The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 10

STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918. PAGE 10 Paid Labor-or Forced Labor =| Which? Which shall it BE—work for AMERICA for PAY—or work for GERMANY WITHOUT? This war must first be won before the workers of Seattle can CHOOSE—and to WIN it, every man must WORK as he never worked BEFORE. SMITE the anvil, PUSH the jackplane, DRIVE HOME the pick! This is no milk-and-water war! This is FOR BLOOD! Lose, and we lose ALL—absolutely ALL—and the days of FREE PAID LABOR in America will be at an END! Bismarck said—“We must leave our enemies nothing but their EYES to WEEP with.” Who ARE the enemies of Germany? ANYBODY—that HAS what Germany WANTS, is an enemy of Ger- many. Germany wants AMERICA—all of it—North America, South Amer- ica, the EARTH, and the fullness thereof—and her place in the sun con- templates that the rest of us live in the CELLAR. To enslave the WORLD, she has for years been stealthily gathering her resources, to one day rise up unawares, slit the throats of her neigh- bors, shoot the bottom out of HELL, and spill its contents upon man- kind. Is she GOING TO PUT IT OVER? She IS—if the men back of the firing line LAY DOWN! If, as Secretary Baker says, we are to have 3,000,000 fighters in Europe this year—it means that there must be 30,000,000 WORKERS like YOU—doing exclusively those tasks—that if well and promptly done—are to send our lads to VICTORY—and if DALLIED with, or left UNDONE—are to BETRAY them to their DOOM! And, if thru ignorance, thoughtlessness, or malicious intent, we DO ja) betray those men, what will happen to US Misled by visionary pacifists, prompted by Germany and designing and self-seeking scoundrels, the Russian threw down his GUN—and made peace. In the provinces newly seized by Germany, the peace-making Russ is now forced to work with bayonets at his back, for as long as he is able to stand up, for ONE-TENTH the wages that are being paid in Russian towns not yet enslaved. Germany doesn’t believe in paying money to CONQUERED peoples. She pays them in scraps of paper, labels off beer bottles, milk tickets after the cows have been driven to Germany—and with kicks, bayonet- prods, and welts across the back with WHIPS! YOU, free, self-respecting, intelligent American WORKER—REAL- Treitschke wished on America: aldara that would well up in your SOUL—to be lashed with “Germany must overwhelm other peoples, but England must be : ane ake Mae CRUSHED, and after England, HER SPAWN IN AMERICA!” Treitschke died in 1896. He’s been gone these 22 years. WE didn’t Up, you American SPAWN cet ia leans KNOW we were an ENEMY of Germany then, but Treitschke rated us ' » TOM BOOTIES & N—and CHEAT the MAW of the BEAST! ' so—and told Germany so. Whatever Treitschke told Germany about Give the HUN what he’s been asking for—WAR! - anybody, Germans swallowed, hook, line and sinker—and here’s what Temporize, or compromise—and you're LOST! AAA The firms listed below represent practically every branch of Seattle’s great industries: Seattle’s Business and Lee I. Wakefield Smelter and Refining Lang Manufacturing Co. Whiton Hardware Co. ‘ 9 ; , c Cons i Meacham & Babcock Shipbuilding Co. Railr r Professional Leaders F. J. Martin Companies fiom ait Maa aracrering (Ce. Perine Machine Co. National Shipbuilding Ce. Rail oly og and a ; : elknap Glass Co. Crane Co. 3 Dr. Henry Suzzallo doshas Green Weatern Smelting & Power Co. Horing Airplane Co, Pacific Canst Steel Co. Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Ca Puget Sound Traction, Light and Hi. C. Henry Insurance Companies Great Western Smelting & Refining Centennial Mill Co. Stetson-Roas Machine Works Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co. Power Co. A. W. Leonara . 4 Co. Kemis Bros, Bag Co. 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