New-York tribune., 1919-03-12

terrible cry. 1T is the revolution that
passes; it is the war of classes that
destroys world Of infamics to create
the social iustice.''
The above document was signed
"rhc Latin Branch. Industrial Work
ers of the World"
A sample of |. w w propaganda
carried on in the Finnish language
reads:
"Thc war of the intcrnationaliats is
the continuous class struggle in the
mines, factories and smcltors. Real
democracy will come only when the ar
btrarv rule Of tho capitalist, which is
nourshcd by exploitation. economic
robbery and new wars, is stopped. TO
he'll with that system which creates
American Huns. industrial kaiscrs and
humiliates women and children"
handbill in English circulated in
Seattle says:
"A challenge to the intelligence of
the workers has been expressed by the
industrial barons Of America in the in
carccration Of tho workers in the jails
because they have stood up for the in
tcrcsts Of the working classes. What
do you intend to do about it? Other
countries have released their political
prisoners.
Remember that tho resentment Of
the yoke is tho intelligent expression
VI liiHhlHk HtOIlNt |Nl' HNh E'lUE W
sti1c this expression Of intelligence by
being dumb and inactive, or Will you
"o& for your classY
Another circular, put out before the
armiStce, reads:
"YounG men, arc you going TO re-
fuse to register for military service in
foreign country while the rich men
who have brought on this war stay at
home and get richer by gambling in
foodstuNs?
ave would rather die. or be i'm
prisoncd for the sake Of Justice, than
Kill our fellow men in this unjus,
war"
An unsigned circular, also in English,
and addressed, "Mcn Of the army,
farewell" says;
You were put in the army, it has
been stated, to fight for democracy and
Freedom Don't you think it is time for
you to realize that YOU are not free
and that it is up to you to line up with
your class and help it to fight and win
industrial freedom right here in the
Onltcd States ~
General Strike Urged
ANOTHER headed "American Work
ers. What Are on Going to Do About
1t? Shall American Troops be Used to
Police Europe in the Interest Of the
Capitalist Class? % says:
lou must Dcgln rIgnC now TO
organize for a general strike to tie up
all industry. Then, if the capitalists
persist if they still refuse to listen to
the voice of reason and viii not permit
the peaceful process Of reorganization
OF industry upon the basis Of common
ownership and administration. use the
cllnched fist OF labor to strike them
down.
"W orkingmen and workngwomcn. or
n b.a 30 .+o
capitalist reaction; organize for the
social revolution. Down with capital
wealth."
An enlightcnine statement of radi-
cal plans for propaganda published
in the industrial Union Bulletin" Of
Seattle on November 90 of last fall.
was among the papers introduced. 1t
reads:
What methods can be used to reach
an increasing mass Of workers and to
teach them the meaning Of the social
revolution and how to bring it about.
"As to what methods have been
tried and proved success we may
say that the best has been the con
centration of forces upon industry
through group and mass movements
People IN groups or masses feel more
, their strength, arc cmboldeucd to think
and act more boldly
Y "As a mems to this end Of reach
n ing the great mass Of workers we
> suggest union schools to teach speak
= crs, organizers and delegates. These
{ can teach the history Of the labo,
G movement and also how to properly
transact the business.
:. Wholesale Seizure Advised
:, "Wc should take the lead in al
struggles of the workers, pointing out
to them the necessity Of organizing
themselves to take possession of the
land and the machinery Of productions
A Hungarian Socialist circular re
Gently circulated throughout the whole
country says:
"The intcrnationalsm Of labor ha,
come back to life with renewed force
The proletariat rises to open the way
for the new citizen. What was only
desire yesterday becomes a fact to
day From the ocean of blood vic
toriously arises the red flag of social
ism. The laboring class has starte,
to fulfil its historic mission.
Hungarian workmen of America
understand that for the accomplish
ment of this great task YOU must unit,
| and work in unity. Form the cOunci
= Of workmen in every place, and OF
- with the work which on the ruins 0
the empire will build the realm o
~. lrecdOm.
/ The material included list of radi
4 cal newspapers. and several propa
4 ganda pamphlets, which SHOW HOY
\ great Is the extent Of the agitation
I Among the pamphlets are:
\ Sabotage" by Emile Pougot, wit
1 an Introduction by Arturo Giovannitt
\ A l08page book advocating sabotag
l and giving instructions for It's employ
! ment. 1t also has a list of 1870 radics
4 publications whose reading it urges
4 "The New Unionism," by Andre Tri
I don. "a clear statement OF the phiosc
phy and practice Of syndicalism, il
/ history and It's status all over tn
I world 191 pages.
{ Sabotage by Elizabeth Gurle
/ Flynn. 1t says: "I am not going t
4 try to Justify sabotage on any mora
AZ ground. If the workers consider