shell 2aar her hut. Husband with Y
NJ. c. A forces in Vadyostok. RusEa.
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Salisbury, N. G.. July "a. 1918
Price For Wood Fixed.

After a meeting Of the
fuel commissioners and farms
ers it was announced Satur~
day that the fuel administra-
tor for Rowan had fixed The
price of wood by the cord on
the Salisbury market at Sc
per cord. 1t is generally
thought this to be a very
liberal price for a farmer
who bias to haul wood eight
or ten miles. The price pc!
cord for other towns in thr
county has not been fixed
This dose not prevent any oIt
selling for less nor does it in
terfere with those who wish
to sell by the load. 1t is neg
essary, however, for those
who sell by the cord to see
that the customers actually
get a cord, 1913 cubic fe4t.
For Indigestion, Constipation or
Biliousness
r-A en oon% Io%t1o ~ Az roc
WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi~
cine Co., manufacturers of Laxative Bromo
Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic.
A train of six hundred
colored soldiers passed here
Friday on their way north
and were met by the can
teen workers and served in
the same m an e as the
white troops, The c%anteen
workers in their helpful work
among the passing troops ale
giving the colored soldiers
The same attention and ser
vices as that rendered the
white men in uniform. It is
a patriotic spirit prompting
this, and the colored troops
show great appreciation.
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|. l.. ! ! sa:xs77at0n GOllemer

Hot water. electric lights and other mod
orn improvements. The 37th annual SEES
sion will begin September 18th
write for NV illustrated catalogue. also
fer particulars concerning our special offer
to Il few girls who can not pay our cata-
Iogue rate. address j. NJ. Rhodes, Little
TON " &
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For Indigestion, Constipation or
BiIiOuSnesS

Just try one 5O-cent bottle of LAX-FOs
WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi-
cine Co., manufacturers of laxative Bromo
Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-12

STOCKHOLM, Sept 10.-(By The Associated Press).-July and August were months of horror which never will be forgotten by persons who watched Russia's two great cities Petrograd and Moscow-pass through the mad attempt of the Bolsheviki to shoot or imprisof all persons who dis agreed with their wild efforts to con- trol crumbling European Russia. Sep tember probably will be worse for the opposition parties are gaining strength through desperation.
 The lives of the non BolShevilli are unsafe and everywhere in Russia self defense is forcing unwilling belliger- ents to take up arms against the ruth less persecution of the so-called com missions for the suppression of a counter revolution which shoot down the bourgeois by the hundreds.
 Will Not Repeat History
 Leon Trotzky. the bolshevik minister of war, evidently is determined that his dictatorship of the proletariat will not repeat the history of the former provisional government and fail through being too merciful.
 Ex-Premier Kerensky refused to inn pose death penalty and his government fell almost without the loss of life