I.*
"Revolution is war."
Should we write a lead editorial for issue No. 6 on the theme of the Triple Mobilization (Mobilization of the Army of the Proletariat).
Proletarian solidarity...
I
Masses (hundreds of thousands!) of strikers...
II
Speed of the movement's spread to other cities...
etc. etc.
:
Half a million
1) Strike — thousands
2) Demonstration — thousands
3) Armed clash (regiments)
4) Killed
5) Wounded"

II.*
It would be important to note in an article on the mobilization of proletarian forces (the title is perhaps unsuitable, for it is too general, almost tritely general, and does not express the transition of the proletarian movement into revolution) the following:
1) A huge expansion of the base of the revolution has been provided by the gigantic agitational role of January 9th. Many auxiliary, supplementary functions can be shifted onto new, incoming forces, and the purely conscious revolutionary elements can devote themselves more to the more urgent revolutionary tasks.
2) Expansion of the base for organization: a mass of auxiliary circles must be created and can be created for the uprising, for the revolution.
3) The practical goal — the overthrow of the government — must be practically discussed and clarified already as the immediate goal, as "tomorrow's demonstration."