Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-17
to be responsive under Bolshevik
pressure. ~

Lenin Is Adroit.
Shrewd and adroft, is Lenin unuues.
tionably IL. he takes advantage Of this
situation and sends Polish scommu-
hists, trained and educated in Russia,
against TIE Ukranian front SO that
these met may try to- communicates
with felldw communists in the Polish
They who are. trying to read the
future from the events OF the present;
must reckon with the ppsslbilitysthat
Poland will be defeated in the fight
against Brussiloff, and will theng.be
ready to. be Incorporated in the Bot
shevfk world chain which Lenin lis
trying to forge. 4 )
Until that happens the outcime Of
the revolution is uncertain, but it may
be pretty safe to assume that the ne
gotiations now pending between Rus
sa and Lithuania will have led to the
result that Russia recognizes the full
sovereignty of .Lithuania, with. the
proviso that an ex-territorjal >Bolshe-
vik representative be- permanently
stationed at Kovno. II this happens,
the world revolutionary progress. in
western direction will be very marked.
= And finally. the Soviet goyernment
to spread its political and social ideas
throughout Germany. Just now shat
country is over-run by Bolshevik agi-
tatoFs who carry.on their propaganda
without paying the slightest atteption
to those who are ruling the German
republic. /,
Whatever else May happen is prob!
lematical. But 1t stands to- reason
that Lenin will not rest on his laurels
very long. He will. in Hfact. keep on
undermining society in all the coun-
tries which may come within the
sphere of his personal or indirect in
tluence, as he has plenty Of mon
ey and a number of exceedingly tall,
ented men in htg service, there is ev-
cry reason. to think that it we'll be-
hooves YER in all civilized coun-
tries to be wary i
To Conquer the World.
The lesson of the events Of the last
few months in Russia is plainly
will stop at nothing in order to con-
quer the entire world. It may. then
come to pass that Brussiloff, the pres
enf formal ally, will turn the scales,
and that he, rough and reckless SOL
dieri that he is, will be the savior Of
civilization, for there is no one among
those, who know anything about the
atty of Brussiloff to the great Russian
ideals at stake. He pretends to be a
willing tool in the hands OF Ienin, and
meanwhile will make his observations
so that he can be~ready to strike
and strike hard-when the right day
comes. But-he wants Poland crushed,
for he is. above else a Russian and
nothing else.
gone and looking forward with hope
to the years that are to. come"
Class Will.
r.xl ~ HFA~ r---A>. 81. -
member Of the senior class Of the
school, Of medicine, wrote the class
will, and among her most interesting
ITO the School Of education do I
give generously OF all the cons and
fiunks not otherwise disposed of.
ITO Thomas F. Kane do /, give CO.
operation in all the right that he
does. q
ITO one John Adams Taylor do l
give outright one grey Norfolk suit
and two red neckties, n almost new.
with 'Tingy. Tnglestadt do I en-
trust the new pavement on University
avenue with the consideration that
the blocks be left in place"
Miss Margaret Kathryn Read OF
Devils Lake, took as the scene of the
reunion of the members of h class
the graveyard Of the university IN
liz sSoA SOSVs
things were told of the members OF
the class. -
Gjems Fraser Of Grafton. elected
lvaledictorian, a Phi Beta Kappa this
year. gave a most inspiring talk, and
ended with this paragraph:
A we break ranks tomorrow for
the last time, we shall carry away
lasting memories of our Alma Mater
and firm intentions to be its most de-
| voted alumni. Let us also go forth
United in spirit it has taught us,T7the
! spirit to seek truth, to- grow to 0ur
fullest possibilities, and to use all
| our faculties in a sincere, unshakabie
effort to serve mankind we'll. Then
our debt will be repair, our Anna
Mater gloriied, and~our lives spent
; best +
The class sang the Senior Fare
weil,H 1fitten by Bud johnson. clos
ing their exercises. Two solos, by
Edwith Eweh and by W.. Doyle Watt
we're also given.
Phi Beta Kappa initiation services
for the nominees of this yea were
held in the women's league rooms OF
the Commons at $3.50 o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
The neutrality-suspicious. reception,
land the commencement hope were
features OF. the evening.