South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-11

eign languages alleged to be regu-
larly conducted and published by the
I. w. w, said i'm part:
This propaganda is being con
Quoted with such regularity that its
magnitude can be measured by the
bold and OutspOken statements con-
tanned in these publications, and the
efforts made therein 10 inaugurate
a nationwide reign Of terror AMI
overthrow the government.
I'm classifying these statements,
they are submitted in a major or
general class as follows:
Il. w. w, anarchistic, radical So
cialistic and socialist.
Found Common Cause.
1T will be seen from these e&-
cerpts and il is indeed significant
that this is the first time in the his
tory of the sO-called radical move
ment in the United States that these
radical elements. have found a COM
mon cause (boishevism) in which
they can all unite. The l. w. w.
anarchists, socialists, radical and
otherwise. in fact all dissatisfied
elements, particularly the foreign ell
ement. are perfecting an amalgama-
ton with one object, and one object
only in view, namely the overthrow
of the government of the United
States by the means Of a bloody rev.
olution and the establishment Of
bOlshevism.
THE I. W. w is perhaps most &C
lively engaged in spreading this
propaganda and has at its command
large field force known as recruit
ing agents. subscription agents. etc,
who work increasingly in the flu
therance of the cause. -
Publishes Newspapers.
This organization also publishes
at least five newspapers in the Eng
lish language and nine in foreign
languages. as show in the list given
below This list comprises only Off
cial papers Of the organization and
does not take into account the large
lished in the interest Of the above
organization
The newspapers listed were:
The New Solidarity. English, week
IL. Chicago: One Big Union, English.
monthly, Chicago; Industrial Union
list, English. weekly. Seattle; Cali
fornia Defense Bulletin, English,
weekly. San Francisco: The Rebel
Worker. English. bi-monthly. New
York La Nueva Solidaridad, Span
ish. weekly, Chicago; Coles Truzenta
Russian, weekly, Chicago; Ii Nuevo
Proletario. Italian. weekly, Chicago;
Nya Warden. Swedish, weekly, Chi
cako: Der InduStrialar Arbiter, Jew
ish weekly. Chicago; PrObuda. Bull
garian. weekly. Chicago; A Felz Ba-
dulas. Hungarian. weekly. Chicago.
The information furnished by Mr.
Lamar comedies TO an extent with
the statements reiterated today by
Raymond Robins, former head Of
the American Red Cross TO Russia.
when he again appeared before the
committee, primarily TO answer
statements concerning him made
Saturday by David r. Francis.
American ambassador 10 Russia.
Overthrow All Governments.
Mr.. Robins insisted that il was the
desire of the bolShevists 10 over
throw all the governments OF the
world and in their place set up ter
roristic governments similar TO those
in Russia. He said he did not know
OF his own knowledge that bolshc-
visits from Russia actually were en-
gagged in trying 10 accomplish this
purpose in the United States bu.
that he was convinced certain people
here were engaged in prOpagatins
bolsheviki ideals
The l. W. w" he said. has been
doing it for 20 years"
In reply 20 questions Mr. Robins
said ne did not know whether boil
shevist agents were being sent into
South America. bat he agreed with
Sen. King Z Utah, that il was quite
probable the Russian reds wonlA