The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-19
Magazines Urged Riots and
Decisive Blood Battles to
End Capitalism.
RAND INJUNCTION DELAY
Woman Teacher in Kansas
Seeks Radical Literature for
i Her Wealthy Pupils.

and read into the record Of the Lusk
Legislative Committee yesterday.
A teacher in a private school in Salina,
Kan, asked that some, OF the L w. w.
literature be sent to her, so she might
present It to her boys, most Of whom
came from "capitalistic homes"
''The Photographic Wilson" Is the way
the President OF the United States is
referred to In an article in a Finnish
radical paper with jaw breaking name,
which being translated means Glass
Struggle" The article is q bitter attack
on the American form OF government
The following paragraph Is taken from
the same magazine:
And thus a rioting mob Is the one
and only possible means for organizing
fight in the everyday as well as In
these last open and decisive blood bat
ties between the capitalists and the
working classes. The above mentioned
are illustrations of the pure morals OF
the working classes. To hell with the
teaching of peaceful revolution! The
bloody seizure OF power by the working
classes Is the only possible way. Be-
cause as long as our enemies are able
70 raise even one sword bloodless night
Is a day dream"
Sarcasm Is levelled at the activities OF
the authorities who are trying to SUP
press radical propaganda in an article
in the organ of the Workers Defence
Union. Referring to the raid on the
Russian Peoples House in March an
article said:
THE New York public had their jaded
eppetltes whetted the next morning by
the news that Bolshevik revolution
had been nipped in the bud by the
prompt and courageous action of the
famous bomb squad led by the redoubt-
able Geegan."
Causing Expense to Taxpayers.
I Apparently the l. W. w. have found
q new way to separate the monied class
from some of their wealth. In a
pamphlet describing their tactics appears
this:
The interference of the Government
is answered by open violation Of Its or
ders by going to Jail in masses, thereby
causing expense to the taxpayers, that
is, the owning class"
Nothing appeared in these directions
about eating as much as possible while
in Jail so as to make the burden Of the
taxpayer still greater.
Ono 1. w. w. in Brooklyn boasted In
a letter that he had affiliated himself
with the Left Wing Socialists in an at.
tempt to lead them into the I. w. w
camp.
In one of the magazine articles It was
revealed that Berkman, probably Alex
ander, the anarchist. was spending his
time to good advantage in Atlanta,
teaching English to one Mike Makarendo
convicted of seditious utterances.
Under the title of What May Hap
pen Next Summer" an article in the
Glass Struggle said there were signs Of
revolt on large scale in Canada and
Mexico and there was not a single
country on earth (which could boasi
that her workers were not moving"
The name signed to the letter from
salina, Kan. was Grace Ganarle
Plank (Mrs. r. L. Plank. The letter
was addressed to l. w. w. headquarters
IN this city and read:
"win you please send me some lit
erature suitable to use In an attempt
TO get your ideas and principles pre-
scented to a group Of boys Of high school
age? teach in a private school where
! have no restrictions. It Is my desire
to let the boys get direct Information
about the radical movements through
out the country before their prejudices
become too strong. Please do not selec,
things that are so venomous as to an.
tagonize at the outset. 1t goes with
on. saying that in a private school the
boys come mostly from capitalistiS
homes. Give them chance te
know why they are SO much hated by
your group before you strike them fol
It"
Says imperialism Rules Here.
: The article that savagely attacked
this Government started:
when the photographic Wilson re-
turned from Europe he stated in hi,
speech that the European diplomat
want American democracy In Europe
Why Just in the real American way?
many may have thought. Because herr
IN this country the capitalistic bureau
cracy and their tools still have, in thu
name of justice and patriotism, an i'm
here members OF the working CLASSES
may be doomed TO death without an,
reason whatsoever"
The article continued In this straiI
enumerating alleged outrages on lib
erty and ended:
Here the members of the proletaria
may be treated Unfortunately, dubbed
blachJacked. shot. hanged. tarred anC
feathered and transported in secre
trains to secret servitude. And what II
more, II one happened to be born undel
the rule of another kingdom or empire
to be deported from the country. M
wonder that the European diplomats de
sire just such real American democ
racy."
Another article in the same magazin,
contained this:
In order to overthrow the rule OF tn,
tyrants We must use weapons of tn,
most modern invention. as It would b.
ridiculous to try to destroy a first-clas
battleship with a row boat"
After adjournment OF the hearing
until Thursday an executive session wa
held to map out the work for the future
No intimation OF what the COMMITTEE
had In mind was given, however. Sena
tor Lusk said they had nothing befor
the committee that In any way connect
ed the radical movement with the sea
mems strike. He understood. he said
that Andrew Furuseth, its leader. was
loyal American citizen.
UnterIayer Rebukes Probers.
The Rand School authorities mad
public the following, which they sal
had been wired from White Sulphu
springs by Samuel Untermyer. thel
counsel, and sent by messenger in tn
form OF letter addressed to Archibai
&C. Stevenson, assistant counsel OF tn
Lusk committee;
1T appears from the concluding para
graph in an article In THE Sun OF yes
terday, lust received here. that, moth
wlthstanding the direction of the cour
20 counsel in the pending action OF tn
People OF the state OF New York VS.. tn
American Socialist Society (the owne
OF the Rand School OF Social Science) L
refrain from discussing the issues In
Suoiyed In said case Won are perRistIn