The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-04-13
Monarchist Hopes Gone;
But World Reaction Has
Faith in Its Fas cism
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

THE hysteca waving Of bushy monarchist boards in Paris
in frantic support of the grand duke" Nicholas Noho
Russian throne does not to have met with much
thusiasm at the hands of American reaction. Nicholas is
enemies of the Soviet this country openly admit
that they fear he will always continue to remain has
been'
This does mean, however, that Wall Streets impe-
ast eyes end to all struggles against the Union of
Soviet Republics On the contrary American antSoviet
billions based the confirmed belief that effective
onsIaughts must originate from other sources.
Commenting the fact that it has taken the Russian
emgre monarchsts eight years to decide between the
grand dukes Nicholas and Cyril the Public Ledger (Phia
depha) greets the return Of the former to fleeing first
page position in the American yellow press follows oil ~
Forgotten drift ruins Of
empire etns moment Their echoes Of
faof unhappy sometimes glorious They stir haffOsOn
Duke Nicholas Nehoalevteh,
uncle that Gar Nicholas whose bones mOde somewhere In
Red Russia"
be sure the Public Ledger goes in the blood of the
millions of Russian peasanty that flowed in endless crimson
Nicholas idol of allies THE greatest soldier modern
Russia had ever produced Nicholas was the hero OF the
Ledger and the Philadelphia bondhoders then Nevertheless
it is forced to confess that's
Nicholas royal prstender in the world
He his hardly the throne Of
Holy than other peender the Duke Of euse the
throne of France He aging shadow dreaming old mans dream
Of a vanished Russia"
So-caed liberal" and socialist" elements deeply
greet the hopeless gesture OF the monarchs eges in Paris
teauy claiming that its effect will be to unite the worker
and peasant in determined support than ever of
their Soviet Power. Memories OF the bloody nterVentons
and civil promoted under the of Wrange W.
dentch Kochak Denkn and host of other catspaws OF
capitalism do easily fade. Then the Rus
rely upon the BoIshevk regime their protector
against any restoration of the czast regime under which
they agonized for centuries. #"'
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It remains, however, for the New York Times admit
in breath that monarchst emigre efforts fitess
and then in another threaten the Soviet Union with west
European fascsn There is something of prophecy in the
Times declaration that:
will armies into Russia for
restabshment Of for fascist Hitzed Europe
predictions e
The Times the mouhpece of the international bankers,
hypocritcaly argues the claim that it the attempt at Com
munist revolution in western Europe that will establish fas
csm power It delivers itself of careful warning to the
Communist International it the friend of the Rus
sian Bolshevism
is we'll for American labor to know that this is The
Times that supports the American debt settlement with Italy,
that puts life into the italian fascist tyranny that goes
in Wall Streets $100000000 loan to Musson that sings
the praises of Herbert Hoover the food administrator
who plotted the overthrow of the Hungarian Soviet Republic
and paved the way for Hothy bloody march to The
Times hide its fascist face behind mask of friend
ship for a single worker in all the world
The interests of American imperialism demand war upon
the Soviet Union Failing in its adventures under
monarchst standards, Wall Street already paves the way
attacks flying fascist colors Monarchsm walked
about ghost things gone this past week in Paris Fas
cism must be sent to keep it company