The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-04
Let Us Make America
"A Land of Horrors"
for Mr.. 'WiIIy" Hearst
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY the crooked mind that dictates the editorial policies
Of the numerous Hearst publications has gone
against Soviet Russia.
The editorial, THE Land of Horrors" in the Chicago
and doubt repeated in all of other
Hearst Sheets merely testimony the many vile diseases
that scOurge the body Of capitaisms kept press.
Perhaps the fact that Japan decided to recognize
Soviet Rule in Russia has affected Hearss BRAIN Hearst
hates the Japanese aho he glad labor in his
vast estates in California and Mexico.
But the Japanese going ahead and
~ doing what Hearts and his scbbers, including
u s. Senator LaFoIIette himself, in the past been
ugngecognton by the United States of the Of the
Russian workers and peasants.
Perhaps Hearst expected the Russian pay him for his
editorial support The Daz regime Mexico bought Hearst
with millionaire ranch ago, and since
Mr. Hearst has been very much interested in Mexican aars
Just as intensely concerned the oil corporations But the
Russians do not buy the support of capitalist newspapers
the very much chagrned Hearst changes his editorial
policies Russia suddenly becomes the land Of horrors,
compared to which, says Hearst 1--WE who walk along Chca-
COS streets, matter what troubles may be- find
plenty to be thankful for"
1t is doubtful if 'WiIy" Hearst walk along
chicagos streets He probably rides the scab yellow as
when in town. He would find Chicagos streets pretty unsafe
he used them At this writing sol persons have been killed
by automobiles this year, men, women and children Guns
Day. Moonshne has sent 1914 early in the
nine months Hardly day passes without its murder No
robbers do thriving business night day.
willy Hearst calls civilized community then let him stick
around little and get better acquainted with it.
Strikes broken regularly in this Chicago. here
that Judge Wkerson ouawed railroad strike The big
business interests thru their board of education in open
the public school teachers seeking protect the
terests of the school children The tramp of hundred thou
sand obess is heard upon the cs But that
what Hearst thrves on-human misery and misfortune His
sheets would have to go out of business without their daily
scandals.
It just happens that Bishop Blake, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. has just returned from his second visit
Soviet Russia He writes in the Pacific Christian Advocate
giving the lie to every malicious thought in the Hearst ed
toria.
The indication of prosperity in a nation the
value of its money. If Russia "land of horrors
Hearst claims then its wouldn't be worth the trouble
of carrying around But what has Bishop Blake got say
Te financial situation in Rassid quite different from Wdt
there abolished
Bank THEY NOW ABOVE
ICAN DOLLAR; THE DOLLAR rs WORTH ONE RoUBLE go
KOPEKS.
interesting significant Bolsheviks
in
their
1t ability sogocty
Austria Hungary them from bankruptcy"
And here is another extract:
@The military pGradeground
officers guards
playground for children The Field has been covered h
pretty
indication that left oorking poud be
quickly oat1awed"
There are large number of other equally impressive
extracts from Bishop BIakes article But these will suffice
show that the Russians successfully and energecay
the job building their Communist social order. The
Russian workers and driving the horrors of
the czarist regime
thing that prevents the Russians from going ahead
faster the backWardness of the American workers. fed
ton of labor in all nations the world social revolution
succeed Before American labor emancipate itself from