The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-13

Der of people in the Onlteu otdt'S is that the people of Germany will revolt against the authorities iN that country ard will remove the Kaiser. ..--....-..
 Not all of those who are support ing ,he war are looking for this kind of thing, for some shrewder than the rest, arlong tn very powerful in finance and n dustry have asked how can Wa en dorse the revolt of the Germans or encourage rebellion and d'7lo.a'N without giving the workers in the United stapos encouraging entau'i- esm to do the saH'e agn@st tte Financial oy,rlords and industrial oligarehs here within.
 'Tis very deep question. lH fact il involves this matter ot tn right Of rebellion.
 The Declaration of Independence which has been read rellgi o"hI! these hundred years on IndQend ence Day anniversaries includes in it's remarkable preamble that rigNt Laying down the declaration that all men are created equal and en- dowcd by the Creator with certain iuaIicnable rights to wit: L'"e. Liberty and the pursuit of Happ.- ness. they assert that "WheneVer any Form of Government becomes destructive or these ends, it is t'c right of the people to alter or abel ish it. and 10 institute new Goyer.r mont. laying :ts foundation on sucL principle and organizing it's powers in such form, as 10 them Th Ut seam most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness"
 The words are very clear and sub jcct to no possible misinterpretation No organized government however comedies any such a right, and u" very principle of organized govern mont insists upon the recognition of certain authorities in evsry n'- tion
 Truly those who object to sn" such a propaganda as the subvcr- sion of the present form of govern mcnt in Germany are somCwha involved ir this difficulty. If be cause their government is ir&some 10 como of the Gara'a0 people that portion of the population is juaii lied in overthrowing it. then in any other nation when any form of gc Y rrrmcnt is irkscme to any portion of the people those 10 whom it is gre justified in attempting to oyc~' throw theirs. If not, why net?
 Therefore w" say that the lcadel@ of industry who are inclined to dis courage revolution in Germany ale really wise in their Ce" eratio' They know that their industrial rule has not been wholly hcncfcient .nd fl the Kaiser has been withi~ his domain som what autocralic SC indeed have they, and if revolt against him is to be his portion and if authority here is tC endorse that view how shall they he ir' mune
 In Germany we dc not think any matters of Hhertarian principles vi' stimulate a revolt. Academic dis cussions ir the prcss' as to po'.ti cal or other liberty do not amour 60 a row of beans. They are mere lv sentimental yaporing that dis apI ear before tLe noCntidc sun Q obvious fact
 What will stimulate a revolt II any country is when the social sy stem produces a condition whel men will fnG it impossible to o% ;st in any sort of even minimum of decency and human comfort when they are brow beaten by au ;horiIy on every occasion whcl the spoken word has 10 he weighed with extraordinary care when thu right to hold much less express al opinion is one ot extreme danger when united with these inhibition cf personal liberty one also find the provisions fer making q livin' breaking down, the nation will onl be suppressed by bayoncts, by can ,,oD anJ hv bullpts Not always