The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
NATIONAL SOCIALIST.
Weekly Bulletin.

Usurped Power of the Courts"
Every local in the country might well
follow this example.
Next to showing the people what SOC
ialism is, the greatest need Is to show
them the false foundation on which the
courts have built their power. When a
person once realizes that this power is
not sacred, but only an impudent usur-
patton, it does not take long to land him
in the party which stands for the aboli-
ton of this and all other usurpations of
power and privilege.
The rear cover of the book is devoted
to the subject "Why you should join the
socialist party 1t also bears the adj
dress of the national office and requests
the reader to send for a price list of
socialist literature.
Price, prepaid. 1000 copies for $500;
100 for $500; so for Sl.75; 25 for $l.OO;
single copy, sc.
Address. national office socialist
party. Ill North Market Street, Chicago.
South Carolina has wheeled into the
column of organized states, state char
ter having been granted by the national
executive committee at its recent meet
ing. By referendum vote of the state
membership VIM. Eberhard, of Charles
ton. has been elected state secretary and
IJ. A. Royal, of Columbia, as national
committeeman.
This leaves only Delaware, Alaska,
and the insular and isthmian possessions
Iunorganized Alaska already has
enough locals and will be organized as
soon as its vast distances and difficult
means of communication will permit.
Delaware has almost enough.
The national office has been author
lied to sell stereoptican machines for the
use of lecturers in giving illustrated
lecturers, and can now furnish the Victor
stereopticon machine for $3.50 delivered.
Address national office, socialist party,
I'LL North Market street, Chicago.
1t is hoped that the national office
will also be able to furnish stereopticon
slides soon, the national executive com
mittee having appointed committee
to prepare a list of them. Until further
notice parties wanting slides should ad-
dress S. Liberty, 1882 Crotona Park, E.,
New York, N. Y.
The attention of locals and branches is
again called to the fact that the national
office cannot count seconds of reteren-
dums unless the number of good standing
members is stated.
The national office is now prepared to
furnish distribution envelopes to all
locals. branches and comrades who want
to engage in the house to house distri-
button of phamplets. The envelope is
five and half inches by eight and
one half inches in size, large enough to
contain any ordinary five cent pamphlet
The plan is to put five cent pamphlet
in each envelope and distribute them
from house to house. On the back of
each envelope is printed in attractive
type the following, "Plase read the en-
closed You will find it both interest
inc and instructive. If you wish to
retain the price is five cents. Other
wise, please return. The party leaving
this will call again in few days.
These envelopes will be furnished for
two dollars per thousand Same rate
for any quantity, less or more Address,
national office, socialist party, Ill North
Market street, Chicago.
The national office is now able to
furnish the socialist pennants assorted
These pennants are triangular red felt
flags. with an exact reproduction of the
party emblem, hands clasped across the
globe. They are eleven inches wide at
the large end and twenty-six inches long
All of them contain the party emblem
as above noted. Part of them contain
contain the emblem alone. Part of them
also contain the word Socialism" run
ming down to the tip of the flag. And
part of them contain the words Let the
nation own the trusts"
Price each 25c; $500 per hundred.
Address, national office, socialist party,
Ill North Market street, Chicago.
Local Allegheny county, Pa has
ordered thousand copies of "The usurp-
ed power of the courts"
The national office will send a bunch
of price lists of socialist literature and
supplies free of charge, to locals,
branches and comrades who will distri-
butte them among people who will be
likely to send in orders. Address, nat
ional office, socialist party, III North
Market street, Chicago.
The national office has on hand a
considerable quantity of 1908 platforms,
which will be out of date after the refer
endum closes on the new platform. They
are good propaganda. They will be sent
free of charge to locals, branches and
comrades who will pay the express
charges and who will distribute them
Address. national office, socialist party,
III North Market street, Chicago.
The Rand school of social science re-
ports as follows:
On June TO. Cardinal Farley and other
eminent clerics dedicated a Catholic
"School of social studies" AT Fort Wads
worth. Staten Island. \. y" for the
ayowed purpose of combating socialism.
This makes IL timely to call attention
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