New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-19

Another form of propaganda IS that
based on the ambitions and desires OF
raclal groups in Europe, and intende !
TO get the people OF the same race ii
America TO force our Representatives
TO support these pretensicns at the
peace table. Ore such group which is
active is the Hungarian. 1t apparently
is definitely planning TO use the roting
power Of The 100000 Magyars in the
United States as peace table weapon
Radicals Grow Daring
present state of the world. than either
OF these, is the fierce militantcy Of
the Anarchists and Red Socialists. the
l. W. W. and the Bolsheviki This
is partly in the English,
but also largely IN the foreign Ian
eUage press. It is nation-wire and
shows a tremendous increase in dar-
ing within the last few weeks. A large
g. CUP OF foreign language newspapers
are now busily intoxicating the doc
trines that lead straight to Bolshe-
vism. Following are quotations taken
from ten such publications, of Eng
lish and other languages:
The first page Of the Labor De-
fender" of New York, on November
Is, 1918, bears this slogan: "The war
is dead; long live the revolution"
This same paper, which is described as
the organ of the l. W. W. in New York
City, in its issue of December l, 1918,
among other things said:
"The working class and the employ
ing class have nothing IN common.
There can be no peace so long as
hunger and want are found among
millions of working people. The
Bolsheviki are coming; only when
the masses have become inculcated
with an intense spirit of class soil
dArlty can they hope to reap the
fruits of the great revolutionary
struggle. They thought they would
get the stars and stripes into Berlin
it. VIII it require another war TO
cure the American workers?'
In the "Worknlan and PEASANT of
New York City, which is a Russian
weekly and is described as the Official
organ in New York Of the Soviet of
Russian Workers Deputies. there APP
pearcd on November 13 an article from
which the following excerpts are taken:
I'VE are standing at the threshold OF
revolution The crisis
is ripe. All the future of the Russian
revolution is at stake. All the future
Of the international social revolution is
at stake"
From "L'Avanti,7 of Chicago, this is
taken, from the issue Of December 15:
"The red flag is flying over mere
than two-third, Of Europe. Others
are getting ready to follow, and their
cathedrals, their bastiles of capital
ism. day after day, arc falling down
in front Of the irresistible advance
vi t"s group rsa p'S Spartco headed SSlsn By
Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Leuxem-
burg, sends an appeal to all workers
of the world inviting them to put an
end to the capitalistic oppression AS
soon as possible with 4 general revo-
luton"
Lithuanian Paper Adds Voice
From the Lithuanian weekly, Oar
bas,' of Chicago, in its issue Of De-
cember 6. this is taken:
The Socialist government in Ger
many has full hands at work. All the
people Of Germany also have full
hands at work. All understand that
now is the time CT great work and of
sacrifices for the better future, the
dawn of which has begun III Ger
many"
"Novy Mir" on December 10 said
"a sniver runs through the body
at the very thought of the awakening
CT the tortured and befooled prole-
tarlat, at the thought of the coming
peoples Judgment. Forward
with thc banner of socialism! And
long live the revolution of the inter
national proletariat! Now the
hour has come to act Now tho Eng
lish and French workmen might fol-
low the signal given by the German
workers. THIS signal must be given
Forward, German workers, ma.e and
female. Forward TO the battle for
freedom for an Immediate peace and
soc 'a'ism. Down with class rule,
Long live the international revolu-
10. o. The proletariat."
In "The Indus trial Union Bulletin, -
an official 7. w w organ. Of November
20 this Paragraph appears:
"To arouse this fighting spirit
against capitalism. to get workers to
show by their action that they under
stand that the employing class and
the working class have nothing in
common is Of the greatest impor-
lance in the class war. GROUP and
mass movements best do this Peo-
pie in groups or masses feel their
strength more, are embroidered to
think and act more bodily against
their oprressors."
Age Of Capitalism" Charged
In is issue of November 10, 1918,
The Labor Dcfender' states:
"The iron age Of capitalism is at
hand in this country. Whether it
shall be long lived or give way quick
~ 10 the working class revolution
VIII depend IN large part on our skill
IN choosing the proper means to com
b II it. When you happen to notice
that the beads of the Czccho- Sloval5
provisional government are such true
personalities Of the working class
a professor, a general and q doctor
YOU understand why they obtained so
readily the Official recognition which
is denied to the Bolshevik govern
ment after it has been in existence for
q year. Every day brings fresh evil
dence that the international capital
lists are alarmed at the spread of Boil
shevlsm and the prospect Of a repe-
tition of the tragedy of Russia in
other countries on both sides Of the
firing line
There is published in Chicago a Lithu-
inian daily newspaper called the "Nau-
enos. In its issue of November 26.
1918, this paper said:
Lets stir up, friends. We extra
Bolsheviki absolutely lose noth;nr
except the chains with which contjn,,
oously they knock at our heads. Learn,
Learn
The 'Elore.' a Hungarian daily If
New York, which has |. W. ". af{ilia-