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_U J fOOD APKIthanATtOM_
HI. W. W. INSPIRED KAISER’S
AGENTS IN SABOTAGE
NEW YORK. \ug 1 • i h :vzv:
j ' hi i 0*rmaii ag'-ni snd ;■'* '
at lug in , he l nit-d State h i\e
ei pled a: 1 d carried mil the identical
(program of mbe\ .e of tie I \\ W.
| i1: th»*ir efforts to obstru. t the war
| work of tli enation are made in an
j expose nf the i. \Y. W which is in
< erporated in a datem *nt i i I t<»
d. > hy Ralph M Kasl \ I :n
ligations into I W W and Herman
activities, the results ot v a • Mr.
hasley presents. were mail • by ’1 lev
eret! Harre, the well-know.i writer,
s ho has had access to records and
doe ments. It was Mr. Harre who
first uncovered the operations of the
Herman propaganda as conducted by
William Bayard Hah* ia America, and
which are now under investigation hy
th** attorney general of th** state of
I New York.
I Mr Hasley. in his statement, des
ignates tin* movement to defend th**
I W W leaders now on trial in Chi
cago ns a conspiracy and an effort to
intimidate the carriage of justice. In
cluded in Mr. Hanley's arraignment is
jthe "National Civil Liberties Bureau,"
which has issued a pamphlet condon
ing the acts of the !. W. W . and a
committee which is at present en
gaged in raising a fund of $50,000 j
for the defense of the indicted lead
< rs. Among the members of the "Na
tional Civil Liberties Bureau" ^are!
Crystal Kastman. Rev John Haynes
Holmes, Dr James 1\ Warbasse and
Judah 1. Magnes. The signers for
th** appeal for a $50,00u defense fund
include Rev Dr. Percy Stickney (’.rant, j
i Robert Bruere, Professor Thorsteln
Yoblen and Professors John Dewey
and Janies Harvey Robinson of Co
lumbia university.
"The most idolatrous defenders of
th»* 1. W W can not deny facts which
I stare them in the face -sabotage and
destruction of property and lif*\ th**;
contemptuous repudiation of all nn>r
als and decencies of conduct," says
Mr Easley "What they do attempt!
is to justify tht* most revolting acts !
on th** ground that th** perpetrators!
individually are not responsible. I.
W W.'s may wreck trains, dynamite
factories, destroy supplies vitally es
sential in the conduct of the war, but,'
so these infatuated zealots contend,
a jury should not find them guilty nor
hold them accountable because social
. conditions inspire their acts and are
- responsible for all their crimes. The
I W \\ thus relieved of th** respon
sibility ot a tree exereise of will, is'
'exonerated from every offense against
society
j "This I \V. \V. (ioclrine 01 vicarious j
j responsibility is expressed with ilis-i
tinguished felicity, win characteristic
liieiary iinalily, by that organ winch
cucrishes tho solemn, it son ewhat
■green' tradition 01 doing the thinking I
of the nation. The New Republic
" The rebellious propaganda of the j
1, VV VV.. we have suggested,' de
clares tills organ, is born not of the
| perversity of malicious individuals,;
but of unhealthy social conditions for !
which we, as a democratic people, arei
responsible.'
"This doctrine, relieving the indi
vidual of all responsibility by placing
the blame tor his acts upon society,
had its inception in the German Marx
ian Socialist philosophy. To the ig
norant. the weak, the unnt, to sou
sentimentalists, and to the intellec
tually loose and vicious, it has had a
powerful nppeul. and that appeal is
to the lowest of all human qualities,
moral cowardice The 1 VV, W., by
the law of natural selection, took over
this doctrine, elaborated it, and car
ried it to the extreme, not only in the
ory, hut in practice.
"U was 'intellectuals' of the same!
kidney as those now engaged in de
lending the 1 \V VV. who prepared
the Russian people for the advent of
Eeuine and Trotzky and brought
Russia to her undoing. And the same
species have gone far toward under
mining Italy and France and in mak
ing menacing inrouds in England. One
is inclined lo ask to what limits they
will go in the United States before
the indignation of an aroused citizen
ship, comprehending what American
Bolshevism means, calls a hall.
“Even before the European war
“ broke out, according to a German of
ticial communication quoted in Mr.
- Uarre's report, the imperial goveru
L mem sought to learn the methods of
| sabotage employed by anarchistic la
bor in this country, and utter the out
j break of the war in Europe it in
structed Captain Von l’apeu to enlist
' the aid of those same destructive
forces to destroy munitions plants
and prevent the sailing of shpis. Since
tho United States entered tho war
J both the i. VV. VV. and German agents
Ins • v <>r' • <1 :■ 1 • tr:g I in* .- »:i.« lines,
1 in tie .- a me me’ hou.-. in t It • in I
ot crippling America in tie war to
f he ads antage n| < lermans
\ digest ot Mr Ham - arraignment
ot the | W. W follows
“In the wholesale murder ot inno
cents, in the horning of fair cities
ami despoilation ol fertile lands, in
the breaking m solemn covenants and
the abrogation of human rights and
justice, and in the invention of sci
entific devices for slaughter and hu
man suffering, the-imperial Herman
government in its military campaigns
has accomplished svhat is unparal
leled in the eannals of mankind. Yet
in its warfare against the t'nited
States within the coniines of our own
shores, its agents, in efforts to ob
struct our conduct of the war. have
had only to adopt the essentials of a
program already prepared Seeking
to do their utmost to negative the
government's prosecution of the war
and to render fruitless the bravery
and sacrifice of our boys in the
trenches, the agents of the kaiser sim
ply adopted rhe methods of the 1 W
W In the manuals of the I W \Y.
Hermany's agents found a comprehen
sive catechism for sabotage, crime,
destruction and violence. A compari
son of the activities of Herman spies
and those of the 1. W \Y. reveals
startlingly identical methods and acts.
“It was in line with instructions
from Berlin that Von 1‘apen and Boy
Ed from the very beginning estab
lished connections with anarchists
and the revolutionary elements of la
bor While the mihlicitv branch ol
the Berman propaganda—instituted
by hr. Bernhard Dernburg and di
rected secretly by Dr William Bay
ard Hale endeavored by covert and
cunning methods, and through sub
sidized but apparently American or
ganizations. to delude American sen
timent into demanding an embargo
on the shipment or arms and war
supplies to the allies, the secret serv
ice branch of Berman activity under
Von Papon at the same time under
took to achieve the same result by
the methods of the 1 VV W. Muni
tions plants were destroyed, ships
blown up and numberless lives lost.
Bermany, employing anarchistic mal
contents. waged war against us within
the confines of our own shores.
“And that continues to this day.
Simultaneous with furnishing pacifist
propaganda through mouthing radi
cals. academic pacifists end tin* So
cialist party. Berman agents, accord
ing to federal authorities, since the
United States entered the war have
carried on a systematic campaign of
sabotage for the destruction of war
supplies and tin* hampering of war
work of the nation. Among the l
W. W . whose ultimate objects are
the same as those of the Bolsheviki,
and among other anarchistic elements,
Berman agents, government officials
declare, have found convenient in
struments for the continuance of their
fell work In the United States.
“At the very time that Lenine and
Trotzky, financed by Berman funds,
were plotting to overthrow the Keren
sky government in Russia, the Rus
sian Bolsheviki were in correspon
dence with the 1 VV. VV leaders here."
continues Mr. Harre. "According to
letters seized by the government and
read at the I VV VV trial in Chicago
on May 9. the Bolsheviki in Russia
and the 1 VV. VV here were plotting
together in seditious conspiracy to
take control of the industry of both
nations At the very time that they
•'ere Munctmu on their enterprise to
turn Russia and the great Ru , ;m
people over to the Prussian plunder
hund, tile Rolsho\;h leaders wrote
" M,'rrt urging th" ;:nm< di it" hi
• Ut or | w. \\ lit erat lire to fill.
. °ue of the 1. a.ling Bo!she\ i, .
r da t I \ 111;;i>i L’a. ] :• 1 7. in
l ii.e.l t he I \\ \\ ;n \ hi* l ie,i | ii ■ *
w'r "on "\f"< tI to ‘have a
Russian administration of the I \V
W To witness w hat an I \V W
administration n * m>. behold Ru -si..!
1,1 Ru*ir opposition to the war the
! ^ M h;i\f been daringly out
spoken Writing to William 1) Hay
■ ood from Seattle. Wash . August 2. j
1 ‘' 1 * • Juno Rowan. for 'the strike
committee.' declared ‘We have the
j good will of tin* Herman people here
land we f«**»I sure that they are in syne
j.afhy with our cause We do not call
i them Hermans, however, hut refer to
them fh*' same as others, as fellow,
workers. We are going to carry our
points if we have to stop every indus
try on the Pacific coast. We did not
declare war and we have not con
; sented to the workingman giving up
his liberties and being drafted '
“Is it to be wondered at that the I
\\ W strike committee at Seattle
hit justified in saying 'W'e have
the good will nt the Herman people
Ion* and we feel that they are in
WUip.ithy with our cause’? Could any
one possibly doubt that the I. W. W.
did have the good will of all Hermans,
whether here or in tin* Herman em
pire'’ 'I he pertinent question is;
whether the Herman interest stopped
at the expression of mere good will.
In the trial of the I. W. W.’s at Chi-!
cago, charged with seditious conspir
acy, evidence was introduced on May
7. 11*18. showing that the monetary
receipts of the I W W swelled amaz
ingly alter the declaration of war, and |
it a ratio strikingly in proportion to;
its increasing activities to obstruct!
the war and oppose the selective!
draft. A statement showed that from,
early ia April. 11*17, until September;
1. H*17. the period covered by the in
dictment. tin* total receipts at I W.
headquarters amounted to $271.220.i»n
The increase in receipts rose from)
$25,048.81 in April to $86,8014.26 in
August. Initiation fee receipts in
April amounted to $5.4314.25; by July
they had mounted to $20,670.25. The
income from mysterious ‘other
sources’ was set down as $11.1314.74 in
April and $44.103.6. in August From
what more than friendly interest came
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