The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-27
1t Is Capitalism That
Breeds Its Disorders,
Chaos and Catastrophes
BY J. LOUIS ENoDAHL.

TODAY the socialists" in Wisconsin, In trying to hood
wink the voters of the state into voting their ticket
Tuesdays special u S. senatorial elections give added
tmony that they have carefully schooied themselves the
betayas OF the workers as practced by their counterpart
European ia-dsmoorats.
It has been said that the budget put thru by the late
labor government in Great Britain, headed by Ramsay
Macdonald provided the best financial policy that British
capitalism ever had. The Wisconsin socialists" place
themselves directly In accord with this financial policy in
timating that in Wisconsin, given power they would fol-
low in MacDOnald's footsteps
Listen to this promise from "vIc" Bergers Milwaukee
Leader:
hen It (he British Labor Partly comes into power the next
time will socIaI impose levy
capital"
1t declared that MacDonaIds Independent Labor Par
V has appointed committee to study ways and means of
inauguratng socialism," the above being evidently the
while at the time the world warned that the
l. l. P. committee that the Job making this investga-
ton abhors the extremist Idea OF sudden and catastrophe
revolution"
The L. p committee, therefore, that has the endorse
men of the Wisconsin socialists pledges itself to do every
promote he radus eeD ndses D gon %
during the process of socaIzatlon."
This of the pillars upon which the German
sociademocrats based their betrayal of the German
public In place of the German Soviet republic.
In peace time the industries must be kept going to de-
Gs TE o gay met .a0e
the industries preliminary to sezng the state power
because that might Ong ABOUT dsorae 90 argue the B
workers strike in industry seize the power
because that would bring about the catastrophe revolution
that every socademocrat fears This led of course Ger
many, the socialist alliance with the kaserdom during
the war; in the breaking of strikes openly admitted with
pride by Fritz Ebert the late socialist president of Ger
many. 1t leads during peace in Great Britain the Mac
Donads the Hendersons and the Thomases, ayng them
selves with British capitalism against the growing efforts of
the workers to win better conditions for themselves
is act of the workers that brings the disorder"
and the chaos" into industry that the Socialists tell Of
capitalist management that has brought chaos into the
American coal industry for instance during times It
the world of imperiaist groups of nations that
spread the disorder turnout Europe that still persists the
present day. Everywhere except in the Union of Soviet
Republics where the workers and peasants seized power
and feaessy swept aside the weckage of the czado and
began build under workers rule. The German
cal-democrats prevented labor from achieving the
triumph Germany. MacDonaIds labor party trying
render the service British imperialism just Ber
gers socialists serving American capitalism in Wis
consin.
The Communists fight for workers rule. It has been
established turnout the Soviet Union and stands adaat
against the capitalist world The victory in Germany
British capitalism slipping off its pecipce beneath which
lies its seIf-created chaos Even American imperialism to-
day the poudet and mghest turnout the world prepares
the and the disorders that will bring about its
destruction, engufing its socialist allies along with ITSELF
while the workers and poor farmers, under Communist
leadership pluck their triumph out of this catastrophe and
go forward to the new world economy under Communism