The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-10-09

Bunny thought he also would try his hand at card
writing He plain postal and told Paul that they were all
well and busy and producing lot of oil to help defeat Americas
doing of thinking" Bunny added but then
occurred to him that TINS might Suggest orpuuen
troops another card and told how happy everybody
to agree with Tom Axton in everything Bunny figured
the would hardly know out there Siberia how Tom
Axon had organized the oworkers in the Paradise held
All this time Bunny between sets Of emotions
both within him. and absolutely contradictory He had
tb d y st9 f ne enemies of be countrv and to
cheer whsn the flag had to Yes actually tempted
glad when he read that the American troops at Achang
checked and their British commanders fooled in their OBJ
ectves thrills that had stirred his soul
in training camp he had eaped from his tent revee
and od Glory floating in the breeze Of dawn if in those
days he could have himself he he would have
called himself back-hearted traitor!
There few people in the world who thought the
themselves against the hosts
the world Yet somehow they managing There
various ant-Bohevk fronts The allied would win
great victories they would take Perm or Ua or whatever city
might be, and capture vast thousands Of the enemt was
all for them thirty forty thousand
while five ten thousand hardly enough to make
item month or two they would victory
again patriots cheered upunt them
discover place hundred miles
farther back than the first one
only afterwards that Bunny found what this
meant The peasants had of staying quiet while the
allied forces advanced and then rising behind their lines
gandait working thus in Archangel and all along the
Baltic the Crimea Siberia
Siberia General Denn the Ukraine got within hundred
and twenty-five miles Moscow; but it all to nothing
Then, turned into fall and fall into winter.
still terrifying thing began happen. The armies the
great powers began to show signs OF succumbg to the deadly
propaganda poison! They the second winter
the armisice and the soldiers thought the and
why couldn't they go hoe Inc very worst OF the popheses
of Edon Burdck began suddenly to The sailors Of
the French fleet in the Black Sea up overthrow their
officers and captured several batteshp German troops de-
ened win their back responsibility by putting
Boshevsm the ales British soldiers Fokeone
to the ships that take them Archangeli
And appalling of mutiny in the American army
The first muny in the whole history of cold Gloy Michigan
umbemen and farmerboys shipped UP there under the
circle put under the command of British
men at
fifty degrees below zerothese boys laid down their
facts hushed up newspapers in the higher
army world displomacy nor vet in the
buildings where the gentlemen and adpaos planned
the allies made their last military
effort They sent in the tsar General Yudenich take Petro
grad he gave nm all the supplies he could use and troops Of
many nations and he got within few miles of the city,
the Soves had to their capital Moscow.
starved and ragged Communists drove back their foes
shevk propaganda proceeded to cause revolution Hungary
and another in Bavaria!
Also at home there portents spite the raids
and angs and depoatons people
making upon friendly people and more there
was discomfort with the keeping soldiers
continued to be circulated and the big cities any
not possible to prevent meetings
little difficult any protest effective be-
cause of the peculiar condition government had
fallen The president had set
pie that they should be peace settlement He
had to Angel City, Dad Bunny gone to hear
vast hail where ten thousand people marshaed
and taught to stand and sit down signal
all very revereny quite like royalty The great mans voice
was strained ana his face had an unwhoesome flush and his
arguments broken his appearance days later
came word that his health had collapsed and he
back to Washington where he apopectc Now
ne lay helpless halfconscous invalid and the country was
governed by strange umvraea Catholic private secretary
an army DOCTOR and of the fasonaby
Washington society ladies.
But somewhere, in the cabinet perhaps left
trace of intelligence with which realize mounting dangers
abroad and at home AT Christmas time Bunny was p at
Paradise hunting quail and watching the progress Ross Con-
sodated he went out morning meet the Ford which
brought the mail to the tract He his morning paper and
opened and there page dispatch from Wash
ngon announcing that the authorities it was
no longer necessary for them police the Rail-
going Japanese charge and come
home Bunny shout and rushed house calling
for Ruth Paul is coming back Paul coming back Then
he had 20 run QUICK and catch her hx the