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Continued from page u
ity of his father. The father was a
business man in a large way before
Che war in Aachen, and member of
the social democratic party of Ger
many. Kindermann described his
father as a victim of the political
struggle who had in consequence lost
his wealth and his means of life.
His father also carried on an
agency. Replying to the question of
the prosecutor who asked whether
perhaps 1t was a police agency, Kind
srmann said, mo, it was commercial
agency" After the revolution, Kinder
,mann's father went over 10 the indie.
pendent social democratic party, and
after the formation Of the Communist
Party of Germany, he became a mem
Der of the latter. He also carried on
an Incasso agency in Duerlach.
To the question of the prosecutor
whether or not Communists had been
agents OF his father Kindermann re.
piled in the affirmative, which is OF
importance for the methods by which
the party documents were obtained.
Kindermann declared that during the
revolution his father rendered serv-
zee to Duke Donau Eschingen, and
that in the disturbances which took
place in Duerlach he was able to save
The life Of clergyman.
Father Expelled from c. p. Of G.
Replying to the question OF the
prosecutor. why his father was ex-
.slled from the c. p. OF G., Kinder
mann said that his father received no
thanks for the work which he had
carried on in the c. p. of G. In the
further course of the hearing II was
ascortained that Kindermann's father
was expelled from the c. p. of G. be-
cause during the revolution as a So
cial democrat he accepted from 80 to
100000 marks from Duke Donau Esch-
ingen, and that further he had con
Quoted dubious business in his Incasso
affairs.
Kindermann attempted TO deny this.
but was compelled TO admit that the
civil proceedings which his father IN.
stitu,ed against those responsible for
spreading such statements did not enc
with the condemnation Of the latter.
Yr-AkAA-~&--a A~..-~--- ---~.-sx -
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FITZPATRICK,
NOCKELS TOOLS
OF BIO. BILL
Also Barred as Allies of
SigmGn Machine
Continued from page 81

ACOuLluutu rum po6o -
friend which exposed the corruption
of Johnston, Dawson and company
in their fake labor banking schemes
This letter, without the name of the
receiver was printed in full in the
DAILY WORKER of April 18th. John
ston is very anxious to get this letter
To use It against Mcmahon with the
purpose in view no doubt, Of expelling
him as he has J. F. Anderson, and as
he intends to expell all Of his political
opponents because ne cannot meet the
charges of corruption brought against
him
Johnston In his letter begged Mock
els to try and get the original even go
ing so far as to offer to pay for 1t. The
other letter in the envelope handed to
me by Wills is herewith produced in
Photographic form.
You will note that NOckels states
that he has a special reason for want
ing the Mcmahon letter. But Wills
was very specific just what the letter
was wanted for, and when he was in
formed that under no circumstances
would the Workers Party give the let
ter to Johnston or Nockels, he init
mated that law suit would force us
to produce it.
Would Expose Johnston.
The Communists never go into
capitalist court of their own volition,
but Johnston believes in capitalist
Justice" But this is one case that he
will not trust the courts with because
in the process he would be compelled
r.. expose his own corruption.
" Fitzpatrick and Nockels have gone
me way of many others who a few
years ago thought they were progress
stves, as witness the socialist parties
who have become the betrayers of the
working class the world over.
The world war was the first clear
and definite sign of the actual decay
of capitalism. In that wild orgy CAPT
talism delivered its own death blow
from which it cannot recover. The
present period of partial sterilization
of capitalism does not mean that CAPT
talism has overcome its crisis. On the
contrary it simply means that the
revolutionary center has changed from
Europe to the imperialist colonial pos
sessions, as witness the struggle be
tween the Riffians and the French i'm
perialists, the revolutionary crisis in
China, which encourages and strength
ems the fight for national independence
of all colonial people and national min
critics and weakens worlds imperial
ism.
The threatened British coal miners
strike, now postponed, which has the
support of the railroad workers, the
Machinists and Marine Transport of
Great Britain as we'll as the support
of the revolutionary miners throut the
world, when it breaks, will shake the
British empire to its very foundation.
These and many other movements
show that the sterilization of capital
ism in the European sector is not a
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-06
Cost of Living Went
Up IL Per Cent in
Last Year Says y. S,

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The per-
centage of increase in the retail cost
of food in American cities from May
1924 to May 1925, as shown by the
reports of the Bureau of Labor statis-
tics just published follows: Atlanta,
81 per cent, Baltimore, SO per cent,
Birmingham, 1913; Boston, Al Bridge
port, Az; Buffalo, 6.S; Butte, AT; Char
lesion, ~; Chicago, Sc; Cincinnati,
6.9; Cleveland, S.4; Columbus, SIS;
Dallas, So; Denver, 6.5; Detroit S.5;
Fall River, AS; Houston, 12.1; India
napolis, AZ; Jacksonville, 10; Kansas
City 7.9; Little Rock, 81; Los Ange-
les, 81; Louisville, 1876; Manchester
3.7;Memphis, "a; Milwaukee, Al;
Minneapolis, rs; Mobile. SS; Newark,
40; New Haven 20; New Orleans
7.3; New York, 40; Norfolk, 81;
Omaha, 10; Peoria, S.S; Philadelphia,
&c; Pittsburgh. 6.5; Portland, Me. 40
Portland, Ore. IL; Providence, AZ;
Richmond, rs; Rochester, 81; ST.
Louis, rs; st. Paul, IA; Salt Lake
City, 1872; San Francisco, 90; Savan-
nah. 1913; Scranton, rs; Seattle, 81;
Springfield, ILL.,, SO; and Washington,
rs.
The average rise in food prices for
the whole country in the last year was
10 per cent In 1922 dollar would
have purchased 81 pounds of chuck
roast, now it purcases but AS pounds
Pork chops that sold for SS cents in
1922 now sell for So pound. Lard has
gone up Sc cents pound. Flour has
advanced cent pound and the rise
has been almost entirely since 1924 in
that commodity.
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Picking Reactionary
Students Split OFF
from Student Union

PICKING, China, Aug 4.-Infuen-
ced by the capitalist class who fear
that the Chinese liberation movement
is going "too far" the middle class
faculties and a small group of the
richer student body of the Peking
colleges are denouncing the Students
Union, claiming that 1t is controlled
by Communists.
That section of the Picking capital
lists who are apprehensive of the liber-
alton movement and who are in harm
ony with the Peking government of
Tuan Chi-jui who has played traitor
to the Shanghai strike and has evil
IDENTIFY succumbed to the corrupting
influence of the diplomatic corps led
by the American Minister MacMurray
are applauding the action of the re-
dictionary students.
The Chinese capitalist press which
expresses the subsidized opinion OF
the Picking government says that
there students are responsible" and
really representative" as are also the
capitalists who applaud them-they
too are responsible.
The Students Union has not Off
cially- replied as yet, but members
state that the responsibility" as
sumed by the reactionaries is re
sponsibility for treason to the Chinese
people and a responsibility for the
massacres the imperialist have and
will infiict upon the Chinese workers
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Crown Prince Robert
LaFollette to Bid
for Fathers Toga

MADISON, Wis, Aug. a., Robert
I. LaFollette announced today that
would be candidate to succeed
lis father as United States senator.
The brief announcement of his can
didacy consisted of two sentences. 1t
said:
81 am a candidate for United States
senator. In a short time ] shall issue
complete statement"
Young LaFollette's announcement
came few days after his mother an
nounced she would not be a candidate
, succeed her late husband.
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Against the Car,
Bulgarian Worker
Jailed for 2 Years

SOFIA, Aug. Ain hhe town OF
Kustandili the department of the Sofia
Field Court Martial had before it the
case of Konstantin Mitrin WHO was
accused of having expressed his ap-
prevail of the attempt on the life OF
the Gar Mitrin was sentenced to
two years solitary confinement and a
fine of 10000 ]. 11gsE
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Invent Radio Dietaphone

BERLIN, Aug. Invention of a
new dictaphone. on the electro-magne-
tic principle and called by its inventor
"parlophone," whicnf viii permit
listeners in New York to hear dicta-
tion given in Berlin, was announced
today by DR.. Curt Stille, of the Ber-
liner Telegraphie GesseIlschaft.
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THEY MAY GO CROOKED,
BUT RED JUSTICE GETS
THEM SOONER OR LATER

Especial to The Daily Worker)
MOSCOW, Aug. 4--Three judges
of Nizhni-Novgorod have been SEN
fenced to death, and thirty others,
making up almost the entire judi
ciary of the city, have been senten-
ced to solitary confinement for
terms ranging from six months to
three years. They were found guilty
Of accepting brides.
and address. This need not be ''fine
writer. Just some one that will send
us the facts that are of interest tC
you.
Your for working class solidarity,
l.. E. Katterfeld,
Mgr. DAILY WORKER
New York Agency.
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The letters follow.
Eyes Toward British Unions.
ITO all Labor Unions of Greater New
York,
Dear Sirs and Brothers:
"As the only English Language La
Dor Daily we address this commune
cation to you and ask that it be read
and acted upon at your next regular
membership meeting.
THE developments of the British
labor movement are of interest to the
American labor movement, and not
only officials but the membership who
wish to be well informed are watch
ing them closely.
zone of the most interesting recent
events is the publication of the Report
of the British Trade Union Delegation
to Soviet Russia.
This is the official report of an
impartial. official body of British la
Dor. The outstanding labor leaders re-
sponsible for this report are we'll
known Among them are A. A. Pur-
ternational Congress, who has just
been elected to the British Parlia-
ment; Herbert Smith,, president of
the Miners Federation of Great Brit
ain; and Alan H. Findlay, president of
the Engineering and Shipbuilding
Trades Federation.
Report Authoritative.
1.-THE d>.egation travelled turnout
every section of Russia. Its report
is an authoritative and exhaustive des-
cription of every phase of life under
the worlds first Workers Govern
ment
This report published in England
in book form, sells for $500. The
American publication rights have been
secured by the DAILY WORKER, and
it will be published in the DAILY
WORKER as a serial beginning July
25th, running for two months. The
DAILY WORKER (Which also con-
tains many other splendid features)
offers this report in a special two
month subscription for only ONE
DOLLAR.
Subscribe or order a bundle for
distribution among your members.
For your convenience we attach an
order blank. We expect to hear from
you at once, so that you can receive
the opening chapter of this great re-
port.
Fraternally yours,
L. f. Katterfeld, Mgr.
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Greek Dictator Threatens Bulgaria
PARIS, France, Aug. 4-Gen. Pan
galos, the Greek dictator, has sent an
ultimatum threatening to invade Bull
garia unless assassins of Greek mer.
chant there are punished Pangalos
has modified two divisions along the
Bulgarian frontier.
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Workers Correspondents Asked.
Dear Sirs and Brothers:
''You are interested in publicity for
the affairs of your organization. The
DAILY WORKER offers you the use
of its columns, to tell what is going
on on your job and in your struggles
with the employers for better condi-
tions and more pay. The slogan of
the DAILY WORKER is. THE Work
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IF you have a Press or Publicity
Committee, please instruct some mem
Der of that Committee to act as cor
respondent for the DAILY WORK
Err for your union. or appoint some
special reporter and send us the name
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PERMIT NEW YORK LOCAL UNIONS TO
APPOINT DAILY WORKER REPORTERS,
TOLD OF BRITISH BOOK ON SOVIET

YORK, 4-The DAILY York
the official
permitting
the
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The prosecutor read the passage s
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containing the conditions Of entry into
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cused II the conditions were known to
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h satisfaction de vivir en- casa
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MUSICA para Piano. Recibimo

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en- general. Envfo a In isla franqueo
extra. Los Muchachos, San Juan,
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81 surtido de etaminas de Fan
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WENDO easa nueva lle dos pIan.

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de San Juan Buena inversion pa
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~ UANDO usted Sc prOp0-
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clio, adopta todast 'Ias
tlledidas a, su alcaflce para lI;i-
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-. fafliidndes para 81 Iaso. Iu.
foruies ieiffonos lTit - > iari
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trre s. fa~s t2soo marinol I.or
II fars $50 Is..laeos iahrfaol efnns
a. mus harafo. Aneadis Rivera. -
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CT Va A NEW YORK: Casa de ia

milia, comodidades excelentes.
Entire Broadway Central Park.
Preeios razdnables. Avisando espe-
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1105 7-31
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/ QUIEN NTEREsE. On truck

Day-Elder de IA tonaladas de
uso. completamente reaJnstado Y
uno de tres toneladas de ia misma
marea en- las mismas condiciones.
Sc venden garantizadOs. A. Alvarez
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rroearFil en ksnfuFce. Apariado
aasA Haa Juan. 7-li
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dos cccinas dos FsFvirios: aisla
IA. ffeFcu y oon Ffandes oomOdida-
des. So. infoFmafln Telefono s7e
nxai. Nantnree 72t
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NENDO casa barata. en- carreters

125. Catafo IIace esauiua, i
dormitorios, seryicio. Galerla am
plia frente Y detrits. Buen algibe,
Informes Ia misma tel6fono 427
negro, Sanfurcc. To.
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rasa de famllia respefaiie. esn
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formardn caiie ileFnandez Ne. 4.
lafuaa "a Iiene entrada indsf..n-
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VACAs.-vendenlos I'm Lotto de 4t

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SeI j6yenes. So iDteresa vender-
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~ Ffudfa sliusro aauf l'ufa es-
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ffa q clneu niii alaarte. Esgdfndida
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tsnarnie saraufis#sass infarunra
Afanaoo glf FanfuFer. Tte
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Rafael reHqmera. teiffnn0 l67. edl-
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pasajeros un Ford Roadster, ltii
Ford Touring, un 0ldmo5ile 7pasa-
ieros. un Hudson pasaje@
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Oakland Coupe, un Cadillac ) pa
sajeros VI I'm Hudson Speedster. In
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na pffsfnrln. seF rssiienisss ga III
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.s0 q asai nHtFus cnmdrahos teF
- i'.aTa rrlneiIei annae liexnn sun
gnas San Juan aansie frenfe eaile
NHhoz Rivera has etiafFo haeiendo
s'ssua ImFa epnleFela. siilo saeo
frssoo freeiu lisssiioo fncliida-
fi's Iusu talHiadu PEREZ HERNIA
ut~. sloIl - Telffono isao. sam
fuftr sfs
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MAGNIFICA OPORTUNIDAD.-

Sc vende Ia casa No 3, Ave. de
Diego. Construction moderna, Ndos
plantas, cuatro habitaciones, sala,
comedor, etc, garage, cuarto de SER
vicio. Informardn en- Ia miSma casa,
Telefono 1889, Santurce. 7-1S
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nEsE.lMOs - b paradero q.

ss.lior jose ortiz Lugo sobre asIin
90 IN reiaclon con su POLKA en- esta
fempaila Ia Mutua de- Nueya York
Edlneio del Telefono, san Juan. l.
a. 7-ie
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VENDO. Casa MADEIRA Y montada
concrete. Tres habitaciones, sa-
la, comedor, cocina, banjo, inodoro,
buen garage, solar doscientos me-
tros $1,000, Calle s, No. 10, Capeti-.
lio, Rio Piedras. 7-31
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MUDANZAS GRATIS: listed no
pagara nada pof muaar su fa-
mllia cualquier parte de la Isla.
Solamente pagara por sus muebles
I'm precio razonable. Tepemos bue-
nos camiones de gomas de aire. Sus
muebles no sufriran ningnn desper
fecto. Trasladaremos a su familia
gratis en- buenos carries de turismo.
TeneInOs personal, bien educado.
Lame al TelGfono No. 1884.
Santurce dirf1ase personalmente
a Cerra No. 49, T.
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CT VENDE. Casa de esquina y So
lar con entrada propia para ga-
raie. Solamentc $1,000 de pronto.
Isenta $40. Informan Gale Ribet
30 s, Santurce. IA
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n. solar pr0pio. seFviclo santa
RIO. panda - eerea earretera Cen
trai renta f2f. Informaran telefO-
- ITS roJo. blanca ceFra Is. San
tuFee. I'll