194 THE CLASS STRUGGLE 195 AN UNUSUAL FRIENDSHIP cruiting and leading an army that was to revolutionize the world.
If it is true that the style is the man, we must also note their differences as writers. Each in his way was a master of language, a linguistic genius, with a mastery of many foreign...

150 THE CLASS STRUGGLE TRUTH ABOUT INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA 151 Russian peasants and workers that deserted the Allies, but the Allies, yes, and fear the working classes in the Allied countries, who deserted the Russian peasants and workers in the hour of their distress.
Now, what was the policy of ...

164 THE CLASS STRUGGLE JAPAN AND CHINA 165 They turn half a hundred houses inside out, beat to death a few of the Hebrew nation, and, having tired of their labors, feel no further desire for reforms, and order has triumphed!
In addition to the well born officials, the native population, and the J...

168 169 THE CLASS STRUGGLE JAPAN AND CHINA the Chinese have realized the value of their national resources, they will become a powerful influence among nations.
Most nearly related to the Chinese are the Japanese. Racially these two nationalities have so much in common that either can be easily a...

152 THE CLASS STRUGGLE TRUTH ABOUT INTERVENTION IN RUSSIA 153 tary agents in Russia and the Czecho Slovak National Council. This Council had taken under its control the Czecho Slovak prisoners and deserters from the Austrian army and had formed them into a separate legion to fight against Austria...

328 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 329 People Commissariats and of the main sections of the People Council for Political Economy.
Sec. 26. It shall be the duty of the Revolutionary Soviet Government to transact the affairs of the Soviet Republic in accordance with the injunctions of the National Co...

320 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 321 were huge demonstrations of soldiers shoutino: You want to send us to Russia, but we won go!
In order to allay the storm of popular indignation the Allied governments sent out a statement in which they expressed their deep concern and sympathy for the sad plig...

360 THE CLASS STRUGGLE TWO YEARS OF SOVIET RUSSIA 301 to be carrying everything before it, today seems as far from having accomplished his purpose as when he began. Already he too is being discreetly retired into more unostentatious corners of our metropolitan press. Even the Times is constrained...

350 TTE CLASS STRUGGLE EDITORIALS 351 the Germans will retain all the districts occupied by them, while we must give up the districts occupied by Russian troops, and an indemnity will be imposed upon us (under the guise of a compensation for the maintenance of prisoners) of nearly three milliards...

22 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALIST POLICY IN PEACE AND WAR 23 common cause for the defence of the common interest. They need not necessarily settle their quarrels in fact, it would be impossible to do so, in the nature of things but they must patch up a truce, forget their differences for the time b...

376 THE CLASS STRUGGLE WORK, DISCIPLINE, AND ORDER 377 place hunters, intriguers, former failures and derelicts, who under the old regime of yesterday were without employment.
When suddenly necessity arose for the employment of tens of thousands of new specialized workers, it is no wonder that ma...

48 THE CLASS STRUGGLE KARL LIEBKNECHT AND ROSA LUXEMBURG 49 the history of this movement within the German party, and the position taken by its leaders, not only during the war but for two decades in the past, they would be forced to admit that Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht did not act madly...

54 THE CLASS STRUGGLE THE CLASS STRUGGLE 55 The discussion of esthetics is, in proportion, sufficiently extended, but in spirit and technical grasp it falls below the other sections. Under this head Dr. Flexner includes all the child art activities, recreations and sports. No classics in literatu...

44 THE CLASS STRUGGLE WAR LEGISLATURE 45 to Thirty five Hundred Dollars a year, and while the Borough Presidents were raised from Five Thousand and Seventy five Hundred Dollars a year to Ten Thousand Dollars per annum the Street Cleaners were allowed to get along as best they may upon their old w...

10 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SAMUEL GOMPERS 11 Gompers governor friend went to greater tyrannical extremes than his republican predecessor, the now dead, but unlamented, James Peabody, in the strike of 1903 and 1904. In fact, Gompers unprecedented victory was such a miserable failure that at the very ne...

12 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SAMUEL GOMPERS 13 Another case that proved the failure of Gompers policies is that of the Hinchman Coal and Coke Company of West Virginia against the United Mine Workers of America. That decision is more dangerous to organized labor in its ultimate effect than the Danbury Ha...

132 THE CLASS STRUGGLE CHANGING LABOR CONDITIONS 133 tions for new school buildings ceased. few old buildings were remodeled or were enlarged, but the attempt to give every child a school seat was openly abandoned for the first time since New York City adopted public schools. The theory was promu...

204 GERMANY, THE LIBERATOR 205 Germany, the Liberator By LUDWIG LOR How quickly the human mind forgets! For should we otherwise have believed the peace protestations of the German Government and the assurances of German government socialists. Should we otherwise have allowed them so completely to...

242 THE CLASS STRUGGLE DOCUMENTS 243 Moreover, there seemed to be a special desire to have miners on the part of the military authorities, who stated on many occasions that miners made the best class of soldiers. They had been used to facing dangers all their lives in mine work. The nature of the...

DOCUMENTS 245 244 THE CLASS STRUGGLE on the miners of this country. They fully expect, if the mines are owned and controlled by the state, that the workmen will have a considerable voice in the management in view of the fact that they have more than livelihood at stake. Their safety of life and l...

82 THE CLASS STRUGGLE SOCIALISTS AND WAR 83 There are to day, and always have been, two Socialisms. In spite of a multiplicity of apparent tendencies, fundamentally the Socialist movement has been divided into two groups the opporlunist and the revolutionary. The opportunist has been dominant, an...

CURRENT AFFAIRS 123 122 THE CLASS STRUGGLE mobilization. But the masters are uneasy, nevertheless. In spite of the fact that conscription provides the government with power to suppress strikes, the capitalist class is trying to make assurance doubly sure by means of no strike legislation, plentif...

6 THE CLASS STRUGGLE NEW LABOR MOVEMENT OF THE WEST that is bound to react against them in the long run and which has already had the effect of immensely stimulating and increasing the tendency toward the new organization. As far as provoking the workers to resistance of a nature which would lead...

NEW LABOR MOVEMENT OF THE WEST 8 THE CLASS STRUGGLE did they do? The facts are perhaps most concisely stated in the following words. Into houses they went, into bedrooms. They dragged men out, many from wives and children, many half dressed and some in pajamas. If a wife protested or asked to be ...

THE CLAS STRUGGE THE CLASS STRUGGLE Vol. NOVEMBER DECEMBER, 1917 No. Devoted to International Socialism Published by The Socialist Publication Society, 115 Worth St. City Issued Every Two Months 25 a Copy; 50 a Year Editors: LOUIS BOUDIN, LOUIS FRAINA, LUDWIG LORE CONTENTS Vol. NOVEMBER DECEMBER,...