Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-15
PUTNAM

Heres line Of talk being dlSulDuLeo in Putnam in printed form and in the Polish language that makes the Einstein theory. whatever that may be. look like the proverbial 30 cents, insofar as alleged progress is concerned, and it may be said incidentally that Captain J. H. Bulger was busy Thursday trying to ascertain who has been distributing bolshevist propaganda and communist dope sheets to many of the Polish-speaking residents of the city:
 Why Yeu Remain Idle
 Do you walk in the streets looking for a job?
 Is your garment worn out? Do you suffer cold? Do you see others hang about the streets looking for job the same as you do? There are eight mill lions of them. What chance do you have in these conditions to get job? All streets in different cities are overcrowd- ed with men and women looking for work. Factories are shut down. Mines lay of the working men and so do the railroads. There is no work anywhere, because all establishments which em- ployed workers are the private property of the rich. We workingmen do the work We manufacture the goods; they reap the profits. During the war they made ] five billions dollars extra income over | their regular pre-war income. That's 1 why they ignore the present stagnation | For us they have now only one plain ] Go ito hell" They do not want us now.
 There are more foodstuffs than neces- sary, clothing and shelters all we need te live. But poor workingmen have nt money to buy them. All goods are lock. | ed in storehouses. Workingmen are hun. gry because there is too much of food stuffs. Workingmen suffer the cold be cause there is too much clothes. Durins 1 the war they told us to fight or work. I 1 was enough for them to take all we have had
 Now the working class need the factor! establishments. Naturally the government would not let for conscription of factorie. because as a fact it exists for the cap italistic purposes only So there is on, way only. We workingmen must begin to act We must take in our owner ship, all working establishments ana put control over them. We must con trol the production and commerce fo our own interests. This the way t communism. This is what the Russian workingmen have done. This is wha the American worzingmen must do. Blu in the moment when we will try to talk the raCLoT1eS they Will CdIl the govern ment to protect them and the police l Pinkertons and army armed with ma chine guns, poison gas and all war i'm plements to check and stop us before W
 can do this.
 We must be ready to fight with then
 We must organize ourselves to this hgh
 The time will come soon.
 All Power for Workingmen United Communist Party of America The above is an excerpt from th
 circulars distributed by hundreds
 Putnam. Mechanicsville, the Grosvenor
 dales,, also in Webster. it has been learn
 ed. The most radical of what Is sal , in the circular is reproduced here as ,, means of informing the public of wha
 agitators are attempting to do with fo, eign-born residents of Putnam, which z
 city has been particularly free fro.
 this class of propaganda.
 A discussion that was interesting man | Thursday may result in changing tt I long standing program for observing M,
 morial day in Putnam In the past ! has been customary to have parade |, the morning. when a visit to St. Mary : cemetery was made, a period after thes ! services for lunch, and then another p;