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-- < THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1929 Soviet Experiment is Tragic Failure Claims Former Grand Duke Russia Must Look to Romanoff for Aid in Period of Re- construction, Says Cousin of Czar, in an Interview Given During His Visit to Montreal.' Montreal, Jan. 26.--The Soviet experiment in Russia has falled tragically and its endurance is now but a question of the patience of the Russian people, for economically it 18 an enormous machine pumping money out of the people, and mor- ally it has wrought widespread un- happiness based as it is on hate, immorality, persecution of God and the Church, and upon negative principles generally. His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Alexander Michailo- viteh, brother-in-law of the late Czar, cousin by marriage of King George, philosopher and littera- teur, thus epitomized his impres- sions in these words to an inter- viewer recently, Tall and gaunt in appearance, attired in a grey lounge suit," the one outstanding remaining mem- ber of the famous Romanoff line, Grand Duke Alexander {is certain that his countrymen will not suf- fer the yoke of the »oviet very much longer, because he declares that the Soviet is working against the harmonjes of the universe. People Unhappy "I would not speak against the present regime In my country were my people happy and prospering, but they are not. The Russian peasant is poorer today than ever before, he is ill-clothed and has the greatest difficulty in obtaining soap with which to wash hmself," he sald, False Impressions have been gained by most people who have presumed to discourse on the pres- ent state in Russia because, the Grand Duke asserted, they visitea that country only after the revo'u- tion had done its deadly work. Writers and lecturers report that great construction is going on there, His Imperial Highness said. They say that the drama, that art, has received a new impetus, but they do not realize that this con- struction is re-construction; the re-building of all the smashing and tearing that was done by the fren- zied mobs in the revolugiou, But Grand Duke Alexander is not satisfied, with destructive erit- icism and he has given a great deal of thought to the future of Russia. He expressed the hope that some day he may go back to aid in the upbuilding of the country on a new principle, that of the religion of love. The monarchy will come back, in his opinion, but it will not resemble Czarism, it will take the form of a limited monarchy wherein the reigning family will labor for the good and happiness of their subjects, Human Machines His Imperial Highness depre- cates the materialistic atmosphere that is being engendered in Russia today, He says that the Soviet are machines, rather than as human machines, arther than as human beings. Their education {is one- sided and stress is laid upon the material life, while the spiritual side, the soul, is altogether forgot- ten, And that to His Imperial Highness spells doom for the Sov- fet Republics, "What do I expect when the Soviet and their revolutionary ideas disappear? I do not know what to expect, Nobody does. Perhaps the regime of the Czars was bad, but then again it was the Roman- off family throughout many gen- erations' that made the name of Russia a great one among the na- tions of the world. Ana 1t is to the Romanoffs that Russia must look for help in the pera or re- construction when it comes." Of one thing he is certain. The parilamentary system of govern- ment will never be set up in Rus- sia, because that system is gradu- ally falling to pieces ,all through Europe, he thinks, It is going to pieces in France, in- Germany, and it has gone in Italy, and the solu- tion is something along the lines of a dictatorship, Need for Religion The Grand Duke feels that today there is a need for a practical re- TIME TABLES C.P.R, TIME TABLE, New Schedule taking effect 12.00 h Sunday. Apri) 2, 1928 ili Going West Daily, Lm. Daily . Daily except Sundey, ' Daly excep Sunde, 12.09 a.m ily All times shown above sre times trains depart from Oshaws Station. C. N. 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Imperial Highness thinks that there should be a practical application of such to ev- ery day life, "In Europe one cannot tell them anything for they have set ideas and that is why I am commencing my lecturing on this continent. You people are open-minded here, and if you see a practical side to an idea, you will accept it." CCAALTS ANY WHE ITF ee) a -- - ' HIGH GRADE EQUIP. MENT KEPT IN PER FECT CONDITION, MEANS RELIABLE SERVICE 82 'COLEMAN | CARTAGE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Grand Duke Alexander, with his retinue, arrived fi New York this morning and was met at Wind- sor Station by Sir Frederick Wil- liams-Taylor, his host, Louis Car- rier, and Allan Isles, Alderman Bray, acting Mayor, and an exten- sive Russian delegation headed by Dmitri G. Ter-Assatouroff, presi- dent of the Society Fund for the Salvation of Russia, Later he was: received at the city hall, Following a private luncheon, the Grand Duke and party were taken on a sight-seeing tour of the city and then attended a thanksgiving service at the Russian church of St, Peter and Paul on Champlain street, Such a service is a custom- ary one in any Russian village on the arrival of a member of the Im- perial family, Tonight he will lecture in the Ritz-Carlton hotel. BOOTLEGGERS AT THE BORDER THROW ASIDE CAUTION A Steady Stream of Liquor Flows Across the River to Detroit Windsor, Jan, 26, -- The local bootlegging fraternity, which be- cause of apparent hostility on the part of Detroit border patrol has bcen experiencing considerable dif- ficulty of late in pursuing their chosen avocntion, threw caution to the winds yesterday when they learned that Chief Summer Sleeper, of the patrol, and a dozen of un. aides had thrown up their jobs with United States Government and tha: the international line was wide open, } Beginning shortly before daylight yesterday a steady stream of Caua- dian beer and whisky has found its way across the ice-covered Detroit River to parched citizens of the re- public, and when darkness fell last night the bootleggers' procession was still passing, with no indica+ tion of its early termination, The "safety-zone" extended prac- tically all the way down the river, even to the town of Amherstburg. 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