The Winslow mail., 1919-12-12
Rahid Proganda.

Here are few gentle utterances
taken from newspapers published
openly in this country and dstribut-
ed through the mails, all printed in
recent months:
From an anarchist publication:
"The senile fossils ruling the United
States see red. Smelling their de-
strdctIon, they have decided to check
the storm by passing the deportation
law affecting all foreign radicals
Do not think that only foreigners are
anarchists. We have a great number
right here at home. Deportation will
not stop the storm from reaching
these shores. The storm is within
and very soon it will leap and crash
and annihilate you in blood and fire
Deport us. We will dynamite you"
From a Chicago l. w. w. organ
printed in German: Until our de-
mands are complied with, we eau
tion the bosses and the present
rulers of America that there will be
no peace. We will strive for a revo-
luton and we will carry it through
to the end, until every remembrance
of you is obliterated."
From Ukrainain Socialist paper
in New York: Welcome to the
heroes of Communism on this great
day. Welcome now, European com
rades, carriers of the red banner OF
revolution. Down with capitalism!
Long live Social Revolution! Long
live the dictatorship of the proleta-
riat"
From socialist paper in Boston
The working class must organize
for the purpose of waging unceasing
warfare against the capitalist class
and its instrument of oppression by
an action that has for it's object
the. overthrow Of the political state
Of fhe master class and the substitu-
tiou of the dictatorship of the pro-
letariat!"
F.om Hungarian l. W. w. pub
l1cation: Brothers, take out your
red cards, and fight with us for ar
instrument of production Seize in
dustry with all that belongs to it
We must put an end to private own
ership."
From a New York Bolshevist pa
per: "The real cause of the war was
the damned trinity, Law, Ownership
and State. Down with Law! Down
with Ownership! Down with the
State! Let this be the depth of the
three-headed monster. Live Anar-
chism! 1t is in anarchy that human
ity will find happiness and eterna.
well-being."
From an Italian publication in
New York: "Will you be meek and
slavish? viii you remain under the
iron heel Of your masters? Or will
you tear your way by the Revolution
to better and happier life?"
From a Socialist paper published
in Wilmington, DEL: Onward
against the economic, political and
religious tyranny. Workmen, arise!
Have no pity. Long live socialist
Russia Long live the social revolu-
tion!"
In way, all this rabid propagan-
da is futile, because the great mass
OF Americans, including the big
majority of immigrants, remain un-
moved by it. These hot-heads will
never accomplish their revolution"
in America. But for all that it is
dangerous. 1t is continually plant
ing bloody and violent thoughts in
Unbalanced minds, and thus sowing
the seeds of trouble. Every few
days there are new instances OF
crack-brained men trying to put
these wild words into practice.
Free speech is one thing; the
preaching of sedition and incite-
ment to crime is another The attor-
ney general says there are no laws
adequate to suppress such utter
ances. IT that is true, congress
should provide them, and any guilty
publications should be promptly put
out of busness.-Gazette.