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ZIONISM. VERSUS BOLsHEVISAl
4 BY THE RI. HON. WINSTON S. CHURCHILL BRITISH
SECRETARY OF WAR


and impossible equality, has been
steadily growing. It played, as MOD
ern writer, Mrs. Webster, has so ably
shown, definitely recognizable part
in the tragedy of the French Revolu-
tion. 1t has been the handspring of
every subversive movement during
the Nineteenth Century; and now at
last this band of extraordinary per-
sonalities from the underworld of the
great cities of Europe and America
have gripped the Russian people by
the hair of their heads and have be-
come practically the undisputed
masters Of that enormous empire.
Terrorist Jews.
There is no need to exaggerate the
part played in the creation of Bolshe-
vism and in the actual bringing about
of the Russian Revolution by these
international and for the most part
atheistical Jews. It is certainly a
very great one; it probable out
weighs all others. With the notable
exception of Lenin, the majority OF
the leading figures are Jews. More
over the principal inspiration and driv-
ing power comes from the Jewish
leaders. Thus Tchitcherin, a pure
Russian, is eclipsed by his nominal
subordinate, Litvinoff, and the in
fiuence of Russians like Bukharin or
Lunacharski cannot be compared with
the power of Trotsky, or of Zinovieff,
the Dictator of the Red Citadel (Pet-
rograd), or Of Krassin or Radek-all
Jews. In the Soviet institutions the
predominance of Jews is even more
astonishing. And the prominent, if
not indeed, the principal, part in the
system Of terrorism applied by the
Extraordinary Commission for Com
batting Counter-Revolution has been
taken by Jews, and in some notable
cases by Jewesses. The same evil
prominence was obtained by Jews in
the brief period of terror during which
Bella Kun ruled in Hungary. The same
phenomenon has been presented in
Germany Especially in Bavaria), so
far as this madness has been allowed
to prey upon the temporary prostra-
tion of the German people. Although
in all these countries there are many
non-Jews every whit as bad as the
worst of the Jewish revo1utionaries,
the part played by the latter in pro-
portion to their numbers in the popu,
lation is astonishing.
Protector of the Jews"
Needless to say, the most intense
passions of revenge have been excited
in the breasts of the Russian people,
Wherever General Denikin' s authority
could reach. protection was always ac-
corded to the Jewish population, ana
strenuous efforts were made by his
officers to prevent feprisaIs and to
punish those guilty Of them. SO much
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the resulting consequences are more
National Jews.

National Jews.
At the present fateful period there
are three main lines of political con-
ception among the Jews, two of which
are helpful and hopeful in very high
degree to humanity, and the third alb
solutely destructive.
First there are the Jews who, dwell
ing in every country throughout the
world, identify themselves with that
country, enter into it's national life,
and, while adhering faithfully to their
own religion, regard themselves as
citizens in the fullest sense of the
State which has received them. Such
a Jew living in England would say,
II am an Englishman practising the
Jewish faith" This is worthy con-
ception. and useful in the highest de-
gree. We in Great Britain we'll know
that during the great struggle the in
fiuence Of what may be called the "Na-
tiOnal Jews" in many lands was cast
preponderatingly on the side of the
Allies; and in our own Army Jewish
soldiers have played a most dis
tinguished part, some rising to the
command of armies, others winning
the Victoria Cross for valour.
The National Russian Jews, in spite
Of the disabilities under which they
have managed to play an honOurable
and useful part in the national life
even of Russia. AS bankers and in
dustrialists they have strenuously pro-
NOTED the development of Russia's
economic resources, and they were
foremost in the creation of those re-
markable organizations, the Russian
Cooperative Societies. In politics
their support has been given, for the
most part, to liberal and progressive
movements, and they have been
among the -staunchest upho1ders OF
Britain.
International Jews.
In violent opposition to all this
sphere Of Jewish effort rise the
schemes Of the international Jews.
The adherents of this sinister confed-
eracy are mostly men reared up
among the unhappy populations Of
countries where Jews are prosecuted
on account of their race. Most, If
not all. Of them have forsaken the
faith of their forefathers, and divorced
from their minds all spiritual horas
Of the next world. This movement
among the Jews is not new. From the
days of Spartacus-W Weishaupt to those
of Karl Marx, and down to Trotsky
(Russia), Bella Kun (Iungary) Rosa
Luxembourg (Germany) and Emma
Goldman Omitted States); this world
wide conspiracy for the overthrow of
civilization and for the reconstruction
of society On the basis Of arrested de-
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was this the case that the re
propaganda against General ID
denounced him as the Protecl
the Jews. The Misses Healy:
Of Mr.. Tim Healy, in re1atju<
4 personal experiences in KieIE ~
clared that to their knoWl81< s
more than one occasion officer
committed offences against Jews
reduced to the ranks and sent /
the city to the front. But the =
Of brigands by whom the Wh0|1
expanse of the Russian Empire
coming infested do not hesif1
. crafty their lust for blood 80
revenge at the expense of The
cent Jewish population whene||
opportunity occurs. The brigan6
hno, the hordes of Petlura ai|
Gregorieff, who signalized thejr
success by the most brutal mas
everywhere found among The
stupefied, half-infuriated populai||
eager response to anti-Sen1itiaI
its worst and foulest forms
The fact that in many .caa86|
ish interests and Jewish place
worship are excepted by the Bx
viks from their universal hos IL
tended more and more to associat
Jewish race in Russia with TIL
lainies which are now being a
trated., This is an injustice ~
lions Of helpless people, most o{ +
are themselves sufferers from
revolutionary regime. 1t be6E
therefore, specially, importaUf "a
ter and develope any strone +iii6
Jewish movement which lead d a il|
away from these fatal associaI
And it is here that Ziorlism has
deep significance for the n
world at the present time.
A Home for the Jews.
Zionism offers the third sphe]
the political conceptions Of tl66
ish race. In violent contrast to
national communism, it present
the Jew a national idea of 3
manding character. 1t has faI{o
the British. Government. as ii
Of the conquest Of Palestine, to
the opportunity and the respon6i[ (
of securing for the Jewish rac|
over the world a home and q &c
of national life. The Statesmen
and historic sense of Mr.. Bal
were prompt to seize this opporfu
Declarations have been made N
have irreyocably decided the po1i<
Great Britain. The fiery energIe
Dr., Weitzman, the leader, for
.tical. purposes, of the Zionist pro
backed by many of the most pi
nent British Jews, and supportes
the full authority of Lord AlIenby
all directed to achieving the sue
Of this inspiring movement
OF course, Palestine is far too 81
to- accommodate more than a fra<
of the Jewish race, nor do the
jority of national, Jews wish to
there. But IT, as may well hap
there should be created In our
lifetime by the banks Of the Io'
q Jewish State under the protz|
Of the British Grown, which d
comprise three or four mili{op
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(
COME people like Jews and some
~ do not; but no thoughtful man
can doubt the fact that they are
beyond all question the. most formi-
dable and the most remarkable race
which mas ever appeared in the world.
Dlsraeli, the Jew Irime Minister OF
England, and the Leader of the Con
servative Party, who was always true
to his race and proud OF his origin,
said on a Well-knoWn occasion: sThe
Lord deals with the nations rs the
nations deal with tlle jews" Certain
Z ly when we look ut the miserable state
CT Russia, where Of all countries Of
the world the Jews were the most
cruelty treated, and contrast it with
the fortunes of our OWE country,
which seems to have been so provi>
dentially preserved amid the awful
perils of those times, we must admit
that nothing that has since happened
in the history of the world has falsified
the truth of Disraelis confident as.
sertion
Good and Bad Jews.
The conflict between good and evil
which proceeds INCREASINGLY in the
breast of man nowhere reaches such
an intensity as in the Jewish race
The dual nature of mankind is no.
where more strongly or more terribly
exemplified. We owe to the Jews in
the Christian revelation system OF
ethics, which even if it were not en-
tirely separated from the supernatural,
would be incomparably the most
precious possession of mankind, worth
in fact the fruits of all other wisdom
and learning put together. On that
system and by that faith there has
been built out of the wreck of the
Roman Empire the whole OF our exist
ing civilization.
And it may well be that this same
astounding race may at the present
time be in the actual process of pro-
ducing another system of morals and
philosophy, as malevolent as. Chris
tianity was benevolent, which, If not
arrested, would shatter irretrievably
all that Christianity has rendered pos
sible. It would almost seem as if
the gospel of Christ and the gospel
of antfChrist were destined to origi-
nate among the same people; and that
this mystic and mysterious race had
been chosen for the supreme mani
festations, both of the divine and the
diabolical.
There can, be no greater mistake
than to attribute to each individual a
recognizable share in the qualities
which make up the national character.
There are all sorts of men good, bad
and for the most part, Indifferent
in every country, and in every race,
Nothing is more wrong than to deny
to an individual, on account acf race
or origin. his right to be judged on
his personal merits and conduct. In
a people Of peculiar genius like the
Jews, contrasts are more vivid the
extremes are more widely separated
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British Secretary of War, the Rt. Hon.
Winston s. Churchill, published the follow
ing article in the London Sunday Herald of
February 8. an article which has created much
sensation amongst the British public.)
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-10-26
NOVOSTI IZ POLITICNIH
TABOROV.

Senator Hiram johnson iz Ca
lifornije je govoril V sredo zvecer
V Hobokenu. kjavil je, da je Sc
nator Harding absolutno "a zavr-
nitev Lige narodov in da nj nice
sar dvoumnega " staliScu republi-
kanskega predsedniskega kandi-.
data V tenn vprasanju. Senator
johnson je rekel nadalje, da ne
kateri politiki IL osebnih razlogov
razlagajo besede senatorial Hard
inga ma tax nacin kot bi tega ne
smell storiti. Vsled tega zavraca
on ma najbolj odlocen nacin vse
napade ma odkritosrcnost republi-
kanskega kandidata.
Bridgeport, Conn, 21. okt.
Governor Cox je postal veraj pref
snjemu drzavnemu tajniku, Elihu
Root, brzojavko, kateri ga Je
pozval, maj popravi gotove svoje
izjave, katere je izustil pred wee
rajsnjem Carnegie Hall. Cox je
odlocno zanikal, da hoce ma vsak
naGin gledati ma to, da bo Liga
narodov sprejeta obliki kot jo
je predsednik Wilson prinesel IL
Pariza, = kot je trdil to Elihu
Root svojem govoru.
Jackson, O., 81. okt. = Ma svo-
jem potu V Rochester in Buffalo,
kjer bo govoril, Sc je republican
ski predsedniSki kandidat ustavil
tukai ter Sc napotil ma zborovall-
see, kjer ga je pozdravilo 100000
|ljudi. Harding je OBJ tel priliki
pozval governerja Coxa, maj doka-
ze svojo zadnjo trditev, da je ON,
namrec Harding, Hpremenil te-
kom kampanje svoje stalisce glede
mednarodne politike.
= V Stevilne stvari, ki so vse-
bovane Ligi predsednika, ne We
ruiem, = je rekel senator Hard
ing, ter dal izr9zal svojemu abso-
lutnem nasprotstvu proti q. x.
Ce misli demokraticni kan
1
didat, = je nadaljeval, y ola Je
to moi 13. preobrat svetovnl po-
litiki, potem mu sporocam, ola /
nam Sc enega ma razpolago. Brez
dvoma imam pravico do stirinaj-
stega preobrata.
S tenn je incl senator Harding
V mislih Stirinajst took predsed-
nika, Xxi so pogorele.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-10-26
VELIK PORAZ IA PROHI-
BICIJO.

Vancouver, B. c., q. okt.
Dosedaj je bila uveljavljena V
British Columbia .prohibiciJa, a
sedaj je bilo odrejeno ma splosno
zahtevo prebivalstva lJudsko gla.
sovanje glede vprasanJa, ee maj
Sc Sc nadalje ohrani prohlblclJo
ali io odstrani. Vlada Je stavla
maj Sc ustanovl uradnlm
potion prodajalne, V katerlh Sc DO
prodajalo opojne place. V teh
prodajalnah bodo zejni lahko ku-
pi'i proti zmernim cenam 2ganJe,
vino in pivo, a lie V origlnalnlh "a
vol'l, katere bodo morall Wetl 5
seboj. Ia predlog je bill sedaJ
spreiet z vecino najmanJ petnaJst
tisoe glasov.
Vlada je sedaj ukrenila vse po-
trebno, da dobi vecjo zalogo 'bla-
ea" V originalnih zavoJih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-10-26
JUZNA AFRIKA HOCE
SVOBODE.

Cape Town, Unija JUNE Afrl-
Ike, %. okt. = Prosti drzavni ma
rodni kongres je danes sprejel re-
solucijo, dodatno k deklaraclJl
strankinih principov, V katerl pro-
elasa ljudSko voljo "a naJvlsJo O.
blast uniji JUNE Afrike, svoJo
pravico, da Sc locijo cd Vellke
Britanije, pravico, ola pretrgaJo
vsake vezi med Unijo in Veliko
Britanijo in izjavlja opoziciJo ma
pram tesnejsi imperijalni zvezi.
Resolucija dodaja vsekakor, ola
Sc ne bo zavzelo nobenih odlocil-
nih korakov glede odpada od Bri-
tanije = dokler ne bo vecina ljud-
stva izrazila svojo voljo "a to po-
tom referenduma.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-10-26
zIDJE ZAHTEVAJO, DA POLL
SKA PRENEHA z zATI-
RANJEM.

New York, 25. okt. = Ma kon-
ferenci provozoricne organNaciJe
ameriskega zidovskega kongresa
so bile sprejete resolucije, kl "a
htevajo cd poliske Wade. da ta-
koj prepreci zatiranje in prega-
mamie zidov ma Poljskem. 1meno-
van je bill komitej, XII maj konfe-
rira poljskim ministrom V Was
hingtonu, Kazimirjem Ljubomir-
skim, XII je ponudil svoje sodelo-
vanje.
Berlin, 25. okt. : Centralna
zveza nemskih zidov je sklicala
javen shod, ma katerem so neka-
teri zidovski govorniki protest.
rail- proti rastoei sovraznosti nem-
skega ljudstva proti zidom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-10-26
ZRTEV PLINA PRI EKSPERI-
MENTU.

Chicago, ILL.,, 25. okt. Fran
els L. Abbott, star sestdeset let, e.
den vodilnih kemikov "a National
Rubber Co. je bill uscrcen kot Sc
veruje ponekem skrivnostnem pli-
nu, S katerim je delal eksperi-
mente. V njegovem privatnem la
boratoriju ga je nasel mrtvega
niegov sin. Sedel je ma stolu.
Okrog NIGGA so bile razne rotor
tie, steklene preMkusevalne poso-
dice in cevke ter rama druga pa
rafernalija, XII je vsebovala razlic-
ne tekocine, katerimi je ocivid-
no incl posla.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-10-26
TOXIC POSILJA JAPONSKE
KULIJE v BRAzILJO.

Buenos Aires, "a. okt. = Ja-
ponski emigranti Sc V velikem Ste
vilu naseljujejo V pet naJvecJlh
republik JUNE Amerike = Arzen-
tinijo, BrazilijO, Gle, Peru in u
ruguay. :.
Japonski kolonizacijski sindi-
kat posilja kulije V Brazililo me-
se6no ma podlagi pogodbe, kl Eau
teva eimnajhitreje 10000 kuliJev,
da bodo delali ma kavmih nasadlh
V drzavi San Paulo, kjer Sc re Sc
dai nahaia okrog Sestdeset tlsoc
Japoncev.
III so ve6inoma najnnje vrste
kuliii zbrani skupaj razllcni'
oadaljenejSih japonskih otokov'
V Peru in Gle so nekatere obr-
Ii re izkljucno rokah JaponceF
in kuliji okupirajo re cele sekelJe
y pristaniscih "a 6ilski softer, od
koder je Japonska zadnja trl leta
dobila velike mnozme cilskega So
Ultra. (Cilski soliter je naJbolJse
dusi6no gnojilo "a pOlja In traV-
nike),
Diva japonska parnika sta ne
prestano ma potu med BrazillJo IN
Japonsko. Eden vozi z vshodne'
drugi pa z zapadne japonske opa-
Ii.
Zadnja tri leta je dospelo jake
mnogo japonskih naselJencev V
Arzentinijo, toda ii Japonci so po
veeini izuceni obrtniki IN trgovcl
ter spretni delavcl.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-10-26
corkski zupan Terrence Mcswiney
unrl.

Vsekakor Sc pricakuje, da bo
nastala iz velike napetosti med
ljudstvom guerrilla vojna proti
policiji in vojaSkim silam, ki so
pripravljene ma vsak slueaj.
V korkski jeei Sc nahaja neko-
like gladovnih stavkarjev in boJa-
zen vlada, da bi mnozica ne ma
lskoGila jece. Slednjo strazijo vo-
iaki nastavljenimi strojnimi pu-
skami.
Tukai Sc nahaja precej mocan
vojaski oddelek, ki bo stanu u
krotiti vse morebitne nerede ali
izgrede in IL tega vzroka sc sma-
ira, da bo prebivalstvo brzkone
mirno.
British parliament je baje hdai
poziv ma prebivalstvo, ola sc vzdr-
Ii vsakega nasilja. To je kot Sc
veruje tudi staliSce raznih upliv-
nih voditeljev stranke sinnfeinov.
Smrt Josipa Murphyja, enega
gladovnih stavkarjev V korkski
jeci Sc pricakuje vsak trenutek,
Dublin, 25. okt. = V tenn me-
stu je zavladala med ljudstvom
velika zalost, ko Sc je izvedelo O
smrti McSwineya. Po mestu so
patrulirale vojaSke patrulje in
vdrle tudi V vec domov Neka-
teri hoteli so dobili tudi vojaske
obiske. Izmenjanih je bilo nekoli-
ko strelov in kot Sc trdi je bill ra-
njen neki vojak.
Pet civilnih oseb je bilo ranJe-
NH V nemirih ma ulicah. V katerih
so bill zapleteni vojaki.
Cork, >25. okt. = Joslp Murphy,
eden gladovnih staykarjev V
korkski jeci je umrl nocoj. Bill je
star 25. let in Sc neozenjen. Mur-
ply je bill clan irskih prostovoll-
cev in dobro poznan kot atlet. Pr
vi gladovnih stavkarjev, ki je u.
mrl je bill Michael Fitzgerald, X
ie umrl pred nekaj dnevi V kork-
Ski jeci, drugi je bill McSwiney
ki je umrl danes zjutraj V Brlxton
ieGi V Londonu in tretji Je Muir
ply, ki je umrl OBJ osmi uri I'VE
Ger.
V ieci Sc nahaja sedaj Sc devet
gladovnih stavkarjev, katerlh po-
lozaj je jallo resen.
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GRSKI KRALJ UMRL.

Atene, 25. okt. = Danes OBJ pc
ii uri popoldne je umrl grski
kralj Alexander.
Vzrok njegove smrti je bilo "a
strupljenje krvi, ko ga je V facet
ku tega meseca ugriznila opica.
Njegova smrt je spravila ma po-
vrsje vprasanje, kdo bo naslednik
ma grskeln prestolu. Bivsi 'lral;
Konstantin, kot Sc poroca IL Svi-
ce, je sklenil takoj, ko je zvedel 0
resnem polozaju Alexandra, ola Sc
povrne V GrSko in zahteva prestol
"a sebe. '
Premier Venizelos je V nedelJo
iziavil, da nj nobenega dvoma {
tenn, da hi ne zasedel prestola
prime Pavel, Konstantinov tretji
sin. Volitve bodo pokazale, ola "a
oceta Konstantina nj nobenega u
panja.
Govori Sc, da bosta znabiti kan.
didirala "a grski prestol tud1
princa Arthur of Connaught II
Karol Belgijski. Premier Venize
los. pravi, da Sc tujih kandldatoV
ne bo upostevalo.
Grski kralj Alexander Je drug
sin Konstantina l. in kralJice SO
file, sestre bivsega nemskega kaJ
zerja. Zasedel je prestol ma IL. Ju
lila 1917, ko Sc je njegov oee od
povedal prestolu ma zahtevo Fran
CHE, Vehke Britanije In RuslJe, k
so zavzeli protektorat ma Grsko
da varujejo zavezniske interes'
pred progermanizmom kralJi
Konstantina tekom tretjega leti
velike vojne.
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London, 25. okt. = Terence Nc
Swiney, lordski zupan mesta
Cork ma Irskem, je danes zJutraJ
umrl V Brixton jeei Londonu.
Vzrok njegovi smrti je bilo
stradanje. Bill je brez hrane 73 dnl
in ma 74ti dan je umrl.
Poslednje dneve je lezal V ne
zavesti. Poleg njegove smrtne po-
stelje Sc je nahajal njegov brat.
Zena nj bila navzoea. Ko Je 1--WE
della je pac pohitela V spremstvll
dveh njegovih sester k njegovem
truplu. Memo zadrzanje je bilo
jake stoieno.
McSwiney je bill star stirideset
let in eden najsilnejsih sinnfemov.
Predno Sc je lotil politike je bill
pisatelj in poet. Pozneje je postal
eden najhujsih sovraznikov An
glezev.
V letu 1918 je bill izvoljen V an
gleski parliament toda zavzel nj
svoiega stola. Bill ie navzoc ma
prvi seji irskega parlamenta le-
tn 1919, ko je bila ustanovljena
irska republika, pozneje je bill IL
voljen kot lordni zupan Corka.
kar Sc je zgodilo tenn letu ma
80. marca.
Zaradi veGkratnih politienih
prestopkov proti drzavi je bill
parkrat zaprt, toda svojo prostos7
81 ie priboril gladovno stavko.
Poslednjic, ko je bill aretiran je
bill drugimi vred postavJen
pred preki sod. Dokazalo Sc mu
je, da je kriv mnogo prestopkov
prot drzavi in bill je obsojen ma
dve' lett jece radi upora. q gladov-
no StaVkO Je Zacel Ma IL. augusta.
Cork, Irska, 25. olt, = Mrzlic-
no zanimanje je nastalo radi smr-
II McSwineya glede vprasanja
kakSni dogodki Sc bodo razvili IL
tega.
Novica, katero so zupanoVi pri-
jatelji prejeli telegraficnim po-
tom Sc je bliskovito razSirila pc
vsem meStu. Mestni koncil Sc je
zbral ma posebni sell, da razprav-
lja situaciji, ki je nastala.
Dasi vlada med vsem ljudstvC
velika grenka mrznja, Sc vendal
smatra, da Sc he bodo pripetili
izgredi ali neredne demonstracije
V meStu.
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sUMLJIVE GoVoRICE V
ITALIJI.

Milan, "a. Okt. = Tukaj Sc zelo
mnogo gOvori, ola namerava d d'An-
nunzijo V druzbi z admiration Ia
hon de RevelOm, generalOm Glar-
dino in poslancem Federzoni, vO-
diteliem narodne stranke, napra-
viii coup d. etat ali odlOeilnO po-
tezo V italijanski politiki, ki bo
znabiti prekucnila YES dosedanji
italijanski polozaj.
Dan, ko Sc -bo to izvrSilO je Sc
negotov. Nekateri so mnenja, ola
ie doloGen V to 3. november. Re
ceno je cello, da bo d'Annmzijo
odplul ma aeroplanu V Rim.
Situacija je danes V ltaliji ia
ko mraGna in vsako We, ola razme-
re prepre6ujejo takojsnje IL
boljsanie ekonomicnega Mvljenja,
V Bologna Sc je vrSilo aretira-
ME sindikalistov ma debelO, kar je
povzroGilo generalno StavkO. VSi
aretirani zanikujejo, da bi bill a
narhisti, tOda ne morejo dati do
voljnega pojaSnila, cd kje so dobi-
Ii svoje precejsnje svote denarja,
katerega Sc je naSlo pri njih.
ItalijanSi zivilski kontrOler je
naznanil diva brezmesna dneva
vsak teden. ZmanjSanje kruhovih
porch bo pri$lo ma vrsto kmalu.
Italijanski parliament Sc DO
zbral polovici novembra.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-10-26
KoNEC BRITISKE sTAvKE Sc
OBLJUBUJE.

London, 25. okt. = Premier
Ilovd George in drugi Glani Via
de so danes zjutraj konferirali z
vladimir strokovnjaki glede no
viii Stevilk "a place premogarJem
in premogovo induStriJo.
Pozneje so Sc sestali vladnl Vo-
-ditelji in zastopnili rudarjev, da
nadaljujejo S pogajanji, katera so
Sc za6ela zadnjo nedeljO, da Sc po-
ravna stavko premogarjev.
Prominentni 6lani izvrsevalne-
ga odbora federaeije in vladni O.
ficiiali kot poro6ajo listi, so baJe
optimisti6ni glede kon6nega izida.
Veruje Sc da Sc bO dOseglo spo-
razum ma podlagi kOmpromisa,
tako da ne bo nobena stran mo-
ola reel, da Sc je pOvSem podala
drugi.
Zagotovljeno je, da Sc bo Lloyd
George podal predlOgom, ki bodo
llot upa on, pove6ale produkeiJo
premoga, da bo mogO6e takOj po-
viSati place premogarjem.
Delavske vOditelje Sc kvotira,
da so izjavili Svoje zaupanJe v
Waldo, ki bo V kratkem easu ma
sla pot, da ugodi delavskim zah-
tevam.
List tega mesta upajo, da Sc bo
vse sreGno kon6alo in so Sc vidnO
oddahnili. ker je narodna mija
zelezniearjev sklenila, da odlozi
svoio stavko. Taxa akcija ne bO
gotovo zavzeta pred sredo.
Delavska konferenca, h je bila
sklicana cd parlamentarnega ko-
miteja kongresa obrtniSke uniJe,
Sc sestane V sredo in nekatera
znamenja kazejo, da ee bo prav
sklicana stavka zelezniGarjev, ne
DO imela mnogo uGinka, ker je ba-
ie prizadeti delavci sami ne zelijo.
Mnogo brzojavk od lokalnih
-drustev mije Sc je prejelo ' glav-
mem uradu te organizaciJe, k 50
.odloGno naSprotne Stavd.