The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-02-26

laws; to respect Its flag and to defend it against all
enemies"
A Heartless Program
~ NE Of the greatest tragedies in the history of
IL the human is passing into a new phase in
Russia, according to the London Observer,
whose Moscow correspondent describes the situation
and quotes Russian newspapers in support of his
ments.
This latest development of the Soviet program is
the result of resolutions providing that by the spring
of 1882 all grain-producing peasants must give up
their lands and join the government collective farms
This will lead to the virtual determination of the
"kuaks," welltodo peasants who are resisting the
confscation of their lands. The newspaper Provada
official Soviet organ, admits:
"The struggle assumes especially cruel forms. be-
cause the wholesale collectvzaton of individual peas
ant farms death to the kuaks. The collective
farms, to which the kulak is not admitted must de-
clare fight to the death him, and in the end must
wipe him off the face of the EARTH"
Another Soviet newspaper says:
Wha will the kulaks do after they are politically
dissolved class? To this is of no interest
Let them throw themselves under the first passing
automobile spend the rest of their lives in exile
They may do as they WISH All we care is that they
should disappear from midst"
Thus the Soviet leaders, more heartless and cruel
than any former czar deliberately plan the utter des
truction of all who oppose their communistic pro-
gram.
Shifting the Gears
What Chicago needs right now is Wallngsford
or a Ponzi
Some folks idea of fame is to have one es4ther
letters read the radio.
Being unable to dispose of Muscle Shoals, Con-
gress is investigating it.
Mexico should always elect big man as presi-
dent, so as to have a better target.
U u
eff Had Talking Picture of You" probably was
not dedicated to the authors mother-in-aw.
Americanism: Senate millionaries investigating
fellow-citizens who are trying to get that way.
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1t should be rule of the disarmament conference
that all warship blue-prints be placed on the table,
The largest gold nugget ever discovered came
from Australia in 1872 and worth more than $780,
OOO
Many spirited young fellow declares he will
never take orders from anybody. And then gets mar
ried.
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A bishop declares that the modern girl is not in
discreet. At least not when bishop is hanging
around.
An expert has made the clever suggestion that
the surplus of farm products may be reduced by rails
ing less stuff.
There were about 200 different Indian tribes in
the United States at the time of Americas discovery
by Columbus.
professor estimates that only one person out
! OF twenty has bath tub. Perhaps the others have
no urge to sing.
A new fad is to embroider quotations ON bed
sheets But market quotations so embroidered would
often keep folks awake
Havana hotbed of yellow fever and other
tropical disease, is one of the most healthfu and
beautiful cities in the world
The problem at London it seems is to balance
naval strength nicely that each nation NAV be
tain of winning the next war.
Henry Ford says woman's place is in the home
her refusal to stay there has apprecaby increased
the demand for Henry's product
Washington daily has as its motto "All the
Facts; No Opinion" Some contemporaries might
counter with "All Opinion; No Facts"
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Lindbergh has become enthusiast about tylid-
ers, but doubt that he will try to duplicate his
| New York-Paris flight in of them.