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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
WARSHIPS STAY
IN LOCAL HARBOR
seaplanes Sail Saturday Flo
tila Remains Until Sun
day for Stores.

The three giant seaplanes Of the anti
submarine flOtilla Saturday will hop
OH to Cairo on the first leg OF the trip
to 81. Louis according to revised plans
outlined Friday by Lieut. Commander
Thos, O. Berrien, senior officer. The
Isabel, the submarine ks and sub chas-
ers NO 2 and No. 1879 will remain over
sunday, the commander SAYS, and the
boats WIN be open for inspection from
: an. 10 II a. m, then from / o'clock
10 8 pm. and from 7 to 9 pm.
Delays In getting proper fuel will en-
able Memphians In greater numbers TO
nave an opportunity Of visiting these
interesting vessels.
The Isabel Friday hove anchor and
glided down the river to the govern
liver. where two cars Of fuel oil from
Baton Rouge. La, were taken aboard
ny means of a pipe line. The Isabel
Will again anchor In the canal at the
foot OF jefferson avenue Friday eve
nlng where she will be moored for in
speetlon all day Saturday. The KS
and the subchaser No. 2 and No. 1879
took on fuel, water and stores from a
barge while anchored in the canal.
Several preliminary short flights over
the city were made by officers in the
seaplanes Friday to test out their en-
gines preparatory to their long flight
q saturday. Thousands Of people
thronged the levee Saturday watching
the graceful evolutions of the flying
machines as they scared over the river,
alighted and glided over It's surface.
With the departure OF Lieut.. Com
mander Wells Hawks Thursday night,
after outlining the itinerary OF the no
tillA up the Mississippi river and tribu-
taries, the cruise and recruiting NAV be
said to have Just fairly begun.
Lieut.. G NJ. Weichelt, who Is to have
charge Of the recruiting, Joined the
ships at Memphis and from Memphis
up the valley great interest and STINT
lus TO recruiting Is bound to be the
result Of the cruise. W. II. Underhill,
chief printer L. s. n. official pho
tographer of navy aviation, and Mel
son Edwards, motion picture photogra-
pher. both fresh from Trepassey Bay, |
Newfoundland, where they photoed and
filmed the hopping off of the trans
Atlantic flyer NC-4. joined the flotilla
here. Motion pictures e Memphis |
and Of the maneuvers of the ships IN
the Memphis river enamel on the re-
turn trip six weeks hence will be taken |
by these officers. c. A.. Stahl, official
navy photographer from New York, |
took pictures Of the flotilla Thursday
Tor filing with the department at Wash
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
Hundreds View Ships.

A weeks celebration at st. Louis will
be the first big event participated IN
by the antisubmarine warshlps. Ex-
tensive flights and will be
staged in the river channel there. The
flying boats win visit cities up the
Ohio river and also plan TO 20 as far
north as Chicago and participate in
an aviation meet there early In July.
The voyage of the destroyer Isabel
and the submarine KS will be limited
TO the ability OF the boats to traverse
the Mississippi river. A cruise as far
north as Dubuque, Iowa, has been out
lined, but II the river falls very rapidly
this trip may have to be curtailed as
far as the larger vessels are concerned.
1t Is believed, however, that at least
the subchasers can GO as far as Du-
buque, possibly to st, Paul.
A weeks stay is Planned for Mem
phis when the return voyage Is made
In about six weeks. Officials OF the
city and others win be given trips UNI
derwater on the KS. and short hops
on the subchasers and the destroyer
Isabel. It is unlikely that anyone will
be allowed to take flights in the sea-
planes on account Of the danger OF
accident for which the navy department
does not care to stand the RESPONSE
bility.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
REC s
Now Is the Time TO oet Rid OF rhess
Uply Spots.

There's nc longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed OF your freckles, az
Othine-douhle strengths guaranteed
to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce Of Othine-
double strength--from any druggist and
apply a little Of II night and morning
and YOU should o o see that even the
worst freckles have begun to disap-
pear, while the tighter ones have van
ished entirely. II Is seldom that more
than an ounce Is needed to completely
clear the skin and gain u beautiful,
clear complexion.
BE sure 10 ask for the double strength
Othine, as this liz sold under guaran.
tee Of money back " 1t fails TO remove
freekles. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
HOUSES BUILDING.

EARLE, Ark, June 8. (Spl)-The
contract has been let for the erection
OF a number OF brick business houses
to be erected at once. Every building
has already been rented for a number
OF years.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
Last, But Not Least

That's the Chicks; just watch them
go now, Root for them and smoke
Samelsons Extras, price &c. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
Mems STYLE Center.

For keen, clean, classy summer
clothing for the clever man at moderate
prices, see J. H, Moriarty e. Son, Tai
Tors, 81 South Main street. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06

returned home. Epstein was severely
wounded In the fighting in the st. MI
hiel salient and was cited for distin-
guished courage and ~gallantry by Brig
Gen. Lindsey. Epstein, himself wound
ed, rescued two wounded comrades.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
The Very Next Time

That YOU buy n cigar ask for a Samel-
sons Extra. the cigar Of true lie quail
ity for &c. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
Celebrations Planned

The bands of IS pieces from the
Great Lakes training station and OF
the recruit ship New York, Joined the
flotilla here and will remain aboard
the destroyer Isabel throughout the
voyage as will also the glee club from
Hampton Roads.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
visit of the Isabel, the two chasers
and the submarine KS is an unofficial
one so insistent were the demands Of
the public that the ships were thrown
open for inspection Thursday afternoon
and evening and hundreds went aboard.
Friday, only, the s~ubchasers No. ?
and No. lSs were open for inspection,
The destroyer Isabel n the subma-
rine k-5 viii be too busy taking on
fuel oil and supplies to permit visitors
to inspect them Friday. The chasers
will be- open for visitors from s a. m,
until . p. m. and from 6 O'Clock until
s .. m.
The three giant seaplanes which were
scheduled TO take off for Cairo Thurs
day were delayed on account of diff
Guilty in securing sufficient quantity OF
gasoline Of the right quality and will
make the hop, starting early Saturday
afternoon according 10 the plans OF
Lieut. Commander Thomas G. Perrien,
In command of the flotilla, Led by
Lieut.. Stanley the three boats expect
to make the $50 miles up the river In
a little over two hours. A message
from the Hon. F. l. Monteverde To
the mayor Of Cairo win be carried BY
the flyers. The remainder Of the flo
tilla will Join the seaplanes at Cairo
as will the subchaser No. 3 which went
up the river ahead or the other YES
sells. This boat Is the headquarters OF
Lieut.. Commander Wells Hawks, who
will direct the cruise.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
WE SAY IT'S GOOD II
is GOOD

When we tell you a certain article of food is
good for you to eat, you can depend on it.
We know foods. .
And we know brands.
We've made it our business to study them SO we
can talk to you with real authority.
We know foods and groceries as a doctor knows
diseases and remedies-we are specialists in our
line.
This knowledge of ours is invaluable to you, yet
it costs you nothing.
Everything in our store reflects this knowledge,
We stock only those groceries and provisions which
we know will please you and keep you coming to
our store.
One OF these things is RYZON Baking Powder,
We %ecommend this baking powder to you be-
cause we feel perfectly sure that you will like it
better than any you've ever used. 1t is pure, it is
efficient and costs but 40 cents a full pound tin,
Another good thing we recommen is:
White Rock Ginger Ale, 4 Dog. Splits to
the Case-$1.50 Per Doe, or $500 Case
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
RETURNS WITH HoNoRs,

William Epstein, Company u, Earth
infantry, who served with the American
expeditionary forces in France from
May Z. 1913, until March 20, 1919, has
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06

Quality above everything Is our first
thought In purchase Of
arocerles.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
REX TONIGHT.

It is aImst unnecessary to tell who
they are. Their pictures will be as
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
!. NEWS or THE
! &THEATERS
HAYAKAWA-TONlGHT.

s Those who are interested in the
strange "tong'' wars of the many
American Chinatowns, and who fol-
low the work Of Sessue Hayakawa,
the master depictor Of Oriental roles,
will not miss 1.-THE Tong Man" which
is opening today at the Grand the
atre, for an engagement Of two days.
This is a Robertson-Cole feature,
made at the Haworth Studios, and
fairly saturated with quick action
and dramatic situations, d.
- Hayakawa has the part of LUX
Chan, a noted "hatchet man" of the
most powerful tong" in America:
The saving influence in his life Is
his, love for Sen Chez, the daughter
Of thu rich Chinese merchants, Louie
Toy. ~. .-:. -
!. The head of the tong" Ming
Tai, learns of Luk's love for the girl,
and, as Ming himself desires her, he
plots that LUX Chan be designated In
a drawing to see who shall kill the
merchant, Louie Toy: This is the
opening complication, and one does
not draw a normal breath until the
very end of the picture, so swift Is
its action. - y
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
SWEDISH LUTHERAN,

The Luther League of the Swedish
Lutheran church will watch out the
old year this evening, commencing
at $50 o'clock at the church. t A
song service will be held and refresh
ments served. !, =:
At 1880 O'Clock there will be a
short prayer. service until II O'Clock.
There will be New Years day SER
vice at IL o'clock, appropriate to the
day. + ",
r. B.. Nordale, pastor. .5..y.>. .,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
WHAT THE, STARS PREDICT

This day of the fortunate in having the friendly
influence of all the planets *s $.{ Isl
" Labor will realize high ideals under this sway
Public opinion will undergo radical change and the
country will begin to feel the spiritual benefits reaped from
the war. gE#= 5%s% @S %s
Surprises are the coming presidential
paign .;E@} ,=g 1E =%2E.
success in the coming year *55 I 12& s$
Children born today will be talented and very original
copyright, 1919, by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc)
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31

feature of "The Third kiss" the lat
est ParamountsArtcraft photoplay
starring Vivian Martin, which is
booked for the Elko theatre next Fri
day and Saturday. To reveal what
these unexpected developments are
would spoil half the pleasure for the
multitude of folks who are sure to-
witness the picture, and hear the new
orchestra music accompanying it each
sevening. 3 - .-,--
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
i. REX-SATURDAY.

/: The elusive mystery of India, the
home, of the poppy, the mystic, the
magician and the beautiful .Nautch-
Girl dan GERS, Is, strikingly portrayed
in ''For. a Woman's Honor" H. B.
Warmers new production. a Robert
son-Cole release distributed. by Ex-
hibitors Mutual. .. .. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31

universally recognized. almost, as the
picture of President Wilson would.
The man is Robert Warwick, the
photoplay star who is now in France
on General Pershing's staff, whose
last production, '.The Accidental
Honeymoon" will be shown at the
Rex theatre last time tonight. The
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
NEW YEARS DAY SPECIAL.

* Tomorrow at the Rex will be seen
William Farnum in the Willianf FAss
special, wolves of the Night, Rssa
powerful story of love and high
nance, produced by. the. Fox Ftaa
Corporation. This production VIII
also be shown at the Rex on Friday,
and is a strong and gripping story,
being Farnum's newest picture that
ran one week at the Garrick theatrej
Minneapolis. . -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
"PLAYING WITH FIRE"

In their romance of love and
youth, what did they care for feuds?
What thought the Whipples and
Prendergasts shot on sight and made
the mountains ring with their songs
of hate? Fie on their feud!
So said love-. But when Cupid
famed the flames of hate that had
3smouldered for years, then the heart
OF youth thumped and pounded with
adventure, in 1.-THE Heart of Youth"
Lila Lees Paramount feature, show
ing ct the Elko tonight ana tomor-
row. =. t@.>,s}. e. -. @..'@ =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31

young woman is Elaine Hammerstein,
his leading woman - ~: = -
Billie West in comedy will also be
seen. ,..-: * -. :: -. III. ,ll.i.. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
SCANDINAVIAN LUTHERAN.

:: There will besservices in the First
Scandinavian. lutheran church. to-
morrow evening at o'clock. Ser
vices in the English language.
Osmond Johnson, pastor. ~ +
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31

= THE THIRD KISS.
Clever twists and surprises are a
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-12-31
. ! Sa"fF ty52TS5s
A YEAR OF WHAT?

Il. ~. nj A YEAR OF WHAT
Another year before with all Of its possibilities for
good or ill, for failure. @z< - *@Z@ ri
AS the border Of 1920 how Of us giving
to pursue in the next twelve months $ %/# ~
The commander who into battle in Of
he who plunges disaster and defeat
It is so in every sphere Of life ~ t- .=s.@
must have definite plan view and that plan must be
adhered to in the face Of all obstacles. Z< Z<~$2*A*
Accumulation Of wealth is not the nobest aim in life
With prosperity must have honor and and
contenmen the gold becomes but dross which
drags US down to the mire Of degradation =
Honor and integrity hand in hand and peace and
tentment are their twin children. 4. '. %.@.=~
All within the reach of every and every woman
who has the moral courage begin the new year with
determination to do that which right and just regardless Of
what friend or foe may think or say. g..
It is easier to do right than to do wrong In the
Of object In the other labor constantly in the shadow
Of fear suspicious of mankind, and with mind warped and
distorted by the dread of exposure :>]'. 1."* F
For each of it will be year replete with something
but what will that something be? '.:"- !.
Il. WOMEN HAVE HEARTS. TX !
Four recently excused from jury because
that under no circumstances would they vote
Some day the influence Of means
Of aboishing capital punishment entirely
is sent to prison for life, later proven to
least liberated the remainder of his days
IS he hung it would be rather difficult to bring him
life again $<<... % ~@ *"z@=s ~'"@%~@~r
Women have hearts. X. => IA # :s-.~' u, i
Think carefully you threshold of the new year.
painful thoughts as you consgn it to-
oblivion a year hence 1zSahs .%.*..
What will 1920 bring to US 81 this town? Exactly what
reach our and gather more less beqn now
Remember brother it's 1920 We made the same mistake
Be good to the new year. and it be the same yo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
WAR BRIDES PARTY
SHOULD BE DAINTY
Wives of Men Now Returning From Service Will Now
Be observation-disclosures May Be Used for First
cat Home" by Couples.

boiling water until the rice is tender
ana inc water absorbed. Cool and
,hen rub through a fine sieve. Pla.c.
IN bowl and add the finely chopped
meat from thrce-pound stewlns
chicken which has been cooked until
tender and
Two onions. grated.
One-half cup o, hneiy chopped pars-
p phee snd frsen DepPsFy eaopped nne
Two teaspoons of paprika
enc Quarter teaspoon of mustard
,,; SET me mixture on ice TO chill. Mold
and dip in beaten cgg. and then roll
in fine bread crumbs. Fry until gold
croquettes early in the day and then
set them in the oven to heat just
scfore serving. Serve two tablespoons
Of sauce and two croqucttcs to each
person.
Honeymoon Sponge Cake.
Bake the sponge cake in obhonr
pans and then cut into small SQUARES
Split and MI with fruit whip or whip
ped cream Garn!sh with candicd
cherries
DcviIed Egg n In Pnrisienne.
Prepare the dcvilcd eggs and then
with paprika.
tnvieottc Sauce.
Six branches OF parsley.
one green pepper.
sieve. Now place two ounces OF
butter in bowl and add
Prepared herbs.
one teaspoon OF papr!ka.
onc-halt teaspoon OF mustard.
Mix and then spread Lightly on
| tomatoes
vinnene Salad.
/ Prepare the potato salad and ada
One cup OF finely minced celery.
One-half pound OF finely shredded
| salo!ne sausage.
Chicken Salad la ritz.
pound s,ewing chicken cooked until
pieces in a bowl and add
Two green peppers. minced nne.
one cup OF finely diced olives.
One cup OF 'nayonnaise dressing.
One-halt cup OF vinegar.
| One and onc-ha!t tablespoons OF salt
Two teaspoons o. pnpr!ka.
Mix and then serve IN a nest OF
lettuce masked with mayonna!se.
Rice Croqucttcs.
Cook one cup of rice as for chicken
croQuettes and then season with
One onion. chopped fine.
one green pepper, chopped fne
One and one-half teaspoons OF salt.
one teaspoon OF pepper.
Mold IN croqucttcs and then dip in
! -four, then in beaten egg and milk and
then roll IN fine bread crumbs
Essence of Chicken. Spanish.
| Cut two four-pound stewing chickens
as for fr!cassee and then place IN a
saucepan and add
Three quarts OF boiling water
one onion,
Two carrots.
One fagot of soup herbs
/ Cover and cook until tender and then
/ lit the chicken and cool. Remove the
meat from the bones and return the
bones to the broth. Boil for one hour
and then strain and cool. Remove
every particle OF fat and then season,
! and add
/ one onion, grated.
! Three pimento. chopped fine,
I one tablespoon of salt
1 One tablespoon of paprika.
/ Serve in either cocktail glasses or
dem!tasse cups. ice cold.
Chicken Piedmont.
! Flatten the chicken meat and then
dip In egg and milk. and then roll IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Lew WEIGH mt the Lyric.

Lew welch Mt the Lyric.
The Prodigal Father" Il one act
character comedy. presented by lie ~
Wc!ch and his company OF players, will
pc feature OF the new snow at the
Lyric today. Les We!ch is known here
as the principal comedian OF Potash
ana l,erlmutter." IN which he was
starred scvcra. seasons.
since he appeared at tho Academy o!
Music in that comedy WEIGH has
abandoned tho dramatic stage for the
better einoiurncnts OF vaudeville and
the hit ne has scored In The prodigaI
tiLth"r viii insure his continuance on
the variety stage.
Other features OF tho now bill in
Guide tn" Texas Comedy Four a male
quartet Of singing comedians They
arc capital voca.ists as we'll as versa
TIC iun makers Maria the Ncapoli-
Ian accordcon!ste, is a dainty feature
laen there are Harry and Grace ELS
worth, Ia "a Smiling SmattcrIng OF
Song and Dance" ana the spectacular
series Of moving pictures in real life
Vim Behuty Health the living pic.
lures being formed by three gynpastg
caGh superb physical spcciincnI
WIN the no" vaudeville bill will,
come new and interesting "rnovicg
rec9rding the movements o, tho VIZ
Einia trops and some stirring features
In the Pathe News films.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Arthur KELLOGG hkers C32D Atlanta Ga
Nancy Meade SDot;s t2p. Richmond.
O., nd Ear Rutlcr t22h Richmond.
Louie Elizabeth Milhurn en-. Richmond.
BERNARD Joseph McRa" C22l. Richmond
Lena Bridget Schneider t2Ib. Richmond
Earl l.. Browniur 'cp. Richmond
Elsie Bovcc falmor" I2lI. Richmond
Clifford bernard Wright CgIl Richmond
Clara Allen BRADLEY tc2,. Richmond.
Harry + .rinard t.3). Chicago
Margaret H. Goodwin 6at,. Creswell n C.
Abe kamirsky f2i. Richmond.
Marie S!egel fol Richmond.
Oliver Craddock tSSb Richmond
Annie Burrcil ca Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
At the Movies

BIJoU-Oiivc Thomas, in "Up-
Stnlrx and Down.
HLUEBIRD - Hurry Morcy, In
"FightinS Destiny
BROADWAY "NhOm the Gods
Would Destroy"
COLONIAL = Nudge Kennedy. In
"LcnNc 1t TO Susnn."
ISIS-DouElns Fnirbnnks, in "Thc
Knickcrbockcr IiuckuroO."
ODEON-MnbcI Normund, In "Thc
Pest"
REN-Eddie Polo, In - Prisoncr
for Life"
NICTOU-ItnIph Lewis, In "GoinE
Straight"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05

LYNCHBURG, VA. June i-Seven-
teen Lynchburgcrs. members OF the
local Shrincrs patrol, will go to the
meeting OF the imperial shrine next
week at Indianapolis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05

hne bread crumbs and fry until golden
brown in hot fat.
Flemish Cream In Fiorde.
Prepare two quarts OF Eelatinc any
laVor desired, and then pour in
large baking pan one inch thick. Set
aside 10 mold. then cut with n cookie
cutter and then split and I'll with
strawberry or raspberry preserves and
PIE WIN wh!upcd crcarn. SnrYn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-05
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

vLY%cHBuRG: June, miss Ad.laide
MTicht. daughter OF Ny. and Mrs l.. s
Wr,rnti and Cary ~: Thomosoni werc mar
brides parents Rev. James u Paxton
II. u. pastor of FRS, Prcsbytcrian Church
performed the ceremony.
Thomas and Miss Pear, $pradiinl. BOTH ah''' Of
l.vnchburc. wore married Monday evening
az III. parsonage OF West End Methodist
Church. Rev. J. 5. Gresham. the pastor
officiating.
1.fNCHBtRG. Juno I.-HaYiiah Babcock
aud Miss Alice hudson Chea than. both Of
Anpu!nattoH. were married At the home of
KtS BY, " Rovail here TUESDAY afternoon.
e. c"ileg9 isst wear; and hts bride Is
received her \. u. dcgre" "A. Randolph Ma i
con W"man's College few hours previous
20 her marriage.
BCCKlSGlAM. VA. juno Mrs Sadie
{ LanEhorns and Perkins Ellis were mar
TT. ,n:.t.. Rev g. y badreil pastor OF the
ceremony. Bof"-o her mrs, MARRIAGE tho
b..!. ,wa7 Miss sadie REYNOLDS, OF Louisa.
Ky. Accr her marriage to W. Kcaro Lang
hn-n". "a. came 10 this county with her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-29
Y =
b. ARTHUR RANSOME.
Copyright, 1919, by b. W. Huebsch.

w. HneDSCnl
Our party of four newspaper correspondents two Nor
sa with the members of the soviet governments legation
II headed by Vorovsky and Ltvnov, who going
home after the breaking off Of official relations by Sweden
We crossed by boat TO Abo grinding thru the ice
and then travelled by rail TO the Russian frontier.
squad of French soldiers guarded the party. Arrived
at the frontier close Beoosrov walked few hundred
yards along the line and then turned road deep in
thru little bare wood and down to the little wooden
bridge the frozen stream that separates Finland
from Russia The bridge not yards across has toll bar
at each end, two sentry boxes and two sentries
The Finnish soldiers lifted their toll bar and the Finnish
officers leading esrcort walked soemn to the middle OF
the bridge Then the luggage dumped there. while
stood watching the trembling Of the rickey little bridge
under the weight of belongings for all taking
with much food deccny could We none
of allowed the bridge until officer and few men
had down TO meet the Russian side. Only little
Nina Vorovsys daughter about 10 years old chatterng
Swedish with the Fnns leave from them and shyy step
by down the side the bridge and struck
there gun hand and obgngy bent to show her the sign
set in his hat Of the crossed sickle and hammer of the Peas
ants and Wormens Republic AT last after general shout
of farewell the Firms turned and went back into their civ
Zaton and went forward into the struggling civil
izaton of Russia Crossing that bridge passed from
philosophy another from extreme Of the class struggle
the other from dictatorship Of the bourgeose to die
tatorshp Of the proletariat
The noticeable On the Finnish side
the frontier had the grandiose frontier sta
good expression of the spirit OF the Finland On the
Russian side TO the gray old wooden station
known all passengers to and from Russia for poygot
profanity and passport difficulties There were porters
extremely hostile sort of neutrality along the frontier and
traffic across has practically ceased In the buffet which
was very cold no food could be bought The long tables
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