(Continued from In pan
fj '•
cud afterward V contend th;.t
is probable «that ^e court f
*they took will wot"
peace and'the (^-operative ccn •
Tftonwealth feeing idtrodUced »<
ner than it would otherwiseha\
been introduced! v
And even if this should n<
prove true,1 there' are ‘$,1 lea
some Compensations.1 For ir.
tence, the Socialists are secun
a military training which nu
'come in handy some time in p.
ting the ca. >ts out of but
ness.
For, we Socialists r.ever r.u.
taken a stand against all v.a
.whether or no. We never ha\
'declared in favor of r.or.-resit
ance. Wo have always syrup
thized w ith wars for frcedoi.
and we have let it be plainly u.
derstood that if, when we dt
administrations in the varici
countries-, the capitaiists attem,
to prevent us from taking po;
session we will resort to arm
and clean them up.
We hore it will not be necessa
ry to do this. We do not want l
iry bloodshed. We want a peac.
ful transition. 1 am in favor l
iulkir.gr peacable transition ar.,
doing all in our do we” to brn.
it about, liut, in-cas*-' it shou
ho necessary to go to war It w,
bo a fine thing to have a lot r
Socialists in our ranks who ka:
military training. In fact, th
presence of such Socialists jn oil
ranks will go a long way towar
deterring the capitalists fron
stirring i n trouble.
Profit Sharing Plan.
t t *.
(continued from last week.)
It will not increase tbs de
mand of the consumers to such
an extent that it will proven'
an increase of the army of tb
unemployed.
Unless the workers receive an
iacrease in wages to equal thei
:V. creased (fllcicncy, tlieir pro
duction will' be bo much more
greater than their power of con
tnmption and consequently
more“ov«r productibn.,,L'ooking
at this question from an inter
national view-point, it is easy to
hnderjtaad why the interest of
Labor and Capital are hot iden
«ical; even in the sphere of pro
duction, as some labor leaders
imagine it is.
So many apprentices to so ma
ry journeymen, no Tayior sys
' cm, no piece work and no bo
nus system are the demands of.
Lgbor which widen the gulf be
tween the identity of interests
11 the point of production ,
from whatever ou r de
o
t notions may ke fitter wo hav
analysed (ho "Profit Sharing
System'1 there is one historical
I fact that we capnot lose sigtyt pf.
! and that irthat pp orgapi$*tipp
, of men eVer'etopped social evolu
i tion by apy scheme pf regula*
tion. • S
..President Wilsop is being ri
diculed because be claims that
Capitalism would be all right if
only the men on the insideot
1 be game could be made , ton play
■iair. A«d so there are others
who imagine that the exploita
ion of Labor would be a peace/
. ul game if only exploited work
or was given a voice in the man
Agement of his exploitation and
A share in the profit.
If we want t« sava lime in the
;a iacussion of this question, let
is first understand why Labor
9,ud CapitJl ever had a falling
out in the first pla-ce. a
From the day that one man
wus compelled 10 work for ano
.tier man in order to live, a qua •
rel started rs to just lew much
the worker v,as to receive of the
product of his lalor for the per
mission to work. This quarrel
has gone < n until the present
time, differing only in form and
degree.
As the workers came to under
stand that they were being e>:
ploited. they demtihcted more
and more 1 of the wealth they'
produced ' ‘ ''
We haye had several commun
!- ,;io! 3 lately from persona [iv
■ at a distance from any Soria
ist local, seeking information a
o how they could become a mam
>er of the party. All such should
1
ommunicate with the Territorial
I leerotary, M. L. Gerdi, Cush-1
i,
nan Street and Valdez Trail and
become a member a1 large.
Their inc reread editaaiion and
consequently a general desire
for the better twinge of life has
caused them to be an intelligent
dissBatisfied lot. And with their
increased natural desires con
stantly .causing them to be more
discontented, how foolish it is to
expect that th* producer* of the
...— ■ ■
world's wealth vvill ever be ratis
Bed uoul they .became -the sole
owners of the product of their
labor.
Schemas tome and schemes
will go;. M.tba class struggle
! will stay until the people own
and operate,tfre principal mesne
of Wealth and produuctio i -
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