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THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1919.
BOLSHEVIST IN OFFICE
When Howe, a United States im
migration inspector at Ellis island,
presided over a Bolshevik meeting in
New York, he was either a fool or a
knave. If he did not know what he
was doing he does not know enough
to be an immigration inspector. If
he knew what he was doing he is too
dangerous to be at large.
It is not improbable that he is one
of the parlor Bolshevists who become
enamored of a theory because it is
different. These faddists are just as
apt to be captivated by one theory as
another. But assuming that Howe
knew what he was doing, he must have
sanctioned for America that which
Lenine and Trotzky inflicted on Rus
sia. He must have given his mental
assent to the Bolshevik proposition
that all existing governments should
be destroyed as quickly as possible,
and among them the United States
government, which employs him.
It will not do for such men to plead
that they are simply devoting them
selves to the basic American ideals of
liberty and justice. The Bolsheviki do
not believe in those ideals. They be
lieve, not in the rule of the majority,
but in the dictatorship of a class and,
in actual operation, the rule of the
minority. They would overthrow the
United States government with great
er satisfaction than they would de
stroy any of the European govern
ments, for they realize that the United
States is the most powerful pillar of
civilization. We have but to cast our
eyes about us to see what they would
accomplish if they could. The bomb
outrages and the revolutionary strikes
reveal to us what they have in their
minds and hearts.
A government official who would
lend the sanction of his presence to
their designs is inviting the destruc
tion of the government he has sworn
to serve.
Not long ago a meeting of Bolshe
viki, calling themselves socialists and
I. W. W. held a meeting in Salt Lake
and one of the speakers declared that
it was planned to divide the United
States into twelve self-governing
soviets.
The analysis of Bolshevist theories,
however, can never impress upon our
minds the horrors of Bolshevism. We
must know what it is in practice to
understand its true tendency. And
when we have saturated our mitads
with Bolshevism as applied in Russia
we shall begin to understand the
enormity of Howe’s offense. A quota
tion from an article by a British secret
service operative, which appeared in
London Tit-Bits, reveals Bolshevism in
action. He writes:
Not long ago a fete was held to
celebrate the anniversary of the crea
tion of Lenine’s army. On this oc
casion there was a general raid on the
homes of the upper and middle classes
for food, which was then used to give
a free banquet to the scum of the
population.
At intervals during the days num
bers of citizens of the middle class
type, whof are hated by the Bolshe
vists, were led out of the prisons to
be executed in public for the amuse
ment of the mob.
In the evening middle-class women
and girls were placed at the mercy of
rnfflans who had proved themselves
faithful supporters of the Bolshevists.
News was received recently from
southern Russia that the Red Guards,
on the pretext of searching for arms,
are entering houses and carrying off
women and girls. The women are
taken into the soldiers’ rooms—and
often dead bodies are seen in the
street the morning after.
Women of gentle birth are being
made to clean the dirtiest quarters of
the town. They are shamefully treated
in the barracks, and disappear for
days.
Owing to the spread of Bolshevism
the life of no woman in Russia is safe.
By a recent inquitlous decree which
has spread indignation throughout the
civilized world, women in a certain
province have to give themselves to
the state, in circumstances too revolt
ing to describe in these columns.
Failure to comply with this new law
is visited by the severist penalties.
Sometimes death in its most hideous
form is meted out to women to whom
honor is more precious than life.
Husband and wife may be sitting
comfortably by the fireside on even
ing. Suddenly the locked door of the
room is burst open. Two or three
members of the Red Guard, as the Bol
shevists choose to call their soldiers,
enter. Everything of value in the
house is taken. Then these apologies
for soldiers trump up a false charge,
tear husband and wife apart, take the
man before Lenine and the woman to
a worse fate, and the chances are that
they will never see each other again.
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The order for the publication of this
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on the 7th day of May, 1919.
Witness the Honorable Fred M.
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seal thereof, this 7th day of May, in
the year of Our Lord the one thou
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and of our independence the one hun
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Territory of Alaska.
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to be paid and collected in the manner
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failure to do so the penalties provided
in Section 6 of Chapter 29 of the ses
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