The Daily Worker Newspaper, July 7, 1925, Page 3

WORKERS MUST FORCE EUROPE’S Imperialism Is Determined to with Spain who is also opposed to the French penetration into the Riff. In the meantime Italian imperial- ism is taking advantage of this situ- ation by demanding Tunis. It points THE DAILY WORKER Make It Hot for Imperialist Speaker (Continued from page 1) ule Thru Persecution and Murder pt yg rapacious imperialists of America, England, Japan and France, the cabiitalist powers that are holding China in their grip, refuse to acede to the rightful demands of the Chinese people. Foreign imperialism is determined to hold onto China by sheer force, by jailing, persecution and wholesale murder.” —From the Joint Mani- festo of the All-America Anti-Imperialist League, thé Workers (Communist) Party and the Trade Union Educational League. Bigs threes: ea PEE ‘OCCUPATION OF CANTON BY THE of Oriental diplomacy to put across his’ reactionary agruments on the middle to France’s intentions in order to class students of Rockefeller’s university, Sennen fe on Ss IMPERIALISTS OUT OF AFRICA, 10 PREVENT WORLD CONFLAGRATION MOSCOW—(By Inprecorr Cable).—The Oriental Bureau of the Communist International has issued the following proclama- tion to the workers and peasants, calling upon them to resist the imperialist war in Morocco which, supported by the socialists, is leading to a world conflagration. The statement follows: : HE Painleve-Briand-Caillaux government has started the Mo- rocco war which for months had been prepared by Herriot in conjunction with General Lyautey, The imperialist Left ‘Bloc which emits so much symbolic peace talk, is just as dangerous as the Nationalist Bloc. It is the old unbriddled race for markets and for the acquisition of riches +———— which benefit the capitalists on- name of the right of self-determina- jy, and for which the workers ton of al} peoples. and peasants have to pay. Socialists Again Betray Workers. The negotiation proposals made by The democratic left bloc which pre- hush up its own plans in Tripolis. Be- cause of the international complica- tions, the government of the left bloc tries to assure the world that it will confine itself to driving Abd-el-Krim out of the protectorate and to the de- fense of the borders. In reality, however, the war will be carried on in the form of a block- ade whose goal it is to force the Riff inhabitants into submission and thus to get hold of their land. Workers to Pay. Such is the .policy of peace which is supported by the democrats and soctal-democrats of the left bloc. Their colonial policy differs in no way from that of the bloc national. They have prepared the war, they are now prose- euting the war, and they will carry the Morocco war to a finish. This war may lead to another war yet more frightful than that of 1914-1918 —a war that will cause rivers of China, especially British and Japanese routed the speaker. One awakening scholar in the au- dience wanted to know why, inasmuch | as the Communists had brought Rus-| sia from chaos to order and happi-| ness in a few years, it wouldn’t be a good thing to invite them into China, in order'to restore peace there. This} question’ the lecturer waved aside— | “I shan’t answer that,” he said. But there were others he couldn't answer. “What about the unjust treaties, depriving China of natural | resources and controlling her fin) ances?” was one. - Yes—-It Depends . “Depends what you call unjust,” re-| plied Woodhead, and he went on to| make clear that mere abuse and long | that shocked, worried, and practically + Questions Overcome British Propagandist. His speech denouncing the Bolsheviki and defending foreign rule in rule, stirred up a storm of questions by Russian gold, but there Is very | strong evidence.” One‘of the incidents he related as evidence was the case of a Chinese certain wall in the fortifications of the city. No Chinaman had ever been al- came to China. Naturally the whites were not going to begin now to allow fications of their own cities, such a | thing would indeed set a bad” prece- dent, How Shocking! So the Chinese soldier was chased off ohce or twice, and then put where he will never bother any of the “su- perior” race any more. “And would you believe it, Karakhan, the Soviet soldier who just would go up on @ lowed on that wall since the whites Chinese soldiers to mount the forti- Abd-el-Krim were systematically re- jected by Lyautey and Herriot, who organized the blockade of the Riff by swarming the neutral zone with block houses and then alluring Abd-el- Krim into the ambush on the Ouer- gha. Leads to New World War The Moroccan events between 1907 and 1911 and the Agadir episode were the fore runners of the great slaugh- sented itself to the workers and peas- ants as the angel of peace, has start- ed the Morocco war in order to do justice to the colonial interests of high finance and the Comite des Forges. . The socialists who are now part of the bloc, were the accomplices of Herriot in the preparation of the war, and they are now the accomplic- es of Painleve in the starting and the blood to flow, and will require thou- KUO MIN TANG ARMY WAS BIG DEFEAT FOR THE IMPERIALISTS | MOSCOW, June 16.—(By Mail)—The occupation of Canton |by the Kuo Min Tang army, which is to be regarded as an import- | ant victory for the national revolutionary movement, took place under the following circumstances: Canton, where for some days the armies of the generals of the provinces of Yunnan and Kwang-Si had risen against the government of the Kuo Min Tang Party, was occupied by revolu- tionary Kuo Min Tang troops. The latter have completely defeated the counter-revolutionary army and have made 4,000 prisoners. The commander of the first Yunnan division, Tschao Tschin Lian was murdered by his own soldiers. Documents were found in the pos of the Yunnanese troops which? > cr ioney at thelr Glaposal for reveal the existence of &@ CON-| the purpose of cormmotiog te Ku spiracy for the formation of| min Tang troops. They were, however, a counter-revolutionary govern- | unsuccessful. ( ment with the support of the foreign ion of the general staff continuation of the war. They are no ter from 1914 to 1918. The plunder- better than in 1914; they support with ing expedition now undertaken by France against the Riff contains the their ideology the imperialist adven- sands of corpses and unparalleled de- struction and devastation, French workers and peasants! The horrors of the last war will be as nothing in comparison with those which the murderous imperialists and militarists will let loose upon the world. The next war will require not only countless victims, but also mil- liards upon milliards of money that will go into the pockets of the war mongers and war profiteers. Heavy burdens of taxation are your inevit- able fate. hours of hard labor in the foreign} capitalist’s factories somehow were | not unjust to a Chinaman. “Why do the foreign powers sup port centralized autocratic rule in| China?’ came from some person who | had read of diplomatic intrigue to re- store the monarchy. “But whom would our diplomats have to deal with unless there was some one powerful autocrat in charge of China,” responded Woodhead, and then demonstrated that such an auto-| crat must of course be willing to} ambassador, issued a statement justi- fying the soldier, and all sorts of Rus- sian Bolshevik unions and what not sent messages of consolation and sym- pathy to the soldier's family.” Such a ridiculous thing, in Mr. Woodhead’s opinion. According to the lecturer, the Chi- nese are so stupid, really, you know, they cannot see that the foreign cap- italists are trying to civilize the coun- try, and that foreign mills are much better places to work in than any Chinese workshops. imperialist powers. The coming pub- lication of the documents will prove sensatioral. Min Tang troops as a besieged town greets its rescuers. ton marched as the first town. The Kuo Min Tang troops ‘Were supported by the workers, peasants | students and smaller business mer | and by all groups of the national rev Kuo/olutionary movement ineluding phe Communist Party. if By a decision of the Kuo Min Tang Party a new government has beer formed in Canton of nine members The counter-revolutionsry insirec-| The Kuo Min Tang Party has issuec The population greeted the Workers of Can-} into the tion took place under the slogan of| an appeal in which it calls for a real freeing of Kwangtung from the Bol-! ization of the will of the dead leade: sheviks. The Kuo Min Tang issued|and founder of the Party, Sun Ya in opposition to this the slogan of|/Sen. In Canton there is @ great revo tures of the left bloc—those pacifist freeing the country from the mili-| luti i adventures which contain the ele- | lutionary impetus and powerful anti elements which may lead to severe tarist and imperialist yoke, | imperialist demonstrations have taker international complications. Not only They are so stupid that they cannot tell one kind of white man from an- Workers and peasants of Spain! listen to reason—financial reasons, if (r~ France and Spain, but also England and Italy are interested in the plun- dering of Morocco. France waited for the defeat of Spain in order to acquire the Riff territory at Spain’s costs. Just as in 1914, so today we hear of the “attack on France’s prestige.” Today also we are told that it was the inhabi- tants of the Riff who first attacked peaceful France. England and Italy are waiting for a favorable chance to ments of international complications. These socialists help spread the lies about the “peaceful and local’, na- ture of the Morocco affair. In order to hide their treachery they simulate ignorance of the, truth, and demand “explanations” from the government.e At the same time, how- ever, they prepare together with the government, the vote of confidence which demands the continuation of the military campaign and the driving French imperialism has sent its agent to Spain in erder to drag your coun- try into the bloody war in Morocco. Spanish soldiers were already fratern- izing with the Fiff, and they will con- tinue to do so. It is your duty to join all your efforts with those of the French workers and peasants in the struggle for peace and for the evacu- ation of Morocco. Down With Imperialism! he got any foreign support. All For “Profitable Business” “Why extra-territoriality?” several students asked. “Because it is absolutely necessary to our people if they are to have pro- fitable business in China,” unblushing- ly answered Woodhead. There were literally dozens of ques- tions, all hgstile not one friendly lead- ing question in the lot. The speaker other, and go on strike against Bri- | tish capitalists just like all the rest. | Of course they can tell the Bolsheviki. Bad Bolsheviks Are Contagious There is something inherently bad in a Bolshevik that calls out similar badness in the Chinese coolie; wick- edness responds to wickedness, and they treat each other as comrades. Woodhead read excerpts from speech- es of both Chinese and Russian lead- Liberation Movement The movement in China is spreading. | new bloodshed in Hankow. The Shanghai strike continues un- | Protest meetings against the Hankow The insurrectionaries had enormous place, jtion with the shootings. The note |demands the dispatch of instruction to all British consuls in China te | prevent the repetition of the event: | in Hankow in other places. The note further declares that the English fol Mail).— | lowed the blood-bath in Shanghai wit! In Pekin Reported Spreading Rapidly June 16th MOSCOW, June 16. (By was simply flabbergasted, his voice out of Abd-el-Krim’s troops beyond the limits of the protectorate, which as they know, do not exist. Just as in 1914-1918 they are for the demand in the name of their interna- tional prestige their share of the spoils. In this manner French imperialism once more lets the Morocco fire flare up which may lead to heayy interna- tional conflicts... This-isvan “fmperial- ist war directed against an oppressed people; it is the war of French, Bri- tish, Italian and Spanish imperialism against the independence of the op-| are executing the imperialist plans of pressed peoples. By defending them-| the reactionary national bloc, selves the Riff inhabitants are only English Intrigue, defending their independence in the} 1 ig only for the purpose of better — iia |deluding the workers and peasants | who are opposed to the war, it is only | from tactical motives that the social- ists and democrats of the left do, not ter end.” The “union sacre” is again concluded. Renaudet Dr'S. ZIMMERMAN prosecution of the war “until the bit- and ~ Jouhaux are once more in accord with Lou- cheur and Briand, in order to drive the Riffs out of French Morocco. They DEN T18S71T METAGE 74¢ come out so openly for the complete crushing of the Riff inhabitants. And these criminal charlatans dare to speak of pacifism and peace— when the blood of French workers and peas- ants is already mixing with the blood of the Riffs who are only defending MY NEW LOCATION Special X-Ray | their possessions against the on- Prices ~_ slaught of the Spanish and French to Gas imperialists. Workers Given The war in Morocco will be long and murderous, It will call forth new conflicts and new international complications among the rival impe- rialists. Great Britain who is oppos- ed to a mighty France based on in- dustry and colonies, will do its utmost to prevent the creation of a French Gibraltar on the coasts of the con- quered Riff. England is intriguing ESTABLISHED 12 YEARS. _ My Examination Is Free ; My Prices Are Reasonable | My Work Is Guaranteed | Extracting Specialist | DELAY MEANS DECAY BOOKS FOR PROPAGANDA PURPOSES In Special July Offers NUMBER 1 10 PAMPHLETS FOR 25 CENTS 100 for $2.00 — 1,000 for $15.00 Workers and peasants of Italy! The French proletariat will do its utmost to rouse the resistence of the mass- es against the pirate war of their gov- ernment. It is your duty to prevent the further spread of the conflagra- tion, Your. government, the. fascist. government of Mussolini is inclined to freshen its crumpled laurels thru new conquests, united with the ‘French proletariat, you will prevent 'your government from committing these new crimes. Comrades, workers and peasants! The Communist International warns you against the impending danger. Only you can prevent the new mass slaughter. Close your ranks, organize and raise such a mighty protest that your government may be struck with terror and lose no time in making peace with the Riff inhabitants. Work- ers and peasants! Arise, all of you, against the war! Long live the fraternity of the French soldiers with the Riffs for the purpose of effecting a rapid peace. Long live the complete independ- ence of the colonial peoples! Down with the imperialist war in Morocco! The Oriental Bureau of the Com- munist International. Semard, Katayama, Nin, Kolaroff, Write the story about your shop —Order a bundle to distribute | there. grew weaker jand weaker, finally he pleaded weariness, and the chairman came kindly, to his rescue. The questions were the best part of it, but the speech itself was sufficient- 1 in, ter being introduced by Piet hints e-president of the uni- versity, arid’ acting president, Wood- head proceeded to give one of the frankest pro-capitalist imperialist ver- sions of the Chinese situation ever heard. ; Slanders Sun Yat Sen Sun Yat Sen he slandered with the statement that “his mercenaries sup- ported themselves in Canton on the opium, gambling and brothel graft,” and Woodhead’s interpretation of the defeat of thé “tiger troops” or Fascisti of Canton Was that “Sun Yat Sen in- cited the proletariat against the mer- chants and massacred them.” Evidently ‘all this might have been | forgiven Sun if he had not “become | closely allied with the Soviet.” This was his great sin. 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