e feudal
mind we have remained in a state of development in which we
compete, like the stock-raiser, for an international and
intercredal supremacy in and through breeding....

"As yet we have had no very urgent need for territorial expansion.
Our turn is coming and is coming soon, if only we will heed our own
feudal-minded ones, and will breed fast enough. But, without being
aggressors in this sense, we are yet unavoidably drawn into the
vortex of a world war inaugurated by the feudal-minded of other
nations and unconsciously promoted to a small degree by our own
feudal-minded ones by education for feudal-mindedness and for
prolific breeding in our people....

"The next world war may possibly be one in which the disadvantaged
of all nations will fight the feudal-minded of all nations.
Something quite near to such an invitation already has come from
Russia. Shall we hasten such a conflict by continuing to preach the
sacredness of fecundity and of war? Or shall intelligent restraint
of the feudalistic compulsion help us toward a more perfect and
peaceful adjustment with the processes that make for the
democratization of welfare, with and by intelligent family
limitation as one means?"

"The Call" is one of the official papers recognized by the Socialists of
America. In 1914, while the race suicide propaganda was being carried on
in its columns, lectures to be delivered for its benefit by Eugene V.
Debs in many of the cities of New Jersey were advertised in its columns.
It is most likely, therefore, that such a splendidly informed leader of
the Revolutionists as Debs, like many thousands of members of the rank
and file of the party, read some of the articles favoring race suicide.
As we have never yet heard of Debs or a single Socialist complaining
against the race suicide propaganda so long carried on in the columns of
"The Call," we shall, unless the Marxians repudiate this form of
immorality of their paper, be forced to conclude that their leader as
well as a very large number of his followers intend legalizing this vice
if they ever gain control of our country.

In April, 1919, a vile, crimson pamphlet was on sale in the radical
book-stores of the middle west. We shall not give the title, for it is
too foul and indecent. On page 4 it warns its readers "not to forget
this fact, celibacy, absolute continence from want