Show J ItEAL DANGER 4 We sit complacently in our homes v and read about the doings of the I I. I V t Ww W. W WV the Bolshevist and the Reds of or all orders 1 We give scant thought o of the tho problems o of maintaining a s safe re and an d staple term form t rm of government government Many o oUS of ot ofus otus df f V us think the reports o of radical j lies lies oro largely exaggerated rate and that t S anyway the anyway the trouble is so far Car faraway i away It wont won't hurt us A lot of us thought the the same thing nb about ut the European war war at at first V V No Now comes a declaration from Crom the a governor governor of ot Alaska stating that this farthest north section of our country coun- coun c t try needs more police protection to cop cope with the wave of oC radicalism that threatens to break out at any V minute te The peril to civilization arising from bolshevist victories which have hay e ni st extinguished all opposition in n Russia Sla Is not limited to Europe and I J If bolshevism shall devour Pol Po- Po h. h l la manla and the Baltic states ut ti which have split spilt off from Russia it m map may r sweep on through Germany and lh st states tes gaining power powe r i as It advances es until Gre Great t Britain j 4 prance ranee Italy alY and Spain cannot with with- a t If it shall overflow India Afghanistan Persia n nod and ld Turkey it may llis V extend d eastward through China m and Japan Japan- The Tho flood would I then the Atlantic and Pacific k 5 o oceans oceans us f Industry and business scent this danger ger and have ha tried tried tried-to to rouse th thay the e ay iii ge citizen to the necessity o of or f radicalism in whatever fiti rr orM ft itself ii V It it t is the Is-the the laboring man and average A V citizen who have the most at stake cis v. v fo r for they are T th nes who first feel tc tiie ot industrial condi- condi c |