palanca de la Razón únicamente puede permitirnos alcanzar la armonía posible. Ad de Los europeos no hemos comprendido la división libre de los apelativos. Menos sensibles que los orientales, hemos limitado la apelación a los semitonos y restringido así considerablemente el dominio de nuestras imp...

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALIST RECONSTRUCTION VOL. I, No. 12 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER, 1918 PRICE, 10 CENTS Meyer London Socialist Disgrace THE circle of Socialist reaction, of the man Beckerman. But what kind of a blocking a motion to extend the time. worthy of revolutionary Socialism...

Page Two The New International, September October, 1918 The Situation in Russia By LOUIS FRAINA THE information that comes from Rus Germany, in which event Russia war by prolonging the war. This circum stroying the political power of the capsia is usually confused and contra against Germany would...

The New International, September October, 1918 Page Three ment. The land committees of the rural the unification of all the separate parts great problem is made exceptionally society pregnant with the new, moderate districts are unified into the county com of a particular industry into one indust...

Page Four The New International, September October, 1918 to The Trial tween international and national tactics revolution turned out to be an illusion, out these objective changes, independent it take place? Undoubtedly, yes. The must be repudiated as sophistry (cf. the exhibits not a Marxist but...

The New International, September October, 1918 Page Five The Dictatorship of the Proletariat The Case of Debs By RUTGERS POLITICAL power properly so called, tent, the bureaucracy acts, and is, more but in the fact that the victory of the cially fit to see the light. The atmosis merely the organiz...

The New International, September October, 1918 Page Six New International public.
on Judas Scheidemann. The Scheidemanns ganization of an Inter allied and Pan Soviet Russia may renew the war The in Germany, the Cassidys and Meyer Slavic expedition into Russia for the against German Imperialism; b...

The New International, September October, 1918 Page Seven need.
Socialism in Japan simply promoted State Capitalism and is a necessity in the development of our in the democratic bourgeois republics, and the state are fundamental probcastrated the revolutionary action of Revolution. The differenc...

Page Eight The New International, September October, 1918 Vandervelde Socialism the war.
to Japan to teach the workers there ure. In 1904 he went as a delegate to Katayama, making his life unpleasant must become the basis of the New Inhow to organize. Opera bouffe! Many the Amsterdam Congress, an...

THE CLAY IV STANGGLE Devoted to International Socialism Vol. II SEPTEMBER OCTOBER, 1918 No. An Open Letter to American Liberals By SANTERI NUORTEVA Reconstruction in Russia Lesson in practical Socialism Armed Peace on the Pacific By SEN KATAYAMA Laborism and Socialism By LOUIS FRAINA Price, 25 Ce...

THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE CLAS STRUGGE Vol. II SEPTEMBER OCTOBER, 1918 No. Devoted to International Socialism PUBLISHED BY The Socialist Publication Society, 431 Pulasky Street, Brooklyn, Issued Every Two Months 256 a Copy; 50 a Year Editor: LOUIS FRAINA and LUDWIG LORE CONTENTS VOL. II SEPTEMBER OC...

378 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE TRIAL 379 impartiality into that court room; the twelve men, good and true, may have striven honestly and sincerely to be fair to the defendants, but the air that they breathed, the surroundings in which they lived and had lived, the whole United States were charged wit...

380 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE TRIAL 381 of hindering conscription. They were to prepare the way for the complete destruction of the It was necessary to use the favorable opportunity that presented itself to accomplish something that could not be half so easily done, once peace was declared. The Indu...

382 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE TRIAL 383 their worst foe is the class conscious working man, the man who fights his cause with a clear understanding of its aims and its significance. In the countries of Europe the employing class resorted to the organization of yellow unions, of socalled labor organi...

384 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOVIET RUSSIA SPEAKS TO BRITAIN 385 Soviet Russia Speaks to Britain By MAXIM LITVINOFF Plenipotentiary Representative in Great Britain of the Russian Federative Socialist Republic of Soviets. At the recent conference of the British Labor Party, Kerensky appeared, without pr...

386 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOVIET RUSSIA SPEAKS TO BRITAIN 387 against the will of the people? he finds no reply. The continuance of a Government in time of revolution for eight months, without a standing army except voluntary detachments, inconsiderable in proportion to Russia area, without. police,...

388 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED. PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 389 Armed Peace on the Pacific By ΚΑ: CAMA Peace reigns over the Pacific. For Japan and the United States are allies, now that they have a common enemy: Germany, autocratic, militaristic Germany.
But there is a difference between Japan and the Un...

390 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 391 taken from them, and they were thrown on the street to earn their own living. All restrictions on trade and industry were done away with.
But as soon as this new capitalist state developed a fairly strong central government, and had gained the...

392 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 393 other great western powers. And this crude method of the militarists is made feasible by the fact that the force of public opinion has been eliminated, and that the workers have been kept from organizing, so that they are reduced to a conditio...

394 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 395 when the Japanese in the Manchurian war showed themselves so formidable in conflict with one of the great powers of the world, the West not only began to fear that its old military, superiority over the East might be lost and that the white ma...

396 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 397 is an ideal opponent of Bernard Shaw who wants the domination of the world by the white race. As to Japan foreign relations Tokutomi says: Japan has nothing to demand from the world except that she be given equal treatment by European and Amer...

398 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 399 siderable portion of the Japanese people. The recent ChineseJapanese pact must be looked upon as a result of the popular demand represented by Mr. Shintaro Nagai and his following.
While Mr. Nagai refutes the idea of an Asiatic Monroe Doctrine...

400 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 401 sura.
1868 was a unique sort of mass movement peculiar to Japan.
When the tenants have complaints and their demands are not heard by peaceful means such as petitions, they organize a forced appeal under mob rule. They hoist a rice straw mattre...

402 THE CLASS STRUGGLE ARMED PEACE ON THE PACIFIC 403 fall of the Yamamoto ministry, and a scandal at the Waka Matsu Steel works resulted in the suicide of the chief engineer, who was at the same time a high military officer.
The masses are beginning to see the light. In the Far Eastern Review of...

404 THE CLASS STRUGGLE 405 The Chief Task of Our Day By LENIN Poor thou art, rich thou art, Strong thou art and weak thou art, Oh Mother Russia. of one over the other. Awakened India will not be dominated by the English, awakened China will not be satisfied with her present status, because no rac...