Helen Keller can't read various magazines herself.

The author is going to speak impartially.

The fight is against the preparedness and economic system.

Helen warns the workers that there are enemies all round their country.

The speaker demotivated them to be ready for the protest.

The enemies of the masters are their workers.

They are ready to fight though they are not rewarded properly.

The workers are innocent, childish and silly.

They have sacrificed many a times yet they are not well off.

They are ready to fight for even other people.

The workers have liberties.

No free and democratic country has ever existed.

They have to face the dangers of transport, construction etc.

At last, they get nominal salary and the war compensations.

What masters need is reorganization and reconstruction of their whole life.

The statesmen and government have always ignored what the workers want.

It is the duty of the workers to force such reforms.

The author advises them to be ready for war for their good.

They are also advised not to be the ode obedient slaves.