The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-18
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1920.
BATTLE BETWEEN BOLSHEVISM
 AND NATlONALISM

The lulIu IllleIudllOudl6, WILL headquarters in Moscow, under the domination of Lenine, TrotZky and their fellow cutthroats, bandits and tyrants; with it's plan of world wide domination, following the over throw of every civilized government, from some European capital under the dictatorship of communist czar- ism; this Third Internationale has been formally accepted by ma jority of German socialists in con- yention just concluded.
 This scheme of a worldwide con- munistic auutocracy, supported by bayonets and accompanied by whole sale slaughter of opposing elements, by complete suppression of free speech and free press, has formid- able support in every country in Flu, rope It's supporters constitute a considerable party in all of the dozen or more new European govern ments, and they are threatening the foundations of the existing order in Italy and Great Britain. In France the supporters of the Third Inter nationale are only awaiting their opportunity to attack the republic from within.
 Great Britain is face to face with a Bolshevist crisis. Having temper ized with Bolshevism at home and abroad, the British government is now compelled to deal with the natural results of it's temporizing compromising policy. Every domes tic difference, every spark of revolt is being famed by agents of the Lenine autocracy. Every new crisis in Great Britain, life the present coal strike, throws the British em pire in the shadow of possible dis aster. Bolshevist money and Bol shevist agitators are working cease lessly to bring about chaos in the United Kingdom, in the expectation of seizing control of the govern ment while the many factions in which the people of the British Isles are divided, are at one anothers throats.
 The BolsheVism of the Third In ternationale is a thing so completely un-American that Eugene Debs, chief of American socialists, though in a federal prison under a charge of sedition, does not hesitate to de nounce it as tyranny which Ameri can socialist cannot accept. So foul a scheme of autocracy requires for it's raw material wholesale ignor- ance as well as national dislOyalty Lenine was right when he said that should Bolshevism conquer Europe and Asia, America would remain the last stand of civilization.
 This spread of Bolshevism in Flu. rope, with it's openly announced policy of worldwide political domin, ation, presents an interesting as pect of the possibilities of the League of Nations. Bolshevism is hostile, it is true, to League of Nations it cannot dominate; but with Europe succumbing to Bolshe. vism, this world government might be an instrumentality through which communistic autocracy could the more easily attack the United States. No one up to this time, out side Lenine and Trotzky themselves, has more effectively contributed to the spread of Bolshevism than did President Wilson by his appeal to the people of Europe to go over the heads of their governments. Just how much progress Bolshevism has made in certain American inner cir cles is by no means determinable from surface appearance. We do know that Trotzky made his return to Russia only through the interven. tion of certain powerful higher-up, official influences in this country.
 Certain it is that the linking of