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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12
FOR JUSTICE WITHIN.

In a recent address at Washington
Bishop Charles Gore of Oxford, Eng
land, said:
It is necessary that we crush Ger
many, but it is also necessary that
the allies convince the workers that
they are fighting not only for the
overthrow of their foes from without
but are as well fighting for liberty
and justice to all classes, creeds, and
colors within. II with the overthrow
of Germany this is not accomplished
the war will only have been partially
won. This is the thought am try
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12
WALLER AGAINST "kEGRo."
Noted Brooklyn Doctor says 1t Causes
Mental and Physicai Segregation.
(TrOm Amsterdam Nawa\

tFTOm Amsterdam NeWs.)
Editor Amsterdam News:
Sir: cannot too heartily congratu-
late you on 4 recent editorial diseour-
aging the use of the word Negro"
There is no greater delight enjoyed by
the white people of the United States
today than the spreading use Of this
unfortunate term. Why? They real
IKE that 1t is the most potential fac
tor at work at the present to bring
about both a physical and mental
segregation of tho people of color. It's
use is on tho increase only because
our speakers and writer's, especially
Do Bots and Washington feel that its
repetition, ad nauseam. IL necessary to
retain the good will of the Masses The
term Negro" is not only absurdly In
accurate as applied to millions of col
ored people, but 1t Il also alarm1ngly
injurious, for the following reasons:
a. It has never stood historically or
In the present, anywhere In the world,
for anything noble or uplifting. Most
high-grade Africans repudiate 1t.
b. In Africa and out of Africa It was
never applied to the higher types. but
to Gaineas, Sudanese and sene9aH-
bians only.
c. It's derivatives, "Negroism," "Ne-
grofy," and its compounds. Negro
head, Negro-dy, Negro-monkey. are al
clearly in their associations, degrad
ing.
d. Its feminine form, "Nesrsss." is
justly and correctly used to dehae
your wife and daughter and sweet
heart, If you favor the use OF the mas
culine term.
e. It has been the word used by the
Southern whites for two centuries.
when formally speaking or writing
about an unworthy or criminal man
or woman Of the race. For when he
speaks OF the worthy he invariably
says "colored."
t. It II not differentiated in the mind
and thought of the whites from their
favorite and generally used (among
themselves) terms. Negro" and Mig
GER"
&. As stated by an eminent japanese
diplomat 1t has an unquostioned in
duenee in cutting as on from the
thought. sympathy and cooperation
Of the millions OF colored Africans.
Asiatios and FLANDERS of tho Youder
world.
Very truly yours,
OWEN n. WALL1R. NJ D.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12
HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BONDS.


Don't let your Liberty Bonds. get
away from you. Hold onto them, even
Il you may be tempted to dispose of
them.
In the tlrst place, the government in
tended them for YOU. The Liberty
loans were designed as peoples loans.
In order to finance the war tho gov.
eminent must have the support of
ALL the people. It was intended that
you keep the bonds and not trade
them or sell them.
Promiscuous selling tends to depre-
ctete their value. and that il what the
German agents here would like to do.
Not only is 1t your patriotic duty
to retain these bonds, but in doing 80
you are laying up something for .
rainy day. The Liberty loans and tho
Was Savings Stamp issues have done
more to encourage thrift In America
than anything ever before attempted.
They have made bondholders out of
thousands of people who never in
their lives until now had made an in
vestment.
Crafty and INSCRIPTIONS individuals
are using every means to entice these
bonds out of the hands of their own
en-. One method il offer in OK
change for Liberty bonds stock certi-
fcates in Ay-by-night companies,
worth only the gold paper they are
printed on, and represented az return
ing a much higher ratio of interest
than the government securities.
Those who are not familiar with stock
values should beware of such offers.
There are other methods, some
savortng Of the gold4br1ck variety:
others just within the limits of the
law.
Liberty bonds are the safest invest
ment in the world. II you MUST dis
pose OF them, you would do we'll to
consult your banker.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12

ing to get into the minds of all the
people with whom come in contact.
eve must have it thoroughly un-
derstood that militarism is but a nee
sity of the moment and in no sense a
permanent institution. Democracy
under a military system is an impos-
sibility.'' 4
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12
"Aat prslsdlss whatever win
30 kasur~aeUAtabio n thooo Nh0
Do ns< share In 4 Themselves
tzAe1t4e - h and AAk4sF Il aA4
aooept u - q haw Of nasuro."
John etssart Mil.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1918
MARBLE INDEX OF A MIND.

The statue of General Kirby Smith,
of Florida, who fought against the
Union in the Civil War, now graces
Statuary Hall in Washington. 1t has
been placed just in front of General
John Stark, of New Hampshire, the
Revolutionary hero of Bennington,
who fought for the establishment of
the nation which Smith and his
brothers-in-arms sought to destroy.
Gazing at Smith across the hall, with
the front of Jove himself, is Daniel
Webster in cold marble. the gift of
Massachusetts to the Republic. Web
ster's words have scared themselves
into the memory Of every true Ameri-
can, Liberty and Union, now and
forever, one and inseparable." Kirby
Smith finds company in Statuary
Hall, and if the South continues in
control of Congress much longer it is
predicted that if the stone replica of
jeff Davis is finally set up there he
will find a working majority among
his Confederate cronies. Florida
might well have selected Stephen r.
Mallory, United States Senator, de-
ceased, who did much good work for
the Republic, but evidently Florida,
as we'll as the rest of the South, feels
that the opportunity is here to pay
tribute to the memory of the Southern
secessioners. The statue Of President
James Buchanan is also in course of
erection at the Capital of the nation.
STOKES STYLE.
The rapid extension by the Ad-
ministration of government owner
ship over our industries is being hailed
with glee by the Socialists of the
country. Mr.. James G. Phelps Stokes,
one of the leaders of that party, gives
voice to these sentiments: "The
American people, I am convinced,
will give increasing support to our
present government in its course of
taking over one great essential indus
try after another for public use in the
interest of all the people," The So
cialist leaders know that, although
they are not being permitted the
privilege of carrying into effect their
pet theories of Government, it is be-
ing done just as surely by those in
control Of affairs at Washington. The
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12

In spite of the recent order of the
War Industries Board that their dia-
pers must be smaller, the patriotic
babies of the country will continue to
do their bit for the winning of the
war. Their cute little tricks will do
much toward keeping up the morale
Of their parents.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12

A movement for woman's suffrage
Is being taken up in Jamaica and is
meeting with encouragement thru
out the island. Out of a total popu-
lation of about 100000, more than
$4,000 are colored, there being
fewer than 10000 white people on
the island. -. -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12
"Negroes and Dogs Not Allowed"
(From the Nashville Clarionl

Down in Houston, Texas are some
elevators in public buildings labeled
NEGROES AND DOGS NOT ALLOW
ED" Generous Classification! Such
signs as these account in such meas
ure, for the exceedingly rapid manner
in which the Colored men are depopu-
lating the South. They can be neither
blamed nor censured for leaving a
town like this. They have hearts and
souls and human pride, just like the
people Of other races.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12
WAR WELFARE WORK.

The decision of the President OF
the United States that there shall be
one giant campaign for the support
OF the various American Army Wei.
fare organizations has joined the T.
u. c. A.. I. W. C. A., American Ii.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12
ORGANIZING coLoRED AMERICANS TO SEEK woRLD


Natona coored Equal Rights
Elect s @ Sent ts. %
Adopted h Annual Meeting National
The time having come in the dspenaon Of Almighty
hemheres and coored caste
rights and the right to life
% enc 0 nor every
the National Eaa ghts a hgue % yo Of Allied
Americans presented
the National capi on
after January 1st 1913 to only group
6eeaes to this Congress shall be elected IN tho
delegates Rights Leagues Every svch
already
ners over the first So
6ee a 1 s may cor
one for ~ o w 'DA' "s'en''i
Every national Americans shall
be entitled and invited such delegate
The executive officers this president secretary treasurer
executive committee the District
t executive Committee shall arrange
ments tor this representative
The registration fee for delegates
representative assembly shall
the seat OF the Colored
noAls cor' secy w. Monroe Trotte "a Cornl
he Committee
R Mm monroe Trotter Mass, Chairman Maddox ILL.,
r. Re u. N M Gr paan3; Tenn r Morris
Stewart D. of c. Rev v v NJ G y Rh Cal Nil;
Rev J. Prince, ILL., Leo r. Brown Nv Nacn
Dr. VIM Howard Rev. e. S w Moore Ohio
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS e1s1e1e
president Rev. W. Moore Columbus Taylor
l. ASST Rec secy Ms Lula s YORK M 9
5 essp S; Psss eS
e es Ba @ @ Edw Richardson Arcadia Okla
o' naoona lecturer to cooperate with the
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12

Christian Scientists have opened
welfare houses in London and Wash
ington and it is very likely that they
will be the only places where colored
soldiers will be welcomed. In many
Of the other so-called welfare houses
colored soldiers are forbidden to en-
ter.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-10-12

1t is sad to think that there are
colored men who are willing to barter
away their rights as American citizens
for the doubtful honor of being patted
on the back and called good negroes
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result is the same as it would be if
acknowledged Socialists were in the
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-05

Charles Schwab, predsednik jc-
klarskega trusta, je bill pred ne
kaj dnevi ma bankctu, ma katerem
je bila navzoca izbrana druzba
njegovih prijateljcv in industr..-
jalnih kraljev. Med banketom .ie
powell Schwab bescdo in V dali
Sem govoru orisal svetovni polo
zaj, katerega je povzrocila svetov-
ma vOjna. Potcm .je priscl ma de
lavsko v%prasanje in iAjavil, da .je
priSel cas-, ko bcdo oni, Xxi ne po-
ScduJejo nicesar razen svojc de-
lovnc moci, vladali svet. "Poja-
vi ma RESkcm nan pricajo, ola .ie
priSel cas-, .ko sc izvrSi velik pre-
obrat pc vsem svetu. Delavci vse-
ga sveta sc bodo dvignili in rcSili
sami gospodarsko vprasanje vsell
narodov. Ia mas je potrebno, da
spoznamo cimprej to resnico. CHM
pref jo spoznamo, tenn bolje BIO
~ Ia in "a YES Svct."
TIE besede mogoGncga kapitaii-
sta so vclikega pomona. One pri-
cajo, da so tudi zc V kapitalistic-
no vladajocih kroeih Spoznali, da
je kapitaIizcm prezivcl svo.io do
DO ter da Sc no moral umakniti
novemu druzabnemu rcdu, V ka-
tcrem Sc preneha zatiranja l.iud-
stva pc posameznih oscbah, Iii 81
kupicijO sedaj bogastvo cd zul.iev
drugih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-05

IL New Yorka je prisel dnc 2.
t. M. slede6i telegram:
NemSka ofenziva proti Rusiji JIG
povzro6ila med socialist ogromen
odpor roper nemski pacifizem,
kar sc JIG manifestiralo snoci ma
velikem socialisticnem shodu V
Acolian Hall. Zbor je skoraj so
glasno odobril zahtevo, da maj sc
vsi socialist v Ameriki zedinijo
"a podpiranje vojne,
ker JIG to edino prakticno sred-
stvo "a obrambo demokraticnih
idealov proti nemSkemu imperia-
lizmu.
Resolucija, Xxi .jo je sprejelo
1900 zborovalcev, zahteva, maj
skli6e socialisticna stranka tekom
dveh tednov izvrSevalni odbor "a
revizijo resolucijo st. louiske
konvencije,
V kateri je bio izreGeno, da JIG
vojna 2 Nemeijo neopraviGena.
Druga resolucija, XII je bila
sprejeta ma shodu, poziva redikal.
ce vseh vrst V Ameriki, maj opuste
malenkostne razlike nazorov in "a
izpolnjevanje svoje dolznosti pro
ii svojim bratom V RuSiji "zaGno
sveto vojno roper sickle pse '
Evropi.'
Shod je bila sklicala ZidovSka
socialisticna federacija, a udeleai,
10 sc ga je mnogo socialistov in
radikalcev drugih %narodnosti
Govorniki so upozarjali ma umira.
ME ruske svobodc pod hohenzol.
lernskimi petami in zbor je ma.
vduSeno odobraval poziv ma vojnc
roper najinfamnejso deSpocijo.
Priznati moramo, da mas to pc
roGilo nenavadno veseli. Social
stiGni New York sc drami in Spo
znava resnicni polozaj. To je veil
kanskega pomona, kajti prav i:
New Yorka je prihaiala tista pro
paganda, katere sad je bila znanG
st. louiska r~esolucija. &c sc jim
zdaj Odpira pogled "a pravi Una
cal in pOmen te vojne, tedaj j
upati, da prcdre to ~spoznanjc
kmalu V vsej stranki in da najdC
ameriSki socialism svoje pravC
stalisce, dokler Sc nj prepozno.
Dobro vemo, da MISC newyorsk
socialist edini, Xxi so zaceli resnC
razmiSljati o st. louiSki konvencij
in S njenih sklepih. Tako zbujanj'
duhov opazamo re precei casa pr
mnogih krajih. Newyorskim so
drugom pa gre zasluga "a korak
XII so ga storili, kajti treba je pri
znati, da .jc vedno trcba pogums
"a popravo st%orjene napake. SO
cialistim V New Yorku je treba IL
reel east, da so imeli Ia pogum.
Bio bi bolje, &c hi Sc bila stran
ka takoj V st. Louisu postavila II;
stalisce, ma katero maj sc pc pc
zivu liz New Yorka sedaj p%ostavi
Todaj nam ne gre sedaj re rekri
minacijc. Prepricani smo, da Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-05
RAZREDNI BOZ.

Delavski razred je V nepresta-
mem konfliktu 5 kapitaliSticnim
razredom in delavski razred bo V
tenn boju tudi zmagOvalec. In ka-
dar sc to zgcdi, bo razredni boz
prvit prenehal V svetovni zgodo-
vini.
Razredni BOZ sc danes bojuje
ma politiGnem kakor tudi ma 60
spodarskem poliu. Organizaciia "a
boz prvc vrstc jc politiGna stran-
ka, "a druzega Strokovne organi-
zacijc ali unije.
SploSno Sc misli, da so social
sti za6eli Ia BOZ, q de.jstvo je, da
je BOZ rodil socialiste, Xxi so ga lie
pokazali V pravi luGi ter ma ia ma
Gin privedli zatirane mase do raz-
redne zavesti.
Pravzaprav bi ne bio treba uGi-
ii razredne zavednosti; kajti Ego
dovina, kaze, da je vsak razrcd
priSel do %zavesti, ko je bill pritisk
MANI dovolj silen; tako hi pri-
sci tudi danasnji proletarijat do
zavesti oh svojem Gasu. Toda S
TEN. da ucimo razredni boz, po-
spesujemo splosni kulturni napre-
dek in obenem prihranimo ma mi
ljone zrtev, Xxi hi podlegle V tenn
besnem boju. IL tega je torei raz-
vidno, ola ie zbuianje projetariata
k zavesti opraviCenO in neobhod-
no potrebno.
Ako Sc sedaj Gudimo nepriGako-
vanim pojavom napredka svetov-
ne politike, tedaj je potrebno, da
iscemo prave vzroke teh dogod-
Eov. la ako ma podlagi tega iska-
MIA naredimo sodbo, moramo res
nici ma ljubo ~priznati, da je Ia
razrodna zavest rOdila kljub svoji
m!adosti re najlepse sadove. IL te-
ga sledi, da ina razredna zavest
oziroma razredni boj, katerega ma
vdihuje, sebi yelikansko
z%ovljensko silo, XII neprestano
raste IN sc jaci; to DO trajalo tako
dolgo, Ola be razredna zavest tako
splosna III njena odporna sila ia
ko mocha, ola zdrobi kapitalistiGno
silo V prah in S TEN konGa razred-
III boz IA vedno. Pravicen namen
tcga boja, korenito spoznanje ME
COVE zgodoyine in sedanjosti ter
da!ekoviden razvoi tcga boja V
bodocnosti JIG najbolise zagotovilo,
da smo ma pravi poti in ola je naSa
koncna zmaga zagotovljena.
Razrcdni boi JIG eden najbolj
prakticnih naukOv socializma.
kdor hOcc stopiti V to stranko,
mora priznati vero z razredni
boz, sc odpovedati vsaki nadaljni
zvczi u kapitalisticnimi strankami
in priscci zvcstobo delavskemu
razredu in SOciaIistiGni stranki.
Razredna zavednost pomeni sode-
lovanjc razrcdncm boiu i'm je ne
prcmagijiv princip socialisticnih
m%iljonov, XII zahtevajo, da Sc str
moglavi kapitalizem. To veliko de-
10 ina izvrSiti politicna moe delav-
skcga ra2reda in nihce drugi ne.
V tenn boiu nc priznamO nobenega
komprOmiSa in nobene milestone.
Nelika socialisiicna armada mo-
IA V prvi vrsti obstajati IL probe
tariata in mczdnih delavcev. I'll
najyet trpc in ne morc.jo mic izgu-
biti, a lahko pridobe najvec S So
cialno rcvolucijo.
Ako Sc TEN ~pridruzijo izobra-
zenci, ljudic $ poklici, posestniki,
mali producentic in kapitalisti, so
ravno ,oliko kakor najpriproste.isi
delavci.
Neki socialisti6ni govornik Sc ie
izrazil, ola je tezko opaziti raz-
redni BOZ skozi okna razkosne ka-
tedrale, ali skozi ocala advokatov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-05
Zahteva neWyorSkih socialistov.

imeli dobre in poStenc namene
tisti, XII so glasovali "a rcsolucijo
ve6ine; ampak V zmoti so bill.
Glavni vzrok njihovega ravnanja
je bill Ia, da MISC poznali podlosti
ncmskega in avstrijskega imperia-
LIMA do dina srca.
Priti .je morala nesreca ruskc
revoluciie, da Jim je pokazala vso'
~infamijo kajzerizma, in zdaj spo-
navajo, da JIG vojna do poraza
edino prakticno sredstvo "a resi-
tev demokraciie. In zaradi tega
z~ahtevajo revizijo st. louiskc rcso-
lucije.
Sodrugi New Yorku imajo
pray. Use besede o poStenih mirov-
nih nagibih Nem6iic je raznesel
vetcr, ko ic Russia berlinskim mo-
gotcem dala priliko, da sklenejo
kolikor toliko poSten mir, pa je
kajzerska razbojniSka drhal po-
kazala, da ne pozna in he prizna-
va nobene druge pravice, kakor
zelezno pest.
VISA sredstva k~ulture, XII Jill je
ruska revolucija izkuSala, so osta-
la brez uspeSna. Viljemovi tolova-
il nocejo sklepati miru, amrak ga
diktirajo. Nocejo sc posteno poga-
iati, ampak zahtevajo, da hi pre-
magma stran padla ma kolena
pred MO.
Zoper hindenbursko zelczno
pest ne pomaga ME druzcga, ka-
kor da 81 skujc demokracija vscga
sveta syojo zelezno pest in zdrobi
hohenzollernsko. Brez tega ne
more biti miru ma svetu. Brez
tega nj varnosti ne "a demokraci-
jo, ne IA 5ocializem.
Ia TO delo sc mora odloGiti tudi
socialisticna stranka V Ameriki
Glas, XII je priSel IL New Yorka,
Sc mora razleci pc vsej dezeli.
Kakor zatira kajzerStvo in n.iego.
va soldateska socialism pc Rusi-
il, kjer vraca nemSkim barOnom v
Estoniji IN Livoniji njih fevdalne
privilegije, kjer uvaja predrevo-
lucionarni kapitalisticni red, kjer
strelja rdeGe garde, tako hi ia per,
fidna tolpa zatrla zadnjo sled
demokracije pc vsem svetu, ako bi
Sc il narodi podali.
Y gadom Sc nj mogoce pogajati,
I'm %kajzerizem je strupenejsi od
gada. Glavo mu je treba STREET in
Socializem mora V svoiem lastnem
i%nteresu z vsemi mocmi pomaga.
ii, da sc doseze la cilj.
Dokler nj bill polozaj tako ia.
sen, kakor je postal vsled podlega
nemSkega napada ma skoraj razo.
rozeno Rusijo, so bill Maori lahkc
razlicni. Danes .je jasno vsc.
Kdor nj proti ~kajzerstvu, je
zanj. Kdor je proti MENU, ne SINE
biti proti MENU lie z jezikom
ampak z dejanjem. To mora polka.
zati socialisticna stranka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-05

a clovek, XII Sc nahaja bojnih W.
stab, ga vidi 2 lahkoto.
Tia BOZ sc je zacel oh istem caSu
kot nasa kultura in nj yes cas- IA
moment potential ter sc Sc danes
nadaljuje.
Tia boz JIG najdaljsi V zgodovini
in najvecji, kajti ia boz je zgodo-
vina sama.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-05
DUSEvNO ~sTREMLJENJE


Trebuharji! Zelodec jim lie
vse! Nobenih idealOv nimajo! =
Tako kriGe nasi nasprotniki "a
vsakim oglom o socalnih demo-
kratih, o katerih vedo priblizno
toliko, kolikor zemljan o prebi-
valcih ma Martu. V resnici nina
noben sloj toliko resnicnih idea,
low kolikor organizirano DELAY.
stvo. PRAY zanimiv argument "a
to nahajamo v nemskih listih. v
socialno = demokraticni reviji
"Neue Zeit" je neki sodrug, paG
sc objavil svoj sklepSni letni ra-
cum pred sedanjo vojno, in veIe-
konservativna "Kreuzzeitung"
piSe o tenn sledece:
Ia proracm je v marsikaterem
oziru zelo poducen. Doticni della
wee, XII mora biti dober gospodar
= sal je V letu, o katerem poro-
ca, vlozil 900 mark V hranilnico,
je kljub brezposelnosti, XII je ira
jala IL tednov, incl 1865 mark,
(marka je pribliznO /. X. 20 VIM
dOhOdkov. Zveznih doneskov je
vpla6al "a 80 tednov mic mani
kakor 6 9mark, incl je pa raz-
ven tega Sc sledece, oGitno IL ME
govega. strankinega pripadnistva
i1~virajoce izdatke: DruStveni do
neski 9 mark 80 fen, podpore "a
stavkujoce in o%grevalnico 3, m.
20, t., darila in pripomo6ki Is,
M. 65, f. delez "a telovadnico ),
mark.
Raven tega je samski delavec
ypisal "a "osebne izdatke oh ne
deljah it'd" IA m. "a f. in pise
o TEN: MED Osebnimi izdatki OBJ
nedeljah so tudi moji izdatki "a
predavanja in shode, o katerih,
zal, nisem napravil posebnih be-
lczk. Vredno DO pac, da vsaj ma
vedem shode, katerih sem Sc ude-
lezil. Obiskal sem Is predavanj,
"a shodov s predavanJ politicne-
ga in strokovnega znaGaja, 10 po-
slovnih shodov, ID sci in dogovo-
row, Z diskusijskih in bralnih We
Gerov, 6 priredeb zabaynega in
resnega znaGaja. Izdatek torej
rikakor nj tako visok, kakor bi
sc lahko zdelO ma prvi hip
Omenjeni list Sc seveda jezi in
pravi, da so tudi izdatki "a case
pise in knjige, Xxi znaSajo 81 m.
% fen, strankarskega znacaja,
kajti delavec navajo sam, da je
bill narocen ma Ell dnevnik, 1-ted-
mix in 1 polmesecnik. Ko je bill
brez posla, je dobil cd zveze As
mark rOdpore.
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izdala letnO porocilo o svojem de-
lovanju. Pc TEN znaSa cisti dobi-
eek V %pretecenem letu ne malo
vsoto $21 ,293.562, to je "a Gez Ell
million wee kot leto porej. V pre-
tecenem letu sc .ic prodalo mesa
vrednosti SIS, 100000 dolarjev.
X temu racunu pa nj vsteto meso,
XII sc je prodalo V juzni Amcriki
zaveznuikom. Tisti dobicek znaSa
Sc posebej mnogo miljonov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-05

'ker je zena pod kapitalisticnim
Sistemom najbolj prizadeta, ina
priGakovati tudi na.jvet cd socia.
LIMA.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-05

Malenkostne skrbi so smrt II
metniskega ustvarjania.
Feuerbach.