The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 2

SHS ee ae og gern we mae ‘The Russians’ ;themselves _ don’t know! what is the matter with their ‘gountry, ‘And’ the most annoying thing about the whole Russian situation is the assurance with which each represen- tative of a different faction will tell you his point of view is right and all Who oppose: it are Bolsheviks. Take the case of M. Sazanoff, rep- resenting in Paris the governments of Siberia, Omsk, Yuba and Crimea. Sazanoff used to be Russion am- bassador to France. He makes his headquarters at the old Russian. em-| btssy. here and has been trying to et powers to treat as allies those Russians who are repudiated the Bol- ahevik treason. . He talks Snglish | perfectly. I told Sazanoff there was a great deal‘of Bolshevik propaganda being Spread through the United States. “It is of no consequence,” said Sazanoff, dismissing it as if I had said a fly was walking on the garden wall, “Bolshevikism cannot last.” “All right,” I said, “but some of us don’t like this thing in America. We believe in scotching the snake before | there's nests’ of them all over tae/ country.” ‘My Word Enough, Says Mr. Sazanoff. “Sazanoff shrugged his shoulders and looked as if he had an urgent ap- pointment. .Then I told ‘him | want- e@d'to get hold of some writings of a man who had biterly attacked Bol- shovikism, a man waose name was , Xhown in the United States and who would be believed. “What! That: fellow!” exclaimed Sazanoff. He's a dreamer- He's a Yoolt “{'ve told the people of the world all about .Bolshevikism. I warned them: » They know what I say. That “3° ds enouga... They must believe! I am an authority!” I refrained from telling him some- thing -he- probably never suspected: That miost of the people in the United States had never heard of him. A’ Lenine and Trotzky In ‘Every Village. Sazanoff told me his views of Bol- shevikism. He talked of its terrorism and its tyrannism. He said it would do no good to kill. Lenine r Trotzky, be cause “every village has its Lenine and Trotzky. ‘He said they were making no muni- tions; that the munitions belonging to the imperial government, bought When Russia was fighting on the side <,0f the allies, had been. seized—but \ would eventually, run out. “I know this,” he said, impressiye- ly. “A big famine is coming in Rus- sia—the worst in the histogy of the world.” No land is being tilled::The | Reople are land greedy. “They grab = Jt, They’ want it even of they. have'nt | ‘thme ‘to till it. { ““Phey’re all idle. They don't know | ‘neither the big land grabbers nor! the little land grabbers—whether the and is thefrs or not from day to day. The Bolsheviks tell them they don’t ‘know whether it's true. iSomeody else comes along and bs jt from them. The man with 160 hundred acres becames just as + * Wad, in the eyes of ‘the Bolshéyikis- Ye-baptised peasant, as the man with =, 6000. or 50,000 acres. Rush for Jobs - 4No Work to Do. ‘Workers were promised a five-hour = day and double pay. There was a big rush for jobs. Then it was found the} factories had no work to do. | “Famine? There can’t be anything} else under such terrible conditions Just before I left Crimea I met a man} who just came from Petrograd— city tne population of which has} sagged from 2,000,000 to 700,000. “This man saw hundreds of horses lying in the streets, where they had| ——————— en | ~ On face. Red and hard. Very gore to touch and at times throbbed. ‘Very itchy and scratched. In a short time face a mass of blotches and pimples. Ashamed in public. ‘Saw Cuticura advertisement and sent for sample. Purchased more. Used one*take Soap and one box Oint- ment und was healed. 2 e From signed statement of Norman osenquest, New Springfield, Ohio, Jay 101918. Cuticura Toilet Trio Oe of Soap, Ointment and ‘Tdlcim, promotes. and ‘maintains skin. purity, akin comfort and skin health often when all else fails. The ‘Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint- ment to soothe an@' heel, the Talcum and perfume Then why Perak tees ‘your every. RUSSIANS CAN'T AGRRE \ body else either a Bolshevik or a] & Christenson, Courtenay undertak,| does como up for trial it has been in- ‘ fool or a dreamer—why he doesn't} ers, and attempted to purchase aytimated”a change of venue will be é let all decent people in Russia add} small casket. /When advised that he]asked, sentiment being such in Stuts- BUT EVERY FACTION’S SURE EVERY OTHER GROUPS ALL BOLSHEVIK) ..ouaqis tuar | heats ete Pat People DAY, MARCH 25, 1919 a rr en BISMARCB DAILY. TRIBUNE - - + 7 and the idleness and the hunger and|cure a coffin and bury+her without|had‘\been frozen’ to such an’ extent famine under Bolshevik /rule. But) the knowledge) of officials, it devel-| that they. rotted away. what gets me is why*he calls every-|opes. The father journeyed to Berg] In the event the McDonnell case their vaices behind that horn: that| must procuré a death certificate; and| man county*that it would he a diffi- will blow the correct information| burial permit, he around the world and stop Bolshevik} not think it ‘ne propaganda everywhere? McDonnell then h certifidites from _a Ke tated’ that he did | cult task to secure a jury. iy ttempted to obtain then appealed 'to 1 Sulbert of Cour. dropped and died of starvation. He M’DONNELLS MAY enay, who advised him that he would Get Thin saw ragged people cone 4rom the PLEAL SUILTY first have to view the body. Dr. houses, people with wretched faces D G Culbert} joutngyed to the McDonnell sui se and battered | | Best, safe home ‘method, Get a ‘sm of little Etta, | box of off of Korein at the druggist tate’s Attor. | Follow plain dircetions of Korein. sy: me Or | Under \$100 guarantee. 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