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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Is
PICKED BY
ANDERSON

Here's an all-s;ar team that was
picked BY c. Y. Anderson. that Il dif
fercnt than the usual run OF the Sc.
iections sent in. Thomas. Seattle
pitcher. Is given a job. while Riue. OF
Portland. and Bates OF Vernon, are
assigned infieid posts.
MS team follows; Bassier, Angels,
and Spencer. Rec% cn,chers: pcil.
Tigers; crandalL Angels: Oldham.
ncavcrs; Seaton. Seals. and Thomas.
Siwashcs. pitchers: Blue. Beavers.
first base: Fisher. Tigers. SECOND
base; Bates Angels. third base
Mitchell Tigers. shortstop. craw-
ford. Angels. right field; Chadbourne.
fgcrA center field: Meusel. Tigers.
left field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
PHrNNEy HURT

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct IL
Morris Phinney. uarvard's star end,
wrenched his back no severely in a
scrimmage yesterday that he may he
out OF the game for several weeks
CASTOR worked In his place. Nose
Hadlcy. overseas veteran. tackle. who
was gasaed In action. has been de-
clared unfit for athletics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
Pays Tribute to
Col. Roosevelt

Our nation needs tho patriotic
counsel and ,fane leadership Of Thee.
dore Roosevelt in these days OF rev.
propaganda and unrest"
George IL. Walker told members OF
the Young Mems Republican club
Thursday. during the course of n
eulogy on the strenuous Americans
life.
Rooscvelt's settlement Of the cioai
strike by forcing arbitration was
conspicuous example OF his worth.
Walker said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
news BY RADIO

CHICAGO, Oct 17.--Resoiutions
calling on congress TO pass the
Curry bin. providing Cor use Of the
government radio service 20 the Far
East BY the press at reasonable
rates. were adopted today by the
International and Daily Press asso.
citation. meeting here today.
J. /. sturtcvans. wausau. Wis.
who presented the resolution. de.
clarcd that n great deal OF the mis-.
understanding between the orien,
and the United States would be pre-
vented by exchange OF news.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
PROBE ELIGIBILITY
OF NORTHWESTERNERS

CHICAGO. Oct 1.-THE "big ten"
faculty meeting. called for tonight
will investigate the eligibility OF four
Northwestern football players. II was
reported today.
The four men under fire are
Bernard brotherA ends: iangcnstein
and Miller. guards. They were on
the great Lakes eleven last year. and
are charged with failing 20 comply
with the requirements for years
residences before becoming eligible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
LEWIS WINS

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Oct H.
Ted Lewis. former wcitarweighl
champion. was less than minute IA
disposing OF Jimmy Mccabe. the
Philadelphia middlcwcigh'. here last
night. The ex-champion showcred
the Quaker with n volley of swihKs
ending with a right 10 tho Jaw that
put him out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
STRIKE FOR MORE WINE

PARIS. Oct. i7.--IIarvesters' en-
ployes In some OF the large vine
yards in Southern France. near
Montpelier. have gone on strike for
more wine. They are now getting
four pints n day and want six They
also ask an increase in wages OF
about IS cents more day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

rycS> Wells win lead his
~~ n,xh sahcei warriors against
lls's. 81 :. M ,hs gridlron az the Seattle
AnN - ,hls afternoon. IN the sec
~ q the season fer both
~ me Lincoln men met de
- ,A,lr first game % the sea
~ y :. ~,sk. when they bowed be
. 4. rankin crew TO the tune
~ - 4 Rallani also lost their
= .srsr. taking a. druhhing from
~ sr,& hy icp.si,lcd score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

Rhode Island Ia the smallest state
in the Union. with n length. north
to south. OF ~ miles. and n width.
east to west. OF &c miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

The cochincal bug. from which n
valuable dye In obtained. Ii a near
rriativ. Of the bedbug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17
MINOR TITLE
AT STAKE IN
LOS ANGELES

Los ANGELES. Oct. i7.--The mi.
nor ieagu. championship win be set.
tied In Loa Angeles ball yard today.
ST. Paul made the junior worlds 80
ries stand four games for all con.
ccrned BY beating Vernon TO yes.
terday.
Weiser Dcli started for Vernon and
lasted In the pitchers box less than
one inning. Willie Mitchell was called
In and he did fine until the eighth
when a pinch hitter was needed. Joe
Finneran went In and pitched half n
dozen balls before he got into ngh,
with Umpire Murray and was chased
after being hncd SIS. Ross went In
next and finished the game.
Griner was 81. Paul's winning
pitcher and by his performance yes.
terday established for himself n rec.
ord OF 81 innings against Vernon
with just one earned run.
The score II. IT, y.
f'rnoh -.........ss...... 4
st Paul --....--..........3
Batteries: Dell. w. Mitchell. Fin.
neran. Ross and Brooks. Grincr and
IIargrave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

Federation Of Labor. was very
much better" when seen last night
by his physician. DIR. IL p. Parker.
the doctor said this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

Let's 70 eat nj Boidt's--uptown
iait Sd Ave: downtown. aIs I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

This is big Bill Grimm. who will hold down OF the
tackle jobs the Washington grdiron machine this fall
Bill veteran Dobe player and brother of the famous
Grimm boys who played under Dobe several years ago.
Bill service in France and is for size and
work. He is expected to prove big factor in Washington
games this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-17

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Gfwessr,s. Ne. SIS pike Street.
Publir ~. a. pike Place
pshs.Iie No. II - Wea,jake
otsssolic Market. "'''ihhe
Nssiss,'s No. i7--corner Public
Ebi;s T. No. T. South End
Ssssst No. io--5os Union
ss22eetsris No. 100 s'" III
h IRE No. is--4srd and 18th
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okssstss.:ss LAKE DISTRICT
Publie " 20. s-Creen Lake
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21
Sc r-1-E-I3@s.

The conHs1c0-.e ct exercises OF the
Porter sci vi ve.a vel blended last
"Wednesday ard tls pupils acquitted
themselves stTy cge4ita.iy.
The al.Tsss CT Frat. H.stoa was q
treat all received n4c- praise from
all whc Ls... { Il
The c~2--'t-' - Wa .zassay eve,
ming oloe-l lie s,rA .5r tae year a.
the Porte = ,hnll The ysarA work
hns been a.l.s saccesst4l even tho
there were several tessep;soas ear
ly in the y-ar 10 brs&E - L23n the
children's w-rk
The teaehirF ceTzs WI DO greatly
changed next war, but sapt. Bishop
has not decide o. AL Of the applica.
tons that he tss srcaval as yet
During the srweler tha big additIor
TO the school b ,'a~ vii. be made
and it Is hoped 70 lave 4 ready 70
occupancy soon Esg achocl opens
not at that time
The coll for bids e7Vears In this
issue as well as a Eol.e .or the sal.
az the bonds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21
W. n A. OF THE MAcCABEEs

The Women's BENEFIT Association OF
the Maccabees held its quadriannial
state convention at Hancock on June
l6, IL and IS. There were $50 dele
gates present from all over the state.
Among the notables present were.
Miss Frances ID. Partridge. supreme
secretary, who was the guest OF hon}3
The great commander, Mrs. Alberta
". Droelle OF Detroit. had been in the
peninsula for two weeks previous to.
the meeting directing the arrange
ments.
The convention opened with an adj
dress OF welcome by the mayor OF
Hancock, and another from the Mac
cabees OF the copper country, reliv-
cred by Sylvia Riettlieu. executive
head OF the local branch of the or
der.
Miss Louisa White OF Gladstone was
chosen delegate TO the supreme con-
vention which is to be held in Port
Huron In September.
At the supreme convention there.
will be held peace jubilee which will
be the main feature OF the meeting.
The association has a total men,
bership OF 20s,40s members and has
paid out 100000 in benefits in the
twenty-seven years that 1t has been
doing business in the United States
and Canada.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21
A | b h a De p a TT m e mt

A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. alvin Annear during the week
fhe Alpha Commercial Club is in
receipt OF fine billiard and poo
table, lie git Of Amasa Mather. The
/ table arrived during the week and il
aow N use.
Our two baseball players whom
Hurley tried to get are back in Al
pha again and the baseball fans are
cheerful. The boys were not at all
taken with the Hurley offer.
Or. Edwards. our health officer
reports that the public health has
never been better than IL is at the
present time The warm weather has
dissipated ali alarm from threatened
pneumonia.
( The Alpha baseball team plays al
Niagara tomorrow The boys have
been htted with new suits. and feel
quite proud Of their new toys. II is
probable that good-sized delegation
Of rooters viii accompany them to
Niagara,
A party OF c. & n. W. officials in
Guiding Mr. Byington. division super
intendent. accompanied by Mr.. Chen
ey, general freight agent. made Al
pha visit last Wednesday evening
and conferred with Agent Johnson on
matters OF business here. Alpha is
an important station on this division
The Alpha teachers left Thursday
for their homes. Miss Judish went to
Stambaugh. Miss Blossom White to
Detroit, Miss Anna Martinson 10 Chi.
cago where she will take summer
school course. Miss Peterson to Re-
public, Miss Carlson to Menominee,
and Miss Meyers to Vulcan.
Mrs. G. L. Bishop will leave next
week to visit at her old home in
Belo.t, Wis. Mr.. Bishop will Join her
later.
Mr. John Dodero went to Chicago
Thursday on a business mission.
Mrs. c. w. Rosendale went to crys-
tai Falls last Thursday.
Paul Manke purchased the Lawry
home last Tuesday. Mr.. Lawry was
formerly policeman for the village OF
Alpha.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21
4GET- TUE cUTwoRm.

Crystal Falls gardeners are discoy-
ering that the cut worms are raising
havoc with their gardens. especially
with such tender plants as cabbages
There is way OF saving your garden
II you will but take the time and have
the patience to do the work neces-
sary. The method Is to place fringe
Of poisoned bait around the garden.
This will not only keep the cut worm
of but il will destroy them.
Any tender plant such as punches
Of clover or even OF young weeds may
be used az bait by dipping them
into some poisoned liquid, renewing
them when wilted or, better still COW
ering them with board having cleats
fastened on the under side. The
boards will keep the bait fresh for
several days longer and prevent chick
ems or birds from disturbing II. The
boards also help 10 attract the cut
worms. for being dark underneath. the
insects rather than bury themselves
in the ground. will hide under the
boards in daytime and feed upon the
poisoned bait. The poisoned liquid
may be prepared by dissolving In one
gallon OF water either one-half ounce
Of Paris Green or one ounce OF Arsen-
ate Of Lead. Arsenate OF Lime may
be used instead. II is cheaper and
equally efficient and is used at the rate
OF one ounce to gallon OF water.
After the cut worms have scattered
throughout the garden, the following
bait will be more satisfactory, when
scattered thinly over the ground be-
tween the outside OF the rows OF veg
etables.
Bran. 10 lbs; arsenate Of lime. IA
ID. OF Paris Green, ounces; cheap
grade molasses OF syrup. / quart;
lemon extract. 1-2 ounce; water. 3
quarts.
Dissolve the poison in the water and
mix the whole thoroughly adding more
water II necessary. The mixture
should only be wet enough so that IL
will mold In the hands but should not
be soppy The above amount is
enough for 4 or s gardens of average
size and for one small garden small
er quantity may be mixed by using the
same proportions Of the several in
gradients.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21
COMMITTEE HAS AMPLE FUNDS
FOR PRIZES
A BIG BASE BALL GAME
There VIII be Something Doing Al
of the Day So Stay At Home
and Heb Out

Stay in Alpha the Fourth OF July
You don't have to 90 away from homs
for real celebration as the com
mittee has ample funds to assure
everyone good time.
The soliciting committee worked
last week and raised nearly $500 70
be used for prizes and defray the
expenses OF first-class celebration
The days activities will start at
sunrise with the usual salute OF
guns celebrating the many birth
days OF the nation.
At nine o'clock the band will start
playing and soon afterwards the
procession will be formed and will
march through the principal streets
OF the village. ending Mt the village
park where appropriate addresses
will be delivered. ~.
Following the procession there
will be the usual number Of small
sports in which the youth OF Alpha
Will have an opportunity to win mon
ey and fame by competing for the
various prizes that viii be offered.
In the afternoon there will be
crack baseball game between the AL
pha team and the Iron River team.
The Alpha team is claiming the cham
pionship OF the county and their
claim is being disputed by the Iron
River boys. A purse Of $50 has been
put up and it Is expected that the
contes, NH be a hard fought one
from start to finish. ~ssi@s,.
There will undoubtedly be alarge
attendance at the game from Crystal
Falls and Iron River a Crystal Falls
has no bali game arranged for on
that day, and Iron River has agreed
to come to this side OF the county
and help the people oyer here ceie-
brate the Fourth. v-A -
J In the evening there will be
grand dance at the pavilion and it Is
expected that there will be A big
crowd in attendance. -.
Once more the committee wishes
to adnonish all Alpha citizens to
make their arrangements TO spend
the Fourth at home. The children
expect a celebration and the COM
! ittee has arranged to give them
one.
CELEBRATE AT ALPHA JULY
FOURTH -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21
POISON BAIT FOR RooT.MAeGors

Root-maggots in Michigan can be
classed under three species, namely
the one affecting beans and seed corn
the one on onions, and the one on
cabbages, radishes, turnips. etc. The
adults OF these maggots are small
flies about two-thirds the size OF
house fiies. And like house flies they
are lovers OF sweets. The state ento-
mologist OF Wisconsin has developed
an effective bait for controlling the
maggots OF onion, and also the one
OF cabbage and radish. This is used
In the form OF poisoned syrup, which
Is exposed In small basin placed on
the ground near the plants TO be pro-
tected. The syrup is made by dissolv-
Ing grains OF sodium arsenate In a
gallon OF hot water and adding half
a pint of New Orleans molasses, with
small amount OF purple coloring
matter--such as the purple dye put
as one OF the famous dyes. This is
to serve as warning color. A gallon
| is enough to treat any ordinary gar
den. Fifteen or twenty OF these pans
are used TO the acre. After the poi
son Is placed in the pans II should
be covered with wire screen hav-
ing mesh too small TO allow bees to
enter and large enough to accommo-
date the flies.
While this Is good poison to use,
II has not been used very extensively
on account OF the inability OF many 10
procure the sodium arsenate. This
poison can be made at home as fol-
lows: Boil in an old kettle one-half
pound OF commercial white arsenic
and two wounds Of sal soda (washing
soda) in one-haf gallon OF boiling
water. Same as Kedzie Mixture stock
solution without the lime).
Two tablespoonfuls OF this arsenite
OF soda solution are equivalent TO 8
grains OF the powdered form. In or
der to make the poison bait for root
maggots, take two tablespoonfuls OF
the solution and add to i gallon OF
water and a pint Of molasses.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

Notice is hereby given that the
Mastcdon Township Board OF Educa+
ton will receive bids for an addition
to the Porter school until 100 O'Clock
y. m. on Monday. June 30. 1919.
Plans and specifications may BIO seen
at the office OF the secretary OF ihc
board. Each bid must be accompani.
ed by a certified check for $500 /
Insure good faith OF the bidder.
The board reserves the right 70 rel
1ect any and ell bids.
ROY q. WHITEHEAD.
Jun21-2t sNm Secretary
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

Alpha is known as a good-time little
town,
Whenever we have a dance, they
come from all around
Iron Mountain, Iron River and crys-
tai Falls;
And, SO far. they reported good time
one and all.
TIL June 9TH, 1t was on a Friday mig
At our Alpha dance the boys had y
start a Tight
But you cannot blame all Alpha n
around;
The guys that started hghting weE
from another town.
One OF them made a statement tha,
he and another guy.
Were going to cleanup on Alpha, o.
know the reason why;
That, no matter how many or nov
big, they didn't fear.
And they made 1t SO loud--eyeEyoods
could hear.
Nobody took notice OF them; dian
give them any chance
Then they went to the hall ana start
ed the dance.
They started stepping on everybody
feet and humping on the nocr.
Right then they found what tney were
looking for.
Our boys were in the Worlds War
and never were knowa p retreat
So they went after the guys, AMI soon
had them on the street.
But, that don't help Alpha or Alpha''
good time
blames Alpha as tho We
committed the crime.
We are expecting TO have another
dance and II will he SCOT.
| was told that it's coming ca on the
twenty-first OF Jane;
Those who are locking for good
time, we'd like . see cine
But those that are net c. human ma
ture, let them stay at home.
We are out for rod time and like
to see everybody enjoy Il.
Why should others come with the pur-
pose to destroy *;
Why not have everybody come for E
good time sva kin fards.
Why rot everybody have good :.me
and be goos .-:snds.
there Ia sonnet 80. sat would
Ike to ask a-d say
Whenever yol are coming 10 Alpha
PUT YOUR BcczE AWAY;
{ is the booze that IS starting 90
trouble 81 e,e-y chance.
'ou can have be;:a- time withor:
II when you come 20 dance,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

Notice

Notice IL hereby given that the
Mastodon township school board will
offer at advertised letting the thirty
fve thousand dollar (ssb,00o.oo) ave
and one-half per cent t51z) voted
school bonds.
All bids should be in the hands OF
the secretary not later than 1900 NJ
June 2srd, 1919.
The board reserves the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids.
r. G. WHITEHEAD,
Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

Jina 4. 1918.

Jlna 4. 1918.
A regular meeting cl t@o superln
tendents Of the poor for Iron county,
Michigan. was held on the above date.
Members presents olof Helgemo, Ed
ward Scott sud Rohert NUNS.
M.nutee a pwsskoaz meeting ware
read and exlo1vsd sS rWd. .
Ellis - ~ ~. washers No "a
% les ucnsA U60xntine TO ss.-
j9l.7' ~ xpUs nuueoa the above
bills wefv xS{dwsd ana me secretary
was INSTRUCTED to isEue orders sot
same.
The-' being no further Bnshess Il
romF rfora tse rreetinE asiournm
was lfysr = Thursday. july 5 1919
T~s7-- NUNS c~c~riavv.
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ohrs I. /. r~'-.ss - Duiuth
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st.sa egns ko't Scr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

r Mr.. Philip LaRssx and Miss vioie.
Cooking were married on Thursday,
Juno u at The M. n parsonage al
Crystal Falls Rev. Edward BIciford
Of the M. u. churdf of Crystal Falls
oflciated at tho ceremony.
Both o. the CONTRACTING par,:ss "a
well known in AIpifn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gill are en-
pertaining Mr.. Gill's mother at their
home this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

FOR SALE-The John Palm prop
erty. Inquire OF M. ii. Moriarty. tt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-06-21

Mr. and Mrs Paul Mr. zero 4
Crystal Falls last Tuesday ca buf'
ness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
The Day That Labor Celebrates Why? It's An Evolution From

disgrace upon labor that might better, for the
good of mankind, have been conferred upon
those who would live off the fruits of labor with
out performing any-but, of course, Moses was
not workingman.
The nearest he ever came to il was, after being
reared in the family of the Pharoah, and running
away to Babylon to escape a murder charge, he
attended the Babylonian university for a season,
and then went back to Egypt, turned walking
delegate" and led the first strike in history, back
to the Promised land where he set up theo-
cracy, himself at its head, no doubt regarding
some kind of a curse upon the masses as necessary
to scare them into letting him have his way.
In similar vein he put the presumptively
due Eve, upon woman, and sent il laundering
down the ages, from the Most High; 81 will
greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception;
in sorrow shalt thou bring forth children, and thy
desire shall be unto thy husband and he shall rule
over thee,"-a dictum that has apologized for
race suicide through oil time and that has been
the Biblical text of the "antis" In every step to-
ward feminine progress; in education in business,
the suffrage movement, you have heard it-''her
place is in the home," and her desire unto her
husband, who should rule.
Religion accordingly has in many ways been
brake upon the progress of both labor and wom-
anhood, with law and custom, as is always the
case, sort OF capitalization of what religion has
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31
We Cannot Higher Higher

a producers. distributors and consumers must
work together The railroad shopmen and all other
shopmen will make the mistake of their lives If they
favor.
Any strike, by diminishing production. sets the
nation backward Any shortening Of working hours
beyond the daily and weekly period which men
endure without lowering their efficiency sets
backward. ANY exorbitant wage-scale or salary
scale sets US backward. Any wastefuness or thrift
lessness anywhere along the line sets backward.
Give the public authorities chance see what
they do toward stopping the profteering and
improving the processes Of industry trade They
may accomplish a good deal The producers, deal
and consumers may accomplish still more IL
they will keep COOL play fair and cooperate TO the
best OF their ability
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-31

Ii is only tendency, and as usual, appropria-
ton of capitalistic tendency; indeed, capital
istc ''modus operandi" The invisible govern
ment' of the Past-and present,-radiatng from
multiplicity of capitalistic hornets nests" cor
porations and mutual organizations of this, that,
and the other thing, making their influence felt,
through the channels of politics, and sometimes
through bribery, is now finding competition In
growing "sovietism"-largely the product of
nionism and agriculture, which propose that this
influence be henceforth exercised IN the open,
and that they have an equal show.
That is as near America has to Dol
shevism-as Russia knows it. The soviet is the
organ of its representation; representation of
trades and crafts, and different lines of business,
and these owned, controlled and operated by the
government-not democracy, rule by the peo-
pie, but rule by competition of cliques: soviet
ism.
The great trouble in Russia is that a one of the
fortunes, or misfortunes of war, the proletariat
having forced his way to position of control,
has not been willing to start new even, but has
gone mad with his sudden rise, has grown recent
full, revengeful, and proposes to get even for all
the ages that have past.
Hence the reign of terror; the massacre of the
nobility, the aristocracy and the bourgeois-and
of all opposition. II is the autocracy of the pro-