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Evening journal., 1913-12-13
TO WORK SIX
MONTHS in JAIL
FOR FAMILY

John Manlove, who was released from
the workhouse about two weeks ago
after serving term Of six months ior
failure to provide for his wife and fam
lily, was sentenced to the workhouse for
another term Of six months by Judge
Churchman in City Court this morning
for non-support.
Manlove, as soon as he was released
from the prison. began to drink very
hard and made no ,4ort to provide for
his wife and children When officers at
tempted to arrest him several evenings
ago he resisted and bit one of them. He
was finally ovepowered and taken to
the police station. Judge Churchman.
in sentencing him this morning, said
that the workhouse was the best place
for him, as he could not obtain imtoxi
cants there. He directed that the sum
of so cents day be taken from his
earnings and given to the mans family
for their support.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
PULL SPIKES
FROM RAILS TO
WRECK TRAIN
May Have Been Scheme to Try
to Kill A. H. Smith, PreSi-
dent Of N. Y. Central
FOUR MEN FLED WHEN
COACHES WERE DITCHED
BY The United Press.

by The United Press.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. ia re-
ward Of $1,000 was offered today by
Lake Shore railroad officials for the
capture OF train-wreckers, who
ditched the fast New England express
at midnight. one mile west OF Wick
liffe, Ohio. Wrecking tools were
found near the scene and four men
We're seen running rrom the wreck
shortly after It occurred.
1--WE found seventeen spikes had
been drawn and a rail displaced" +"
said General superintendent A. s.
ingalls,, OF the road, in announcing the
reward today.
Lake Shore officials advanced the
theory today that the wrecklng was
done IN the hope OF killing A. H.
Smith. recently elected president Of
the New York Central lines. smith,
cn his way to New York, was IN his
private car, attached 70 the rear of the
train. His car did not leave the track
Smith rushed from his car few
minutes after the wreck and was JUS,
in time 70 see the four men supposed
TO have been the wreckers fleeing
from the scene.
Are you all in the ditch?" one OF
them shouted back at Smith and En-
gineer Joseph Lamb, who had recoy-
cred by this time.
While Conductor McCullen ran
down the track half a mile to tele-
phone TO summon aid. Smith began
....r Of Of ha
wreck. lt was he who first discovered
the loosened rails.
Fireman Rubeck. the only man
killed, was not the regular fireman OF
No l6. He exchanged places with
+. @. Mills, at Toledo. because he
said he wished 20 get to Buffalo early
in order TO attend a funeral of q rela-
I tive today.
( Engineer Joseph Lamb. OF Cleve-
land was badly hurt, but the pas.
sengers twelve mail clerks. anc
! others of the train crew escaped viii
minor bruises.
A sledge- e-hammer and crowba
were found near the scene and a hast
examination OF the track Is said I
have revealed the fact TINT spike
bad been removed and one OF ~
rails loosened.
The train ran along on the Tie.
for about 100 yards when the engin
went over on its side and vilippe
y the cars across another track 10 th
edge of ditch.
The two front cars we're az righ
angles, with the track but the coup
ling With the remainder of the traiI
held. preventing il from topping Int
the ditch -Four mail cars. q combin
alton coach and three Puilmans lef
the track Not a car buckled and
only the coupling between the first
two cars was broken.
"We were running about fifty miles
an hour when suddenly the engine
scanned to shoot up into the air. as
If we had hit an obstruction" said
| Engineer Lamb. "Steel coaches pre-
vented more serious wreck. Just
one wooden coach sandwiched IN be.
tween the other cars would have
caused a big loss OF life"
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
DELAWARE SOIL
YIELDS BIG kETURNS

Special to THE EvWlING JOURNAL
MILFORD. Del. Dec. 1t-C. G..
Wilson, formerly of .Xesberry, Mich,
came to Delaware a year ago, and
after investigating land conditions on
this peninsula purchased farm near
Milford. From this farm be has been
getting results Of which he had never
dreamed. Last spring Mr.. Wilson
sowed one field with oats, from which
he harvested a very good crop, fol-
lowing which he Immediately planted
the same field in red kidney beans. He
also harvested an extraordinarily
large crop of the beans. In another
part of the farm he planted and har-
vested peas for the cannery. after
which the same land was planted in
corn. From both OF these crops, also,
he had excellent returns. The cash
returns we're more than satisfactory.
He has written several of his western
friends telling them of his success,
and urging them TO purchase lands
here.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
Lone Bandit Loofs Express
Car and Gets Away With $4, 900

bed the express car OF Southern Pacific
train Of $4,000 after knocking the mes
senger unconscious, a sheriff's posse is
searching the country near Harahan to-
day.
L. c. Lord, the wounded messenger,
said today he believed the wounded ban
dit expected TO get 100000. which left
here on an earlier train.
Il was introduced TO a man named
Fleming, who claimed 20 be a railroad
man, Just before our train pulled out of
New Orleans said Lord. "A few miles
out was struck over the head and
when regained consciousness. this man
Fleming was bending over me. He took
the keys from my pocket. unlocked the
safe and jumped from the train near
Harahan with two packages containing
s. 600 each"
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
MAY USE MORE
PRISONERS TO
BUILD ROADS
Experiments With Men From
WOrkhOuSe During Summer
Gave Satisfaction
KENT AND SUSSEX FAIL
TO APPLY THE NEW LAW

While the last Legislature authoriz-
ed the Levy Courts OF the three coun-
ties to use prisoners in the construc-
tion and repair Of highways. Kent and
Sussex counties have not availed
themselves OF the law and have used
no prisoners on the roads. Some Of
the New Castle county prisoners have
been used in road building, however.
since the new law was passed early
this year
During the past year the New Cas-
tie County Levy Court has utilized
prison labor on the county roads near
the workhouse. and tho prisoners who
were employed on the roads gave sat
isfaction to the county engineer. The
Trustees Of the worknouse held
conference with the members Of the
Levy Court earlier in the year and Il
was decided TO award the contract to
the trustees for building the road
from Greenbank to Marshallton. The
contract price was s2.4ss and 1t was
built with some extras al a cost or
S2fS,70. This piece OF road Is 6-fO OF
mile and the piece OF road Is con-
sidered one OF the best stretches in
the county.
Another piece Of road was built at
a cost Of S412
I, The prisoners We're utilized in
Christiana and Mil Creek hundreds
at work on the stone roads. They
work eight hours a day and are paid
20 cents a day The men enjoy the
outdoor work and are willing work.
ers
In one part OF Christiana hundred
the bill for labor amounted to SIS as
IN Chrstlana hundred the men earn
ed S151.52 and IN Mil Creek hundred
| SlSto2. There are bills of over $SOi
outstanding as well as the abov,
amounts and Mil Creek hundred /
now getting stone at the workhous
quarries.
The Trustees OF the WorlShousc O
these repairs not only hired out Ii
y men at rs cents a day but no chars
z was made Tor the guards OF the prl
WI onets The men have given So mo,
n satisfaction a; the road work al
IS from the fact that men are eottii
Il scarce IN the rural sections there
. probability that they mny bo moi
> generally employed
:. Whether the prisoners could be place
I in camps or taken over the roads in
, big truck daily aud returned 10 IN
workhouse ~ night are matters whic
take considerable thought in order {,
work out The trustees of The worishons,
have no means of transporting the pris
loners to points four or five miles away
land il il should be decided 70 follow W
the work an auto truck viii be neces-
lsary When the mon were left at the
lroad work the truck could return 10
that the dinuer for the men could be
taken TO them As the road work car
rics less restrictions than in the work
house the men in general like the out
door employment.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
ACCIDENT VICTIMS
ARE RECOVERING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Dec. 1S.-The
condition of Captain VIM. A. Menges
and Sylvester Downs, who are con-
hned in the hospital at Fort DUPONT
suffering from injuries received in
m automobile accident at Reybold
Crossing on Monday, was reported 20
be much improved today.
Stewart L. Beck, who suffered a
Bislocated shoulder and broken rib
IN the same accident, is still confined
10 his home but is improving rapidly.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
usHERs uNION ELECTION.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LAUREL, Del, Dec. 13.-At the
annual meeting Of the Ushers Union,
of Christ NJ. P. Church, officers for
the ensuing year we're reelected as
follows: President, W. II. Pusey;
secretary and treasurer, Grover Car
penter; ushers to serve during
December mornings, A. J. Horsey, l..
Ray Otwell, S. j. German and James
Holloway; evenings. e. n. Smith,
John Murray, Albert Fl. Waller and
George Rhoades.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
DANES OF MALTA,s DINNER.

The sauer kraut supper given last
night by the Palestine Sisterhood, No.
25, Danes of Malta. in their rooms,
No. West Fifth street was COM
plete success.
Several violin and banjo duets we're
played for the entertainment of the
dir-rs. The committee having the af-
fair in charge consisted of Mrs. Laura
Moreland, Mrs. Letitia Mckee, Mrs.
Mary Moreland, Mrs. Slaughter.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
FARMERs' TRAM TOUR ENDs.

The .our Of the Farmers Special"
train on the Delaware railroad VIII
close this afternoon when the train
will return to Wilmington. The
train with corps Of speakers has
been touring the Delaware. Marylind.
and Virginia Peninsula for the last
week stopping at all principal towns
where lectures were given by those
aboard the train. The tour was the
most successful ever given.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
an rRAn. or nraprr Roxs prnnrNrn.

- Tie rnsss rrsss
Nrw yosg psc is-s4vins ostaned complete describe
,r Of he mar delivered paekage vrappsd in hro'o
nr,r vheh ases~srd exploded. Eliae sfss ida Anrss7
te tie Ass-s sSrYess cenrany uae pones ep.t'4 -e
mako &C. errs, soon In cpnnessior with hs ezpesio.
mb n ths onc.s Of eottling compary. The bomb ras
ered IS cypress anc the clerk vho received the seksss
urasshsd 1s-rrirsson o sse us> ssasrs f. 70 re
sss sa,srs-~
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register Of Wills Walker issued
letters testamentary today on the es-
tate Of Lavinia Price to c. NJ. She
ward and Edward C. Cook. and on
estate OF Mary Booth to the Sc
curity Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
IrNI0Rs no CELEBRATE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del Dec lS.--Dover Coun-
Gil. No. %. Jr. OF Z. A. NJ. win in
itlate class of Candidates with new
uniforms. on next Tuesday evening
and at the same time observe their
seventeenth anniversary With annrn-
pirate sneeches.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
GIYE FORMAL AssEMRLr.

Misses Nan Pietsch and Marian
Truitt gave a formal assembly Thurs
day night in Pythian Castle to a large
number Of friends. Music was fur
uished by Martins orchestra. The
patronesses we're Mrs. n. T. Pietsch,
Mrs r. B. Truitt, Mrs. w. Valentine,
Mrs R, Ralbergh and Mrs. ). Cars
z.all
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
r0rNp M0MAN,s GL0YE.

Bailinf Fouracre at the County
Court House. found on the street to-
day woman's Kid glove. II awaits
the owner.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
norIp rlEr pIAcr o. WOMAN on 1ar scATFoIp.

rh. ur'sl Press
NEw RAVEN ooaHs Dec is--A letter vss rsesSsd here
Jas from W s ancleary. q Toledo. o. So Which si'-
aeers take ae place Of MS Bessie wsseasd 7 as
scaaoia The woman Who nsver bad chance esai
sav tra ana his saeriace win mske possible o the yoag
vsnsH her 'cAidFea Meessry wrote 2 Nrs
ant SPARKS here making tho oner y his letter a SAID
tsey n1st aus sousans they v let Bessie go p her
tss -ra tell what they want me to Be There vA
NY business take her place on the seatod
,h smile nay Tor she has somethns 70 ivs ior
md have rot"
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
sun. NOON AND TIDEs.
Mouth Of Christiana.

High water -. ll.2s An. ll.44 P. NJ.
.ow water ... 5.43 4. NJ. 626 p. N.
Reedy Island. high and low water one
hour earlier than at mouth OF Christians.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13

Today's edition of THE EVENING JOURNAL in
cludes with it monthly Fashion Supplement of twelve
pages This to be regular monthly part of this news
paper and should get the entire issue Any who
fail get the supplement should notify THE EVENING
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evening journal., 1913-12-13

By The United Press.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. l3.-With
fun description OF the bandit who rob-
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
WEATHER

For Delaware; Fair to-
night and sunday; mOder-
ate west winds.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21

R~azsirjenju Proletarca in okre-
pitvi strankine organizacije We
ljaj V prvi vrsti nase delo.
Koliko je Sc delavcev koliko je
znancev in prijateljev, koliko je
sorodnikov, XII Sc MISC naro6eni ma
socialisticni list in XII Sc ne crpajo
liz NIGGA vodil "a delavsko borbo.
NaSa skrb in naSa naloga je, da
vse te mlacneze napolnimo 2 ogn-
jem prepricanja i'll nayduSenja in
da iih navdahnemo $ socialistic-
MIN spoznanjem. DaJmo Jim Pro
%letarca" V roke, XII maj postane IL.
virek pOuka in duSevnega rave
drila IA vse slovensko delavStvo.
Ne pozabimo. da ie vsak dan. XII
"a zamudimo. izgubljen. da no de-
10 zmerom tezje, da Sc bodo ovire
vedno bolt kopicile. Delo "a Pro
%letarca' je dolznost sl~ehernega
sOdruga in nihce Sc ne more izgo-
variati, ia nina sposobnosti. Ma
rOenika listu lahko pridobi vsak.
te Sc tudi pc duSevni r~azboritosti
ne more kosati 7 - recimo -
MarXoml
Druga styar pa je okrepitev or
~ganizacije. Kjer obstojajo lokalne
o'ganizacije, Sc morajo ozreti pc
sc okraju. da Sc ustanove po-
dobne organizacije poysod, kjer je
mogoee. Ako so kje posamezni So
drugi, pa Sc nimajo svoje skupne
organizacije, maj St sestanejo in
maj 81 10 ustanovc. Kdor ne We. ka-
ko zaceti, maj Sc obrnc do bliznje
organizacije. do zvcznega tajnika,
ali ma "Proletarca''. kjer dobi VISA
navodila, vse podatke in vsak POI
trebni pouk.
RazSirjenje ''Prolctarca" i'm o.
krepitev organizacijc Sc mora liz
vrSiti. Nsega della ne smemo odla-
Sati vedno lie ma poznejSi cas-. Po-
stranskih tezav Sc ne SINE ~ustraSiti
nihce; vsakdo Sc mora zavedati.
da brez boja nj image.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
SoCIALNE RAZMERE IN AL,
KOHOLIZEM.

"Ako mora Glovek ziveti V
peklu. BIO Y MEM zivel rajSi
pijan nPgo trezen.'
Upton Sinclair.
Socialna demokracija vidi V al
kohOlizmu mOgocno oviro IA osvo-
bojenje delavskega razreda. cato
DELUXE re dolgo vrsto let z vsemi
mocmi. da preprica delavstvo o ne
izmerni Skodljivosti uzivanja al
koholnih pijaG. Ali socialna de.
mokracija We. ia j. alkoholizem
posledica. a ne vzrok danaSnjih
Strasnih socialnih razmer. V kate
rib zivi proletariat. We. da nj al
koholizem vpraSanje. Xxi Sc zamore
reSiti samo. loceno cd ostalih so.
ciaInih vpraSanj: alkoholizem .je
le ellen V verigi druzabne hede. Ia.
TO je prcpricana. da Sc DO vpra-
SAME alkohOlizma reSilo lie tedai
uspeSno. kadar bodc tudi reSena
vpraSania o delOvncm Gasu, stano.
vaniski bedi. nczadostni prehra.
nitvi it'd.
Predolgi delovni cas- zapeljC
predvscm vclikO stevilo delavcev
la segajo po VIM. pivu. zganir
tako. da Jim oSkoduie telesne il
duSevne moci. Kdor mora delat
po deset. dvanajst ur V slabo pre-.
zratenih rrostorih. V vrocini in
prahu. je umevno. da mu opeSair
moci in da seze po strupu. da VISA.
nekaj trenutkov zopet lahko della
Seveda tici V TEN velik predsodek
V lJudstvu ie tako ukoreninjenc
naziranje. da alkohol osvezi teles
ne in dusevne moci, da, cello int
ligentni delavci verujejo V to. Al
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
PENZIJA IA

Dokler 81 mlad. zdrav in ell in
so tvoje roke V stanu ustvarjati
bogatstyo. ii dobrodoScl povsod :
kapltaliSti te imajo radi. ker ii
priden delavcc. narodnjaki te hva-
llJo. ker ii vnet "a narod. pOliticne
strankr Sc potegujeio "a tvoi glas :
skratka kdor kai rehi od tebe.
vsak Sc potcguje IA tvojo naklon-
lenost.
TOda "a mladostjo pride sta
rost iii I MO vse nadlogc zivljen-
ia. Tvoja roka ie opeSaia. tvojc
moci 81 izcrpane: opeSal 81. one
mogel 81. Use svoie Iivljenie 81
pridnO delal. n sad tvojega truda
so ulivaii in Sc ulivaio tvoji izko-
~riScevalci. Use 81 ii well pustili
II MISC mccSar: kakor stare izrab-
lJeno orodje. so tc Zavrgli. ne me-
nee ST. ia 81 star. neZmozen "a de
10. da nimaS wee MOE. da hi 81
slulil krnha. Odslovili so tie. virgil
so te ma cesto. da ondi V hlatu
koncas svoje ziNjenje.
NprasaS IA delo kje drugje: nih-
ce te ne sprejeti ma delo.
ce>. 81 prestar, preslaboten. sal
imamo mlldih sveZih moci dovoli
kaj hotemo $ starimi. Spomnis Sc
M p%rijatelje in nance spomniS
So ma tega in omega, komur 81 po-
magal : svOjim zasluzkom ustvari-
ii lepo premozenje. ObrneS Sc ma
$ te; a nihcc te noce pOZnati.
vse SO te izogiba. vsak So to hoji
in zapira duri pred trhoj. In "a
kaj vsc to- Ker 81 star i'm onemo-
gel. ker ic priSel tiSti cas- tvoje-
ga Mvljcnja, da hi V miru uzival
sad dolgotrajnega truda. Toda tc-
ga sadu nimaS ii. Sprawl so On
drugi. Ii sam nimaS n%iGeSar,
Sedaj ii je doSlo hridko in raz-
OcaraJOce SpoZnanIe. tlSto ZalOSt-
no spoznanje. XII tc sill Y obup in
XII. te napOlnjuje : sovraStvom do
cioveSke druzbe. IA katero 81 delal
vse svoje z%ivljenje. katcri 81 zrt-
voval svoje moci. svojo duSo. Ma
sproti temu pa ista GloveSka druz-
ba nina zate nicesar "a ~povracilo
"a ono veliko vrednost. katero 81
il ustvaril $ svojimi pridnimi ro-
kami. Nicesar. prav niGesar dru-
gega nina zate, kakor tisto zoper-
no in duha morocco jeco, katero Sc
drugaee naziylja $ hinavskim ime.
! nom hiralnica. Ako te .ie morda
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21

stranke cuvajo. svoje predpravice
doGim mescanske stranke p%rotezi-
rajo izk~oriseanje, je naloga socia-
LIMA, da ugotovi pravice do xiv.
ljenja vsemu clovestv,. V enaki
meri.
IL tega takorekoc re kar Same
sledi, da mora nasa taktika It'll v
dveh smereh /. zdruzevati vse de
lavske slOje V razrednih organiza
elijah; ,. povzdigniti kulturno
stopnjo in vzgajati nov svetovni
MAJOR.
Nsekakor pa S tenn Sc nj postav-
Jena jasna meja V takticnih vpra.
sanjih. KapitalistiGne mesGanske
stranke brez demagogije in politi-
Skega ter osebnega intrigarstva
ne mOrejo uspevati med delavski-
mi masami, da, niti ne V Svojih W.
stab. medsebojne konkurence "a
politiSke in gospodarske uspehe
in predpravice. SocialiStiGna
stranka pa ina cisto drugo nalO-
90. Ia mora zdruzevati in izobra-
zevati vse delavske sloje, pa Ge Sc
tudi tupatam pojavljajo take ka-
pitalistiGno-pOlitiSkr holezni V
strankini taktiki, Jill pa morajo
zaupniki in stranka odpraviti. Ma
Sc delo je delo zdruzitve. naSe de-
10 je delO prOSvetc in nikdar ne
smemo in nam nj treba Sezati pO
oSebnoSti IN pc argumentih Z oseb
noStim in demagoSkim znatajem.
kcr Je mas program pOvsem jason.
ki ina realen namen - socialism
Boil nego vSaka drUga Stranka
mora zidati SOcialiStitna stramka
ma razsOdne. program umevajOce
pristaSe Svoie organizaciie; de ne
hi storila tega. potem ne hi hila
me- druzega. negO potvOrek ali
konglomerat, XII ne We in ne more
vedeti kaj hoce.
Iaradi tega torej tici bistvo ma
Sih Organizacij V TEN. da naSi ella
hi in p%ristaSi poznajO program in
da ukrepajo ma podlagi spozna-
vanJa svojih nalog 4 edinim ma
menOm. da Sc pospeSuje zdruze-
yanjc delavskih mas ma podlagi
socialistitnega programa brez VISA
krSnih oSebnostih in iz~rabljeval-
nih ambici.i delavstva prot delav-
stvu.
Tendenca Organizacije in zdru-
~lcvanja delavskih mas ter naobra-
z%evanja do najviSie popolnosti je
edna pot. ki vodi delavstvo do
spoznania in do samostojnosti. XII
sta Y sOcialncm razrednem boiu "a
pridobitev trainih uspehov nepo
greSni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-21
NASA AGITACIJA.

NSDeh a~gitaciie pr naSem III tu-
ii pri OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dclu ka-
9italis;icnih strank in organizacij-
kin Ohlik ic odviscn cd nekaterih
okClScin. Nikakor MISC p~ostranske
Stvari kulturna stopnja in tempe
lament mas. med katerimi delu-
'rno IA svoje ellie IT, ali II stran
kc. V enaki meri. kakor omenjcna
1redpogOia. ic pa vazna glcde ma
uspeh pri agitacijskem delu tudi
Snov, iasnost snow, XII I MO sku-
'amo vplivati mn izpopolnitev po-
lticne ali diugacne organiZacije.
in oblika. Y kateri podajemo do
ITEM precinct, XII smo So ga lotili
NasprOtniSke stranke n~aglaSajo
vedno. da bodo "delale "a vse'
in Dri svoiih agitaciiah porablja-
10 vsakovrstne hujskarije in maj
vetje obljube, ne prihajajo pa do
stvari same. do materialnih kori-
SIT mas. Pac razpravljajo popolno-
ma 81 o raznih privilegijih. o
stvareh. Xxi Sc ticejo ~posestnih slo-
jew, &c so med seboj. da varujejo
svoje mes6anske in kapitalis.icue
interese. Use druga6e torri nasto-
paio ma shodih in V 6rustvih. XII
sluzijo "a agitacijo med mnoiico.
tam Sc vlacijo cez zobe fraze in
hujskarije. Xxi nimajo pray nobe-
mega pomona gledc ma zastopanje
%interesov brezpravnih in DELAY
skin slojev. Da. naraynost 81 vidi
IL s agitacije meScanSkih strank
med preprostim delavstvom in
med pOlitiSko indifirentnimi sloji
Sploh. da Je namen vsega delovan-
ia ten strank ia, da razcepijo de-
lovne slOje med seboj. da jim ma
tvezajo fiksne ideje in predsodke.
XII potem ovirajo zdruzevsnje go
sDodarskih razredov po njih inte-
resin. TIA taktika sluHi strankam
kar najbolje. ker jim dovaia raz-
sodne in fanatizirane ~elemente.
da Jill izrabljajo V svojc pOlitiSke
namene.
KapitalistiGna politika. Xxi re-
flektira ma delavske sloje. bodisi
katerekoli delavske kategorije, ne
more delati drugace: delo kapita-
listicnih strank pri agitaciii med
~delavskimi vrstami ie torej m,od-
kritosrcno in demagOSko. XII ina
namen pridobivati Ease teleSno
gardo potion h~ujskarstva delav-
skin slojev med sebOj. da Sc ne
zdruhijo tako magic in ne spozna-
jo v svojem fanatizmn ali indefe-
rentizmu svojih stanovskih. o2iro-
ma razrednih %intercsOv.
PRAY nasprotni namen je prav
nasprotno taktiko pa zahteva ma
Sc deio. Socialism. razredni so
cializem je nekai cisto pozitivne-
ga. nekai dOlocenega. Socialism
ic c.ilj, Xxi vodi k praviGnosti, Xxi
ina namen odpraviti gospodarske
krivice. XII ina namen u~stvariti
p%ravicno 6lOvesko druzbo, IA ka-
teri cilj mora biti vsak pameten
ali pa pametnim razlogom dosto-
pen elovek. DoSim kapitalisticne