Internationa!
(continued from 3rd page-)
ii: e ent v. ar is ruining future ge
nerations' While the cry of na
r ar.u'i defence could be used
with sincerity at the beginning,
t::e impel inlists on tc-th sides j
nu\v malic it clear that they are
fighting to destroy'he rival na
tion.
L'Vjt,\yhct wcyld he the result
4 th.is bloody fury were ai
m-wed to run its course unoppo
' -e !? •blither tyran'cal domination
1 -y the «onquerer cr blood spit
• id Loth ti les were absolutely ex
hausted. in any case Europe’s ec
ucmic,din:ocn.ti. and socialistic
!. vclcpmeiit wo. 1-1 be retarded
u century.
The indi-'-pataliJe fact today is
teat we occupy the better milita
ry situation because our territory
is unin varied-. Germany.therefore
should be the first to raise the
vsy of peace. We want no an
nexations. but the political at;<!
economic independence oi all na
tions, general disarmament ano
rrmpulsory arbitration.
The manifesto is signed among
Miners t>v suca wen Known ~ocia
hsts as Karl Liebknecht, George
Lodebouv, Clara Zetkin. Rosa
Luxembourg, Otto Ruhle and
l-Yanx Me!.ring.
What about the Socialists cl
the United States? What are
they going to do about it?
Row are they going to anirm
their solidarity with the worker*
of oth'-r nations?
We should ma' e it clear a’esc :
lutely clear to the po'iliciun and
the capitalist, ti at v. e are not
going to be embroiled with Mex
ican v* Japanese, Englishman or
German
We should make it clear*'o the
rulers and the capita'ists that we
will fight with all power at our
Command any increase whatsoev
er in the murder machinery of
' the Nation.
We do not want a bigger army
and a bigger navy. A bigger ar
" fny and a bigger navy mean pro
fits against the wor-t enemies
we have,—unemployment, hun
ger and cold—In fact they serve
to make unemployment, hunger
and cold more secure in then
hold upon us.
Events presage well for us.
It is true that we have lost some
cities we had gained, but we
have lostthem only temporarily
because the enemy who was di ,
vided, dhited agaihst us.
. We have achieved what was
long thought to be Hr,possible—
tf-e have captured two alderma
liif seats in the greatest strong- •
hold of capitalism in America
Ch'.cago.
We have one Congressman and
more members of the legislature
than we ever had before.
International Socialism is awa
ke nin p ar.d let our awakening be
the greatest of alb
A flood of literature should co
ver the nation. Cur leaflets
should be at every doorstep
Here in the United States, the
only great nation not at war, we
cun build a movement which will
make war impossible. We do noi
have the ha Heaps of autocruej
and mihiarism to fight that our
European comrades had to light.
Vv'e have tne machinery at hand
which enables us te> make the A
merican Socialist movement the
greatest -ccialit movement on
earth.
Led us I e :1m banner bearer.
11. the march of the nations to
wards Seri-. I nn.
S r **>
Peace
it
P> John M.
: or!
Suppose you livid oh a “tar a
few n ilhon miles away frcin
here.
Supt esc, tlrourh the biggest
telescw e, the es rtii ioc-kul .ike a
speck-.
Under those circumstances do
you ‘chink you would be worked
up about the European war? Do
you think you would consider it
one oi the greatest events th t
have ever occurred.
That it is important I do not
deny. That wo should give i
serious considered.on l admit.
Dm 1 wonder it our ciosci.es
to it docs not cause us to 1 ... 0
crate its importance, I wonder
if, a bundled years fit m now,
it will seem to have bad the e
poch making quality which ii
now seems to possess.
Possibly it will.
Possibly it will not.
In any event, we want 10
take advantage of it, as we take
advantage or slioubl take ad
vantage, of everything else that
dan be used for purposes of
emancipation.
But, in doing so, it’ is quite
senseless to use wild and frantic
language, and to attack oneano
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