Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-17

cupied almost the entire Red army,
the bolsheyist armed forces would
be strong enough. already in 1919
to oveTun half Europe. The con-
sequences of such a calamity could
be easily imagined.
The Red Dawn.
The idea of a bolshevist revolu-
ton throughout the world remains
the main ambition of the bolshe-
visit rulers in Russia. They have
not given up this idea, and will
never give it up, for the mere reas-
or that the quintessence of world
revolution said Lenine recently,
addressing a bolshevist conference
in Moscow. While, on the one
hand, the bolshevist rulers are en-
deavoring to impress upon the
world their desire for peaceful ar
rangements with the democratic
nations on the other, they do not
cease to sharpen the knife for the
slaughter of the present democrat
io civilization. The concessions re-
Gently granted by the bolshevih to
Washington d. Vanderlip, present
a good illustration of the real boil
intentions. In the above
quoted addess in Moscow, Lenine
explained that "by granting min
ing and Industrial concessions to
America we disturb relations be-
tween Japan and the United States.
We shall make the best of this sit
uation."
The disturbing relationships be-
tween the United States and Japan
is only part of the foreign policy
of bolshevism at present. AS soon
as General Wrangers army was
defeated, the bolsheviki changed
their tone in the still continuing
parleys with Poland and began to
concentrate troops on the Polish
front. At the same time, they re-
opened with a new vigor their
movement in the Caucasus. Ar
menia surrounded by the bolshevist
and Turkish nationalist forces was
Obliged to capitulate. The tragedy
of Armenia is only a beginning OF
the bolshevist move in the east. un-
dertaken for the liberation OF
Islam and throwing 1t. II 1t will ac-
cord with the bolshevist purposes
against the western civilization
An Associated Press dispatch from
Constantinople, dated November
%. 1920, announced that the boil
sheviki have concluded a treaty
with the Turkish nationalists, led
by Mustapha Renal Pasha, under
taking to re-establish the terrific
rial integrity of Turkey; to estab-
lish Turkish control in Syria and
Arabia, and ito liberate Moslem
countries such as India, Algeria
Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia from
foreign yoke" According to para
graph s of this agreement. Hos
tilities may be continued against
the entente without previous ref
erence to the national councils in
both countries"
'Diyide and Conquer"
The bolshevist purpose was and
remains not only to introduce by
any means Communism" in Rus
STA, but also to promote bolsheyist
revolutions throughout the, world,
They have set out to put the world
aflame, and they are using and
will use all means to that end, just
as they shrink at nothing in their
endeavor to keep IN their rule in
Russia.
The tragedy of Armenia which
attracts so much attention through
out the world at present, and In
whose behalf President Wilson
agreed to mediate, illustrates bet
ter than anything else the interna-
tional danger of bolshevism. Since
Armenia, under a democratic gov
eminent, did not agree to be used
as a weapon against the allies, OF
to become "a bridge to world rev
olution,s the bolsheviki have de-
cided to- crush the little heroic peo-
pie, and did not hesitate to combine
their forces, the forces of "socia
revolution with the forces of En-.
yer Pasha, the same Enver Pasha
who, as the ally of the emperor Of
Germany, in the recent war, attained
his name by organizing the massa
ere Of several hundreds of thou
sands of Armenians. In order t
camouflage this shameful, murder
GUS alliance, congress of "orien
tai communism" was convoked re-
Gently in paku, which the new
bolshevik, Enver Pasha, favored BY
his attendance.
Worlds Moral Support Needed.
AS long as bolshevism remains
the ruling power in Russia, II en-
dangers the democratic civilization
of the world. The democratic ma
lions should understand, therefore
the international importance of TIL,
struggle against bolshevism In Rus
STA, and should render at leas
moral support to the Russian anti
bolshevist forces. AS long as TIL
Russian people continue thei
struggle against bolshevism, it
downfall remains possible in tn
near future. In spite of all its mill
tary victories, bolshevism remain
a political and economic absurdun
that can be destroyed, If the strug
gle against 1t in Russia Is carrie'
on in the proper way and if thi
struggle is morally supported by al
the democracies of the world.
Unfortunately under the presen
conditions, the downfall of bolshe
vism will not solve the RUSSIA
problem will only open TIL
way, and make its solution posi-
BILE. The three years of the bolshe
visit rule have destroyed Russia 8
thoroughly, that the country ca
resurrect only through help and co
operation rendered her, at the crit
ical time of her existence, by al
the nations of the world. 1t shout
be understood clearly that Russia
disorganized politically and eco
nomically, makes impossible tn
return of normal political condi
tions throughout Europe. This, Il
turn, affects the entire world an
is reflected in the present condi
tions even in this country. 1t is O
Importance that the civilized ma