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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-03-13
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
Polish and American Capitalism

The Polish government which is trying to send
Stanislav L9nzutsky, worker and Communist
member of parliament, to the gallows, borrows
$3OOOOOOO from the House of Morgan and spends
the most of it in the United States for war sup
plies
Unemployment in Poland is chronic, the coun-
TRY is being Systematically looted by French cap
itaists, its military budget has increased to $780,
100000 per year and it is deporting all militant
workers in the territories it received under the
Versailles treaty from Germany and Russia.
The Polish democracy is a government of ter
ror. The working class is enslaved four times
to the Polish priesthood, to the Polish white
guards to the French imperialists and to the
House of Morgan.
The Polish hangman's government is persona
[grata with the ruling class of the United States
Our rulers look with grinning approval at the ter
ror directed against the revolutionary workers
and peasants of Poland. 1t pledges its support to
the finance-capitalists who loan money with which
to finance this murderous activity Most of all is
Poland praised as bitter foe of the workers and
peasants government of Soviet Russia.
The demonstrations in this country against the
execution of Stanislav Lanzutsky which will be
carried out by the Polish workers under the leader
ship of the Polish Federation of the Workers (Com
munisD Party are therefore not only protests
against the Polish capitalism. They are directed
just as much against the Morgan government of
the United States which acts as paymaster for the
murderers of the Polish working class.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24

believing the only means whereby the
workers can achieve their emancipa-
ton and clear the way for a Commun-
list society to be the dictatorship Of
the proletariat as Exercised by the
Russian workers; regarding the feder-
alton of Soviet Republics as the chief
bulwark against an all-devouring cap
italist Imperialism, with its attendant
misery, slavery and war; seeing in
Soviet Russia with its control of one
sixth of the surface of the globe an
all-important factor in world economy,
whose isolation from the rest of the
world dislocates the economic life Of
all other countries, causing unem-
ployment and oeher evils; therefore
BE 1T RESOLVED, we, the workers
Of New York, 10000 strong in mass
meeting assembled, demand the inn
mediate full, free recognition Of So
Wet Russia without conditions, and
we call upon all other workers OF Am
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
Peaceful Denmark

Fifty thousand workers in basic industries are
locked out in Denmark In few days it is be-
lieved that 100000 workers will be involved, as
many unions have already stated their intention
of answering the lockout by striking and tying up
all Danish industry.
Wage demands made by the workers in cement
factories, metal factories sugar and butter plants
have been refused by the bosses altho like in all
European countries the cost of living is going up.
The Danish conflict is significant because it is
this little nation whose. exports are principally
foodstufs and where heavy industry merely sup
plies the needs of the domestic market that the
reformsts have pointed to as an example of peace
full progress the Danish co-operatives have been
held up forms that would solve the class struggle
peacefully
Yet, the Danish workers are forced into battle
in spite of the non-mperialist nature Of Danish
production. They part of the worlds working
class just the Danish capitalists are part of the
worlds idle ruling class, the Danish unions with
their syndcalist structure and tendencies will have
to recognize this basic fact .ie
World capitalism has closed long ago all peace
full paths to freedom even in pastoral Denmark
Communists recognize the realities and strip the
camoufage from capitalism, but this they could
not do if capitalism itself did not suck into its
maelstrom the whole working class no matter
how ardently sections Of it desire to "co-operate''
TO Communism.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
Seattle ReactfonarieS Lose

Read the clear and direct statement of principles
made by the Seattle Communists in the Central
Labor Council in answer to the charges of the re
dictionaries and contrast itHwith the vicious and
hysterical denunciatione of Communists and their
aims in the labor faker press,
There are in the laber movement as well as in
other sections of modern society. what Veben calls
'vested interests" 1t is an axiom that the most
bitter enmty is aroused by anything that irritates
the pocketbook nerve and which threatens to cut
off its source of nourishment
Communists attack the vested interests of the
labor takers openly.
In Seattle there was during the war period an
orgy of graft and corruption in which the upper
strata of the labor movement and most of the of
ficialdom took part This gang, the remnants of it
at least still in power Long ago the welfare of
the workers became something to sneer at. The
fight against the bosses and the state was showed
into the background and the labor movement be
came field for private enterprise
The Seattle Communists exposed this condition
and the economic security of the takers was threat
ened. They feel that the Communists must be
driven out of the labor unions that peace and
profitmaking may continue. In this maneuver they
display some cunning, but the Communists have
gone to the rank and file and hell has broken loose.
1t is not so easy to expel Communists and it is
still harder to do it quietly.
The Seattle reactionaries have not been able to
unseat the Communist delegates as yet. Whatever
the final result is the of the organized work
ers will have better understanding of the role of
the Workers (Communist) Party, a better APP
probation of the anti-wOrking class attitude of
fakerdOm and a stronger will to fight for their
class.
The Seattle reactionaries cannot win because
the Communists have already counted coup.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
ARE THE REDS MOLLYCODDLES?

THIS question will be answered by
the Finnish Workers Gymnastio
association at the International Unity
Demonstration, and benefit entertain
ment, at Ashland Auditorium, Sunday
afternoon, March 20. The muscular
strength will not be displayed after
the manner OF Paavo Nurmi, who de-
veloped his speed running away from
the working class movement--it will
be a beautiful exhibition OF co-operat-
i've strength of a group of finely
trained gymnasts-the very living
symbol OF the constructive building OF
the new order out the perfectly har-
monized strength of organized work
ers.
And just to show that tho women
comrades will carry their fui. share
Of these tasks Of the future there will
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
VOL Street-CaLLes Socialism

The socialist party of Mexico is to be reorgan-
lied, state dispatches from Mexico City
All elements supporting the Gales govern
ment will be admitted to the party following
a conference scheduled for April LIST.
This rather novel qualification for member
ship in party hitherto calling itself revolution
airy is more evidence of the traitorous work of
theYankee imperialist-labor faker-yellow social
ist combine which visited Mexico City during
the Ell Paso convention of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor
We recall a sob letter written by one Nellie
Seeds Nearing ex-mate of Scott Nearing, to
The Nation showing how Mexican workers sup
ported the union label campaign of the A. F..
of L. by throwing their scab Stetson hats in the
Rio Grande after the big fat American brothers
most of whom had Stetson hats themselves
had pledged their support to the Mexican
masses.
1t is now quite plain that the Mexican work
ers are going TO lose the rest of their wearing
apparel. The reorganization of the Mexican So
cialist party on the basis of support of the Gales
government which is now engaged in breaking
UP the Railway Workers Union preparatory to
returning the railroads to Wall Street, is one
more step in plan of plumber that is designed
to strip the Mexican workers to their coffee
colOred skins Some of the skin itself will be
lost before the imperialist jackals, their Mex
lean retainers, the American labor takers and
Shiny socialist elements are satisfied.
The coming unity is unity for American i'm
perialism. 1t is one more example of the be-
trayal of the masses to the capitalist masters
by the parties of the Second international
the international to which no self-respecting
leech or louise would consider utilization.
The Communist parties of Mexico and the
United States are the only organizations carry
ing struggle against the domination of Latin
America by Wall Street. The support for these
campaigns comes from the workers and farm
ers of imperialist and semi-colonial countries
alike and the struggle will continue with in
creased success since the socialist party has
exposed itself as the champion of the oppres-
sors.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
BY z. Sc. (petroItl

The fact that our national Office is
situated in Chicago is a result of the
fact that Chicago is one of the best
concentrated centers of capitalism
has the most developed slave pens
and the largest ones in the entire
country. 4ia G-
Our classes situated in this cen
ter-have taught us the dynamic
forces that operate. We can ascribe
to the economic conditions, and the
resultant class antagonism why our
national office is really situated in
this vicinity. The way we arrive at
such conclusion is by the "Dialetic'
reasoning. A combination of the two
will give us, the "Dialectic Material
ISM" the fact that we arrive at our
conclusion thru the understanding OF
these economic forces.
Such is one. result of our 'Intens.
i've" training Glasses.
The students now think in terms OF
commodities, surplus value, dialectics
Internationals and ways of organiza-
ton. This is far from being an evil
The result Of this course is taking
deep root. 1t is being impressed on
the plate of the memory of each and
every student. It is not only i'm
pressed thereon but will remain for
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24

luton.
The collapse of the military often
sive was followed by a diplomatic Of
fensive. Thru economic isolation and
diplomatic suasion, the capitalist
world hoped to gain what it could not
take by force. At Geneva, at Laus-
anne, The Hague and London the i'm
perialist governments attempted to
wiring economic concessions from So
Wet Russia and force her to surrender
the conquests Of the revolution, to re-
compense and reinstate the landlords
and capitalists.
And again capitalism failed. Again
Soviet Russia won. The diplomatic Of
fensive failed as the military offensive
had failed, as boycott and famine had
failed to break the proletarian dicta-
torship.
Baffled, defeated, vanquished, inter-
national capitalism fell back from its
intended victim and sued FOR peace.
One after another the leading powers
Of the world have recognized Soviet
Russia-Great Britain, France, Ger
many, Italy, Poland. the Scandinavian
countries, Japan. China. Until today
there Is no countryaof any Importance
In which Soviet Russia is still un-
recognized except the United States
Of America. This last and strongest
fcitadel OF international capitalism
still delays recognition, fearful of the
growing prestige OF Soviet Russia and
the increasing influence OF the inter-
national Communist movement, and
hoping to extract greater economic
concession from the Russian workers
and force them to submit to the cap
italist yoke. 10 ttf
Wherefore, we, the workers OF Am
erica, 10000 In mass meeting as
sembIed, looking UPON Soviet Russia
as the champion and defender OF the
working class OF an COUNTRIES in.
dustrial workers Of the west. as vol
as the oppressed people Of the east
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
Disarmament

France wants no agreement for lessening arma-
ments The French press is speaking harshly OF
any interference by the Coolidge administration
in the schemes of French militarism. 1t warns the
government of the danger of entering into any
further treaties that would call for even tempo
rary halt in the militarization of Europe.
French Imperialism looks with knowing eye
at the trap set for it by its American and British
rivals. Aircraft and submarines will be on the
order of business of the next disarmament confer
ence if one is ever assembled and these weapons
are too valuable for France against England for
her to surrender them lightly.
The territorial arrangements made by the Yer
sailles treaty are not permanent and everybody
knows it, They are productive of endless friction
and guerilla warfare as was the case in Danzig
the other day with the constant menace of these
breaking out into larger conflicts. France wants,
therefore to ties the allied nations these frontier
agreements; it is not only the question of the
Franco German frontiers, but those of Poland,
Roumania etc.-the French vassal states.
Inasmuch as Great Britain and America have
interests in eastern Europe opposed to those of
France the demand of the French press that, in
return for limitation of French aircraft and sub
Marines the frontiers of France and her allies be
guaranteed, amounts to making farce of all dis
armament proposals.
Such proposals can be nothing else than a
farce but it happens that French imperialism is
slightly more cynical at the present time than its
American and British prototypes and therefore
more frank.
France may be forced to limit her military pre-
parations by pressure from the House of Morgan,
at this will Indicate only that she has been
brought within the circle of American Imperialism
and only such reductions will be made as will
make interest payments ore>probable while not
Weakening her as an enemy of Great Britain.
Some liberals are already getting ready to give
three cheers for Coolidge, the great peacemaker,
but anyone who becomes enthusiastic over any
disarmament conference under imperalst auspices
is hopelessly insane Only sheer imbeclity can ac-
count for enthusiasm this one.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24

the nucleus and the manager of the
factory and asked them to help us out
of the difficulty. There are many
schools and there is an influx of PEG.
pie, but premises-there are none
We had five rooms in the restaurant,
but they have been taken up long ago
for different purposes in their turn.
Previous to the recent mass influx
into the party there were three
schools for political education, two
more schools have ben opened, as well
as a Marxist circle and workers
correspondents circle, three circles
for the liquidation of illiteracy and
one circle for agitators and propa-
gandists, etc. e
What is to be done?
And the influx is continuing and
what a lot more rooms will be needed
for various commissions and nuclei.
It almost looks as if we shall have to
meet in the office after office hours.
The general meeting took place as
usual, but today the International was
sung even with more than the usual
enthusiasm.
And truly when one hears the
words:
Arise We starvlings from your
slumbers, arise We criminals of want.
for reason in revolt now thunders and
at last ends the age of can't" One be-
gins involuntarily to ask oneself how
much the workers have received from
the menshevik lackeys; miserable
creatures, what have you mensheviks
given to the starved and wretched of
the earth?
I. olnesen, Dynamo Factory.
to be very busy, 1t has approached
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
ONE RESULT OF INTENSIVE TRAINING
- -. lThe Impressions Of a Suddenly

many day. Every student will 60
back to his city wiser and more ac-
tive member.
Not only that, the course has Gre
ated a desire to know more. 1t has
shown realm of pursuit that will as
sist our movement in it's actual every
day struggles-books that will give
us theoretical knowledge of how to
fight the actual fight Of rallying
the working class, our own inactive
members first, and the trade union
lists and members of other organfza-
lions composed of workers but so far
not infused with the class conscious
ness that is necessary for the final
fight against capitalism.
This new thing, the understanding
and the desire to know more what
lies in these instruments of clearer
class consciousness, will permeate
into the very beings of our other
members who have not had the chance
to visit this school. They themselves
will also try to understand the his
tory of the labor movement and this
will, in turn, create a clearer vision
of what they are fighting for.
So this experiment, / am confident,
will prove more than an experiment
means of gathering our forces to act
consciously for our final goal.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24

be a prize-winning group of Czecho
Slovak girl athletes. Altho there is a
national convention OF Bohemian
workers. sport organizations in Chi
cago on that day, these girls will show
their solidarity with the workers OF
other nationalities by a brief appear.
ance on the program.
These will be only two OF long
list OF splendid program numbers
the longest and best list ever Assem-.
bled on one stage. Some OF the for
eign speaking comrades know the ex.
cellence OF one or the other OF these
numbers but no one has ever seen
them all on one joint program.
Proceeds OF the show win benefit
the Irish Workers and Peasants
Famine Relief and tho Labor Defense
Funds, tt 81 N
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
PARTY STUDENTS
WILL SEE BOTH
SIDES OF CITY
He'll Town and Gold
Coast Contrasted

This afternoon, after the adjourn
ment of the last class at three o'clock,
all the students of the Chicago Lenin
School will be taken on a trip thru the
stock yard district Of Chicago and then
on bus trip thru the "gold coast"
section for contrast.
Public Speaking Course Begins Today.
Today at 10 a. m. and continuing
thru the week till the end Of the
school, Comrade Thurber Lewis will
give his class in Public Speaking
which will be a practical course and
take advantage of the material al
ready presented in the other classes.
The school enters upon its second
week with great deal of success al
ready to its credit. Already as many
as thirty lectures have been delivered
on the various subjects. Both students
and teachers are highly satisfied and
feel that the school has done much
more than merely teach the comrades
attending so many subjects. 1t has
created an excellent atmosphere and
spirit.
The schedule for today is as fol-
lows:
9 A. M.-Trade Union History and
TASTES: Dunno.
10 A. M.-PubIic Speaking: Lewis.
II A. M.-History of American Com
munist Movement: Bittelman.
I p. M.-EIementary MARKHAM Econ.
romcs: Lerner.
p. M.--Leninism: Gomez.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24

erica and upon the trade unions to
join us in a protest against the gov
eminent of the United States for its
persecution of Soviet Russia in the
interests of clique Of capitalist bond
holders, for the lying propaganda
against Soviet Russia spread by its
own department of state over the seal
of Chas. Il. Hughes, lackey and SER
want of Wall st.
LONG LIVE THE COMMUNE, THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE WORKERS
AND PEASANTS!
LONG LIVE THE FEDERATION
OF SOCIALIST SOVIET REPUB-
Lies!
LONG LIVE THE SOVIET UNION
AND IT'S ALLY, THE COMMUN-
IST INTERNATIONAL
DOWN WITH THE EXPLOITERS,
THE IMPERIALISTS, THE WAR
MAKERS, AND THEIR GOVERN
MENT!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-24
For the Recognition of Soviet Russia

EDITORS NOTE.-The following
declaration on the recognition of
Soviet Russia was adopted at the
tremendous paris Commune" cele-
bration held recently in Madison
Square Garden, New York City. 1t
might we'll serve as the basis of
similar resolutions to be urged else
where. 1t is as follows:
FOR seven years Soviet Russia has
= struggled against a world of en-
emies. From the moment of it's birth
the first government Of workers and
peasants found itself confronted with
the united forces Of capitalism emerg-
ing from the world massacre gorged
with profits and greedy for further
plumber.
The international Imperialism Of
western Europe and America in its
effort TO extend its dominion over the
whole world found as the sole obstacle
in its path the new power of the
workers and peasants in Soviet Rus
STA, and their allies, the revolutionary
workers OF all other countries COM
bined in the Communist international.
Capitalist imperialism, represented
chiefly in the governments OF Great
Britain, France and America, launched
a combined attack upon the new So
Wet power. Bayonet and machine
gun, torture and starvation, boycott
and famine, every weapon was used
to force the Russian workers to their
knees, to break their power and re-
store capitalism and czarism. The
American government co-operated
eagerly in this pefarious onslaught
with the European reaction and its
agents, the Kolchaks. Judenitches,
Wrangels and Denikins.
Capitalism failed. Soviet Russia
won thru untold Sacrifices, the Russian
workers and peasants triumphed, ex-
PEELED the white Guards OF interna-
tional capitalism md saved the reyo.