The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-10-14
By Upton Sinclair
,copyrsht, 1898. by Upton srnOlair'

Paul paused and waited long that Bunny thought he
wasn't going 'Why, Paul?'
We just outside that CITY, along the railroad track there
ed there must have been twenty acres
piled twenty feet high with stuguns and Shells railroad loco
motives rails machinery truckseyer kind of thing
you could think of help Some of in
without arpauin it, just lying there in
sinking sowy-some of the heavy stuff feet
the mud There hundred million dollars of it, that
had been put off the steamers intended be taken
Russia but then the revolution had come and there lay One
jobs guard it. At course thought be-
onged the government but then little by little the story
Originally the British government had bought for the Tsars
government and taken bonds it, Later when into
the Morgan Company bonds
from the British government and these supplies were Morans
collateral and we had overthrow the Vadvostok government
to protect it for him."
Again there a pause. Paul" said Bunny anxiousy
do you really know that?"
Paul laughed without any happiness 'Gnow it," he
Listen SON. They out an expedition two hundred
and eighty the raroadeyery kind expert traffic
men, telegaphers lnemen engineers They army
FORMS and the lowest had the rank of second lieutenant Of
thought they the army like the
But they fancy and by Cod wasn't army pay
checks Wall Street bank I've dozens of those checks
private expedition sent the railroad for the bank
've told youto strike biggest strike in all
hstorhe Russian workers against the landlords the
and to put the workers down. and the landlords
and bankers up Here and there punches refugees
officers of the Tsas army grand dukes their msresse
landowners and their families they would get together and call
themselves government and job rush them sup
plies and they would print and hire
rers and grab bunch OF peasants and conscr them
that would be and we'd and
another
hundreds thousands of woringmen been my
job for the past year and half; do you
Paul. did you have to kill people?" Ruths voice
Of horror
No, don't think killed anybody. carpenter and
my only fights with the Japs that supposed
our allies You the Japs there grab
they didn't want either the white Russians red
succeed The first thing they did
the white government they brought roubes
and bought everything sghtbans and stores
and real estatethey made themselves capitalists broke
the white with their money They resented
our being there and the fact really tried to HELM the
whites they butted job times when we
lined up our troops and threatened five minutes thew
didn't move out They always picking on our men, was
red at three times in the dargot bullet through my hat
and another through my shirt"
Ruth sat there with her hands casped together and her
race white She could those bullets going through Paus
clothng right now! And be that not unearnng
any of her dislike for war?
"a lot of our fellows hate the Japs" said PAUL u
dldn got philosophy of ths-the only thing did GET
me ruling classes in Japan grabbing half continent bu
an the poor soldiers grabbing pay even poorer than
nine They didn't know what they forthey also
had oeen kidnapped There had been 10 Aer
and got to talk with them and had any trouble
III agreeing That true of Czecho-Sovaks
every nation met tell Bunny private soldiers could
nave talked over there wouldn't any war u that
Is Wha is known as treason and if you you're shot
Ito be continued)