New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1924, Page 13

DEAD,LENINESTIL DOWINATES RUSSIA Greater in Death Thav in Ll Rules Russian Thoiight Moscow, Sept. 19.—~Like so many other commanding figures in hisy tory Nicolal Lenine, creator of Sov- let Russia, is greater in death than in life, If the founder of the mod- érn communist state has failed to become a "Wb®* or a “saint,” he has literally become, i the minds of the Russian bolsheviks, an idol of as great fame as America's Washington or Lincoln, In the cen- ter of Moscow's famous ' “Red Square,” Lenine lies mouldering in a trafl wdoden tomb, a symbol to the bolshevik intelligence of the death of Russia's greatest rebel and of the renaissance of a new Rus- sia. Throughout the day and night, within the walls of the Kremlin, as sacred to Russians of the mon- archial period as Lenine's tomb is dear to the heart of the commun- ist, thousands of Russians who have embraced the soviet faith pass in silence before this strange mortu- ary chamber of cedar and oak and, without getting a glimpse of the frail body within, stop to do rev- erence to its departed spirit. There are those of course, of the old Czarist regime, who look upon the wooden sepulchre as a grim re- minder, not of the death of a man, but of the destruction of the -old Russia. It Is to guard against any untoward demonstrations from such as these that guards are on duty at the tomb and behind the Krem- Hn walls, ready with bayonets to suppress the slightest festure of in- Say “‘Bayer Aspirin” INSIST! Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by phy- sicians for 24 years. 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If his likeness {s not represented in plaster busts in every shop win- dow In every town, it is found in the school book#, on posters, in every government office, in public monuments, in cinema films, on postage stamps, in tourist souvenirs of Russia, His portrait 1s seen even on public lawns, ingeniously worked out in flowers and follage. Tt probably will soon appear on Russian coins. It s already fur- nace-blasted on household dishes |ana pottery. “Leninism" is 4 common in Rus- slan terminology as Marxism, com- munism or syndicalism, The sov- iet authorities have seen to it that Russia's children are duly insttuct- ed in the life and achlevements of their first revolutionary head. They have just appropriated nearly $1,- 000,000 for the wider cir¢ulation of Lenine’s writings among fhe popu- lation. They have sct aside a huge sum for the crection of a magnifi- cent mausoleum of marble and bronze to supplant the present wooden tomb of the “Father of Modern Russia.” Today, seven months after Lenine | Been-stained wood that rests above “Mother of Russia,” is the focus of all the ideals, hopes and aspirations of Russian revolutionists. To the ret of Russia the mortal tenement | of tinder-wood, with its mute oc- | cupant, typifies only a destructive epocli in Russia’s thousand years of life. Mrs. Peasley Again Heatls Woman’s Clubs Hartford, Sept. 19.—Mrs, Fred- erick M. Peasley of Cheshire was reclected “chairman of the New | England conforence of federated | women’s. clubs yesterday at the | concluding session of the threc-day conference. Miss E. Gertrude Dick- | erman of Concorn, N. 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