New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 17

leading cariran (nto's ditch which had |We are exercising the dictatorship of been prepared for it. Many of those the proletariat in the namc of the | MOTHER' in the first car were wounded by the ! minority because the peasant class | . p rst fire from forces concealed hehing in Russia is not yet with us we | n 1 ~ [] huge rocks. HA T [i TIME shall continue to exercise the dicta : car canie torship until they submit. 1 estimatc °ag~ati f e . IN IRELANI] T[]I- [T hosegingthicaseqondach RcamaRun VE RYIN . dictatorship’ will dast about v | California Syrup of Figs” and fought until the last man fell wounded. Forde was lying wounded SIS S VELIE, ! Child’s Best Laxative Rios and Senor An- o r r i hen h lu.A d the o lll‘l Lo cease fire. guiano, who disagrce as to the es * Recovered \hchm Relates Kill- | 7o sacr. “Then & irec wumver oc at- Thigks Russians Will Keep Re- reaioncs ot adomting e aicesrorsnis {aekera’ fromBbothaidatranedlints ethihalprolatariathapentl (ol st the road. They wore the uniform of : 3 f in Russia. While both were disap- | ings of November 28. ritish soldiers and handled us all volting for 40 Years TR o T e B very roughly, not excepting the dead full of admiration for the possibili- | After knocking us about they called ties of the Russian revolution. Their London, Feb, 25.—The first detailed | 00 us all to stand up London, Feb. —Nikolai Lenine, report will be presented at a Span- authentic account ef the killing of 17| “TWo of the party were able to get :'Ynl%lr\lr‘\'lfl premier 'n[‘ l:nx.«sn(;;, 11::,&*('!4 ish ln:nlmn]:\l soclalist S April 05 o R n | to their feet and were immediately he Russian peasants to continue their 9 when the question of affiliation Sl teA B GO CFF Sl BTt (L L i ’ resistance against the dictatorship of with Moscow will be decided. Constabulary by a party of Sinn Fcin- | “hot down at close range by the gpg proletariat for 40 years but says The anish delegates presented ers near Macroom, Ireland, on No-| ‘shiners’ (va of |Im lets near me the communists will continue that the three objections of the Spanish - groaned and turned ove One of the government until they submit c- socialists Lenine's twenty-one vember 28, haés just been obtained : : o Anes Entysons J e !4'I\'I|h‘nn plunged a bayonet into his cording to the delezates of the S points, (terms of admission to the 1 F W E s E L L Yo from the sole survivor of the am- | pack. 1 muttered something and he ish socfalist party who have just re- Third Internationale) and brought ) bushed party, Lioutenant H. F. Forde. | turned to me and after cursing me. turned from Moscow back a stirring appeal frmo the ex- The leutenant has recovered from his said it woyld be my turn noxt. I could The Spaniards went to Russic fo ccutive committee of the Interna- GOSSARD Erons wounds In a London hospital. All pre- wseo the others going through the present a statement of the conditions tionale to the Spanish prolctariat to Lacing tious mecounts of the affair have been | clothing of the cadets who were be- under which their party would affili- disregard the hesitations of their | based on deductions, in the absence | ing brutally treated. One of the ate with the Third Internationale. On chiefs and give adherence to the A “Caltformia oymp o . IRy -~ . - of reports from eye-witnesses. civilians tried to pull a gold ring from their return they told a represcnta- communist body. R Fic oxNto e tTis fuatne Caltforata you buy it with our assuramce that it Lieutenant Forde !u:'rrrvd n'lmllo( my finger but falled. The next thing five of l;';'-»;h'l‘l-;xvr;ltlw;ll: their inter- f~_—_ on the paclage, them you are sure every cent you for rt—wortl it m wound In the head an was clubbed ;| T remember was when ono of them V‘iew with ¢ bolshevist premier. - vour child is having the best and most p- fi,rt "n the butt of a rifie ang left {or' rolled me over roughly, to see, [ sup- Asked by Senor de los Rios and ’ harmful physic for the little stomach, ' in comfort, worth it in wearing “”’“ - | 3 el i ll \\D AND Oll(‘lll STRA a pose, whether I was dead. Senor Anguiano, who made the trip TMENTS liver and bowels. Children love its . 16 says that the two motor cars “When T woke up it was pitch dark. ' the soviet capital, when the Rus- EIn e The sugnm‘ q'w'hty of these ongmnl fruity taste. Full dirdctions on each carrying the cadets were attacked as|The amlushars had rotired to their Sian dictatorship would be replaced Saxophone Instructor bottle. You must say “California.” corscts justifies us in mkmg every - 4 h epatred. : they were passing between rocky | positics Iy fired a few by a regime of freedom, Premier Len- | v ,I.S:,_‘“{’\“:{':(fip" ¢ Three sizes. AT YOUR DEALERS. upon your completc satisfaction. declivities on either sid t as tho :I ine said: ¢ = WY, - 89 Jues Repth We have nevqr spoken of liberty. 68 Black Rock Avenue, Why net let our Corsetiere fit Pair of these Corsets? - THE SHOCK OF THE EXPLOSION e Of Our Crash Deferring Disposal i . IS FAST VIBRATING INTO THE DISTANCE 1| SPRING FRQ Await your inspection. AFTER TOMORROW IT WILL BE BUT AN ECHO § $16.75 to $59. If you want to ride the shock-wave of T. N. T. Prices to the harbor of WONDERFUL VALUES, you must JUMP aboard now. Tomorrow the anchor will have been hauled and your opportunity have slipped by. 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