The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-07-12

ne SAID leueTdIlOH ledulHS A,uRU,-
600 organized Chinese workers has
engaged struggles against capitalist
imperialism for many years. The Ma
tionalist revolution of China, through
the guidance of us, the proletariat,
will sooner or later reach it's final
goal. For the sake of avenging the
murdered comrades and with the
aim of accomplishing the world revo-
luton within the shortest possible
period Of time, we resolutely deter
mine to fight most desperately and
most violently against capitalist i'm
perialism of all nations.-The All
China Labor Federation.
HANKOW, (By MaiI) To sailors
of all nations in China, on the Chinese
National Humiliation Day, May 9,
1927.-Dear friends: Today is the
Chinese National Humiliation Day.
Let US tell you very briefly its history
in order to make it more clear. Twelve
years ago on this very day, May 8,
1915, the Japanese imperialists forced
China to accept the "Twenty-one De-
mands" which had been presented by
them on the seventh of May. The
main purpose which the japanese i'm
perialists had was to carry the policy
of Japan towards China at that time.
To speak definitely, they wanted to
exercise in China their cruel policy of
economical exploitation, expansion of
territory, the highest influence, poll
tical control and of the Asiatic Mon
roe doctrine.
These cruel demands they were pre-
vented from carrying into existence
at the risk of many a life yet they
have greatly influenced other imper-
ialistic countries and opened gate in
China for them to come over to exer-
else their cruel policy. Consequently,
series of terrible massacres and
bombardments was conducted by them
in Darien, Tsing-tao, Canton, Shang-
hal, Shamen, Hui-chow, Wan-hsien,
Marking, Kiu-kiang and Hankow.
They have got all imperialistic coun-
tries on their side and at the same
time they have induced all the new
and old militarists- Chang Kai-shek
and Chang Tso-ling--to join them.
! They want to commit another series
of more horrible massacres and to
crush the revolutionary spirit of
| China by means of this united force.
! You, dear friends,s ought to know
/ that the defeat of the revolutionary
movement, of China is the defeat of
the world revolution and binders the
emancipation of the oppressed peoples
of the world. The imperialists are
wolves in Sleeps skin if we speak
more correctly. They would not be
contented in carrying out their policy
of exploitation and oppression in one
country only they would do the same
own countries.
You, sailors, have gone through all
the troubles only for the imperialists.
What else have you got besides earn
ing a few tens of dollars a month
for your living? Which of you, sail
ors of imperialists, suffered more in
the great European War 1914-1918?
Was not great number of the Chi
nese laborers deceived by and sacri-
feed their lives for the imperialists?
Who got the greater benefits, sailors,
labolprs or imperialists, when war
was over? Most of you, sailors-we
are sure-are come from the working
class of your countries. Will you be
able to secure for your brother-work-
ers and sister-workers in your coun-
tries better condition of livelihood
at the risk of your own lives? We
assure you that the imperialists would
not take heed Of the work you have
done for them nor treat them well.
| What then is the use for you to muir
der. the Chinese workers who are in
no better condition than your brothers
are? We know and do believe that
you would not do this. Why, then,
will you not help us in demanding for
the cancellation of all the unequal
treaties? In doing this, you help not
only the poor workers of China but
also the brother-workers Of your own
cou2, ies, because our eneNY is your