davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
DELAWARE SOLDIERS
IN CASUALTY LlST

Included IN the latest hs1o of cas-
ualties announced by The Mar Depart
mcnt arc the following Delaware names
Lieutenant Charles III Pierce, o
Delaware City slightly wounded.
Private Albert II August. " WA
nington. severely wounded
Private Albert "a Taylor q Lebanon
severely wounded
Private Frank Nelr8dho, ot Whining
ton; wounded. degree undetermined
Private NIillard 4 Logan, of Whining
ton. missing ia action
Private George FL l0rd. ot W.AoN
Grove. wounded degree undetermined
previously reported missing N acton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
Entertaining Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Docastader
are entertaining Mrs Dockstader. niece
and nephew, Miss Bertha Housenlck
and Thomas Cullen, both os Pmladel-
phia. and last night thcy we're guests at
4 banquet given AZ the Hotel ga Foae'
by Mr. and Mrs. Dockstader ioi tae
Garrick employees and theatrlcaI I0LA
there this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED rooms Tor housekeeping ut
523 T. Fifth street. I'll French street
AunlV Coz trench e.reet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
Tel phone Op rator Rewarded

Tor kind and efficient service during
the past year, VI ss Mary Z. Do le chiei
telephone operator in the du Pont Build
ing, Tenth and Market streets, was pre-
scnted with a gold wrist watch Tuesday
by Miss Olive l. Harner IN behalf oi
other Office employees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
pITGHEp THE SIGN MAN
IL A1AN 1I3 SIMPLIFY ST.

Don't GIVE YOUR FURNITURE AND
household goods away VIII pay spot
cash for them Also highest cash prices paid
for raw furs }. Sklut. second and Tatnsn
streets Phone 1873 }.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
PUBLIC SALES.
kLAIR BAZAAR
Saturday. Dec. 28
at II O'Clock sharp
125 Head Horse, and Mules
1Yr

Is head from one contractor Extra good
horsea Five pairs OF horses. weight from
200 TO 1900 pounds Three pairs from
from 800 to $500 pounds. Lot of good
horses and won't bring one-half their value
Every one to be sold as owner Is going TO
leave tho STATE. Same party will sell eight
dump wagons eight farm wagons. - sets
of double harness Blankets OF all kind. to
bo sold for whatever they will bring Also
20 head been working for government.
50 head from Philadelphia 75 from private
parties. Wagons. harness and blankets.
Poultry of all kinds. First OF the year is
right here. If you need a horse you had
better buy him for you will pay double
the money in four weeks time, Notice. 500
bushels good Penns ylvania potatoes for
sale. Come carly. Lot Of st,IH 10 sell:
william II. Rlair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
Xmas Celebration.

The Christmas exercises ~ the Nun.
dav school of Christ Church, Christians
hun i d. viii bc held tomorrow cFenlR
at 7.30 b clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
PRINTING ENGRAVING ,EMBossING

] AM STILL GIVING REASONABLE
SERh ICE. both quality and delivery
Iil1ls. Gray. Printer IL East Eighth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26

FOR SALE-Io5 ". Seventh street, store
II rooms. bath hot water heat. Samuel
Murphey. Jr.. 20ll Bayard avenue. Tele-
phone 347q ],
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE suits and wigs TO biro
Specialists u paints and maAe-ups Frank
biesln-er. corner Fourth and Walnut street.
rLout o25v "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

TAXI SERYiCE-Quick dopendabie. with
reasonable rates. From anywhere 70 any
~lere. anytime Call s23 West Ninth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
HAIR DRESSING.
WALL PAPER AND PApERHANGING

pApERHANGER-H Shames IO3 Nortu
Jackson street Lowest prices. ggaraa teed
work. Phone 132i j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR RENT REAL ESTATE


FOR RENT--A large. corner property on
Delaware avenue near the centro Of the
city immediaGe possession can nc given
ard applications from rehabie tenants VIII
be considered Offices on ne FIRST floor would
make ideal offices FOR a dentist. This is a
rare opportunity and good business pro
position. Apply Equitable Trust Co
FoR RENT-Two stores. Hne location. suit
able for gasoline station or drug store.
Apply at Elmnurst Realty Co. 832 Market
street. PhoOe 5o2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
CLEANER AND DYERS

A. MAkTIN. Tailor. Cleaning. Dyeing.
Pressing. Securing. Repairing OF ladies'
and gentlemen 5 cloLnlCg Nork called for
and delivered. 7O5 W Eighth stree, - s. 4.
$3.50 Automatic Is2o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
APARTMENTS.

FURNISHED Immediate possession 1905
W Sixth street.
FOUR large rooms and ba H. heat and not
water lanitor service Central location.
Price $50 per month. Immediate Possession.
&. W. Griffith. 4-4 W Nintn street.
THREE rooms and bath Apply s23 Mar
kct street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
FOR SALE.

Building Materials
For Sale
2l5 N. p. IA y s Trap IA s. ]. Outlet.
40 = style Lead Traps. In.
2e5 a~t-in Brass Comp Cocks borier drain
ii6o Gin. Lead tipe. 4 ID.
As Pull s Lead Traps. III
Full Lead Traps. Ia
40 = Lead Traps. IN
ID Lead Clean sweep.
aniO 2-in Drainage Teae-
300 Soldering Ripplo~. ~
676 Soldering Nipples. 2-in
$50 as l. Drainage.
$40 C. / Closet ftanpea
so y. !. Tube Traps ~.
n. Z. y. Traps
: Gin. J. u. Gate Valves. No ael
3 Sin ]. T. Gate Valves, No. i60.
, 2-in. or 214-in. J y Gate Valves. No. 400.
, Sin Check Valves.
3 in Gate Valves. No. A4O
8 lin No 500 Hose BibbS-
70 bhs rocora Mortar stain
400 No 4ls1 pips Taplets.
A50 feet u Fibre Conduit
$50 ~ Fibre Conduit Bends.
A50 Porcelain Keyiess Sockets. No. eo3i7.
] IA X. v A. Transformer.
IA X v. a Transformer.
isk V A Moving COIL Transformer.
200 OF. cans Soldering Paste.
2ou steel Pins
$500 Glass insulators. ID. q. II, 7.
200 White tnsulators.
1000 feet $40 galvanized Guy Wire
800 Victor Push Buttons.
10000 feet tl-in. Circular Loom.
2tsi stripped Solder.
1000 3~e Fixture studs,
400 3-a-ln Friction Tape.
100 3-i-iu- RuhDer Tapes
700 Type g. X lightning Arrester
$50 I'm House Brackets.
! Campbell Time switch.
- Ain. ioist Hangers
227 pairs l 3-ixiA strap Anchors
22O 3-A-in MA Machine Bolts and Washers
80 3-i-in \ Is Machine Bolts and W aahers
The above materials may ~ Inspected by
applying 10 l. Bowmhster. At Union
Park Gardens. Wilmington. Delaware
TRIMS or SALE CASH DELIVERY.
y q H. CARS ELSMERr JUNCTION.
BIDS WILL BE opENtD ON THE SEC
OND OF JANUARY. 1919. AND THE
RIGHT Is RESERVED TO REJECT
Any OR ALL BIDS AL. 81 - ShoLID
BOARD. r.. r. q. MATERIAL SECTION.
WILniINGTON. DELAWARE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
sHAMPooING, SCALP TREATMENT
" OMEN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS--I 900 carpets and rugs wanted
70 clean. Both phones George r. Lang.
Co. 2I0J Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
BARRIERS SUPPLIES.

RAZORS AND RAZOR BLATE5
SHAKPENED fEkSCAkE'
rs W EIGHTH STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL
HINES SCHOOL.

4O2 " 22d -
Modern Business Training school
Stenography. bookkeeping. sc. Absolutely
individual instruction Nid-Winter term
opens December 80 Reservations now
being made Phone 80 " y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT
STORAGE.

STORAGE rooms for rent. Both phones.
George Il. Lang Co. lzo5 Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

hUIObIObILrso ToN oALG.
AuToMoBILEs--we buy second. hand
ADAMS yn1e Street c. Garage % 20, N North Adams
street, Phone 1t42 w.
AUTOMOBILES for all makes Of
automobiles new and secondhand springs.
wheels. tires. tubss and all parts. ADAMS
street Garage. 3o2 Adams street Phone
BRADFORD. r. C.--stutz coupe. 1917.
Buick Sis. passenger one Haynes.
,n.s,n ve ana .,, -, isls, s,,
ut 1920 Delaware avenue.
CHALMERS coupe. In good running ordsx
at bargain. 'fhis Is an elegant winter
car and Will seat iof people comfortably
>. Every Evening Once.
CHANDLER tour passenger cIup roadster.
Lot OF extras and in extra good condition.
Overland country club with summer top
and winter closed body. Wiliys-knight
coupe. Just out of paint shop al new tires
Paige b-6i. seven passenger touring. sew
efai extras and good buy.
DIAMOND STATE AUTO co.
Phone 2b2. sl7 1atnall Street.
CADILLAC. olght-cylinder. nye-passenger
touring car. al condition Apply SOB
w. Twentieth street.
FoRD touring. 1915. good condition. for
1850 Apply AZ w Twenty-hith street
FOR SALE -one-ton Ford truck. Hudford
attachment itecentiy 0yorhauied Afn"ti-
ton TAR a. tUunuFy 10 EiSuth hftu tk@it~
road
HUDSON limousine. 1913 Super Six. Rue
about 5.uDu mites Good as new. All new
tires. -Four extra. two new. Trunk rack.
bumper. Cost about 81, 800 viii yell Tor
s3.uUo. Phone ivo5. r. Bradford. loo
Delaware avenue
HUDSON super Six. 1918 model. driven
i.tHiU miles Looks ike now. Sacrifices
cheap oe account of leaving city. Address
g Il. livery hvoniug Once.
JEFFREY touring car Good condition.
fuli electrical equipment. -four speeds
Preo low. Apply Daylight Garage. Ihird
and Warrington streets
LOOK Automobile owners. We buy old
autos and tires not suitable for use. High
est prices paid. Jacob PTotigal. 5l3 last
Third street. - * fnone ifsos
OVERLAND light delivery truck. Good
running order Paint and rubbsr in gooa
condition S3ua Apply Herman. Ninth
and Pine streets.
D-40 Ill DaOh. seven passenger Good paint
Hams. VI Selt IN street.
1918 FORD touring ear. good rubber. N
condition. Highest bidder gets IL. Biscea
Hbaiator Repair 20. hss5 Orange
Two ford trucks. Ford touring car. Over
innd car, tive passenger cadillac car. III
h. IOhsnd. liz IatnaM street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-26
For sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Six-room house. DarSsln- Ap-
ply 10 y 81 Cloud 1927 w. Eisn;eeath
street. Phone $40,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
REJECT VETERAN
BECAUSE OF WOUND
Greek Who Has Seen Service
Pleads Vainly to Get Into
More Fighting

Camp Meade, Admiral, Md. Aug. r.
Nick Sampson, who went over to Greece
to help defeat the Turks, is sad indeed
because the United States army VIII not
overlook n few flaws III his anatomy
caused hv that war. Sampson knows
how II feels to meet an enemy and 10 hght
for 90 minutes for his life and win out
He had a bavonet duel with blg lurk
that was so bloody that at the end OF ~
minutes both were more dead than alive.
Roth went down. unconscious, after many
slashcs. Finally, the Turk, from sitting
position. gave Sampson bayonet Iab
that brought the encounter to a CLIMAX
Summoning all hls strength, sampson
swung his gun around and crushed the
skull of the Turk That was the end OF
the Turk.
samson turned over to die; but, to
his surprise. hours later was awakened
in hospital There was little blood left
in him and he never had another chance
in that war He came To the | nitcd
States and became a citizen. determined
To serve the flag if war ever came. Over
and over again he tried to enlist and cX-
aminCrs al recruiting offices three times
passed him ndcr the STRAIN OF drilling,
however, n bayonct thrust he received
near vital organs gave him much pam
Three times he was rejected from tral.
ing camps Then he was drafted IN
Washington. where he registered Whom
he learned he was on the doubt fu list
he begged Captain George Licke, OF the
18Th Go mpany. to retain HIM IN the
army But the verdict of medical officers,
was final, and he lett camp sad, indeed
Rev ; Tagart steele, Jr., who was
the first religious worker III the camp,
held his farewell scrvicc Yesterday. He
started the E.piscopalan work here when
the first soldiers were arriving end made
hundreds Of friends among men and
officers. He will become a chaplain
in the army and is anxious to 60 to France,
where % many Of his friends already
have gone
Fred {. McCaghey. Of Baltimore
who came to camp wearing a regulation
uniform of his own and who won praise
at once for his knowledge OF drilling
is going back because he cannot stand
the strain Of actual service. McCaghey
went to one Of the officers training camps
at Fort Nfyer, Va, but after Sin weeks
there had to spend four weeks in a hos
pital The examiners found his heart
defective
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
TO BERLIN, NOT FRANCE.
Negro Soldier Wanted Distinctly Under.
stood Location of His Objective.

At least one Negro soldier Is impressed
BY the fact that the Americans are bound
for Berlin, as is shown by his answer to
sn inquirer at the French street station,
when asked where he was going,
The special train loaded with Negro
troops, northbound, stopped at French
to a dapper looking Negro soldier on the
train:
On your way to France, l suppose. :
NO, sab, not zackly We may stop
little while in France, but we is bound
for Berlin. the Negro replled. with a grin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12

Your dningroom where the entire family gathess
should be furnished with careful taste. The new per9
designs in suites are more attractive this season than e
Dainty LOUIS XVI or the quaint Spinet Colonial type
the carved French Chppendale And you need not BUY
an expensive suite to enjoy these designs There Won
derfu range here in oak mahogany and American val
nut and priced from $4,000 per suite Of ten pieces up
You owe to yourself to see and compare the tok~e offer
We have every confidence as to the result Of such COM
parison.
And these suites always moderately priced are marked
at still lower figures this month.
The noral-Buy Now.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
Barkeeps TO Pa rade Labor Day.

Local Union No 446 OF Bartenders,
have voted 10 parade on Labor Day,
with the Central Labor Union. as an
expression of Loyalty to the American
Federation Of Labor, and TO President
Wilson. A request that the saloons
be closed, so that the bartenders NAV
all march, has also been made TO the
prOprietors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
A Clearance of
Lace Curtains

Here is an opportunity TO get that
wanted pair Of Lace Curtains at a saw
ing Of from 25 per cent TO so per cent.
These curtains are Of our regular stock
and in a number Of the best weaves.
We have, however. only one, two or
three pairs Of kind and we have
sharply reduced them for a quick NOV
ing. The quantities are limited 50 an
early selection is advised
All one-pair Curtains are marked
at one-half off.
All two-pair Curtains are marked
at one-third off.
All three-pair Curtains are
marked at one-fourth off.
The new CretOnnes are here at Au-
gust prices. The designs are unusual
and are quite the thing for fall draper
les. They are made in 30-inch width
from 4Oc to $500 per yard.
Among the newest are the bird and
butterfly designs, which show practie-
ally transparent especially suited for
different, distinctive window draperleS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
DECLARES HE BLAMES
NO ONE BUT HIMSELF

George l.. Pickngton, 2l5 ;. Ninth
street, Philadelphia, owner Of the apart
ment building al that address, and one OF
Philadelphia best known residents, said .
Il blame myself for getting such
severe case OF indigestion, as | paid al
most no attention 10 the mastication OF
my food, regular meal times or proper
outdoor exercise II it hadn't been for
Tanlac | guess il would have got the best
of me, as my whole system was lined with
poisonous undigested food. My. how
did suffer after eating. lacked energy,
always feeling used-up and ured.
''Tanlac swept my system clean OF all
impurities, increased my appetite and
fixed up my poor stomach ike new |
give Tanlac my heartiest Endorsement.
The genuine Tanlac, which Is being
specially introduced at all leading drug
stores bears the name Of J. l. Gore Co
on outside carton of each bottle. Look
for iti-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
At Last Some
Dinner Sets

Months and months ago We placed
our orders for these sets but war and
labor conditions delayed them. They
have finally arrived, however, in time
for the August sale and August reduc-
tons. We do not know when we will
be able 10 get more, nor at what price
therefore if you need new dishes buy
NOW.
Domestic porcelain sets 100 pieces
in spray decorations a blue and
gold border or a gold and white border,
are marked for this month only, $3.50
per set.
Blue-geen or blue and buff spray
decorations, $25.6 the set of 100 pieces.
Other domestic porcelain sets in
variety Of decorations, are marked
$28.35, $3.50, and $40.50 per set Of
100 pieces.
French China Dinner Sets of 100
pieces, some with burnt gold decora-
tons, are marked $7O.2O $751; $81 90,
$121 so and $4,000 the set. These are
open stock patterns and you can fill up
your set piece by piece. You can real
lie that foreign conditions make it adj
visable 10 buy now.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
Odd Dining Chairs
Half Priced

We have ready for tOmoToW's selling
a number cf odd dlnlngroom Chairs and
Arm Chairs. These chars are dlScon-
tinued patterns but one or tWo or
three Of a kind. in Quartered oak and
mahogany and with genuine .eatner
seats.
And incidentally there are more than
the dlnlngrOom in which you can use
some Of these chars. They are sold
for immediate delivery only and are
marked hall price. aS follows:
J SIS now S1.S7
$50 now 2.25
500 now $50
600 now 800
80 now 3.75
1000 now 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
! x 11-B101teI Sole fl,ot Cuts the Cost Of
" S. Better Furniture

Cheap finished recognition
this big store.
This odas been built the principle that
furnishings what patrons want and this
substantial reductions this month
honestly made-need not be expensive But
goodness construction and be
them the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12

knowledge of what 5 good furniture.
We can only pon-aith stfabIe pdeto the hundreds ye
thousands edger that show through their continued
patronage that have this knowledge and
With prices soaring and good furnishings becoming this
August offers exceptional for
Why not take advantage Of and save?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12

Bituminous coal in army camps re-
minds us how beautifully PIttsburg Is
camoutiagcd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
Durable Floor Cover
lnps---IOw Prices

We didn't know 50 many bathrooms
and kitchens needed new llnoleum for
We have laid hundreds Of yards the last
few months.
OF course there's a rea>ou in fact
several of them One IS that there
are ever tlftN patterns 0f the best makes
10 choose from And the second rea-
son an important one $ that these
patterns are marked tn some cases be-
ioW the present wholesale price ana IN
every case way below the present mar
ket value.
These floor coverings IN many n
Stances cost more today than aur rrgu-
lar retail prices. and You can realize
Your increased SAVINGS at these reduced
prices The best makes are rep
resented and We can Suit almost any
taste and tit any room.
Milton Rugs, qNl2 $49. so to $500
Wilton Rugs. S.}NlO.o S49. so to $54. 90
ANrninSter Rugs. 0Nl2 S3l so t1 $3.50
Administer Rugs.
8+5N1o.o $27.OO to $45.OO
Small size Rugs gan be supplied 70
tlt most rooms.
A very special Rug is a nottled
Administer, q in. X 54 in, low priced
at $500.
For an inexpensive Rug WOO. Fibre
from SIPS to Sl7.50, 9N12 CreX
Rugs, 9X12. from S9.75 70 $500.
Let us measure your room and lay
one Of these attractive patterns While
YOU GAN save.
lnlaid LinoIeum, SIPS, Sl.70 and
S1.S0 per square Ward laid.
Printed LinoleumS, CSC per square
yard laid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12

Every day we are drawing from warehouses some
Of the petties of new bedroom suites And these suites
were bought months ago. for foresaw the rising
ket and scarcity and anticipated heavily. Conse-
quenty these suites today from 20 per cent to 80 per
cent below present prices and reduced at least 10 per
cent in this sale One mahogany four piece suite is marked
s1125o Other suites in mahogany and American walnut
and in the various period designs marked from $4,000
to s5o0OO, and in around $4,000 there exeep
tional values
We have number of odd pieoes-beds, bureaus,
toilet tables and choners and large assortment of the
popular four-post beds.
Why not fix up your bedroom now and take these
savings?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-12
Porch Pieces at
Decided Savings

Decided Savings
Our stock Of porch pieces has
been marked at some attractive
prices for particularly quick moving
There is good selection Of the
sturdy maple frame porch chairs
and rockers with cane seats and
cane or slat backs in natural or
greeu. Al Of these pieces have been
reduced 20 per cent
Some Chinese Sea Grass settees
odd pieces are marked half price,
rs follows.
s27.O0 to $3.50
$500 70 400
2f00 to 1900
20 90 To 1900
Porch Swings in green or furnpd
oak finish, and in lengths from ~
inches 70 feet have been reduced
400 70 { 2f6
$50 n 1 33
$50 70 567
1900 to 1906
Some attractive porch sets set
toes. rockers, arm and side chairs
and both in grey enamel. some with
cretonned upholstery, have been
reduced
$3.50 to 5000
400 70 31.34
500 70 373f
1900 TO 3267
These are not only porch sets hut
admirably adapted for the winter
sittingroom Sold complete only
And speaking Of porchcs. you can
make that back porch = very COM
Portable place these torrid DAYS
for back porch is usually breezy.
Get a Eudor porch screen-thev
come in al widths from G to u feet.
$3.50 10 s12 90, and an Highlander
couch bed. from $1,000 to $4,000
These extension couches have heavy
metal frames, comfortable springs
and heavy felt pad They can he
converted into a bed in a jifFv big
enough for two grown ups or three
kiddies Why not get ono and sleep
in comfort-and YOU wont have
10 be hauling that heavy mattress
10 the reception room every night.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-03-01

Millie Baty and Dorothy Allen, aged
IA and 16 years. Two girls escaped
from the same institution Sunda!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-03-01
INTERNATIONALIsM DOESN'T WORK.

Historians of the future will be able to tell us,
by viewing the events of today in retrospect and
reaching their conclusions when stability comes,
just what the present regime in Russia is seeking
to establish. 1t is hard for us now, with the
meager and the colored reports of happenings
over there to figure out anything for ourselves
about it, except that Russia is out of the war as
fighting factor.
But there is thing that is clear to us, in all
of this confusion. and that is that so long as the
German government is what it is, so long
ruthless military autocracy rides high in the
saddle it is not any respecter of persons or ideals
or the struggles of an embryonic democracy or
one wellestablished, but will ride all rough
shod and ,lnscrupulously, just it is riding over
Russia today
Il SO the theory of internationalism- song of
the Bolshevik, the l. w. w. and some brands Of
Socialists exploded, for the soldiers of Ger
many are not hesitating to slaughter their broth
ers'' of the Soviet the regime of Trotzky and
Lenine, the worlds prime leaders of radical in
ternationalism, faces determination by the Ger
man hosts In the last ANALYSIS it is because man
is still what he is and brute force has not been
taught it's place in modern civilization.
The lesson is a mighty important one for u.s.