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November 2, 1918 issue

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Not a single Associated Press correspondent is there in Russia. The Associated Press correspondents got out of the country because of their inability to send any news through to the United States by cable or wireless. This is a deplorable state of affairs, for never was there a time when it was so important that one should be getting unbiased news out of that country. Everything that now comes is obviously colored and usually with the determination to paint the Bolsheviks as black as possible.

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