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]auras’ Assassination,
continued from 2nd page.
■Qnee more Jaures was sent tc
i exile, and during his exile, his
j enemies secured a split in the en
tire Socialist party into fivediff
i
erent groups and made four of
t* ose groups believe that Jaures
was an untrue Socialist. Jaures
on his return from exile, not on -
yy reorganized the Sociatist par
i party by reuni ting the different
factions, .but strengthened the
Socialists by more than 100,000,
and helped to elect ,fifty more
members to the parliament. He
also fought President Poincaire
and all the cabinet uhder him
agatnst the fabulous extrava
i giUi.ce iii lira army and navy, and
asgamsttllhe reinstatement of th e
three years service in the army
i and five years in the navy.
1 A criminal hand in murdering
Jaures, murdered a comrade who
was able .to use fluently 13 lan
guages, murdered on e .of the
fcieat leaders of modem and .real
ci\i!‘ziticn, ore of those great
men who will, by his irresistable
and convincing speech, have
mightily contributed to bringing
the class conciou&ness of men to
•this coming cause,, and accom
• plishing the dewnfall of this ab
■ surd patriotism and capitalist sys
tem.
As to who murdered Janres, J
do not know. Maybe some patri
otic fanatic; Maybe gome tool of
the capitalists; may be a -conspi
racy of so cabled diplomacy. What
do we care who committed this
horrible crime? but all of you
who robbed of tof one of our
greatest leaders, aill of you who
are enemies of Socialism, all of
you who have brought this beau
tit til world back to those days of
Cain, worse than those of the
dark ages, through hypocrisy, ly
ing, perjury, robbery and mur
1 'der, who try to make believe the
Socialist movement is a move
ment of oppression, are the real
oppressors. Like the Roman Em
pire, like Louis the 16th, Marie
Antoinette and Bonaparte, down
you will go. This terrible Euro
pean war will being,a great victo
ry fjr the Socialist sparty. This
« true and beautiful international
hymn shall be-our flag. Your ar
my and navy will be ready 1c
i
i
t
i
!
help our cause for liberty, equa’.
>ty, fraternity and truth for So.
cialism. Victor Orison.
J
The Democrats
Nominate
Bunnell
John Bunnell of 'Juneau was
nominated as candidate for dele
gate tfc'Cdngress by the Democra
tic convention held at Skagway
on Aug 3rd and 4th. Bunneli does
not appear to have been very ac
tive in politics, as he is little
known in this part of the coun
try but he must be all right fur
Jcu i E*win has placed hisO.K,
on i..m
This maakes three candidates in
the field, .Brooks, Socialist
Wickersharo, Independent and
Bunnell, Democrat. The Republi
cans probably will not put up a
eondidate, thinking it not worth
while.
iGenl'inued from 1st page.
bi"z too: -also a fine illustration
of the beauties of war, ana ol
what wild beasts men become
when under the influence of tin
blood lust. No wonder the ne\\>
was suppressed. It is doubtful,if
many American citizens felt k-- ?r
ly Huerta’s -insult to the flag but
every one nf them will be asham
ed of .the scenes that were enact
-ed at Vera Cruz in avenging it.
.Of course the killing of •rib
dren was anaceiauit, b .
per care had been taken it ptoOa
bly would not have happened. It
certainly would not have happen
ed if the United States had not
possessed such precise notions of
“national honor,” and 1 ad not
been so anxious to avenge a fan
j cied insult. The other scenes des
cribed were inexcusable and un
I worthy of savages, and such, per
haps, as the Cossacks of Russia
would be ashamed of.
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