The Glenwood post., 1924-02-21
Hiqh School Girls
IN Prize Essays
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on; you would be thankful to get new
clothes once year, and enough to eat.
These things will simply agitate an
other war for greater than the last.
Emma Goldman, the world 3 greatest
anarchist, and the most radical woman
that has ever lived, begs the United
States, in a book which she has writ
ten, to allow her to return. II she
were allowed to return, she would be
one of the best citizens, because she
has had her taste of real anarchism.
The anarchists have murdered two
hundred priests, and kept their horses
in the churches-even on the affairs
The Soviet government openly declares
that it is atheistic from all points,
and it is well to remember that when
you take religion away you take the
heart of the world.
Before 1914 Canada went ahead,
after that it dropped, because the very
heart was torn from Canada when one
half of her finest men were killed in
the war. If war took the scum of the
earth it would not be so terrible, but
it takes the very best. There are one
million men buried at Verdun. One of
the penalties of war was the "flu."
Although the Germans were our enc
mies-they are human beings. The
loss of an entire German family was
not uncommon.
We must have an everlasting peace.
If we have another war it will destroy
the world I could take one hundred
planes with two tons Of the new
bombs and destroy New York City and
London, killing everything the
hearts Of trees
This question rests with you young
people. Let us remember what Mr..
Box says.
eff man can create war, man can
also create peace. 1t is up to the in
dividual, but-get together collectively"
The Present Conditions Of tho World
Today
(By Gladys Dickson)
Do the people of America want an
other war? This is the vital question
of America today. The answer rests in
the American people and in the boys
and girls of the coming generation.
In the last war the men that lost
their lives on the battlefield numbered
100000. The little country of Serbia
lost more than any other country, ac-
cording to her population. The coun-
try was laid waste and over 10 per
cent of the population was killed.
In the world war over half the coun-
tries of the world took part. The
marks that the war left can be seen
on France five hundred years from
now.
Major Edwards said when he was
flying in France the country looked
like person with smallpox. There
were great holes in the earth from
shells and bombs. Lands and the homes
of the people were utterly destroyed
Greece was also torn. The Bulgari-
ans and Turks ravaged and destroyed
it.
Bolshevism has thrown out homes,
love, education, and everything in BUS
sia. The Bolsheviks are trying to over
throw this government. In Russia q
child is taught of this kind of govern
ment. They do not know the meaning
of father or mother. They have no
school buildings or gymnasiums. If =
child in Russia gets one dress or one
suit year he is doing well because
they hardly ever get enough to cover
their bodies to keep from freezing.
They do not get enough to eat either.
They are starving in body and in soul.
They have no toys to play with. They
have no education. Ninety per cent of
the Russians are illiterate.
That is the government Russia wants
to bring into the United States. In
Russia they murder the priests. They
stable their horses in the churches and
affairs. They want to throw out reli-
gion and Christ in this country, too.
When religion and Christ are wiped out
it also wipes out the whole heart Of
the country and people.
In 1914 Canada was rich and pro.
gressive country. She had fine boys.
After the war she dropped. Her heart
is torn, and her men lie buried in
Flanders Field.
OF Major Edwards 100 Canadian
friends only six are left alive. His
brother also lies buried in Flanders