The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-07-03
BRITISH FAR IN
ADVANCE OF Us
Alongside rhslr Program North
Dakota's Now Laws Lsok
Very Conservative.

AUO WuO IO ~
Dasssd by the fatFners' legislature d
ivh6oaary, impossible a r~salizaticlh
opelansde and suSveravs 6 oD
pepssnt form AZ government VIII dad
ootpsthinS to think on. II they VIII
widen the horison Of their vision ana
IKE IN what II going On In Great
Britain at the present time. II tAay
VIA DO that they will look at North
Dakota's new laws with quite 4 modi.
ned state Of mind.
Picture Of British eituatton.
A picture Of the situation In Great
Britain IL furnished by William Allen
White. It does not come from radical
or socialistic sources and MI. Whites
accounts Of British affairs appear in
the anti-League press Of this and other
sttaes. One Of his articles appeared
In the Fargo Forum Of June 9Th. md
1t is to this n that tho attention Of
North Dakotans should be drawn, Mr..
White writes:
1.-The British revolution, bloodless,
deep and fundamental. 10 sweeping On,
while everyone waits. The coalition
party, controlling Paxliament-of toe.
les, liberals and radicals-is working
cautiously yet effectively upon revo.
lutionary changes. The coalition u
made up Of forces which in American
would be symboiised by Senator Lodge.
Senator Hiram Johnson and Samuel
Gompers.
To conhsoats Land for Homes.
'"That coalition Is now considering
three bills, one to provide for houses
buIlt by money from tho national
treasury, under supervision Of the
local municipalities UPON CONFIS-
GATED LAND; another bill to take
over the railways and all public
highways and a third to nationalist
all mines and mineral rights.
But business goes On as usual, tho
price Of food being gradually boosted,
after being summarily reduced early
in the spring and Parliament continues
day by day to draw nearer nationalist
ton Of housing, transportation and
mines, with labor radicals waiting to
demand NATURALIZATION OF
ELECTRIC POWER. DOCKS AND
SHIPPING.
England Changing Handa.
I'm the meanwhile the London
Times calls attention to the great
number Of real estate advertisements
In its columns and declares, England
Is Changing Hands, The old owners
are moving in England.
Labor Dictates Policy.
"This week the Triple Alliance Of
Unions-the dock workers, the rail-
road workers and tho miners-have
called q conference to consider q gen.
oral strike II the secretary Of state for
war does not Immediately make salts
factory public promises concerning tho
withdrawal of troops from Russia.
the abolition Of conscriptIon, the rails
ing Of the Russian and German block
ades and the release Of directors. This
powerful section Of labor has twice.
within six months, brought the govern
ment to its knees, and with employ
msut bonuses furnishing funds 1t will
bs easy to vote q strike.
"On tho other hand the parliament
ary committee Of the unions has ~
ceived private assurances from Bonab
Law that these demands win be met By
the government, but tho Triple Alliance
demands that A PUBLIC PROMISE
BE RHGIsTBRED by Bonar Law Tor
hie government.
Net Dolshovlsn. '
How ths situat1on 70 not cr1tca1
bat b exceedingly sss1ouA Il VIII nQD
mean bolsAsviR evn + Il - succeaD
Ill but It does mean q genuine rise q
~ iA10 pasU 70 DewaR anl To dao
- coming s1ssloy.
TAs pGlattoa q IN <Aio D1atasA ist11
novs0snt to tn Paris tJmu 10 thi4:
Whl1 Ds5tGA hAoy takes conkrN @
- gOv910at Il VII move fr .
Asftee psee>s German stateGm0
watching 1AsaG1d, know tAla TAo
British labor Leaders make no bones
,flhAt thu y their aim and - faS - fho
DEft9h government sees, ehsp mela
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