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Show WARN BRITAIN OF SOVIET MENAGE Winston Churchill Denounces Aims of Lenine Toward Rest of Nations LONDON, July 12. The Russian si.ivii t government, through Nikolai! Lenine, Seeks to start the British nation na-tion oif on that same career of revolutionary revo-lutionary violence which has made Russia such a jolly place to live In.'! W inston ChutChill, minister of v. nr. declared In an article published in the Evening News, anawerlbg a report by, a Biitlsh labor delegation which visited vis-ited Russia and a letter directed to the British people by l.enine. Should the soviet system be established estab-lished In Bngland thu war minister, tclieves that not only would freedom. Of the press and freedom of though; be swept away but the English labor! leaders themselves would ".share the1 l ite of Kcrensky, the Menshev Iks and social revolutionaries in Russia" Misl lt I t K M L WAN I ED. The war minister charged Lenine with having ruined his own country) and said It was natural he should wish; "to have nil other nations reduced ti the same level of misery, in ordci ihalj Ills own carnage may lie covered In I the general chaos," wroto Mr. Church-j ill. "Russia was on the threshold of victory. After all her struggles she. Won within ''reach of the goal. Th p "Hi sealed In a cylinder end he I robbed her , of the victory she hail all j but won and which she might have shared with us. A million Germans, released by I his act of treachery, were let loose Ion the French und British fronts and nearly that number of British and French soldiers are dead or mutilated I io consequence. Instead of victory he gave Russia shame and ininii asurablo I disaster. I "Lenine destroyed the Russian ic-puldo ic-puldo He dissolved lire Russian pai-lldmeilt pai-lldmeilt He had the bulk of Its mem-bi mem-bi rs hunted down and kilbn. He has robbed hla country of victory, peace- .and freedom; and what has he given I I hem In exchange ' RJ DUl ED To PRIMITIVE Russia) the great food producing center ..f the world. wracked with famine'; the towns depopulated to half j their numb-rs. the workmen scattered destroyed and t'e.c rest cowed or demoralized, de-moralized, hundreds of thousands of ! people driven to the woods and mountains moun-tains to form 'Green Guards' like Robin Rob-in Hood In tho middle ages- the railways rail-ways on which the whole economic civilisation of these great regions depend de-pend sinking hopelessly into absolute 1 stagnation. 'Only the peasant with his rifle In I his village guards the hard-won prod-luce prod-luce of his inulvidual toll, refuses to sell the fruits of his labor for worthless worth-less paper money and keeps alive the 1 old Russian love of hearth and hoim . rhe c-.usm of ihe peasant," says Len-! , ine 'uiusi now be broken.' , "Thi3 then is the man whom the crazy portion of the Socialist party has been worshipping. He has now revealed his measure and his mentality j to the British public and he appeals ,to Ihem to 1 rente in Britain that enslaved. en-slaved. Infected starving and venom-1 ;ous Bedlam to which he has 1 educed the noble and mighty Russian state' and nation " 00 |