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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
Dixie CARRO[L'S
|W|TH BASES FULL
| BEATS DyERSBURG
chicks Even Series With Fast
Semipro Outfit by Winning
Thursday, 5 2-FoWlkeS
VS.. Goodbred Friday.
SERIES STANDING.

-
DYERSBURG, Tenn. Sept. 2i.-To-
lay is getaway day for the Memphis
nd Dyersburg teams, for the two clubs
viii wind up their series of five games
With Fridays affair The clubs will,
move over to Paducah and play series
N two games in the Kentucky city
|saturday and Sunday.
She Chicks evened the series with
)yersburg by winning Thursdays game
runs to 2. Dixie Carroll, Chick cen
er fielder and one ct the leading out
ielders of the So,' hern league, got a
FULL, which decided the issue.
''Shug" Hart was on the hill for Dy-
,rsburg, opposing Oscar Tuero, the
Cuban, and Tuero had the edge, The
Chicks scored in the third inning.
rhweatt got aboard the cushions by
way of an error, and reached third on
wo infield outs, Highs single pushing
him over.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
BABE FANS TWICE;
GIVES $500 CHECK

BALTIMORE. Sept. 24.-Babe Ruth
returning to his home town here yes
terday. where 10000 fans hoped to see
the famous native son produce at least
one circuit clout struck out twice the
last time with the bases full. The Bal
,timore Orioles beat the New York
Yankees one to nothing.
Jack Bentley the Orioles star pitcher,
famed Babe in the third inning, cross
Ing him with curve when the home
run king was looking for straight ball.
In the fourth he was out on an easy
grounder. In the sixth Ogden passed
him and in the eighth with three Yam
KEGS on the bases and Babes home
town crowd tense with excitement.
Harry Frank slipped over a third strike,
Last night, however, Babe produced
another sort of homer. At a mass
meeting in the fifth regiment armorv
for the benefit Of St Mary's Industrial
school. where Ruth learned baseball.
he made speech and wrote his check
for s2.5O0 to help replace the buildings
destroyed by fire.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
SAYS WHITE SOX DARE
NOT WIN REMNANT

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.--In story
printed here yesterday. B. b. Johnson,
president Of the American league, quot
ed as having said that he had heard
statements that the White Sox would
not dare to win the 1870 pennant be-
cause the managers OF gambling sym
dicate. alleged to have certain players
in their power, had forbidden IT,"
The gamblers are said To have backed
Cleveland heavily.
Mr.. johnson left the city early yes
terday and is not expected back untn
Saturday,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
JOCKEY CLUB OFFERS
$4,000 FOR RACE

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 24--J. Matt
Vim, manager Of the Kentucky Jockey
club. announced last night that the
Kentucky Jockey club would offer a
purse OF $4,000 and gold cup of the
value OF $1,000 for a race to be run in
Kentucky this fall between Man O. War.
Sir Barton and Exterminator. The dis
lance and the conditions of the race
would be determined by the owners OF
the horses
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
VARDoN AND RAY COP.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2l.-Harry
Vardon and Edward Bay, the English
golfers. defeated Chas Evans. national
amateur champion and Maxwell Il
Marston, for the New York state title
match yesterday at the Merton Cricket
club. The Americans led the visitors
in the morning round and were four 40
at the close OF the first IS holes Evans
gave a great exhibition Of iron play.
The Englishmen showed their best brand
OF golf In the afternoon round. Nardon
completing the first nine holes Of the
second round in 80, three strokes below
par for the course.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
CARROLL SURE TO GO.

Dixie Carroll, Memphis center fielder,
has not been sold as yet to big league
club, but he Is sure to perform under
the big top next season. There are
several clubs angling for Carroll, ac-
cording to reports. and II they can dig
UP the price that the Chick officials
want for the star outfielder, they will
get him. But President Thomas r.
Watkins of the Tribe is determined not
to sell Dixie for a song, for he is quite
a sweet ball player. and would be hard
to duplicate in the Southern.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
Wingo. Atlanta outfielder, returns t
the PHILADELPHIA Athletics.
PLAYERS RECALLED.

The following Southern league play
ers will be recalled by the majors:
Allen, outfielder, New Orleans-By
Brooklyn.
Dudley. shortstop. Chattanooga-By
st. Louis Americans
Cunningham, pitcher. Chattanooga
By Detroit.
G. High. outfielder, Atlanta-By Phil
adelphia Americans.
Mulvey. outfelder, Mobile-By st
Louis Americans.
Mullen, second base. Mobile-By st
Louis Americans.
Lukonovic. pitcher. Mobile-By St
Louis Americans.
Had, pitcher. Mobile-By st. Louis
Americans.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
BRENNAN MAY
MEET DEMPSEY

CHICAGO. Sept. 24.--An offer of a
purse Of $15O,OoO for bout between
Champion Jack Dempsey and Bill Bren-
nan, was wired to Jack Kearns, man
ager of the title holder, in New York
last night, by Floyd Fitzsimmons, Ben
ton Harbor. Mich. promoter. The bout,
If arranged, would take place at Ben
ton Harbor. the latter part Of octo-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
MIKE O'DOWD BEATS
TED LEWIS EASLY

JERSEY CITY,. y. J.. Sept. 2l.-Mike
o'Dowd, of St. Paul. the real middle
Lewis. claimant of the English middle.
weight and welterweght titles. in a L.
round bout at the baseball park here
last night The weights were: ODowd
1888, Lewis 1855. The American had the
better of every round except the open
ing one, which was even. There were
no knockdowns.
Willie Jackson, 13l pounds. Of New
York, defeated Ned Fitzgerald, l3I.
Of Australia. in eight rounds
Charley Beecher. 1913, Of New York.
and Frankie Burns, 1872. OF Jersey city.
went eight rounds to draw
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
REDS LOSE ANOTHER.

made 1t three straight from Cincinnati
yesterday with a victory Of 4 to 0, due TO
the excellent pitching of Cooper and
timely hitting OF Grimm, Barnhart and
Tierney. The locals punched their hits
) in the fourth and three In the sixth,
which produced all their runs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
THREE RACES ON
OPENING CARD OF
TRESTATE FAIR
Two Mixed and One Pacing
Event Make Up the Pro-
gram-Sixteen Entries to
Contest for Loving Cups.

Three races have been carded for the
opening days racing Saturday of the
Tri- State fair on the half mile track.
Only amateurs are eligible 10 compete
in these events and silver loving cups
viii be awarded the winning drivers,
Two mixed and one pacing event make
up the program,
After Saturday moneyed events Will
be staged with one race for amateurs
daily.
Sixteen entries have been named for
the ptTifg Gays sport ana interest
probably Hill center in the outcome OF
the second race where seven evenly
matched horses are billed TO start.
In case there is a runaway result
Helen S, Turner d. and Sir Anthony
should furnish barrel OF thrills In
their pacing struggle.
The complete entry lict is
FIRST RACE-MINED
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
ATHLETICS LOSE AS USUAL

BOSTON, Sept. 24.--Boston opened
its final series OF the season with Phil
adelphia yesterday by wishing. 8 to o
1t was Myers ninth consecutive VIC
tory and he aided materially with his
bat, his triple in the sixth inning COM
ing with the bases filled. Perry was
hit hard.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
BASEBALL RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

L AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Cleveland R.HE.
chicago ....,'..'.0GooOO Jog d d50-le Is !
Kerr and schaik; Bagby, Caldwell,
Uhle and O'Neill.
IPhiiadelphia ...... 900 o1o o1O-2 10 o
Boston ........... .OO2 004 03"-9 16 0
Perry and ]. Walker; Myers and
sAt Detroit. first game R.HE.
5 Ss dGus . .9dS 200 GOO fpSSGG-$s :
Davis and SEVERED; Morrissette.
Fried, Baumgarten, Dauss and Ain
smith,
lst. Louis .......... O2O 900 o1o-3 10 i
Detroit ...,........ 900 900 1000
/ Bayne and Billings; Bogart, Ayers and
Manion.
Il h NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia, first game RI. e.
Boston .........,...1 20 030 000-6 9 /
Philadelphia POI o2O oil Is 2
Scott and O'Neill; Belts, Smith and
Witherow.
Second game R.H. E.
boston ..1..........OO 1 900 OOo-1 0
4 McQulllan, Pierotti and Gowdy; Hub
BELL and Wheat.
At Pittsburgh R.HE.
cincinnati ......... 900 900 1000 I Q
Pittsburgh ......... 900 202 00"-4 9 l
Eller and Rariden; Cooper and
Schmidt
\ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Columbus 4, Milwaukee o.
3 At Toledo 6, st. Paul 3.
At Louisville 2, Kansas City 1.
At indianapolis 10. Minneapolis 2.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
Southern Proves Fertile
Soil For Young Players
More Graduates From Dixie Major This Year to the BIZ
Leagues Than Ever Before in History of Organization
Many Will Stick in 1921
BY BOB PIGUE.

prospective major league talent during the of 1920
Not less than rs young players who service in the
Southern trenches this to be taken along the
spring training trips of the big league clubs next year. and it
cnh bet that the majority of them will the livery OF
the majors throughout the 192 campaign under the big top
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
STAGE SET FOR
BENEFIT GAMES
AT RUSSWOOD
PoIarineS and StanoCoIaS
Clash Saturday and Sunday
With Gross Proceeds Going
to Crippled Children.

Saturday and Sundays games at
Russwood park for the benefit OF the
Crippled Childrens hospital Of Mem
phis should pack the park to capacity
If the people of Memphis appreciate the
cause for which this game is being
played. ~
Mrs Hugh Humphreys. who Is asso-
ciated with the Crippled Children's hos
pital. is working very hard to make the
affair q success and all employees of the
STANDARD Oil company are working day
and night to sell all tickets possible for
the affair.
Not alone will the fans be able to
know that everv penny they pay for
their ticket will reach the hospital
treasury, but they are assured seeing
two first-class teams in action.
The class Of the Polarine club Of
Memphis is well known. as the club
has one of the fastest clubs in the
South at this time, and lost a game to
the Memphis Chicks only last Sunday,
which satisfied 5000 fans of Memphis
that there is a scant line of distinction
between professional and semiprofes-
qi0Dal hall
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
SEWELL AN INDIAN.

Joe Sewell. star young shoFtstop OF
the New Orleans Pelicans, was sold to
the Cleveland Indians. and has already
made himself solid with the big leagu-
ers. Sewell Is playing a jam-up game
for the Indians and has proved Of great
aid to the Clevelanders In their fight
for the flag.
horse. a Pawnee brave, who has been
sold by the Little Rock club to the
Pittsburgh Pirates. Yellowhorse is a
right handler and was one OF the most
effective hurlers in the league last sea-
son.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
Stanocolas Strong.

The Stanocola team, of Baton Rouge,
La. which opposes the Memphis club.
comes here with record of cleaning up
all clubs of any prominence in Louis
over the Polarines earlier in the season.
The club will arrive at Memphis Sat-
urday morning with 100 rooters and a
40-piece band making the most expen-
sive trip ever made by any amateur
ball club in the United States Not
by the hackers or players of the clubs
and a generous response is asked to
! the appeal of the c rippled Children g
hospital for a banner crowd to enable
hospital to do things that they feel
should be done to help the hospital and
can not be done on account of lack OF
funds. The game Saturday starts at
3 pm
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

SOUTH BEND. IND, Sept. "a
Frankie Mason, OF Fort Wayne fly
weight champion Of America, last night
earned a ten-round decision over Joe
Mandell. 1t was a tame exhibition.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

Pitchers Hodge and Catcher Jon
nard OF Nashville were sold to the
Chicago white Sox a month ago.
York. Chattanooga pitcher. has been
sold to the Chicago Cubs.
Tom Sheehan. Atlanta pitcher. goes
to the New York Yankees, along with
Cliff Markle, also a hurler. Markle Is
was only loaned to the Crackers.
Pug Griffin, Memphis outfielder, lie
with the New York Giants on trial. Rad
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

Summary: Two-ba hits-McLarry,
Bschoff, Bougeno. Three-base hit
Carroll. Stolen bases-High. Carroll.
Bases on balls-Off Hart 2. Struck out
BY Hart 3, by Tuero s. Double play
Mitch to Quellmalz. Time-1:45. Um-
Npires-Gallagher and Goodbred.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
THE FLAG CHASE
HOW THEY STAND.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WHERE THEY PLAY.
AM RlcAN LEAGuI

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Only games scheduled.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

II Ibine, ajunge clipa de gin.
dire ca sa vedem ca aceasta a
doua teorie MI e mai putin mex.
acta ca cea dintii.
Mai lntii, oare nu este evident
ca cuvdntul munca nu trebue
aplicat numai la lucrul manual
ci 81 la ideea 81 la conducerea
unei intreprinderi; ,ca prin ur-
mare antreprenorul are 81 el
drept la parte din profit! Deo.
sebirea aceasta esentiala intre
capitalist 81 antreprenor, Marx
no face totdeauna, ii nici disci.
poll sai.
Oar iata nodul sdfismului 81
iata unde este dezacordul nostrr
initial:
AcedSta munca antreprenO.
rlllui 81 a lucratorvllui, aceasta
munca intelectuala 81 manuala
aceasta munca prezenta, n'al
putea exista de cit Alta timp Gil
0 munca anterioara ii permite
sd sc nasca. Tn antreprenor are
ideea sd porneasca o industrie
el face APPEL la public; publicu
nu raspunde; nu q industria
deci nh E munca pentru lucrator
Dar d,Sca, din potriv6, Ell dncre
dintez acestui antreprenor bani
pc carl lam cSstigat prin munc,
mea 81 lam eco,1Osnisit, el v,
porni industria sa Il lucratoru
fsi Va putea cfstiga exstenta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
vULCANUl lASAMAACTlv

TOXIC, 23 Dec.-Continuarea
activitatilor vulcanului Asama q
Inceput sc cauzeze mari temeri.
Q explozie violenta avut Loo
sfntr 'un crater, Mercuri seara, 81 ii.
nutul din jur, pima la 0 departare
de mai multe mile, a fost acoperit
GU cenusa. Mai tirziu, dupa enor.
me prabusiri, o groasa coloana dc
flacari 81 fun s'au ridicat spre
Ger, 81, intregul crater a fost ca un
cazan de foe.
Satele din apropiere au suferit
foarte mutt din cauza cutremuru
lui 81 cenusei. I'm tinut cam dt
doua mile, dupa cum Sc rapcrteazS
seamana unei mari de foe. I'm sal
a fost in intregime ars.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

Munca mea proprie, munca mea
anterioara va sluji sa faca pc
altii sa munceasca 81 sd traiasca !;
prin urmare de ce sd atribuim
muncn prezente produsul, GU
excluderea muncii trecute, - sau
reciproc?
Da, lucratorul trebue sd pri-
measca integritatea produsului
muncii sale. Oar ell treIbue sa in
teleaga ca produsul muncii sale
este una 81 ca produsul intre-
prinderii este alta pentru ca pro-
dusul acesta sc naSte din combi-
malta unui mare numar de ele-
mente, ca materiile prime, in
st1'umentul, localul, directia win
zarea, ETC.; totul, de altfel, supus
impozitului 81 expus riscurilor.
Or, din moment ce calpitalul
este un bun economic ca toate
celelalte, fara de care n n'ar exista
productiune, urmeaza ca desvoi-
tarea capitalului este conditia
suprema a desvoltarii produc-
tunnel, 81 ca este in interesul in
tregii societati, inclusiv luorato-
Ri manuali, Ca ell sd fie remu-
nerat.
De aceea, chestiunea nu mai
este de a Sc sti daca capitalul
trebue sd .fie renumerat - asia
este prea evident ci cum, in
ce masura trebue 81 fie. 81 asa
pnnem problema.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

aceasta suma ar fl de patru
franci pc ri 81 ca trebuesc sase
ore de munca, spre produce a.
ceSti patru franci. Urmeaza de
aci, dupa socialist, ca daca-l
pui sd lucreze mai mMt, surplu-
sui sill 1nsuseste capitalistul
orele lucrului suplimentar sunt
munca> neplatita, supramunca
astfel incit capitalistul vede
cresoind zilnic averea sa, pc
cind lucratorul nu poate nici-
pdata sa-si apropie, peste ce-i este
indispensable ca 81 traiasca O
parte cit de mica din valorile &c
creiaza. Lntr'un cuvint, cspitalul
Sc desvolta in paguba, muncii si
constitute o spoliatiune. 81 Marx
adaoga: PLUS valuta este ex-
presiunea exacta explOat&rii
muncitorllui de catre capita
list. 81 conchide Cd capitalul
n ARE drapt de CIT Ia un amortis.
ment, nu la un profit.
Asia este faimoasa-i teorie a
formarii capitalului, a plus-valu.
tel, esita de-a dreptnl din teoris
sa despre valoare. Ajungem &C
la radacina socialismului. ''Pfna
atunci, zice Engels, critica 81
ocupase mai m,llt sd descrie ur
marble societatii capitaliste d
cit sd caute cauzele relelor noas
tire; asia s'a facut prin descope
rirea plns-valutei"
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|CraCiunu|
Cregorian

Milne ziua mastered Mintuito-
ruiui, Craciunul dupa Calendarul
nou intreb,,intat Gle toate neamuri-
lie cutie 81 civilizate, calendar care
Sc gasit mai bun ca eel vechiu.
Pima acum patrusprezece yea
curl toata crestinatatea serbia ziua
Mastered Mintuitorului, Invierea
Lui 81 toate sarbatorile in aceeas
ri, asa cum sc 81 cuvine, dar, Gu
reforma calendarului de Papa Gri-
gorie s'a facut 0 schimbare mare,
81 lumea ortodoxa care s'a tinut
dupa vechiul calendar, a lui Ju-
liam, in fiecare veac a ramas Gu Q
ri Sn.aErAaa - serbese accste sarba-
tori. De atunc; au trecut 13 yea
curl 81 moi ortodoxii am ramas Gu
13 zile in urma.
DE multe orr S "a vorbit de unfit
carea calendarului dar pima acum
nu "a fdcut mimic. Sc speram ca
eel putin rominii, carl voiesc sd Sc
tina nina in nina GU progresul,
vor unifica calendarul intr 'un vii
tor apropiat, ca Sc putem serbia 81
moi zilele insemnate din viata cres-
tinismului odata Gu neamurile carl
au facut progrese in toata activi-
tatea lor.
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0 atlanta peric|iteaz
IibeItatea aCeStei tari

astfel de asociatie natiunilor
poate ii crcata in care Sc putea
intra fara sa perdem indepen-
denta, INFLUENZA 81 suveranitatea
noastra.
'Eu ma indoesc foarte multi
daca puteln ca sd intram intro
tovarasie GU alte natiumi caror
principii de guvernare stunt Gu
totul contrare principiului nostru.
A face aceasta 81 preserva for
ma noastra de guvernamint este
provocare la cumentenia ce,ui
mai mare ON de stat al viacului.
"E nefolositor de a intra in
tr'un joe diplomatic in care toa-
te cartile stunt contra noastra.
Va impedeca o astfel de asocia-
tie pc celelalte natiuni membre
de Sc folosi de avantajele eco
nomIce 81 financiare ale noastre
clnd Ell an majOritatea voturilor
Va dmpedeca asociatie a ma
tiunilor pc membrii ei de tran
sierra datoriile lOr ca sd fie pla-
tite de cetatenii acestei tari?
o asociatie natiunilor, con.
trolata de marble puteri, va ri.
dica jugul sclaviei pus pc na.
tiunlle snpuse, ori vom deveni 81
moi. fara vointa noastra, din nou
stapfni de robig
MOI trebuie sa finn convins
ca astfel de asociatie a natiu
ni,or nu primejduieSte forma
noastra de guvernamint. NJ an
cugetat foarte multi la aceasta >
STINT ca moi nu pntem intra in Z
astfel de asociatie, din urma
toarele motive:
moi slstinem ca toate guver
'nele Isl trag puterea din con
sim mtamintul celor guvernati. NJ
doresc sa vad Statele Unite a
late GU natiuni stfaine care nu
mai ar tinde eventuala inlatura
re acestui drept. La fel consde
ram ca evident ca biserica 81 sta
tut sd fie separate, fie care sa-s
faca datoria lui pentru binel'
tuturor.
/ moi ne-am bucurat de blne
cuvintarea aceasta in cit Gu gre:
ne mai gindim la aceasta. c;
toate aceste nu asa la membr
ligei adunati la Geneva. An
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Stiinta 81 SoCia|isIlu|
vALOARE- -CAPITAL-SALARIU
De PAUL DESCHANEL

Congresele socialiste 81 uncle
evenimente din diferite state fac
de actualitate eNpunerea de MAJ
JOS a fostului presedinte al re-
publicei franceze una din sinte-
zeie cele. mai clare in aceasta
chestiune: Is
Cum pun problema socialistii
Dupa cum pun, drept sau cro-
nat, depinde totul.
Deschh evanghelia socialis-
mufui contemporan, "Capita,ui''
lui Marx 81 citesc in primul ca-
pitol: "VALOAREA este nodul
gordian al economiei politice,
dupa cum observa Ricardo; cine
cunoaste elemental constitutis
al valorii . pns nina pc firul
Arianei carel va calauzi IN
dealnl productiunei 81 al schim,
luaui''. 7
81 care este, dupa el, elemen
tul constitutiv al valoriii Sub
stanta valorii, spnne el, cs't
mnnca. MAsura valorii este d.
rata fhnncii" Este definitia We
chit rconomii politice 81 seoale
englexe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

lata ce consecinte discopilii cei
mai autorizati al lui Marx all
tras din teoria capitalului:
D. Guesde STA propus sa sta
blleasca cum ca munca stoarsa
lurratorului 81 neplatita, corvoa-
da cum zice ell, intrece aproape
veSnic munca platita 81 iata ra-
tionamentul sau. odata ce, dupa
anchetele industriale, i'll produc-
tia manufacturers franceza de
Z miliarde 130 mlioane. materiile
prime intra pentru 4 miliarde
941 milioane; combustibilul pen
tru 1911 milioane; plus valuta
pentru l miliard 994 milioane,
din care $50 milioane salarii 81
| miliard IA milioane profituri,
conchide ca profiturile reprezin-
ia, pentru ri mijloace de II
ore munca sase ore 81 sase mi
mute 81 ca salariile MI echiva-
leaza de Cit unei munci de cinci
ore A minute; ca prin urmare
munca neplatita 81 stoarsa de
capitalist corespunde la 6 ore 81
6 minute pc ri: sau Gu alte GU
vinte fie-care patron extorchea-
"a in mijlociu lucrato1ului 69l
ore de munca pc an.
Or, autorul nu face sd intre
in calcnluIl sau nici intretinerea
81 reinoirea materialulii, niei
cheltuelile generate (eomisioane,
curtagii, asigurari, correspondent.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
DEBS NU VA Fl
AMNESTlAT

WASHINGTON. "a Dec.-Lista
acel0ra care vor fl amnestiati cu
ocaziunea Craciunului 81 care va
inveseli >pe multi prisonieri din
temnitele. federale, nu contine nu-
mele lui Eugene Y. Debs, care SER
veste 10 ami in temnita din Allan
ia, condamnat pentru violarea le-
gil spionajului.
Presedintele Wilson refuzat ca.
Sc dea iertare fruntasulni socialist.
Sc spuna ca ministrul de justi-
tie q. Palmer recomandat am
nestia lui Debs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

Ideea pare justa la prima ve-
dere 81 Sc 'explica de ce a putut
seduce spirite foarte Mobile; dar
toata lumea respinge astazi.
Tn lucru care IN a costat nlci o
munca - un diamant, un fruct
- poate sa abba valoare foartc
mare. Doua lucruri carl au cos
tat 0 munca egala pot sa alba Q
valoare inegala, sau reciproc.
Valoarea este aprecierea servi-
ciilor schimbate.
Or,~o sd vedem cum collsecin-
tele pc carl teoreticianul german
lea tras din aceasta notiune ne
exacta 81 necomplecta a valorii
in ce priveste formarea CAPl-
yTALULIJI, stunt la fundul tutu-
ror miscarilor actuale.
Daca precllm o spune el, un
lucru valOreaza ceea-ce a cOstat
spre a Fl prsdus, asia este ade-
varat pentru munca lucratoru.
lni CO si pentru ori-ce alta mar
"a. Or, &c costa productiunea
y tN.. " 49, ss
muncii lucratt,rlluii Snna care
este necesara ca ia traiasca .
sa Sc Reproduced. Sa admitern q