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■ ■ ry .. ■ ... %** IX (From June Hf GBBAT BBtTAIM BX- . „ structure of German capitalism was ■Kteiring to the potttiesl ettaatten in Plant shaken, and they placed the first stone of thc Britain, a Vancouver Liberal iwper says hopefully revolution of November, which shattered thc peace that "time and time again have the Conservative l&X ,*• V of Breat-Utovsk. They saved the honor of the ?**? ** that country beep tea similar position. Hnngary utiU weAfjlf *,,.,, Gefuuuay, Aentrte and Hungary, and has emerged triumphant." That is what tiw ting and heav- sa^ ahawrtMy emwM *** -** ******>*7 * *■ ***** of bourgeois politics fa for. Out of ite lead*™. snwauwi dres eretes. I *T*> HE Soviet Government of X mends. In view of tiie conflicting _ ily censored telegrams which an appearing . ws ,**!«»* capitalist press, the following translation of the «• Comrades, it fa your turn now to act liki appeal issued by the Hungarian Socialist Party'to ft ,, ^ ^^ t*^^ --,-***»** U l+ the workers of the Allied nstions is of more than *_^ ,u;imav.. •«-, wfll b* dominted- bv tha *wmsu» mmssas ■ mmrmmmma*a*) . um^my > .j^emnv . em>. vasmpmannnmaupun an^p smpaw historical interest- -- • - ■ - ' ' I * • my-'-'-" # •• * e*rUssa—. -„-—~'^eaw«mna» 1lJ|(f^j I ■- ■ •*;;• GREEKS FBATaOUflBB WITH BSD ABUT. majority. It fa not enough for you to protest in • "Comrades,-The mssk ha* fallen from the face Ineetin for your fU^raoiW " ' * • A-'nmasaa- ssSaVltssA^u. Amm OmmmmimK of your government. They .re .bout to clon the Ortend^ anw Wmw^ mnauna p most formioable of all wars with an Imperialist murt ^ wait to peace such as the world haa never known. Tiwy tfowsanntUL for each plunged you,into this war in the name of De- on yoor p%rt ef whteh had fereei tiw flfiian to fight agahmt tite mocrecy, Justice and tha I-fterty of the Peoples. .^ ^ ewMruemen of natural wcath, tiw mm Army. In the even** (this prob.bly maaaa Ton have given your blood, your rtrengtiiond o^fi., ^ famm^dty tt the nutans of Capi- the evening of tiw Iratesmimtten of tiw IVuawli your miserable lives in order that tiw vanquished ta|bt AnmTmhj, Bach day that you allow to puna and Oreohn *** *-* Bokewtitw) all the Greeks, the downfaU of J&jt ******$** ***-* edmiral-. visited the President of ^^asaiBn*^muw,J^^,Je» . sss^B^me^assj^ wmmm Cterman people might be economically crushed, witj^ „efjon f and that the power and riches Of your opitslists workers» evolution m Bussia and Hungary-, the '*** Bevolutionary might b. swollen indefinitely, and in order m ntomnl+mlkm of capites aiavery for long year, signte of tiw Bod Army. their power, baaed upon oppression and exploita- or tf ^pfagtta^ eajuwt est.blfah iteelf on the but- -——- tion, upon blood and iron, might extend through- ebery of the world war, thc destruetion ol all CIBCULATB SOCIALIST LITBBATUBE out tite*world." ;£ .„'... Burupfan dvilirstio The eyes of the —— ■ ■ I After enumerating the crimes of the Allied Capi- md the practised upon the people, trim during the wsr. the agy, mfatekable deadly intention of Allied (*pitolism, |u telist-Imuerialism and the shameless doesptteaw .*****.**£'££*! j %mm]m J^^V*™""^ A wider ssnend knowledge of the fusutenhnatafn ZZu2r!Z« ths«J.le!. of the AlBed conn- f^'™1*' «**tm* •** "P™ J™ °* *<>** ****" ot the Socfalfat philosophy fa m practised upon the people, of the Allied conn- fafinatj wBVon yourrMl^lutiy a*^ iteguaihi ^-yt,, ♦«. lfo—tiir* «f th* tries during the war, the ***^~^»£* tn* truite of tiwfr Ifara^ einuteting tide literature of the 1 ' AAamsanu. anna . v b proletariat.' ajawnmnmew* a ***** ,., The Communistic Msnifesto, st the nte of ******* ^s^BssssssBBvsssssBsssssssssae essBssa*ssssB»ssjsBpissas* sees* asssssar m ssisiu .;ssss> per 100. Single eoptes 10 cente. rises, particularly in tiw bnf mtel>f|igi ndmur and slavery Every vtetory Manifesto of the Socialist Party of Canada . . young Socialist republics, few against many, and rf yte* Jame*lhnn ew^ Single copies 10 cents. almost defenceless. ....••■..■• . ■....l .--»■' ^. _».__ i__j ^_j j«.^««_ «v- ai,,. ,* a^- — m* — <m ■•flSr uc,*uv*=If^ , reinforce, reaction m your land- and uestroys tne "stave of the FUrm . . an per *m% "Comrades, the Bussian aad Hungarian wotfc. ,^h| ^rjtiaea of year itemiitisiij i eetnee M) cente. era cannot alone achieve the vtetory ^ftojevo. ..g^ ^ e^^ian ny nete, njjinirtjjg; Wage Worker and fatawr,.. . AS per %$*. lution. They cannot do so even if thc I ^ ... — <■■ mmJ&m _*__.« _ tions, by mam strikes, that yon will pursue the workers range toemselvn on their side. *roday, rtru^e for 0^.,^^ »„„. .a to you, broUwra when your capitalism haa attained the height of Single copies 10 nPStw ^ ^B^hi.i ■ ■■ ■ wm a mmW^^^^mm ^mmmm^m.^ WW 1 I a a 1 ^a Xv^a ^La^fc.^^Ub^^^^k^^ ^B »ne rresent Eeononue .system, by lToresaor w» when your eapitalfaw tew .ttained the height of ^ ^ worWfJf d^ ^^ y^ ^ worfky cf row A Bonger, . . $6 per 100 Single capias 10 cente. its power, when it fa about to subjugate the whole ^v^ntionary sneeatora. Pwrtage Paid, world to tta iron^^ militartem, t^thwVk*ly "Committee of Foreign Attain of tiw Hungar- Make all Money Orders payable to 0. tsteplwii- one force that can anve tiie Bussian snd nun- ^ ^^ paurtar.V (Le fie Ouvriere, Msy 28, son, 401 Pender Street Best, Yanaunver, B. a garian revolutions and lead the teternntion rove- 1Wffc lution to victory. "That force fa your own, workers of thc Entente nations. On your shoulders, eomrades, reposes today the terrible responsibiKty of the fu- ture of the werknre' revolution, which uWene the (C«tmued From Page One.) future of humanity. It fa your sacred duty, your • <■ JL. m LABOE-POWBB historical tank, to remove the horrible burden that '^ 1. Entente Capitalism he. fartened on to the backs ^ ^rf^,^ ± ^ workm ^ ^ to all m^^^l Of the starving end bleeding peoples to nave the appea„nce7 reached hte end. Only a Mattered Why not appoint another commission to find out why labor power, if it fa bought and sold on the labor market, te not to be legalised aa . commodity and also, how it can escape the economic lawa of the commodity market ao long as tt to ""■.»'. 1 ■ in behalf of tha .re going back be- Thst the Vancouver,strike hss been without vte- revolutions menaced, and to prepare the victory 1^,3 nere *-& there are still stubbornly holding af Seeialiaw tinwiia>ut-tiw wnr^ ^ ou^t for teenw^ enmfe far ^t^^ "Comrades, when in Jury, 1*18, in the intoxi- ^ wmeoewer Long, cation of victory, German imperialism prepared tagmimt ^ -m^ to impose its reign of violence in the east of MQtt rf ff^^i.j >^a,J^ ssbJ g^ w g^ ]cnee. an thanks are due to the inftemstory Burope, a million workers run up in Germany, in M ^ m ^ -m^, m mwly ^^aj,^ to 4*, whteh hsve been appearing on the city's street Austria, snd in Hungsry, snd proelsimed the gen- •tJiJiBaaa»aii. Evea the atenteet oek dees that Out with sueh profusion. The worker clam alone an era! strike. They did not sueeeed then in break- of ^ prmBtA e^^eri^ee Ajmj wm i^idmi nap- reepoanante for the peaee end quietness The only* lugtheiwweiMnuwhtearftiwfsto^ erior BJ<tWa. ^ ,.,amnlhhli.g flwir neean and -potent nete hav. Iwan perpetrated by the force. SOCIALIST PARTY OF CANADA -ftftyAftAWPfi leTf^lsllml •UBDAT, JULY • %■•". ***w\ Cerner Gon end Heatmga on the uprising was crushed by tite gnay. Bat, for the ^^ - of "Law and 0rderM (t). In tiw night, tite Da- We repeat, this strike was deliberately forced -nunem police, in true militaristic fashion, with- They had no option, or at least «nt notifiestion or by your leave, burst through ue option whteh men with say spark ef elam windows and door, into the Lebor Temple, ami solidarity hi them eould eeeept Beeamw once a the SoeteBst Party Heedquarters. From tite fat- Mow had been aimed at a vital aad accepted tor place they took a safe that must have weighed of tiw aavaanmsl tenor w.iuwial In aver a teat No doubt, ea they tugged and sweat it then. espseteDy an tiw 0ei.inu.in. «d * aasirnslisaii and hated labor, they fl m*L YJHh n*. sasnaww* usaa^ir^BaBgyams. aaaaiu-n sssss^ssa es*^. si^^bb^sb a*s^^sws^as v^sver ^^^^^^eB^^fr^^^^^saV^^^^^ tor of concern for aD the net of tiw eountry. fer^lana ef tiw Sovtet BepubUe for Canada We Thieugh the maaa% ef tneir Wtelnir ef Leber, tiw erni wm«ine the teak of profound disgust end oligarchy ef teterosta spoke end the "ltept" ehagtha an their faces when tiwy opened fc ami tiw putott teak np tiw cry end every feund it empty of aD but a couple of heavBy toady end lieksfsttie echoed tt, that nwrtguged deeds. To tiw vietors, the spoils. Be central conn- P. 8. (later.) The safe is beck again and wa rite af aBied erafta, hut by craft alone. And they hod the pleasure of watching tiw tugging, tin waa, hut by what methods. N« need to recount hagging snd ltetening to tiw ha haws and the ye> them, they an fnah in our minds But then te hen ef ae teeWajiut « buneh of ajwennte anaaUV stiB a fight on our hands. Then an thane tenor teg sian. as ever existed. One, liwgshnrrmiw offietete end ©there who wen srrested. Then te would ban wnttaed that safe into position in ten their nun to fiept. Fnnde eve needed, v satente. without betting an eye. \\ ■ ■*■ '.'X' PAGE SEVEN HE recent hearings on the nationalisation mines, held by the British Coal Commis 'fi^&M '■ A 1 »-i-jBsy—p eantrawsny uosween mm of the miners on the Commission of CO.I- ^ ^,land te Ornt||Bji|^|auyiift*t» „_„„,. _ the Cuwmhwon to give evidenn ehtefly n to the county ^ Iniriwmt-A. Tea. ,^.mvk**.*,.>..>^..~. .—„—^—.s*^ n l rl> nsatam-fiMiBsi BV- wsJasBBc*£*W tasshf the testimony, as reported in the London Times of May *, t, and %% ***** tiw esapa and the intent of the inquiry. I*w*I)urinum^ «* *I^.eiu.ofeoriI.n«ta^t^^ atwuteavhe-t.^ skter that ncy titi^-y^a^ Q Land fa aaJto n nacaaaery to life as fresh tew, but may sdboW tt for the tian being!—A. I water or air or aunshinet-A. Or bread. . do not g^nn ophite* una Way or the ehaer. ' $ We can net gat bread without tend. It fc ************ tewyer. one of its purposes to produce bread. You s«y you Q. I wttl quote U conal1- '* ' own the coal under 12411 acres of hunt in the stone, who says; "ft is a lUUU-llJg af law •*•♦ »H ImnAm h> MMmAmmA -—. hflM F * • H*" ^s>a a*m ww ujasassaa' sawa assasssaisBn asm ■■ss»ssusumajn •*» *'"■ •*u: V; ■ST — T mnsMWaa wur fw*v wwaapssjin i i *»■ v. ,"-** VOUBu>jT ^P* A#nsWemnmmnu^""
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"*• ■■■■^■> **'' asip»ai^""Bsj esaaaeaAusasi ilmm onaatuaasmi w*s*mmshm' aaV 'SasssaasBtV *» todnserin. We append ." T""h- EPEATED statements have eome from Labor ther, if we reed the rourees, that for Orgsnired labor, auflee- nllectWe bargaining tive bargaining as an abstraction hn no interest, some extract.: Beading that, we are almost of the opinion that **J? ^r^t1^'^V "*» C<»umimion defines collective iter- \["'-°**^~* ^x^S^m T^*^ particular form of It an effeetire one er not tor "tewsanar-'mi vteht at workers te. sremm **"*•■<>• B. U. white m the West, Another weak labor's purposes.. Because if fa te not, then, the igj JJJJ -jg ! nJlZ «#\mmL Vhrf> * *** *-** *n*M ***** ******* ****** BoMatviifa, Whole luachinery, principle and all, of the organ- JJJ nvpuwer aeBaSavl hwtead of^making ******** *** *** ***** ** *** bonrgeutete. Hew- faed lsbor movement might n well go on the i_ai^a«-i - juv «v. ---«-•-■ - »». ever, it fa mon reasonable to assume that thte •nap heap In addition to this audi to apito nf W«***> agnemcnto^wtth the employera. • ^^ ^ mgmmmfm% !>fan^hting wenld never have tha fact that labor in Canada has for the time be- That is a general definition, but fat iilshoi sling given the cominterioner* a momenta thought it tha fog apparently been defeated on this matter, on it, the further statenwnt of tiw Commfasion te present struggle had not towed their bends. And labor will deride and no other people, ss the best clearer snd mora Judge af tee awn particular business, whteh form .,« .» -■«* of iiidUiitliai hsiasliiliia nils ite need, tiw Wat. ^BFSS W****mmW******m»^* -. W*^**W ^^^wwmwWWWm^mwmm ^m*mM^mmmm' W*^*** ^^^^^-]SSWI\ ^^^a^^ ^w mmmm-^mm Tha Metal Trade Worker, in Winnipeg %m>- sssUsmooaBi^nn ■sawswn< unwn >'a^amsj^peiau|^^B*a m u^pissbs. ** nwna va^^s^asBsi through their central nunefl. lite tiw euspteyefa refund to gnat and the Governasent took sldn ™leia Bss.u*B^my ^bsbsbs^bf waa^p Mmm^Mimm mWn*M*mrwmn* *** *m —vM^awesve^wes^ the "kept'' prem of eourn. and every exploiting interest that eould get into thc fight, north- and south of the line bended together to cloud the teen and break toe strike. Still hen we hsve tiw Industrial Relation*' Committee, lately appointed fay the Government to bring to reeeinsn*^ for allaying the social unrest to Canada, handing -^-.^.--^MTfac in Be report end net only endorsing tha demands ; . knowing that the ef the Metal Trade Workere, but gnteg even fur- him with tiw tractor employed tradesman, afl unione, it hn been tsgeone for worker. snd present them to nf a organisations of a building eon- different elasam of in different trades' mutually advan- combine their demands employers tiw fur the in any ttm\ tawy ban only reaffirmed mi old ami accented uractiee' fat eollectiv. barswinfaHE. ^^^•^.^^ W*r*m****mr ******* '■' ^^** *^***r*mmV^^mmr mm^mi ^mmmrmm^m-mB mmmi w ^m-. ^^^W^^^^iVjr The Mother Omntry hmhad tt for thirty ygaja. i we aay mother ueuntry, wtta a ranivauon, ae- eaun this ueaalij te really owned now by the financial oligarchy ef the United Stetes.) tt wan ateo affirmed and fstenpnated into tiw Parte Peace Covenant. So if the Ouioiinnimt makes tha show of granting tt in Canada, tt will be no fane gift, but has been fought tor aad won by the (Note that thte te stated n a principle already fa justified in te presented to of a fair proper- Gideon Bobertson'. objection 4 to the Metal Trade Worker's demand that the collection was too lug and tite Press's psrrot like repitttton of it, tolls to the ground like tite rotten fruit of tin (Continued On Page Eight.)
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