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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
RUskk uLkDA NABizi koMPRoMls.
VIDA Sc NAROKU MA BESSARABII, PRE-
STANE- Ii PRONASLEDOvANfK KO-
MUNISTu v RUMUNaKU,

Bukurest, IT. cervna. Bosevicka rlska vlada daa
oposicnm stranam Rumunsku vedom ze uzna prvo Ru
munska Bessarabi nebude m prot vykonavan manda
tn Rumunska mad nj zadnych namtek ja0ile oposcni
srany dostanou moc spni podmnku, re ustane prona
sedovani komunsu Rumunsku ak dosud byo nynejsi Via
dou neves houzevnaosi provadeno Ale tax douho,
dokud by byla reakcionaska vada bratr Bratianovch
vladnho vesa bude bosevicka vada vzpat uznani "a
boru Bessarabie Rumunskem to kazdych okonost.
to pry z dovede pfcinti president Ukrany Rakovsk
ktery by pfislusnkem rumunskym kde dosud nektere
atky Ten jest zaprisahlym nepiteem bratri Bratana
nehodla Jim dopomoc zadnemu potickemu dspechu. Ia
vaky byl voenskym soudem odsouzen smr, ale zdafio
Sc prchnouti
Sdelue re agranicka strana transsyvanska zasu
puici asi SO obyvatesva Rumunska rozhody
boevickou nabidku prat Zastavi pronasledovan komu
nist navazou vyjednavan dceem uznani Ruska jakm
lie dostanou vlad6 Spoen obou echto stran pova-
zovano jednu nediezit6sch udaosti Rumunsku cd
vaky " nekoka dnech zaha nova strana lslovnou ka-
pan celem Rumunsku ably by kra Ferdinand donucen
propusteni brat BratanG cd vlady vypsa move voby
Odepfe kral vyhove omuto pozadavku jest mozno ze by
bya dosavadni kralovada svrzena provoana repubka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
JEDlNf BALL0N We vzDUcnu.
OsTATNtCH SEsTNACT sNEsLO Sc JIz
KZEMI

Brussel IT, cervna. Kdo vyhral Bennetdv pohar
rok 1924 nebyo dosud rozhodnuto Nedosla otz zadna
zprava balonu Begca, rizenem poruckem Ernestem De
Muyerem DIE jednoho sdeeni baon byl spatren mad IT,
skem zda je pravda dolete do nevets vzdalenosti
De Muyter nepochybne dosud e vzduchu, ale ostatni
balony ez vyeey Solboschske planiny nedeli snes
Sc jiz melody zemi Nasedkem zyastnch atnosferc
kch podmnek vzdalenos jez uletey jednotve baony
budou vek6 Tyto toz me prime care cd ista VILE
msu sestoupen zemi kdezto balony byly unaseny
m9nicfm vetrem rIznymi smery.
Nevetsi vzdalenos bya pfifcena vzduchopaveckym ku
benz francouzskemu pilotu De Bordeauxovi - 800 ko-
metru (asi 215 mi kap Honeyvelov Americana 29O XII
lometrI As
Amsterdam II. cervna. - Americky ballon Goodyear,
rzeny Van Ormanem, snesl bezpecn6 pet mil j.
hozapad odtud 4.3O dnes odpoledne
Brussel 49, cervna. Porucik Ernest De Muyter snesl
Sc svym ballonem Begica ST. Adams Angckem
prdplavu ometri odtud cimz vyhra havni Ben
nettnv pohar
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
HERRIoT0vA ZAHRAKIcNi P0LITlkA.
UPLATNENf DAWESOVA PLANU A OKKU
PACE RUHRSKA MA PROGRAMU.

Pafiz, II. cervna. Upatneni Dawesova planu okku
pacf Ruhrskeho pasma pokud nbudou sozey ne zaruky
ze N6mecko plan meznarodni dohody vzaemne
pod konrolou Svazu narodG uznn sovetske
vlady podminkou francouzske zajmy Rusku bu
dou chran6ny sesen vzahu mez spoenc sou havni bo-
dy zahrancn smernc francouzske vlady jak byy
vysvetleny premerem Herriotem snemovne posa
necke
Ministersky program, acko byy nem podrobne roze.
brany vsechny probemy mz Francie CELL zachovava mice
nj valecnych dluzich Francie
Prohasen bylo zrejme pripraveno havne pro domaci
sporebu zretelem zceeni koicni vetsiny Takkou
oposce ker staa zjevnou behem debay ez naedovaa
prohasen bylo udrzovati ma zvu otazky ez deli dve
hlavn strany koaice radkay socaisty Zejmena komu-
sniste sbuj byti trnem boku vlady.
Ornament, re nova vlada vynasnaz provedeni pa-
reparacnch experl byo vysechnuto mlceni vesnou
premierovou uvitano smichem ronickym poznamkami,
jako je to Poncare jenz mluv stfedu pravice ko-
muniste formalne vyhlasi valku Wade Dawesovu panu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
sMUTNA STATIsTIKA.

Washington, II. cervna.-
Vladni dGlni Irad vydal zpra
WI, z niz vychazi ma jevo, ze
v jedinem mesici dubnu 234
lidske zivoty padly "a ob6t'
v uhlodolech. Ma kazdy 1000,
900 tun uhli pripada 6.44 pro-
centa smrtelnych drazd. v
tomtez m6sici lonskeho roku
pomer tento cinil 3.71 procen
to a v letech cd 1914 do 1922
4.94 procenta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
ZPEvAkov HONORAR "
RUSkU.

Londyn, II. cervna. - Zpi-
vatl v Rusku se nevyplaci, die
Fedora saljapina, prosluleho
baritonisty, jenk vystupoval v
letosnf sezone S Metropolitan
operni spolecnosti new-yor-
skou. Je to lepsi v Americe.
kde honoraf je vyplacen v dol
larech nebo v Anglii, kde Sc
to deje v. sterlingach. Ma do
klad sveho tvrzeni Saljapin Wy
pravel: ia jeden mych
poslednich kondertd v Rusku,
VIC vesnici zvane Luoga, bylo
mne zaplaceno Spo sesti mesi-
cich: Deset liber mouky, jed
ma sunka, pet liber cukru a mi
ra brambor pfGdzne velikos-
IT,"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18

Hrabenka Hillyer de Caen
zfskala 81 nazvu "maticky" be-
hem svetove valky, kdy peco-
vala o americke ranene a u
mirajici vojaky a pravi Sc, ze
obdrzela vice poslednich vzka
"a umirajicich nez kterakoli
lima valecna osetrovatelka. Hra
benka nedavno prijela do teto
zeme, aby vyridila ony posled-
nj vzkazy vojakd jejich pri-
buznym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
DODATEK CRADUACNfHO
SEZNAMU.

Mezi absolventkami' obchod
nj skoly Longwood nalezala sc
tez 81. Patricia Nova, dceruska
dra. A. T. Noveho, jehoz 1ra-
dovna naleza Sc ma vych. .55.
ul. Euclid ave. q residence
v (. 14247 Superior rd., Gle
veland Heights, jak Sc nam
dodatecne oznamuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
STkTNf Sued l. 0. q. F.

Norwak, O., II. cervna. Prlvod, n6mz sc podeo
1000 muzd by havni atrakc staniho sjezdu O. 0. F.,
enz byl zde zahajen vecer Cleveland Toledo me
nejsiln6jsi deegace prdvodu. dnesnm zasedan byo
rozhodnuto postav pradenu donove O. O. F. Spring
fedu nakladem neprevysujfcm $35OO0 Nejstarsim po-
divnym brarem' state je Seba Wickwre Clyde, 1O1
rok starry jenz postal do sjezdu dop n6mz d9uje
prilis slab, nez ably moh sdcastnit sjezdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
MEXIKO PROTI JAPON-
COM.

Mesto Mexiko, II. cervna.
Dnes bylo sem oznameno, re
go Japoncdm odepreno bylo
dovoleni vystoupiti ma pevni-
nu v Manzannillo, ackoli me-
Ii mezi sebou kolem $4,000.
Japonci hodlali zaloziti kolo-
nil v Mexiku, avsak v.ada ode
prela Jim pristup.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
NOvY OAR ROCKEFELLE-
ROY.

Cambridge, Mass, II. cerv-
ma. - Oar $5OO,OOO Harvard
ske universite ma ueteni cest-
n6ho rektora DR.. C. w. Elio-
ia, byl venovan Johnem d.
Rockefellerem, MI. Ornament
v tom smyslu ucineno bylo
dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
CAST LUPU NALEzENA.

Chicago II. cervna Billie nedalekeho mesta Joliet
obeven by eden automobile pouztych lupici r prepade
nj oloupen postovniho vaku Rondout ILL., Pres padesat
pyu regsrovanych zaslek ukradenych upti bylo
ezeno Byly Mich bondy ne cenne papy netknuty ale
vsechny hotove penize byly vyrabovany lupici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
LODI Sc sRAzILY.

Kristiana, Norvezsko, II. cervna. P Richard Borde
wickova, vdova norvezsko americk6m maf, jenz by
dfval Norway Mich, byla mezi sedmnac osobami vei-
zenami detmi ktere utonuly vcera kdyz norvezsk
postovni parn Haakon Jar potop srazce parniem
Kong Harald Mez zahynuvsimi je pet cend muzsva. Ne
stes udalo Vestfjordu mezi Lofoten osrovem
vezskou pevnnou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-18
IETEc VYzNAMENkN,

Tokio IL. cervna. Jap0nske csarstv1 dnes udeIlO
kap Georges Peeru D'Osyu, Fad vychazejfciho
pate tfdy toho doet9l Parze do Tokia pres
tetne pfekazky Mensi yznamenanf byo ud6eno mechan
ku D'Oisyho. serzantu Vesinovi.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-24
American Dollar Diplomacy in Action
BY JAY LovEsToNE

Porto Rico has repeatedly demand
ed its independence from American
Imperialism. What American exploita-
ton of Porto Rico means is seen from
the following appeal OF Senator Lyle
sias for independence: There are
1896 acres of the islands choicest
land under the control of 447 Amer
lean, Spanish and French corporations
and individuals. We have all the
evils Of absentee ownership and faulty
systems Of education, industry, credit
and sanitation"
Even Mexico does not afford un-
bounded peace and comfort to Amer
lean imperialists. Tho Obregon has
completely surrendered to Morgan
and Rockefeller interests, and is
quickly dropping all pretense at
friendship even with the most conser-
vative elements, there are disturbing
factors on the political horizon in
Mexico. In spite of our capitalists be-
ing sure that Gales, the most likely
successor of Obregon, will do their
bidding, they are taking steps to make
sure that no losses are suffered by
them in the change of administration.
American interests played a most inn
portant part in the recent rebellion OF
De la Huerta against the Oregon
Gales combination.
Our marines hold Haiti, San Do.
mingo and Nicaragua. Central Amer.
lea is under our financial thumb. An
American financial mission is instruct
ing Colombia how to run its finances
Bolivian policy is dictated by Amer.
/ lean bankers. Peru is virtually in
American hands.
The diplomacy and philosophy OF
American imperialist policy towards
the southern republic has been force
fully stated by Secretary of State
Hughes before the American Bar AS
ISOLATION few months ago. If one
should strip bare such verbiage oil
Hughes as the Monroe Doctrine docs
not infringe upon the independence
and sovereignty of other American
states and does not stand in the way
Of Pan-American corporations, one
will find that American imperialism
in no way differs from the other CAPT
talist Imperialism. Despite all ou
protestations Of loyalty to the "prin
ciple Of national security all Latir
America is now seething with profess
at the dictatorial attitude of tn,
American delegates to the recent Pan
American conference.
(To Be Continued Friday)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-24
1000 u. S. Veterans
Driven To Suicide
During Last Year
ley The Federated Pr,,,l

NEW YORK, April 23.--Poverty is
one of the chief causes of suicide, as
shown by Investigations OF the Save
a-Life League, New York. From 15.-
900 to 10000 persons committed sui
eide in the United States last year,
the league estimates, on the basis of
the 12.S4S admitted suicides. Moth
ing is more pathetic than the many
disabled soldiers who themselves end.
ed life's battle. 1000 having gone out
in this regretable way" says the
league report.
Many of these ex-soldiers were left
in sickness and poverty because OF the
wholesale graft in the veterans bu
reau OF the Harding-Coolidge admin
istration.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-24
.CARIBOO INDIANS
PERISHINC BEFORE
RUTHLESS WHITES
Game Gone, Jobs Gone,
Health Gone.
BY SYDNEY WARREN

(Staff Correspondent Of the Fed. Press)
WILLIAMS LAKE, B. c., April %.
The coming Of the whSe men into
the Cariboo country has brought with
it the explorations Of the Cariboo In
dams in the 100 per cent fashion by
all civilized business men.
The American Indians in this sec
ton of British Columbia, as in most
other parts of the continent, had
their lands stolen from them. To
salve the conscience of their white
robbers they were allowed to live on
small reservations for agriculture.
The lands given were often the poor
est, On the sugar Cane rancherie it
is difficult to secure sufficient water
for irrigation, and to make matters
worse farming implements are bey-
ond the price that the Canadian ma
tives could afford. Add to this the
fact that the Cariboo Indians have
for ages secured their living in hunt
ing and fishing, not farming. BY the
advent Of the white man restitution
faces them.
Livelihood Taken Away
At first the Indians made an at
tempt to meet the new conditions
forced upon them thru disappearance
of their hunting, trapping and fishing
grounds by hauling freight by horse
teams, but the coming Of the white
mans motor trucks and railway
transportation took this means OF
livelihood away.
Today restitution and disease are
stalking among the Indians OF the
Cariboo country. The age-long Inn
munity from contagious diseases en-
joyed by the Indians OF this section
has been shattered. At present in
the Big-Bar country virulent type
OF smallpox is spreading among the
natives and thruout the Lillooet
region humps have been raging
Around Williams Lake and the Sugar
Cane rancherie an epidemic OF meas
les has hit practically all the young
people OF the Indian tribes about this
country. Several deaths have taken
place and more are expected.
The Indians afflicted with disease
are destitute and in dire need OF or
binary necessaries. The Indian agent
has issued orders for immediate re
lief but when this is exhausted they
will be In the same plight as before
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-24

dependence. The American auditor
Wright has cut of the independence
funds. SO serious turn have recent
events taken in the Philippines that
the imperialists of other countries
are afraid that the contagion Of ma
tional independence will spread from
these islands and make trouble in the
entire Far East. Thus the editor Of
the Far East" one of the leading
Japanese imperialist journals in To.
kio, recently declared that the Fill
Pine crisis was adding fresh fuel to
the anti-foreign fires smouldering in
China, to the anti-British blazes in In
dia and to the general unrest against
control in many parts of Asia and in
large sections of Africa" This remark
is especially significant since normally
Japan would like to see the United
States get out of the Philippines in
double quick time. 1t is interesting to
note how the capitalist imperialists of
all countries line up and forget their
differences when their fundamental
interests are at stake.
When the Cuban millionaire Col
onel Tarafa proposed his bill to con.
solidate the railways so as to elm
mate AZ private ports in Cuba and
private railways, President Coolidge
at the behest of the American Sugar
Refining Co., the American Metal Co.
and ever a score of other firms repre-
senting over half billion dollars, warn
ed the Cuban government to drop con
sideration of this measure. American
imperialist agents, even resorted tc
the tactics they employed in the Cana
Zone by an attempt to engineer Z
fake revolution in the country. Much
resentment has been stirred up il
Cuba against this high handed at
tempt of the American capitalists t
throttle their native government.
In the other colonies and spheres
of American influence there is consid
cradle trouble brewing. The Virgin
Islands are complaining bitterly, al
can be seen from the following appea
by the editor of the "Emancipator'
one of their native papers: 1--WE arr
serfs who work for wages ranging
from ten cents to dollar day. Poi
itically we are poems governed by tn,
United States Navy. Federal United
States laws have worked havoc upol
these islands. The people live in on
room houses; eat scanty meals; ant
are forced to move about in a man
ner unbecoming civilized people a
this age"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-24

recent S6,0O0,000 loan to Salvador in
which the state Department assist
ed" in the selection of the collector Of
customs, who, according to the loan
contract, is to be appointed in case
of default.
American capitalists have been
quick to extend their domination
wherever catastrophe has aided
them. The collapse of the sugar mar
ket in Cuba during the latter part Of
1920 is a typical case in which the
industries of the weaker country we're
salvaged in order to enable the Amer
lean interests to secure over so per
cent control. How serious the inter
ference of American capitalists,
aided and abetted by the United
States Government, is in the in
ternal affairs of these weaker ex
plotted nations is clearly seen from
the present situation in Brazil. An
American naval mission of about 80
officers with the approval of the Unit.
ed States Navy Department, has for
several months taken over control OF
the Brazilian naval schools, shipyards
and fleet. They were paid by the
Brazilian government. This has result
ed in upsetting the naval balance OF
power between the A B G powers and
has proven source of serious trouble
to the whole continent.
American occupation and influence
are characterized by the same brutal
ity and outrageous conduct coloring
the actions Of the other imperialist
powers. Since General Wood has ar
rived in the Philippines he has pur
sued policy of forcing the natives tC
hand over valuable concessions tt
American capitalists. In this cam
paign General Wood has made the at
tempts of the natives to nationalizt
their industries, the target of his at
tacks. The obvious purpose Of these
attempts at government ownership IL
these lesser developed countries is t.
save the industries from falling int
the hands Of foreign exploiters. The
purpose of the agent of American i'm
perialism is to remove all hindrancel
and obstacles to the domination of tn,
weaker countries by American capital
The Filipinos strongly resent thii
move Of General Wood Their Senat,
and Legislature have gone on strik,
against this high handed policy o
their American masters. The Fill
pinos are bent on preventing tn,
American capitalists from gobbling vi
their country. There is talk Of in
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-24
JURY DEBATING
7 H A WIS SANITY
IN NIGHT SESSION
Millionaire Has Laugh
ing Fit In Court.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-The
Thaw case went to the jury at S:17 p.
m At 6 p. m. 1t took recess until
s. Judge Monaghan began his charge
at 2:15 p. m.
The millionaire was highly nervous,
at one time laughing aloud, so that
the clerk had to rap for order. Yet
he was mainly confident.
In his charge, the judge recalled
many points of evidence in Thaw's
favor, particularly the testimony OF
alienists called by those opposing
Thaw's release.
Evelyn Nesbit Won't Settle
Almost at the last minute, it was un.
derstood, an offer of settlement was
made to Evelyn Nesbit which
would have caused her virtual with
drawal. But the offer was refused.
II am here to represent Harry
Thaw's boy--his son--born October
25, 1910, and in the name Of this boy
II oppose Thaw's release" William A
Gray, counsel for Evelyn Nesbit, de
clared at the climax of the mil
lionaire's sanity trial today.
Thaw's actions when taken to q
rooming house under the name OF
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-24
ARTICLE III.
American coIoniallsm.

In more ways than one does the
American imperial and colonial en-
pire resemble the Roman empire OF
old. But the most outstanding re-
semblance of the policy Of the Ro-
man republic of yesterday and the
modern American capitalist imperial
istic republic Of today, lies in the man
agement of the colonies and in the in
reference with domestic affairs in the
various spheres of influence. The
American military governor generals
OF the colonial possessions are the
exact prototypes of the procurators
and pro.consuls governing the prov
inces of the old Roman empire. In
Rome men were given the office OF
pro-consul or procurator in order to
redeem either their personal fortunes
of their political friends and masters.
On exactly the same principle are our
colonial military governor generals
chosen today. General Leonard Wood
was sent into the Philippines to
force upon the Filipinos an economic
policy which would enable him to re-
pay in valuable concessions the pow
erful bankers and manufacturers who
financed his primary campaign in 1920
to the cost Of 100000. Likewise, we
find Major Enoch H. Crowder, former
ly chief of the American military
staff, serving as Ambassador to Cuba.
An American commission is now In
Bolivia watching the collection of
taxes in the interest of the Standard
Oil. In Nicaragua, the only solvent
country in Central America, the Unit.
ed States administers the treasury
and customs of the country in the in.
terest of the American bankers and
investors. The decisive outcome OF
an election in Honduras is the con
duct of an American warship lying of
its coast. The Argentine republic can
not pass laws regulating its own in
dustries without the sanction of the
American packing interests. South
America is often in danger of war and
strife because of the Vaccinations OF
American war contractors fostering
rivalry among the southern republics
The Bethlehem Steel Co. has recently
become the official contractor for tht
Argentine navy. The Secretary oil
State Hughes has become the officia
spokesman for the American bankers
in all their deals as shown by the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-24

several times to see Warden Sartain
about it, but was unable to see him.
1t would not have been worth my
while to complain to the deputy ward
en-, who virtually runs the prison.
Those of us who would like to COM
plain have had to consider that we
would probably have our official heads
cut off if we talked. That's what has
happened to me after eight years of
service"
Political Pull Big Factor.
He said that the trustees" do not
get the best chance because of good
conduct, nowadays. Recently the
rule of earned privilege has broken
down, and "the prisoner who has the
best political pull, social standing,
and money, has the privileges; there
is no question but this condition has
grown worse in the last few years."
His own life was made miserable
after Superintendent Votaw stopped
the investigation of the drug-peddling
traffic within the prison. Guards who
had been charged with having sold
cocaine and other dope" marked
wilkins as the chief instigator OF the
inquiry, because he had asked permits
sion to testify to Che decentralization
created by the constant selling OF
these narcotic drugs among the con
victs. AS soon as the investigation
was called off, at the instance Of
Daugherty and votaw, these guards
began to mutter vile names at the
schoolteacher when he passed them
In the prison corridors. This wore or
Ibis nerves until he was ready to re
sign. Since the assistant warden had