The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, July 5, 1920, Page 12

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He tells us of the fatal mis- takes of general staffs and generals, who sent countless thousands to death’ ‘needlessly; of the gruesome jokes that “men and officers laughed about to keep . up their courage while lying in shell holes knee-deep with human arms and legs and gore; of how men were driven insane hy the slaughter; of the perver- sion of human nature by blood lust.’ Lying there in the trenehes*, @ _stone’s throw from another line of | trenches in which other human bemgs.‘ ; ' who happened to be born or raised in “Germany alse Iy in:wait with guns - " and bombs and knives, the British sol- diers were ‘often overwhelmed with . .the folly and. insanity-of the whole = _business. The chaplains had difftculty .|’ in explaining to many how it was that’ o RUSH COUPON Slznlnd:::dms;m g‘un;tsendam 7 a saving 2.0 palror the ahoesl. mioney back, every cent of it, =5 Men's La &5 Men’s Latest Mode! Dr Wllxle our stock lasts, we will ship this wonderfally etylish mod dmtflry bargain p;zce. 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Spargo; publ i New York.: _ British: and Germans prayed to the '~ ‘same God and implored the same God = 'y, for yictory, and the officers were often - stumped . ‘for’ answers: to men who' wondered why it was necessary ing, and “who had nothing * against ‘them.” The British soldier wanted to .| “get back to his women folks and home, - I ‘and so did the German opposite. Gibbs " - says the strain could not have lasted . much longer. The men on' both sides: would have come out of the trenches and refused longer. to participate in | “the insanity. Asit was they frequent- |1y fraternized >and’ the general staff. ‘had considerable difficulty occasmnally X in bregking the practice up. ! But Gibbs tells the other mde of.» " war too—the splendid courage and pa- . triotism of the British troops; the holy zeal with which they took up the de- . a traitor to God and humamty. ThQngh & Brxtlsh soldiers and ours fought “fo ‘condemns the peace treaty as gwmg ‘N guarantees to humamty that it - gewed. § | shall rever happen again. He de- ‘idihs; Medmx!:’l.evtl’;gefiand Extra - 88 | o gai nounces: the false patviotism which in- cites the: people of one nation agamst | the other, and the. greed and ignor- {‘ance of ‘statesmen and dlploma.ts that - have caused them towfail to date to take steps to make war nnpossxble, or. . even less pmbable i i WHAT CAUSES REPELS " The Paychology of ‘Bolshevism; by Johti lished by Hamer &. Btothers. . Mr. Spargo,'as mdst of our readers | Xnow, is an’ uncomprormsmg opponent ; “of bolshevism, either in Russia or the ' United States. He has written preyi- ‘ous volumes explaining his opposition 1 %o t"he; present, Sowet ‘government of " s Rus i ‘-and he starts thzs one by ex~