. The American Legion Weekly [Volume 4, No. 33 (August 18, 1922)]. is threatened the com-plete seizure of Kron-stadt, the youth unani-mously responded to thecall for the battle. Withtheir breasts exposed tothe enemys fire, theymarched on the iceagainst Kronstadt. I am convinced,Trotsky concluded, thatthe revolutionary youthof Europe and Americawill also sincerely fulfilits duty when the propertime will arrive. And in the name ofthe Red Army I call: Long live therevolutionary youth of the entireworld! Trotskys call on the revolutionaryyouth of America to fulfil its duty hasbeen answered by the
. The American Legion Weekly [Volume 4, No. 33 (August 18, 1922)]. is threatened the com-plete seizure of Kron-stadt, the youth unani-mously responded to thecall for the battle. Withtheir breasts exposed tothe enemys fire, theymarched on the iceagainst Kronstadt. I am convinced,Trotsky concluded, thatthe revolutionary youthof Europe and Americawill also sincerely fulfilits duty when the propertime will arrive. And in the name ofthe Red Army I call: Long live therevolutionary youth of the entireworld! Trotskys call on the revolutionaryyouth of America to fulfil its duty hasbeen answered by the formation of theYoung Workers League. Its statedpurpose is to organize and educate theyoung working class for the abolitionof capitalism and to aid in the estab-lishment of a Workers Republic, a gov-ernment functioning through the powerof the proletariat to the exclusion ofall other classes, as the first step to-ward the establishment of an interna-tional classless society, free from allpolitical and economic slavery.{Continued on page 25) AUGUST 18. 1922 PAGE 7. Souvenirs Will Be Turned in Orders Are Orders Until Revoked—Which They Sometimes Are, Even in the BestRegulated Armies He found only the majors cap By Louis Felix Ranlett ELLE—so called because of his di-minutive size that suggested anelephant by contrast—was a bornsouvenir hunter. He had seven certifi-cates testifying to the fact that theArmy couldnt use him because he wasonly five feet two and one uniformshowing that the missing inches didntmatter. He had a Made in Americaladies hand bag, bought from a Calaisshopkeeper who couldnt read Englishand told him it was imported had a gift certificate from a packof cigarettes for which he had paid fivefrancs; a Hales grenade with the shaftattached; a bundle of Calais and fifty centime notes that couldntbe disposed of elsewhere; a sawtoothbayonet; and a button belt with all thefifty-seven varieties. But there wasone thing he still coveted—the red card
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