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I A RE!'!1f!Ali~Iu2tRU~! RBARISM 1
I'llE YOUNG 8UCIALlBTS' ILAGAZllB
and mandate. They must insist
that no man shall have t he right
to hasten ' -Va r, through being
given too much power, and thal
~~ .
III early times men went out
hunting and fishing for food, as
ing work quickly by means of
machinery. Heaps of things were
ali serious questions shall be d ealt
with slowly, carefully, and opcnly.
they now do for sport. They made easily by fewer people than Then the chances of \ -Va r will be
killed animals, caught fish , and before, hut these things did not reduced. and the people will have
then went home and cooked them find their way to those who a lead, while p ressing forward by
in the best way they could. The needed them, Food was sold to the use of every means open to
women and children, who remained
at ho me, shared their a ll kinds of articles. Many articles
those who could buy, and so were
them, towards the time when War
shall indeed be a remnant of barbarism;
men, women, and chil­
meail ;ometimes one lot of h unters
could not find buyers, tho ugh
disputed with another lot. there were many needy people.
dren li ving a common life. with
They rought with rough weapons, Xew ma rkets must be found. Sold
iers could p repare the way. It
education free as the air . we
and there were wounded and dead
breathe. useful work fo r all, overwork
for none, le,isure and pleas­
to be cared for or buried.
was only necessary to work up a
How could they settle thei r C]uarrcl. and then send soldiers to
ure shared by a ll. and the olt! dark
grievances, in these early times. settle it by sword, cannon. and
days appearing but as a shadow
in any wiser way Th.cir everyday
bayonet. In this way modern
from the past.
life made them friendly with ,vars began.
Die im frtihtitlichen Sinne geleite
ten
the rough kni(e and the arrow. Still , as in early times, war
There were not many steps between
means cruelty and inhumanity. Vereinigten Freien Deubchen
killing animals and fi ght­
which we shudder to think of.
Schulen
ing with each other. These hunt­ Sorrow, ruin, destruction. death, von New York und Umlea:end
~ rs were brave and hardy, faithfui Illad couRicL an c! loneliness ilnd erteilen Unterricht im An.cha.l1ungsunterricht
in Verbindung mit Vortra·
to their side of the contlict. anguish to innocent as well as
gen ~ow ie Guang. und bei gellilgcn·
Sometimes religious fa naticism guilty. It is a remnant of barbarism-something
der Beteiligung auch Tllrnen. Zeich­
left over from nen und Handarbeitsunterricht filr
caused them to fight, or; they sacrificed
human life to their gods. the savage ages.
Schulen si nd, in:
Madchen, Die Adressen der einzelnell
We sometimes say that they lived If food, clothes. houses, were Manhattan: Rand School. 140 Ost
in a barbaric, or rO\lgh, uncivilized
age.
the work, unless those too yo ling lind Sonntag \'orm.: No. 2329 2.
made for use, an d if all shared in 19. St.. Sam. tag \'orm. ; Labor
Temple, 247 Ost 84. Str., Sam;;taq­
In quieter times. when the people
or two infirm. there would be no An" Samstag nachlll.: No. 88-4
learned to cultivate the land, wa rs. though human passions
Colum bus Ave., Salllstags " OfTll ,
9- 12 Uh r,
life became more kindly. till a would not disappear. The Socialists,
who arc striving and working Ave. \\'111. Stdlwagen's Hall.
Bronx: Ecke 158. Str. und Fore"t
class began to claim special rights
in the land, making o thers work for this time, "more true and Sam'tag und Sonntag vorm.
for them, and taking a large part fair:' are on the side of Peace, because
they arc on the side of nachmittags.
Brooklyn : 1..'\bor Lyceum, 949 Willoughby
Ave.. Samstag vor- und
of the produce to themselves. So
much was produced that markets human wel1~beillg.
Long Island City: Hettinge r's Halle.
had to be found, and thus wars But till Socialism is realized, Broadway und 7. Ave .• Samsta~
vormittags.
were again engaged in, this time the horrors o f \Var should be prevented.
The Socialists should Sonntag "ormittags,
Elixabeth, N. J.: 605 Eliubeth A,·e ..
on behalf of wealthy people. But
in these wars, pain, suffering.
death, ruin, were the lot of the
make Sllre that the workers are
represented directly in the councils
Green\·ille: Labor Lyceum, IZ9 Linden
Str .• Samstag nachmittags.
of those who make, and those Union Hill: Frommchens Halle. New
people of the coulltries, while
York Ave. lind Union Str., ";onntag
vormittags.
some began to talk of the foolishneSs
who have the power of avo iding,
of killing. Still more men \ Var. They must join their Die Vereinigung hat auch ein'
became owners of land. Factories thoughts and actions in all countries,
linked together by joint un­
hubsch augestattetes Liederbucb illl
Verlag. Nibere Auskunft erteilt d ~r
were added with the introduction
Sekretir Reinhard Meyer, 301 East
of steam power, and ways of doderstanding,
through conference 83, Stree t, New York. (Advl)
SIND AFFEN DENN AUCH
LEUTE
Von Wilhelm Dusch.
Ber Bauer sprach zu sein c11l
Jungen:
Hcut' in tier Stadt, da wirSl dn
gaffen.
Wir fahren hin uud seh'n die
Affen.
Es ist ge1ungen
L'ud urn sich schief zu lachen.
'Vas die fur Streiche machen
L'nt! fUr Gesichter.
Wie rechte Bosewichter.
Sie krauen sich,
Sie uusen sieh,
Sie hauen sieh,
Sie lausen skh,
Beschnuppern dies, beknuppcrn
das,
L'nd keiner gonnt del11 anoern
was,
L' nd essen tun sic mi t clcr H antl,
l'nd alles tUIl sic mit \' ersland,
Cnd jeder stiehlt :tIs wic ein
Rabe,
Pass auf, das siehst du hettte!
o Vater. rief dcr r.;: nabc,
Sind Affen denn auch Leutc
Der Vater sprach: ~u n ja.
1\'icht ganz, doch so beinah.
DER MEISTERDIEB
\'on Jakob nnu Wilhelm Grimm.
THE YOUNG 80CIALIBT8' MAGAZtlfZ
ein l.1nd liches Gericht zu gel1iessen,
Bcreitet mir Kar:offelll,
wic Ihr sie zu essen pflegt. danll
will ich mich zu Eurem Tisch
~ctzc n unci sic lI1it Frettde verzehrcn."
Ocr Haner liichelte Hnd
"a.~tc: "Ihr scid cin Graf oder
Fiirst oder gar cin Herzog: \'or­
Iichl1le Hcrren habell manchmal
.. olch ein lieliisle!l. Euer \ Vunsch
"011 aher crfliill werden." Die
Fran ging in die Kuche lind sic
fil1[.!' all . I,artotldn Zll waschcn
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Liehe III scin C111 l,il1,le re~tc
sieh ill "l'incm Il erzcn. ·'.\l'er.··
setzte cr hinzu. "wie kanll:.t Dn
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grosser II err geworden 111111 Ich~ t
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