Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

ism. either In this country or l,uasin
md that the labor movement stood for
he right Of the RuEsian people to -.
,rcisc their function to determine their
'orm u government"
submits Statistics
Mr.. strumillo II "a member of the
board u trade unions of metal workers
f the Perm district and was delegated
by the trade unlons ~ Oral to proceed
20 other countries for the purpose of
warming labor against Bolshcyist prin.
'iplcs
Equipped with statistics concerning
the construction ~ Russian industries
transport and agricultural under the
llolsheviHt regime. he Haid he IN prepar.
a L. show that the conditions ~ the
working inan under the liolshcvist die
atorship ~ the system " militariyn.
Ion ui lalpm are even worse than those
{ the peasants. While the greater
part ~ the Russian peasantry, spread
wcr an immense territory. IL out 81
rpach of the liolsheyist dictatorship and
= able at least io live i,s own life the
tluEaian working class as whole ~
The immediate sufferers under the Dol
,hcvist regime.
AS result ~ the destruction of In.
iusiries." iald Mr.. S,roomillo. the Rus
sian prolctariat .has shrunk 20 one.
'.ftecnih " IT. former size. Freedom
4 the unions IL abolished. The unions
rro established aud work under the
'ontrol uf the Soviet authorities. an,;
an only act IN the way prescribed bS
he Soviet authorities. Freedom ol
meetings and of speech II abolished
/ Il " crime "a utter "A word against
hc ilolsheyiki Strikes are declared
9unter revolutionary acts. WsNmen
Who go on STRIKE are punished with
brutality unhoard ~ In western coun
Hes. strikers ARE not only imprlson
4 hut deprived II their rations. Al
nost all branches ~ industry are an
ler martial Law. Workers cannot
'hangc from one factofy ~ occupation
20 another They arr furrihiy enlisted
In the aocail"d labor armies and over
,imo H. compulsory.
Conditions Tiiifui
"'rhc ptiftl condition tn which lipl
ahcyism has brought Russia resulted III
he unhca,al against the ilolshcNlHl
tyranny witch We witnessed recently
the very heart oi i,ussin. In krons
adi. putruglad and Moscow one,
nTc the iinlshcyist tyignls Succeeded
In drowning iRwplood the rcvol, ~ th'
i,ussiin people against themselves
liui the revolution against the Bolshc
ist power u not confined 10 Krons
,ad,. poIrograd and Moscow alone, 4
has spread ull over Russia. What W.
witness to-day H. oniy "a temporary Vie
ury ~ llolshovisn In the center o
lussia. As the result the Bolsh"yis
cglmc may last a few months longer
iut iis end In well ~ hand
Tho l,ussian working class Share
he gratitude which al the Russian
euplc feel toward the Ieopl" and TN
Government OF the United States 10
heir policy and unselflsh friendship
oward Russia. The Russian pcopl, VII
icver forget the American incompro
nisine policy toward nolsheyism an'
he American rndcavor 10 saieguar
tho territorial integrity m Russia
ieainsi the policy 81 dismombormen
,ursucd unfortunately hy some ~ Rus
,as former allics
The siatcmen by secretary Hcrher
iomcr. declaring that the trade treat
concluded by the ilolsheyiki with Grei
britain il not trade irraty at ALL bu
mrcly protective move on the iar
Z the Bolsheviki and the governmen
4 Great britain was praised by Nj
Stroomillu.
lie declared Mr.. Hoover correct 4
announcing that the rc-establlshncu
VI normal trade intercourse with Rui
'la IL impossoble unlil Russia II re.c'
abolished "a a producing country. ThI
Nill he impossible. he said until n
|. iiolshevist regime N oyerthrown an
normal political and economical cond
lious are established la Russia.
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