The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-01-25
POOR FISH duke
BORIS PREDICTS
RETURN OF GEAR
He'd Better Stay Away
from Madison So. Feb. /

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-Grand Duke
Boris Yladimirovich, cousin of the
late czar, in an interview given here
recently. predicted the fall of the
Soviet regime and the establishment
Of a monarchy in Russia. When
asked whether he believed that Rus.
STA will become a monarchy again, he
replied, yes do, because the major.
ity Of the Russian people understand
that form Of government better than
any other. / do not know when 1t
will be. but there are signs of the
Soviet regime breaking up thru the in
ternsl struggle among the Commun
lists"
1t Is also reported that Boris Is re-
turning to the United States to claim
a sum Of over 100000 stored safely
in the banks of this country and which
was evtorted from the sweat and
blood Of the workers and peasants Of
Russia Another report states that
Boris is seeking the aid of Henry Ford
and other big financial hackers in his
attempt to restore the Russian mon
archy.
czarIsm VS.. LeninIsm.
There is but one difficulty in the
way Of Boris beautiful scheme. There
is but one factor which Boris does not
consider. when he hopes to have an
other opportunity to add to his mill
lions from the toll and blood Of the
Russian workers and peasants. He
does not consider that today, these
workers and peasants fully under
stand what czarism means. He does
not comprehend that new factor has
appeared In Russia and turnout the
world. That factor is the spirit Of
Lenin and Leninism, which has perme
Ated to the very roots Of the Russian
nation. When Boris hopes that the
present discussion in the Russian
party will weaken 1t and break up the
Soviet regime, he voices devout wish
for the grand old days of despotism
which will never return. On the con-
trary, instead Of weakening the party
or the Soviet regime, it will greatly
increase their strength and prestige,
by informing and educating wider and
wider masses OF the workers and peas
ants as to the inner problems of the
Communist Party and the Soviet gov
eminent. Only the enlightened regime
Of czarist Russia or capitalist Amer.
ica have had aught to fear from gen
eral discussion among the masses.
America Not Safe Refuge.
Boris and his gang, with their blood
stained loot, have fed to America,
which stands today as the home OF
the reactionaries of the world. Here
he hopes to find a haven from the
bold. bad Bolsheviks. But his hopes
are doomed to disappointment. The
spirit Of Lenin will haunt him even
here, as 1t will everywhere where meT
toll under the yoke Of capitalist slav-
cry. On Sunday afternoon, Feb. 1,
there will be huge demonstration at
Madison Square Garden on the occas.
ion OF the first anniversary Of the
death Of Lenin. A remarkable pro.
gram including William 2. Foster, C
q. Ruthenberg, Ben Gitlow, Moissaye
]. Olgin and a number of wonderful
musical numbers including a chorus
Of 400 voices from the Freiheit Sing
Ing Society and full symphony or
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Drug Store, Madison Ave and 111th
St., 1887 Wilkins Ave-, Brooklyn; as
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3Srd St., Coney Island.
So Boris bewareI