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It still seems to them thet all these things spring only
from hunger end that all they need do if to throw a piece of
bread, while the workers, moderate in their deer nds, once more
stand as docile slaves.
Let all these things be, let the workers of England, Prance
and Gerncny be mutineers, let all tirse events be repeated with
ever greater intensity in the course of the next few years —
the Hussian iievolution wrs born of strikes rnd honourable
economic derarnd.
And however much the bourgeoisie may console itself with
names the fact remains that it itself called forth the labour
movement•
It will not lead the ’’mutineers”. It will not have sufficient
raerns. As e nritter of course it hrs another resort in a docile
army, the resort which adapts itself to the needs of the bour
geoisie every time, the resort which has been appealed to against
the revolutionary move neat in Germany. But oven this expedient
will not be a vs ilable for long.
Labour is organizing everywhere, forming its Had Armies rnd
at their crli is evoked not the shibboleth ’Ibrerd for the work-
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ers’* but M dominion far the workers”.
This is soon to happen. Then will arise our Oommunist
Party which leads the revolutionary movemnt ox Lbour throughout
the world.
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KrxlITB IN
April 15th.— The hppes of an agreement between the English
miners and the owners have disappeared. - univei's c l strike is
expected to-day. In the mining districts of Scotland and the
North of nngland disorders are carainencing. In whole series of
towns the Communists are successful in seizing public and aovern-
ment builings. Furnace men, among whom are many Bolsheviks, have
occupied the greater number of pits, driving the engine staff
therefrom. The mines are beginning to fill with water.