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Show B0LSHEII GAIN! CONVERTSJN ITALY SHARP FIGHTING IN STREETS OP TRIE8T BETWEEN SOCIALISTS AND SOLDIERS. '. ' Textile, Chemical and Boot Factories Seized by Operatives, Who Have Despaired of Possibility of Settlement Set-tlement of Differences. Milan, Italy. Tho revolutionary movement Is extending In Itnly, the Uolshevlkl having gained many , converts con-verts of late. Soviet agents tiro working work-ing In every section, with results, they claim, that are most satisfying. A Socialist revolt, In which barricades barri-cades were erected In tho streets and artillery, rifles, machine guns and bombs were freely employed 'In u struggle between tho rioters and'" tho mllltnry, broke out at Trlest, Saturday Satur-day afternoon. Italian troops and no-vul no-vul forces, however,. had succeeded by 8 o'clock at night In completely restoring restor-ing order. According to news from Turin, n largo number of textile factories wero seized Saturday morning, whllo tho Milan Mi-lan chemical and boot factories are In the operatives' hands. According to a rellablo source, tho workmen's action was not wurrtinted by tho responsible organizations, which are permanently sitting In Milan examining tho situation situa-tion and deciding on tho conflict. 1 Two Important meetings took pluco during tho day. Tho prefects of Milan nnd Turin discussed tho situation with tho masters und workmen's representatives. rep-resentatives. Tho secretary of the labor la-bor confederation d ecu red afterward that tho possibility of a settlement cannot bo absolutely excluded. In the afternoon hundreds of members, mem-bers, representing tho most Important Itnllnn organizations und tho whole socialist parliamentary party, ut the direction di-rection of thu socialist party mid tho central committee of tho labor conference, confer-ence, assembled here. |
