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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24
4 FORKS HERALD. "WEDNESDAY, MARCH y. 1870.
Tho Town Today

Local citizens receive l~ettses.sfrons
w. C. Y. u. softicera urging y. =. Nc.
Curdy OF Bismarck for Attorney gen
eral.
Cooler weather Is expected t65halt
rise In river to some extent.
are lower Thin in this city owins to
discount charged on Grand Forks
warrants.
Program is announced for annual
5Maundy Thursday festival OF Mather
CHAPTER, Rose Croix.
Three conventions are scheduled for
Grand Forks during the month Of
April.
Clean up COMMITTEES 10 appointed to
COMPLETE ' for Commercial club
budget.
( Commerce students 1t univerAity
want department raised to rank OF
separate college. and . new building.
Subscriptions for Americas gift to
France are considered by students
council ut state university.
SaleSof mill and elevator bonds in
rural districts Of Grand Forks county
I will be pushed as soon as conditions
Of roads permits.
Six games are being played thi.
week in the campus league at the
state university.
Business is picking up" says CHIEF
OF police when two DRINKS are arrest
ed 4
Conrad Weber. Turtle River town.
ship farmer. is found by wife shot
through the heart.
Mrs. W. e. Black is attending sis
ter's funeral in st. Paul
County c~anvassins board in SEES
sion today.
Funeral services for DR.. r. G.
moon. M. (. .
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City Briefs
- VIII S;$&.
Dance With UsEEvervsWednesda
md Saturday might, OrpheuYn Hall.
Orchestra. Tickets 75c.-

i. EgTs a &E.&.f8&l go
Auditorium Dance Friday, Mar. 26.
special music blythe celebrated Em-
pire 6-piece orchestra. Dance from
sStosl2. 1oe plaa;--Adv.
Roats Auto Ffninshing shop, aos,
South Third street. Is the place: now
p the time to have us paint your car
before the spring rush is on.SAdv
Auction sAlc-March soth. 1920.
Grin Carr owner 1 4 horscs. IL cattle,
hogs, farm machinery nd household
1 goods. Complete list published on
Want Ad page. March 27th.--Adv.
Canadian Farm Iands-T, s. jack
0 Of the Oliver-Jackson Land com
pany Of Winnipeg will be 1.-THE city
Friday and Saturday this week at the
n Dacotah Hotel.-Adv.
Committee Of Farm Bureau to Meet
- meeting of the executive COM
Z mittee of the Grand Forks county
farm bureau will be held Thursday
/ morning at 8 O'Clock in the farmers
room at the court house. Complete
plans will be formed at this meeting
for h coming year.
Captain Brown to speak-Captain
Albert p. Brown, professor of mill
tary science and tactics. will speak
at the c~onvocation exercises of the
state university Thursday morning at
10 O'Clock IN the subject Of THE
American Army in the World War
4 Mr.. Brown Is = graduate Of West
Point and. saw service in the Mexican
>trouble and overseas, st is we'll quail
| flied to speak o his subject.
Resignation of f7llbertson-o. G
Gilbertson has resigned his position
as auditor for the Great Northern
railroad after, fourteen years of serv.
ice to become secretary OF the Pro.
4 tective Association OF North Dakota
This association is organized to give
information to the investing public
The personnel is to be made up Of
hi leading lawyers. technical expert.
n public accountants, With ofics
connections throughout the United
States.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24

Fond d4l Lac, and that the water 10
pouring e the bridge and is back
ing up to such an extent that all resi-
dents in Fond du-Lac arc moving to
higher ground surrounding the town.
Manager Miller Higgins laments
the lack of left handed pitchers break
ing into the big show. The Yankees
pilot has tried to tame a number Of
eccentric s~outhpaws, but with all their
faults he still loves 'em.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24
Fight For Suffrage
In Delaware l. Uphill

Dover. Del, March 24.-An uphill
hight to enroll Delaware as the thirty
sixth state to ratify the proposed
women's suffrage constitutional
amendment was launched formally to-
day by introduction Of a.. ratification
resolution in the state senate. A vote
win be sought next Friday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24
NEW SALESMAN WITH
THE LYONS AUTO co,

The Lyons Auto company has a
new salesman. B. l.. Edwards, who is
now in charge Of the sales depart
nent- Mr.. Edwards is an experienced
man in salesnanship., coming here
from Bismarck to take UP his position
with the Lyons company. He has
been on duty at his new work for the.
period Of ten days or more.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24
HOGS FOR SALE.

Just a few choice Duroc Jersey
geits bred for April and May farrow
Those gelts are from the raal big tyre
DUroc, some Of the best breeding
ever. offered In this vicinity. Order
quickly-as l have but q few to offer
j. G. Sherlock, East Grand Forks
Minn.-AdvA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24

scented the nrst New Jersey district in
congress since 1911. having been elect
Cd while serving as chief clerk Of the
house Of representatives. He vas the
ranking republican member of the
naval committee and handled the ma
val bill in the house where it passed
late yesterday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24
To !
Thief River Falls

The Union Commercial College,
Grand Forks, is sending Miss Alma
Kobbervig to a nice position with the
Empire Farms Co. OF Thief River
Falls. MINI. This big business school
is looked upon as headquarters for
competent ONCE help. Send for free
catalog and find out how to become
successful.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24

FORCED TO MOVE.
Duluth. MINI. March 24.-This
afternoon it was reported that ice is
damned at the new cement bridge at
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24

Auditorium Dance Friday, Mar. &c.
] Special music blythe celebrated EN-
pire 6-piece orchestra. Dance from
. Sto%I2. 10c plan.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24

1ssaiA w4ns - 49, RsIaltk
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24

VIC. z. u. .officerA urging =. .. Nc.
tCurdy OF Bismarck for attorney gem
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24

Roat's Auto Nninsling Shop, sos
South Third street. Is the place: now
p the time to have us paint your car
before the spring rush Is on.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-24

INTERESTING SUITS and COATS
DRESSES DELIGHTFULLY."- NEW
SILKS OF RARE BEAUTY
HATS OF LATEST FASHION
DAINTIEST OF WASH FABRICS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
REVOLUTION IN. !. !. +.
GERMANY URGED
BY B0LSHEVIKl
Reports in Berlin Say Soviet
Representative is Ordered
to- Start Revolt.

Berlin, Dec. 20.-victor Kopp, the
Russian Soviet representative in Ber-
lin, has boon working under written
instructions from Minister of War
Trotzky ITO do everything in his
power to bring about a revolution In
Germany and overthrow the present
government" it Is charged by the
Pan-qcrman Deutsehe zeitung' in to-
nights issue. A Photographic copy
of Trotzky's letter with instruct ons to
this effect is now in p possession of
Foreign Minister Simons, the news
paper says, and it make q demand for
the Immediate expulsion or arrest OF
the soviet representative.
According to the newspapers i'm
formation, the letter "a written&lur-
ing the victorious march OF III Boil
shevik armies toward Warsaw. Since
then, declares the article, Kopp has
had every opportunity to Wis t the
Russian prison camps in Germany
where 10000 Russians r held, APP
proximatcly 100000 of whom were
capturS d. during the war aid the re-
mainder informed after the ,Bo.sheyik
drive into Poland when numbers OF
Russians were forced to cross tho
German border by the Polish ounue
drive. ~
The charges against Kopp were
made in connection with q national
Interpolation in the Reichstag which
charges that, the free al easy man
ner in VIII oh the Germans were man
aging the Russian prison camps undor
the imperial department offered a FIR
tile field for propaganda. DR.. Simon.
declined to go into details before the
Reichstag, -but said evidence aga INST
Kopp was Insufficient to warrant gov
eminent action. The interpellaticn,
however, resulted in an order thai
these camps hereafter be under the
authority Of the ministry of defense.
The Kreuz. z itung and the
Deutschc Re tung have been hammer
ing the administration steadily for sew
eral weeks on the ground that the
Russian prisoners in Germany "ir
reality formed a body guard fol
Kopp" and they alleged that Bolshe-
vik ropagand:sts in every camp have
been working virtually unmolested.
These organs express belief that thu
situation has been allowed to develop
to such a threatening extent that the
German government will be endan-
gered unless steps are taken at once
ITO emOve the menace sE ~,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
ASSOCIATION
MEETS BRING
DIFFERENCES
Senators concede Harding.
Is On Right Path But
Each Has Own Opinion

Marion, Ohio, Dec, 1S.-Presicnt-
elect Harding heard suggestions for
his association. of nations plan from
widely divergent Viewpoints. today in
. succession of conferences with Sen
ator Harry s. New of Indiana. Senator
James A. Rec of Missouri, and DR..
Nichalos Murray Butler, president Of
Columbia University.
Each indicated hat he thought the
pfesident-elect: was working along
hopeful lines but each had his own
idea OF what could be made the basis
and form Of any international agree
ment to promote peace.
Senator New, o Republican MEM
Der Of the foreign relations committee
was inclined to favor q disarmament
agreement If one could be made as
tho most effective means of ending
wars. He indicated he would not be
the Versailles League of Nations as
might be found practicable but told
Mr.. Harding that in his opinion a
covenant mutually pledging the lead-
ing nations Of the world to reduce
arm4ments' would. be vastly. superior
to any complicated international
peace structure.
AS q Democrat who has made a
bitter fight for flat rejection Of the
VpInAAAAcO tIE6SSs SSHAtO 1tOSU COU4s
sellea tho pFeaiaent-elect against 6
ceptapce Of League membership on
any basis but Recommended q modi-l
fieation OF International law az the
best hope OF averting misunderstanding,
iAgs: To 60 into the League in tho
face OF the people's verdict at the. ma
tienal election, Mr.. Reed declared.
would be a breach OF faith and cost
" blunder. He evidenced little faith
that wars could be abolished but con-
dsa sats paTisys miss, oe ,ppeysnt
some Of them.
Eopnoniic c~onsieratidpns were ad-
vanceds by DR.. Butler ~ the determin-
ms factor of the International sstua-
ttan. He prophesied that In the end
trade and commercial tbs would be.
found more binding and more prac
tically usefuisthan pnaeescote1lants In
reha b~ilitating civilization and guavan
teeing Its security.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
GREEK CABINET
MAY BE HEADED
BY N. STRATOS
Is at Present Minister Of
War; Outlines Greek
Policies.

Athens. Dec. 20.-M. Stratos, min.
lister Of marine In the short-lived cab
1net formeS sAarch 1915. by M, Gour-
Earls, present Greek minister Of war,
is being mentioned as possible head Of
q new Greek ministry to be formed
after the arrival OF King Constantine.
He is a leader of the conservative
party which control sixty votes in the
chamber Of deputies.
Outlining Greek policies in a state
ment. M. Stratos said:
"Our first move will be to smash
the army commanded by, Mustapha
Renal Pasha, leader of the Turkish
Nationalist and thus show we desire
TO retain Smyrna. This would also
demonstrate to. the Allies that VIC can
carry on There has been some y
aggeration regarding financial po-
lsition. We will find money to support
the army although we know it will be
expensive. The campaign however
will be short and therefore cheaper in
the end. AS we r signers Of the
Sevres treaty we do not need consent
of the Allies to attack Mustapha
Renal and If the Allies prevent us
from making such an attack their ac-
ton will show they prefer the Turks
to us.
ut IS a mistake to believe that the
Allies seriously object to Constantine
al they: are uninterested in his return
since@the great war which brought
about his removal is over. The
French are protesting against Con-
stantine in order to get complete con-
trpl of Turkey, which they regard as
their field Of exploitation in which we
are not wanted. The British are act
ing slowly but we believe they will
favor us in the end. They conide in
former Premier Venizelos and his de-
feat surprised them.
IF I enter the e cabinet it can-
not be said that I am pro-German. I
worked under the leadership Of NJ.
Fenizelos foar years and it was I.who
fought to get Greece into the war on
the side of the Allies and tt induce
this country to enter the Dardanelles
expedition. 't
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

Gard Of Thanks-Would hereby ex-
tend our heartfelt thanks to all who
so Kindly assisted ps during the ILL
flowers. received. G.. a. Steen and
wife. Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

Big Meettng-A banquet concluded
the initiation services held by the B. p.
o. E.. lodge No. 255, on Saturday after
noon. Sixty candidates were admitted
to the order. District Deputy Grand
Exalted Ruler. j. j. Coyle of Minot was
= guest of hplpr at the ceremonies.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
THE TOWN TODAY

- al-L -E GHE
No additional arrests made by
county and city officials In their CAM
paign against bootlegsers.
Commercial Club asked to vote on
Chamber Of Commences referendum
regarding changes In federal tax laws.
Mrs. Donald Blake. OF Washington.
D. c., makes report to county chapter
on national Req Cross conference.
Trosseau lost in France a year ago
finally ands its way to Grand Forks.
Bishop Charles Wesley Burns Of
Helena area of Methodist church oc-
cupies pulpit; of local Methodist
church.
Rev. Wy E. Stephenson Of Plymouth
Congregational church preached fare
well sermon last night. /,
State Academy Of Opthalmolosy
held its semt-annual meeting in this
city Saturday night. .
Hotel and restaurant men Of Grand
Forks to meet tonight to plan for en-
tertainment Of Greeters of North and
South Dakota and Minnesota
East Grand Forks new high school
building damaged by fire Saturday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tRTTN9FEl
3. q, Wssss. ,sssW. Place. os MSai
early. Adv.
Iaoay strike Lgnite Coal from dry
mins for sale ct Grand Forks Foundry
Phone 727W. Adv.
xleenburn Goals Frcsa wyo,nins
AZ. Adv.
Noonan Screened Ignite at $500
per ton. Grand Forks Ice & Fuel Co.
Phone AT. Adv.
Montana and wyoming Ooal that is
sootlezs. smokeless and clinkerless for,
Phone AT. Adv.
Marriage Hccnse-A license to mar
ry was granted this morning to Loren
Hane ana Mrs. Laura Whitewater.
both Of Grand Rapids MINI.
on .aaass, .o %. ass J &,sssa g sp S 4. A. e
hart 8 Co. jewellers. is North Third
street. why not give a wrist watch
this Christmas.-Adv. S
Free Matanee-k free matinee will
be given to the children Of this city
on Wednesday afternoon at 4:15
o'clock at the Metropolitan theater,
according to IN announcement made
by Frank Mccarthy, manager Of the
house. III
Community Socia-Miss Elizabeth
Burr, county club leader, was at the
YOUNGSTOWN school Saturday night tc
give ar illustrated lecture on Yellow
stone park. Following the program
supper baskets were sold, and from
kthe sale the sum of SIS was realized
for the school fund. y
james Brennan Hero - Jane:
Brennan. formerly OF this city, but
now connected with the H. M. Byllsb,
company OF Minneapolis. is in Crane
Forks this week attending to a num-
bcr of important matters. He expects
to return to Minneapolis Wednesda,
4 night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

for alleged pr~ofitecrins III sugar.
It M charged Trey sold Il Detroit
llrlm sugar q ~ cents which cost
them fiM cents. The Hcndcrs
dicted FOR charging excess conn.
missions en- sugar.
mike dc Pike" HeitIer. who
ngured In TIN, recent t'whiskey
ring" theft, and his thirty c0adc-
PENDANTS, were. Ic-indicted on .
conspiracy charge to ship whiskcyS
from Louisville, Ky, to Chicago,
TO correct certain inaccuracies in
names.
Several others were indicted
under tho prohibition act.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

Big Dance at the auditorium every
Tuesday and Saturday Emard's full
orchestra. l0c plan. First : dances
free.-Ady, - "a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

NOTES.-The Monday and Friday
night dances at the American hall Will
be discontinued until after the holi-
Mike Harstad, Mgr.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

Farewell Sermon - Rev. w. e.
Stephenson will preach his farewell
SERMON at the Plymouth Congrega-
tioral church today, and will leave
shortly for Minneapolis where he has
accepted another call.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20

lAacky Strike Lsgnite Coal from dry
MIN 9 sale ct Grand Forks Foundry
Phone 727W. Adv. J.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
AMENDMENTS TO
IRISH HOME RIFLE
ELL AGREED UPON

London, Dec. 2o.-tBy the Associ-
ated Press.)-All the amendments
made by the house of commons to the
Irish home rule bill We're agreed 10
by the house of lords today after a
brief debate. \
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
Coal-Noonan screened Ignite for
eale ut - q ton. Grand Forks Ice
4 Fuel Co.-Adv.

4lSa 49, 90 i. N5h6E.-gTm Nti4A .L+ENEG NIL, ENHIt
Coal-Noonan screened Ignite for
4 Fuel Go.-Adv.
Big Dance at the auditorium every
Tuesday and Saturday. Emard's full
o~rcnestra: loo plan. First 2 dances
NOTES.-The Monday and Friday
be discontinued until after the holi-
days. Mike Harstad, Mgr.-Adv.
Rcaorve Your Boarding Place for
after holidays. Home cooking at 524,
~. Srd. East Grand FORKS Of phone
107sW. Adv.
For the convenience OF xmas. shop
pers the store Of Tom Mccoy will be
open evenings. 117-19 North Third
Street.-AdY.
We Pack Christmas Parcels for
shipment; also call at home and re-
pair furniture.\ Furniture packing
DONE L. Brown, Barlow's Art Store.
Phone 302sW-Adv.
Leap Year Danc-Giyen by the
Yeomen Drill Team, Tuesday evening.
Music by Emar6;s orchestra. All
Yeomen and frieh6s are cordially in
vited,-Adv.
NeFhaugen's Orchcstra-Open' for
dance e~ngagements after Dec. 25th,
Special features. Banjo, Saxaph0pe
and singing. Now playing Harms
cafe. Phone 1742-J. Stundio 81
W.dlpnd Bldg.-Adv.
Candics-for mother, wife, sweet
heart, sister or brother. Geist doesn't
make all of 1t but makes the best of
it and pleasesx ait. Candies from zoe
to $1,50 pound boxes, from $40 to $50.
Geist's % South Third st. Adv.
Farewell Sermon - Rev. w, E
Stephenson will preach his farewell
SERMON at the Plymouth Congrega,
tional church today, and will leave
shortly for Minneapolis where he hA,
accepted another call.
Big Meettng-A banquet concluded
the initiation Services held by the B. P
o. E. lodge No. ass. on Saturday after
noon. Sixty candidates were admitted
to the order. District Deputy Crane
Exalted Ruler. J. j. Coyle Of Minot wa!
= guest Of hpHer Ct the ceremonies.
Gard Of Thanks-Would hereby ex,
tend our heartfelt thanks to all whit
80 kindly assisted us during the i'll
ness and death of u little darling
Helen Marion, and for the beautiful
flowers received. G. A. Steen an{
wife. Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WE'RE DOING
THIRTY-F1VE YEARS
AGO
From The Herald. Dec. 10. 1855.

From The Herald, Dec. 10, 1855.
III. c. Rose, Frank Ardell and Will
liam Jarvis were spending the day In
Crookston., q.
Marion Higgins, little daughter of
H. Higgins was entertaining a num-
Der Of her little friends al a party al
her home,
T. J. McAdams, who had been SER
iousiy III, was reported to be improvs
ing.
Miss Flora. shutr, sister Of Georg
Shut, court reporter, arrived in
Grand Forks to spend the winter
here.
George Bowes and Arthur Mcbride
left for Florida where they planned
IN spending the wiEter.
Miss Logan won the Red River VAL
ley beauty contest held at the Fisher
fair. '
Attorney Arthur H. Moves returned
from Crookston where he had been
trying some cases IN district court.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-26
EFEMERlDES MEXICANAS....
Separation del Ministro Lacunza

negociaciones secretas que va die a
listed, Y que mejor Sc entienda listed
personalmente cor 81, n pesar de las
razones que me Ia eZpuesto....
"Todas las probabilidades humans
nos aseguran Ia c~onsecuci6n de nues-
tro ohjeto. Serla muy detenido dar
a listed ~pormenores. Puede listed ase
gurarse asf mismo Y asegurar n nues-
troS amigos. que antes de morir ha-
bre prestado al mi patria Ell nltimo SER
vicio que tiene derecho a esperar de
mr..
Como Sc We por Ia anterior carta.
Santa Anna. al mismo tempo que ira
baiaba en- los Estados Cnidos para
conseguir del sobierno de Washington
recursos para batir al imperio, enviaL
ba cartas Y movia resorSss on Mkt
CO organizaado una conspiracion que
diera al traste facilmente con el i'm
per:o de MaIina!liano. En- esa conspi-
racion eStaban inodados alsuncs repu-
blicaros y otros de color netamente
santanista.
Era que ia polittca de Maximiliano
habfa dissustedo a todos: a los Con-
servadores, porque estaha g~obernando
con las leyes de .IuareZ: y Il los libe-
rales por Ell establecim!ento del inperic
,Adcrnas. Miximiliano cometto el error
de alejar de gu lado n los conservado
res. que 10 habtan llevado a Mexico,
" de arrotarss EN- brazoS dc los liberia
les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-26
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ell CONSEJO De LOS SOCIALISTS

Der sin brutaiidad. pero sin debilidad
Una m;noria En- "a nsrion no pudo
triunfar &c IL organization legal del
pals. Razon de mas para que este ST.
ga v~igilante y obrando. Que Sc vaya a
Moscou por e. canine real. o, como 10
ditto IN orador del Console nacional.
por los sen6eros e~1traviados, 10 q cons
tttuye para los socialistas, extrernistas
o no. el m!smo Objective stemp-e es:
Ia r%evolucion, IA dictadura del proieta-
-iado.
C~ualesQuiera cue sean sus t~endencias
o sus ma-betes,- los sociaiissas estaa
todos los acuerdos en- eli Objective final:
desrruir al mundo capitaiista- Solo e.
metodo los divide: evoluci6n o revolu-
cton. legandad @ vioiencia, democracia
o sovietismo, dictadura de la mayoria
obten!da por Ell sufraSio universe! o
de Ia minoria, despues de un levanta-
miento popular; d!fieren solamente de
susto en- cuanto a IA salsa con que
Sc devo-ar q Ia SoCiedad Dur-
suesa, 10 cual goza aGn, en- occidente,
de alguna salud y de alguna fucrZa
de r~eSistencia-
La Francia, rozonable, que Quiere 81
progreso. pero que auiere Ell orden Sc
guira a~postada va en- Ell canine real
para ba-rer a las fuerzas de Ia revo-
luci6n ~integraEas por las masas, va en-
lac ercrucitadas de los senderos eH-
traviados' para impedirles e. paso a
las infiltraciones de esas fuerzas disc
minadas.