The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-07-05
In1periaIist "War" Cry
Herald of Labor's Civil
War Against Capitalism
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY the imperiaist CRY for WARE" voiced from the
slavery of the billion copies of lts inspired daily
press thunders round the globe. The mperasts try as
they cam forget their differences In China in North
Africa Mexico everywhere in their frantic efforts to unite
in the cry for WAR;" against their recognized
common foe the Union of Soviet Republics.
London dispatches say that the majority of the tory
cabinet that rules the British empire in favor of breaking
off all diplomatic relations with Georges Tchtchern Soviet
foreign minister who declares that ssvsrng OF relations
would be unfrendy 1.-THE last consequence OF which
is war
No secret diplomacy here The Soviet foreign minister
ing The British workers will be advised accordingly.
u s. Imperialism with it's political seat In Washington,
trying call the anchinese allies Into conference to
discuss the difficult dilemma of international bandty in the
Orient
The dollar dictatorship at Washington Is Just as con-
WINGED Baldwin rule in London that Moscow" to blame
for the flaming unrest that is sweeping ASIA IN ever-wdsn
the peoples of North Africa the Of Atlantic
the Nie that Moscow that Is plotting Soviet Rule
in the Mexican republic on the southern brink continental
Wall Street. Thus imperialism stands blind upon the
precipce.
President p w. Kuo, of the Southeastern University,
of Nanng China speaks to the students Of the Rookie
Teller oil university pointing out that Soviet Russia has
forward procIanng herself to be Chnas best friend For
egn Minister Tchtchern at Moscow issues statement de-
cIarng that's
sympathss
their struggle for comPIsts liberation from foreign domination the
governments policy which
ed Intervention In china's international AFFAIRS"
The Soviet Union does need to intervene In China
Imperialism has created in China all the conditions necessary
for the present revolutionary struggle not only against I'M
peralsn, but also against native capitalism.
The growing proIetarian in China developing
their struggle for all power in with the struggle Of
American labor, British labor French labor, German labor
all in their countries. N
President Kuo from Rockefeer's forum, urges the
United States to take the attitude toward China
has been adopted by the Soviet Union He asks the pos
sble Imperialism goes abroad to plumber and murder
Cypress subject peoples. BoIshevs the other hand
struggles for the world fraternity of all peoples for
economy where great nations will cruelty smaller nations
its altar of greed but all live in harmony and peaceful
development President Kuo will learn that struggle
point.
And the world imperiaists by internal rivares
will not be able develop unity neither against the Chinese
people against the Soviet Union. is the United States
against the Japanese the French against the British
other combinations that keen competition for domination in
the Orient or elsewhere, demands.
Not even WAR" against the Soviet Union will unite
all capitalism Within every capitalist nation there stands
and the overthrow of the capitalist oppressor.
World Imperialism cries "WAR!" World labor replies
Then let there be war; But not the fratrcida fought
ny workers OF one nation group of nations against the
workers OF another nation group of nations But let
be the war OF the workers against the present
that sees its sun rapidly setting.
This is something for workers of the United States
to think about so-caed Defense Day." July a. 1925 II
stone OF the growing offensive Of the working against
the boss class, that ends Iabors victory.