The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-02-27
& PAPTY NEWS PAGE,


Organize that study class now. Then
write us and say you have done it.
Prepare to get all the good out of this
course in Proletarian Sscience.
Ten copies of the Bullitt Report
were ordered by comrade England, of
Moline.
Another sub card order from comrade |
Bramson of Joliet this week.
Comrade Perry Hinkle is on the
job of sub getting at Yorkville, 0.
A $500 order for cards indicates the
start he has made.
A little pamphlet for the non-socitl-
ist-"Two Minute Talks" that's it.
Comrade Wood O. Maxwell, of Can
ton, likes our cartoons. The dollar he
RENTS proves his liking Now, we just
wonder if you have dollar that
will say any thing along that line9
If you don't like this weeks ear
toon-don t send us, cent!
Among the comrades who got a
copy of Lenin, The Man and his Work,
as premium, we note that of comrade
M. A. Teti of Wyatt, w. Va.
Forty dollars was remitted this past
week by comrade Cunningham, of
Akron for Bullitt Reports.
And we have to repeat once more
that the number of three month sub
J scriptions which the comrdaes send in
with their renewals is becoming larger
each week. Tt is just little opportun-
ity which they seem to delight in TAX
ing to educate their fellow slaves.
Keen it up is the motto,
A "votc of confidence is what we
would call the 2 year renewal of COM
rade Jack Harrison of Pawnee, I'll. Yes,
and the extra sub and the book order
and the two sub cards which he will
sell.
Local Niles seems to be carrying out
its plan to get all members paid up
for the year. A recent dues stamp
order shows which way the wind is
blowing.
Comrade M. Slavik, of Warren, O.,
writes that our cartoons are good, that
Ibeing SO, he RENTS Soc to guarantee
more Of them
Two dollars for the defense of COM
rade Chas. Baker is to hand from
Frank Stidd, of Bellaire. "We can 7
afford to let capitalism put our
fighters in iail", he writes.
I A five spot will still do a bit Of
good in several ways. Comrade Jno
lie Pamre of GAINESVILLE, proves that il
will. He sends a dollar for his re-
newal to The Toiler, subscribes for a
year for friend and the other three
go to the defense fund.
:, Among the faraway boosters of The
Toiler, we note comrade Helen Ashby
of Morton, Wash, is on the job with
a bunch of three.
Seven yearlies and three half year
lies constitute the gleanings of JOIN
Rchm, of Springfield, o., in the sub
scription field.
Six yearlies, comrade J. Meek, o.
Yarrow, Mo-, sends us. This put,
Yarrow on our map. Good work
thanks comrade Meek.
Every day we receive orders for tn,
Debs picture. The reason is easil,
found. They are good pictures Of OIL
greatest and best loved comrade. Sen,
for one-25c each.
just $11.00, that IS all---all this time
They come from comrade Perry Ship
man, of Rock Island and each on
stands for a years subscription. Som
boost, we admit.
When | can't get any more subs
writes confrade Fosse Evans, of Girard
Kans., 81 will sell literature. But !
doesn't look to us as tho he intend,,
to stop. This week he sends us $s.5O
, worth and that totals about 10000 il
the PAST month which he has sent u
in subscriptions. Some record.
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You will want as many workers a
,,ossible to benefit by the study elias
$ draws them to ar apparent
: inertia must at last give way
when the pressure from bchi
4 L I Al 4.