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TOMORROW
Eigh tids 2:58 a. 111.; 3:20 p. m..
Sun rises 6:38; sets 4:36. '
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a scoop of confidential co-workers to
his plans.
sanguine uproar and with the v
— ' -~ , ' 0 Kit.
theemmentsoctnflstleodcrofm'oflmu‘mr nun-e insect: M I I,
school. Lenine, himelf, who at one _dise it promised. Instead o":h they From .‘
time “it; an extreme naturalist u- to'dlrect the main of the p- “a "- 3k: ”Mm” m. 0""-
| vocate and now in a moment of de- souxht to speculate them for or
spairing. opportunity he eagerly oat-aces. under what out): my“ tor , LE ROCK”, Ark. Nov. n.“
sought to take advantage of the reign- burden they eked out .to Open“. 'J L“ I ' '1” M and
in: commotion amongst the surging whichthoy were driven l “flaw-3.3“.“ .681. “o 1
irrcsistable classes. so, be organised The funds: result tor the carom. [mty near Magnmoflt. ”Mt Fridaymmi S Ci
— tion of the vast natural rescuers, . (mm the officer} at ”mu” m
went into the pockets of
aide. him in rending the entire moral . ‘tical .
izibiic that heretofore had existed, ccnccrns manipulating the pair“ .
propaganda: instead of appropria n¢|
suc-
shrewd enough had he Damn“
the money to help build t
cceded well and it was not long be- hot-
lore entire Russia was in a state of Mary. and this was Socialism m ,
oclf. ter known as their advocated equa y z
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or Democracy. .
rivato 1332‘
me p 'eu-iy yeagerday morning and
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headcount!
Many More in By
in the public
a1 Bargain. Features;
cry Departmwt 5
A, Ark. Nov, 12.-—-J*Idge J.
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1. Jackson cf the Philips. CW7, Cir. , .
cult Court yesterday sentenced to 01-1 Women 8 HOW 8
ectrocutlon at Little Rock. eleven no 3f”9¢
V of murder in ii Phin wine. neatly hemmed. .
goes recently confided
. 'W - in our of mass uprising the ' ..
_ ausouic NOTICE RUsSIA'S SOCIAL MiLLENlUM_ 9:22:25“: of Russia had “men into Bonheytsm is the iittgitimate child a“ first degree m connection with - 8m El ‘
. {03:6‘300233“:gigoloiio‘ilra Editor Sentinel: in chaos. a turmoil of individual oppo of Autocracy, a wild ogre :nnin; itho insurrection 0‘ October 139‘: . 1’50. “y
heid' .{t its roo’ms. Thursdayqevcning. '1'“? World was r”? “'“h l"! and !sition of hatred and greed for ninth“ “'9 “m“ in mm. hi: I '- —-'—“ , Variety at ”item‘vaines to
Nov. 13th, 1919, 7:30 o'clock. Work oren-cycd with astonishment when it {and dominanm ‘ iamuck. destroying and degrading 8" "Emc‘ s‘m ”LL 11: 35¢ per yar‘, .
E. 'A. Degreef. All Minster Niiétcsgns Felt: l‘tmoivud the wild news of the deposai Industry. the cultivation and devel- )thei‘r Democracy which they cine: :13 A GERIANY K , .fll’ cm
:;:;‘I:l|;r;ciur;aterna y "V ' ;of thc dcspotable autocrat of Russiu, 'opment of agriculture had 5183113194 pure and simple. It is time t 8‘“ i ALIIIOIQ ’2!le
, JOHN K. FINCH. gtho logic or the news was scarcely with the rising surge of factional and stand of adding more fuel to the re s; N 87,1.” first All colors.
Aueot: w. M. :acm‘oditetl by its dive-stricken popu- govcrnmentsl opposition. 9h? once «2- .‘a bucket of water was thrown upon it.‘ WASHINGTO. , ov. fiétween the Woodburv’s “ch‘ Cl' .
ROBERT M- WILCOX. 'lace. months were agape. tongues ”ye machinery of Russia. now lay} it is a complicated matter to deleommerclal transaction Sm nd ~.- 19 cents 9"
Secretariaflwug—fl‘ were breathless and eyes Just fairly dormant and in a sad state while the scribe Bolsheflsm. n is 3 mt”. of'govefnmflnt, oilfiefitzltfsd.” tm mtde ‘Regular 250.
*- ; ”.h i .. H "v ‘ v' ~ . - ._ moveme a it o fixc- ennam . .nc . . t; .
MEL TELE- Pulsed} >0 stupiti-ng was the mean melons“ inactivity added to the M istnbilitynzmonsges?’iah: ‘33:... classes !a tow days are. when a bill for 164,- MlVIS T316“ POW‘CI‘ 19C
transporting Regular 250:.
'VBHING
PHONE CALLS
Iditorial Rooms—92.
:inz o the turbulent sensational
Imews: in its path of expansion. it
fiomented confusion and mob disturb-
m mules—4388. ’ance it resulted in such wild joy the
”it! Editor's Residence—14924. consequences of which was more of-
Mai manager. Besidenoe— ten blood-shed. even though. where it
1062-4- . 'was not so designed. it was_ however,
wmrv‘ Residence—ZIS—z. lm" long before the excited populace
' {became aware of the tremendous
~_——'lreaiity of being ungovemed. Realiz-
MW 031-3; gsmliated '1’an ing their plight. these momentarily,
“meedAtioil: “Berg: pigfizafiogeoiiungoverned people became, the domi-
' ' nant factor of their systems. stand—
all news dispatches credited to it or.
not otherwise in this paper and also ards. customs and institutions When.
“9 local neWs published herein. lin the confusion and pent~up dissen-
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dfilldigpifiéieso‘hgriligcggngo ape-gsion of internal disturbance. n dicta-
” Eur-ship of the Russia's was assumed
__._._;by a radical usurpcr. who took ad-
'linntunt- of the opportunity the shut-
A preacher. addressing a large au- tion offered. Almost immediately.
dience in reicrence to a prohibition this individual through newspaper
amendment said: “This ‘5 no “mp for organs. illicit literature distribution
consiitutionul amendments.
safeguard in this hour of unrest "“2"th m
conservatism, the one danger radical- muss-meetings,
ism. Prohibition is a radical “10““ its ordeal. the chief purpose for the‘w‘
ment, and deserves the some con- advocacy cf this extremely
demnation that all rudicalis‘m deserv- ”9””. not for the reason
es.
he is: not a dry
ground betn'ctn thi- two" Tl’i- urged hunt-lug appeal
his hearers to "UN“ against every rad- jority of the common folk and their [11
TRUE-rRADICALlSM [h
15 social gatherings andi
a policy
there is :i
to the ,greatest 1112-;
l
ical measure both in the moral order ready “1.9"”!an and submission to' . .
oligarchy. a dominance
and in the (‘t‘onulillt' Ol‘tlt'l‘ and keep a doctrine offering them almost all to
voting ‘no' until a conservative pro- . . . .. .
' wnlu reacl of hen‘ heart ‘ lenres; ‘ . .
n ‘ t b ‘ ‘ ‘ment. instead of reverting to the pub-i
tional detriment.
quence which the proletariot land so
(arduously and extensively sought to
produce.
Considering the result of
treme principles
theoretical fmtfcs Lennie and Trot—
:zky it was safe to assume that they
ghad sealed the doom of Russia and
imillion-s of ignorant inhabitants. The
continual
masses denoted they were swayed byl
n irreslstable elemem which was ai
‘potentlol power if
(necessary initiative to set it. into mo-
tion. _
i This was the Utopia that Leninel
had been dreaming of. this want to be
;llie newly
:he ordained to lead Russ
The one _ . _ ‘ Liettci'ed oblivion in which it had so
in the [mm of pamphlets and oral lib-“mg existed. '
. Their
dreadful "1 :rmnuceu “which being intended for the
ridicai ouaiy strayed that it shown to be the
t at it . - -
., -. .. . must heinous and despicable form of.
A conser\.in\c '5 not 3 “9t and held greater efficiency in its culminu- government
'ltllf‘. -
mu lion but, because of its immediate ”1* known.
Thié was the. conse-
of people. an intolerable irrestahility;
factunted by the incitation ol‘ pérnio'
!ious doggerall literature. distributed
iby a coterie of philosophical families,i
iwrit with the pal-fishing effort of
' hrewd hypocracy.
A democracy in all the true sense
iwhich the term inplies would repudi-
jate a government that tends to rule.
:by using sheer lorce as its chief in-
strumentalily.
A true democracy rests upon the alo
tnr o! good-will. cooldence. discos-
sion. fairness and compromise. and it
‘does not seek to subjugate by the
aide ot force or nnilnooity. it seeks to
ienlighten. its chief aim is Truth. Jun-
l' ideal Democracy of his dreams. ”he ’"d ”be"! The “"3" essence
Heated govemmpm that [of it'bresthes a popularity of govern-
in out of theimfln' and nudity’ for vesting its
mm for the individual and collect-
ive mass.
The seething indentation in Russia
is due to the incouidoration of the
ardent diociples of a form of govern
,ment for more despotablc than Bol-
;shevis1n in its unification 0! mass
the ex-
expounded by the
vehement surging of the
once given me
nostrums ved to be no
lvation of humanity had so errone~
{shows no progress but. u a rule it
ever _
WSW MING progression.
rule-management
. CABOOCK STKL IN RING.
3 Gene lolady, mu of Earl Cn -
left entirely .dock, heavyweight chunplon wrestler.
their capable adaptability of adjust- .0! America. h "PU ‘9 usertious ““1 :
faddock bud roflri'odhwriteo as .fol '~
owe: '
their definition of a democracy was
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e \’l\’ld conception of an absolute 3
gram. in kcopin: with the principles of l . - .. . .
a plan “inch “db formulated by a ll _. , '
C for new; of their own eondltiéns l a“ ’
' any one has announced Caddock's
Christian Mines and in harmony With crafty group of philosophers not m th
s i tio'n ': ertv lilis it‘ll ’i i‘.‘ on . . . .
t tu ’ 1‘ ‘ ‘1 ‘1 ' 1 H l‘ c n government implied: but. in search
try." a
It is a beautiful dream film! we . .
Miltiviit and
the Silr‘l‘,( c w..- " c.» . o - . . . .
(‘1‘ m ‘ m m \mm‘c'm c n quest of the virtue their pl‘lllCIDlCi of (inent
for better modes of 'f(-. t 5* ( ' -* . -
_ h l N ’f m .could yield the will of the masses to
llllt’ilSflhl" adventurers; . ,
, the coierm who had organized to lead do so under my management."
eir hihition and sound sense of judg- ’ retimt from the mat they did iti
Their conception was to cause withouste‘any outlmrity from Cnddock‘
which Yen l . or my I. I have been referred to as.
0 tun 1" Caddock's ex-mnnoger. but when Cad-I
dock appears before the public he will‘
rang terrorism
twuld kce on votinLr or. -«uu'~ mvtlii- . . . .
p ‘ ' flouting hllili‘l' and lllllllt'l’ on llli' that 7
cal conservative middli- ground. mnrk- . . , .
sn-zi of politics and diplomacy. playing
in lime W? H.- l‘il-‘ \\‘ Iili u'm‘vssion . .
0g “1 I ‘ I ‘ . ~ u ammo tor the Mlkt' of acquisition
(39 (in. “ll' rii'li *,i"\‘.' I‘ «‘l‘i " ‘ZI- .
g '. K ' 1' _ I" ma also. acting as hypnt'iilu‘s and pup
cal conscruii'ic \\'.'ij‘. \m- at: no in that . . .
‘ .. .. . L , . ‘ .- >- _ pets for high Russian noble» who
[lithium lIl .uii mom} \t_ l-. .1 (5.! lid-11in lwld gigantic iiilwi‘vsls in llir‘ na-'
Plilif< and HH' .\liil'!'t;:ll t‘tll.~'llllli(in. . . . .
. _ ‘ . _ tionul and inter-notional affairs nli
But it is li.i:«.l.‘ grunt tic.1 l. i \Vt'll . . . :
‘ , ‘ that nation. So ll was. in.“ the pro
to in mind i.:z. :0 in ;\ over nut: ovor . . . .
_ ‘ , _ . . li‘Ill'lt'll of Russiuzlmninc and lii<
again that \\'.l.il \\‘i' fun- I «inviitmns. (In t 'd T ‘ k b b .1 1.
_ - FPS at 0 r0 2 'v c0 11 ' ‘i
and not theories, i 1 _ l 1', f I“ w 3 “f(
. . :itc dunno“ 1 ii- (- no 0 ' i :-
Moreovm: there is much misuse of ‘ .; tl . ‘ l (l lllltl'lfll‘i ‘ If
. , H ll'\.':‘< ii in In crn'i an ex ' z z
the word ‘ H‘dwnl. . ‘ [ etnt ‘
full‘l of that vast expanse m uncul-
-Rndlcni mwmw going to tho?- r‘imis 0 .
rivaled and undeveloped territory.
“lions. )li-n of the radicals of ”‘0 ll ““0““ 1 d (1 id
. :llt urct a u -
world have dom- this. Socrates did . .n . he uca e peo
ple. TlH’ll‘ constitution of national
this. and Jcsus (lid ii. and the found- . ,
ers of our republic. The iniublo with government was originated to exploit ‘
much of the so-caliod radicflfii to- the undevelopnd fields and mineral re»
L .day is that ii is not radical enoughfioumw and financial possibilities so;
‘It is superficial and false. and does
not offer fundamental remedim‘. ’
_ Hurling am‘tlicmas at (‘fllriii‘tl may
.lieem radical in comparison with the
détys when capital was sole tyrant.
'7 But it goes only half the way. The
true radicalism goes clear down he-
neath the foliage and tiunl: of capital
and labor to the common root in im-
riztiiat-ict'istit- of that land.
. it was considered directly to be in;
their estimation to give unto Russia. a :
Ili‘iiiblt' example of exemplified De;
lli(l(‘l‘ii()' as it cffvcicd their techniw
Hilly incompetent metal computation?
9-0 the whirl oi‘ politics was set into.
motion amid a broad influx of intrigue 1
whith >00“ gave cause. and rise to
clus-siiphcztvai :ind mob-disturbance.
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manify. li :«Ot'S that capitalists and
This. howcvcn was to he an em in!
laborers are both people—that they are l
Russian I‘topia. so ii was. with it tho.
I
. mutually dependent—and it assails _ .
"wrong on either side Russian people broke :rtvuy from the}
_ _ . ’nmjnr mass and formed numerous in-
diviilunl factions throughout the Em-
A ”Youngr man in Middleton. (‘onn..
pire. the disiniremtion which result-
3.‘ I .
who meant to drop a 'pennv in the
. church collection, accidentally put in :9“ in various “WHOM“ OilposiiionS.
afive‘dollai- gold picce instead. Learn-:Whmh widened the breach and con-
flicts arose amongst them, the con-
lng his mistake he sliamefucedly Foll‘llll
the church treasurer after thn scriice
‘and compromised for half a dollar.
This should be a lmson to people who
try to settle. their church obligation;
' ith pennies. '
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Bill Haywood, the l. Vi'. “Z
lally informed people at Sioux City.
t they “may have to burn some of 0'"
sequence of which was rape violence-
und outrages upon women and chil-
drr-n and excessive sanguinm’y clash-
e's. outright murder for so small gain
\
‘iplorable acts committed. all the in-
]ehdprv‘vlolabilities of institution and ideal
were swept asunder by the huge tide
fzictional opposition their sacred
a, high-pticed corn this winter to'religious rites and month; were de-
‘ p warm.“ So they will. no dotibt—ffll‘ikdé‘d uni dragged in the mire of
the form of good old combl-éad‘ the most despicable acts the modern‘
t“ and burned up interloril’y '55 the human mind can invent.
= meant it to be, there's no better; it. were all a terrific outburst upon
duel. ithe castes of Russia, a terrific regime,
. ' _______.__._._—————- ithen came the days oi flaunt‘and
In a Mexican scrap the other day 23 hunt in the various castes of
W soldiers were killed and four focinetys, every individual in all walks
gen- .
: captured. Thus we see that ”1910i? life was aetualiy"ripe with nnlr
ties and animositieu sprung up in
- ratio of generals to privates inlmosi
part of the Empire. 'Die pro
' ”co still holds true—about one tolevery
letariat realizing the plight and
morale of the people immediately set
minersplans which would inevitably further
late at- aid them in the destruction or the
negoti-tsyste-s. fond thaw
lm‘m sot out to at“ one.
we anthem-It, we the ruins depriving.
po—
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The trouble. with the coal
Was that they wanted to negot
‘ striking, when tho tints for
the M. M
which was in no manner worth the de- '. -
860 covering cost . .
prisoners of war to Germany V88 "9' Cahoo Prints 19c Yfl'd
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“Regular 25c. ,
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