davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
VRAZDA v POHORELSKYCH
HORACH.

Banskobystricke statne zastu-
| pitel 'stvo z cetnlckej stanice z
,, Pohorelej, okreS Brezno, dostalo
zpravu, ze este %. oktobra v po-
horelskych horaoh ukladnym spo-
sobo1n zavrazdeny boil horar ka-
rol Sic, ktory boil zamestnany u
Koburgovskej lesnej spravy.
Vrazda sa stala, nasledovne:
Horar Sic spomenuteho dna S
puskou ma pleai vysiel do hory
na obch3dzku, ked' dosiel na
miesto, zvane "yasilovo'', dosial'
| neznamym vrahom boil zakerne o.
buchom pusky talk udrety do hla-
| Wy, ze til mu uplne rozdriizgal a
| ho hned' uslnrtil.
Pri prvom patrani po vrahovi,
ako podozrely vrazdy boil "a
tlSnuty 19-rocny Jan Pompura z
Pdhorelej, ktoreho cetnlci NASH
diva zakrvavene ruksaky. avsak
pri vysluchu Pompura dokazoval
svoje alibi.
Dalsim vysetrovanlnl boil w.
lpoc,lti J1lraj Teslar a Jan Polak,
/ dreyorubaci, ktori toho dina sa
| nachodili V blizkosti miesta zlo-
cinu, ktori udaQi, ze poculi.v hore
diva vystrely videli dyoch ne
znamych 1n,nov bezat' cez horu
Po pachatcl och sa teraz usilovne
patra, lebo zavrazdeny horar NAL
viace,j nkladnyeh nepriatel'ov q
nepochybule sa, ze mimi boli PVT,
laci.
| ZayraGdeny horar Sic boil inat
poriadny a snasanlivy clovek
Zosta!a po nom vdova a 5 neza
opatrenych sir0t.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

tTnych statov. Vzdor tonu Wy.
skytuji sa pripadyl ako ten gala
cky, ktore sd jasnym dokazom to-
no, ze biele otroctyo nevymMlo,
ba po yojne al prilis zbujnelo
Bolo by vel mi ma mieste, keby
tento trdchlivy pr1pad stal sa sig.
nalom k zvysenej osvetovej Gin
nosti vsetkych jak verejnych tai
al sikromnych cinitel'ov Y tomtt
smere, lebo len osveta mas zbav
tejto pliagy. Vzdelane a rozvaznt
dievca za'iste nepodl 'ahne r6znym
sl'ubom a media sa zlakat ziad
nymi vyhodami. ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
MILIoNOVY OHEN PODLozI
LY DETI.

X zprave o vel 'kom ohni v Te-
plicke v Trencia1lskej sa doklada,
re ohen zarriGinily male deti,
ktore sd hraly so zapaa kanli V
blfzkosti stodoly rol 'nfka Dunge-
La, kde ollef vypukol. Ma rodi-
Gov tyehto detl 'bolo rrrobene trcst
ne Oznamenie pre- zanedbavanie
povinnej peclvosti. D'alej bolo
zistene, ze celkom zhorelo GO bu.
dow, nalezadddieh "a gazdom a
skoda odhat1uje sa na vyse l mi,
liona korln. r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

kehosi prechodneho odstrphova-
mia je treba j preto, ze vojenske
organizacie kaEdahp statn pred
stswjd i siroko lrcruetven1 or
gani1aeial hoapodarslru, P1akticky
redeno, nevyrabat' diel, zbrani
v0bec, rovnosiat, znamenalo by
zanechat' bez zame estnania tislee
robotnikov a sta inzinierov 4
radnikov. Os0bne som pre- skra-
tenie vojenskej sllraby verim,
ze vel 'ka vadsina nasjch statnych
prisIugn7kov je vyyskou svojho
skolskaho vzdelania pre- to uz
zrela, ovsenl, niektore 1zeania re-
pubhky v tom smere cinia este
potiaEe. Arsak vea Ike vysledky,
ktorych dosiaalla skolska politika
republiky na tomto poll, sn priaz-
nive ziadtcemu rozrieseniu toho-
to probhmu. y
Chcel by ste, pane prezident,
este nieco riect o rozluke statl
cd cirkve9
80 tom som uM niekol 'ko raz
a jasne riekol svoj MAJOR. Som "a
ro4hullr statu cirkve, avsak me-
ciim talk z antipatie proti nabo-
zel1stvu, ale naopak, zaatt5ne ma
bozenstva. Prave rozklad Rakils-
ka musi ka1d4ho mysliaceho clo-
veka poucit', ze spojoyanie cir
kve a statu, zvlaste ale podria-
| denie cirkve politickym zaujmom
nesliziIo nabozenstyu, ami cirkvi.
Cirkev ncmohla zadhranat' Ra-
l1tSsko od rozkladu. Dejiny vset-
lSych statov zvlaste katolidkych
nam ul1az,sjd, ze sa vsade V nov
Sci lobe prevadza odluka cirkye
| cd statu V roznych formach V
roznei miere. Nemozcme sa Wy
mknllt tomuto obecnemu smeru.
Viem, ze cirkev, to jest Natikan,
| neuznal ziadnom State odluku
nerzna jul, ale pralSticky je
| NOME tolerari posse. Snad' by
krest 'apake strany tomto sme-
re mohly postavit' pozitivny pro-
gram. Je zreJmt, ze su mi znaGlc
obtiaze, ktore tn existuju na pr.
v prave manzelskpm atd'. PREF
to vSak pokladam rozriesenie to-
hoto ilkolu bez talk zvaneho kul-
ttlrmtho boja Ia zad1cne a moz-
ne.' IT,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
Bm11 oI1oCrvo.

v galackom pristare doslo ner
davno k 1abavsniu akejsi lodi.
.Stalo So tax preto, lebo lod' 50
cheela vyandt' ohvNklA colnej
pIshliadke q y noci vyplavat' IA
more. Toto podivne choysnie 90
lodi, zavdalo miestnym policaj-
nym organom podnet X tonu, T.
BY ju dokladnc prehliadly A hi D,
90 sa zistilo !! Ma dne lodi nash Is
.slovenskydh q mad 'arsky ych diev-
eat. Bdy sNiazans, pohadxane je-
dna ma drlhn tax aako meehy, 3
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
YoUNosTowxaK1 sLovREaKE NovIxY

podtovom WHORE, senator Kali
COX prijal referat K statnernul roz
poctu a vo vykonnlom WHORE ya,c-
smovy,ch stran v poslaneckej sne.
anovni, ktory vcera NAL svoju pr
WI sch0dzku, je tiez Glen sloven-
skej 'udovej strany DIR. Buday.
Hla'vnym predmetom terajsich
porad je podlia informacii Slov.
Politiky (organu Hodzoyho) spo-
sob definitiNneho vyriesenia zup-
nej reformny a to talk ma Sloven.
sku ako i .zemiach historicky ych,
Ma Slovensku idle predovsetkynn
0 d d'alsie yybudovanie admin
stratlvnej autonomie, menovite
vsak vymedNenie kompetencie
7,lpnaho syazu. vyEsanavania v
tomto smere ME sii dosial' skon-
Gene. Otazky osobne, 0 ktoryeh
sa v casti tlace poslednym casom
tol 'ko koanbinovalo, naprosto ME
su este aktuelne.
Jednanie SO slovenskou l'u-
dovou stranou okrem minister
,skaho predsedu SvlellFu vedie tiez
minister Msgr. Sramek posla-
nee dr. Kramar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
KQLONIZACIA MA PODKAR.
PATSKEJ RUSI.

Y decembri urobene holy d d'al-
sic hroky hu kolonizacnej akcii
pre- chuddbnydh obyvatel 'ov pod
karpat0ruskydh. Y yel,kostatku
EutragV pri Bat u vo vy1mere
1000 katastr. jutar bola polovica
zsl0ana pre- vrchovinske obyva-
tel stvo, lltUre tn bude kolonizo-
vane. Pc pridelu pddy okolnym
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
sLovENsKY RozHLAs.

/ IT. o. Komcom tohoto mesiaca
koua sa tyzden radiotelefonie.
Korporacie, ktore maji zaujem
ma rozvoji radiotelefonie, nechze
su to uz spolky radioamaterske,
instithcie verejne, l'udovychov-
ne, sdruEily sa vsetky, ably, ten
to tyzden radiotelefonie ,lpozor-
nily ma llboky vyznam radia, a.
by poukazaly, elm je jednoduchy
aparat radiotelefonicky domac-
nosti. Jeho vynnam hned a thru
ba memozno ami -ocenit', zvlast
v oboru l'udovychovom a tn II
nas ia Slovensku. Zanasanim u
menia, koncertov, romych pred
nasok, hudbou za'bavnou, donasa-
nim zprav politickych, hospodar-
skych, sportovnych atd'., dnes
skutocne radio je uz nepostrada-
teline. Pocet raiioaIbonentov stu
pa kazdym dnom a toto je maj
lspsim dokazom toho jeho Wy
znamu. \
| Vyznam radiovaho tyzdha tu u
mas na Slovensku spoeiva tom,
ze vsetky naSe rozhlasove stanice
ehcn sd V tomto tyzdni po,dhva-
lit, coho sii vlastne schopne. Maj
novsia naSa radiotelefonicka sta
niea bratislavska slGastni sa tel
to chvalitebnej sut 'aze po prvy
raz. Postovna sprava sleduje u
81 sl'achtiln snalu, aby kazdemu al
tn u mas ma Slovensku a na Pod
karpatskej Rusi ibolo umoznene
posl1chat' radio jedmod,pchym a
lacniim pristrojom krystalovym.
To ovsem vyNaduje@ vystavbu ce-
| lei siete rozhlasovac1ch stanic,
Vyzaduje to ostatne W. al sam ge-
o1ogicky iitvar nasej republiky,
menovite Slovensllo a Podk. Rus,
ably sa vybudovalo Wac lokalnych
stanic. Pokulsy, ktore nedavno bo-
ly urobene radiotelefonickym
,vsielanlm V Kosiciach, su len
znamkou statnej bedlivosti, ktora
ehce S touto vymozenost 'ou "a
chytit al tie majvzdelanejsie a
zapadlejsie k1ty statu
Je zbytocne pisat' znova a zno-
va vyznamu radia. Kiratko mo-
zeme povedat' lem tol'ko, re je
dnes uz nepostradatel nym po-
mocnikom l'udoveho pracovnika,
ked 'ze ludovychova ma svoje ne
snadze Radio prel4onaya vsetky
tieto mesnadze komunikacne, zdia
lenost' cd kultilrnych centrov a
tax d'alej. Ked re tedy nase Slo-
vensko a Podk. Rus sn vel 'kymi a
otvorenymi poliami l'udovychovy
budovanie rozhlasovych stamlc je
lem vltane. Je preto nkolom kaz-
deho, komu zalezi na kultnrnom
a hmotnom povznesenf slovenske-
no l'n, ably prijal ochotne 2 rhk
technjky tito vymoGenost'. Ra-
dio je llnes pristmpne uz kazdeJ
vrstve, ME je to ziaden prepych.
Sllizi umeleckcj yychove, tax, ako
krasnej zabave, poueuje veciach
kultilrnyeh, socialnych, 0 idalo-
stiaeh donna i vo svete a tyzden
radiotelefonie je ty5dnom propa,
gacnym, ktory ma "a .lcel, ably
zisklal pochopenie pre- radio v ST.
rokych vrstvach obyvatel 'stva ce.
i leho statu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

L
handry. Biele otroctvo. Ze dote-
rajsie ochranne opatrenia s1 este
nedostatotne, dokazuje nam mnoz
stvo podobnvch pripadov, akc je
tento. Ako vsetko nekale, tax al
obchod $ dieucatmi zbujnel roz-
siril sa mohutne po yojne.
Zistilo sa to tiez nedavno ma
konferencii medzinarodneho ko-
mitetY pre- boj proti bielemu O
troctvu, konanej Londyne. Tu
bola konstatovana vel mi d6lezi-
lta okolnost pre- mas, ze totiE je
to prave Ceskoslovensko, kde sa
obchodnikom dievcatmi najlep-
Sic dari. z Ceskoslovenskej repub-
lilayI bolo vyvezene vraJ najviac
dievcat do cudzo0emskas menoyi-
te juznej Ameriky, juznej Afri-
ky a ma Vychod. Bolo by ovsem
/ nemiestne, keby SINE pocali yyty-
j kat pre- toto nedbalost' nasim
bezpecnostnym organom. Boz pro-
| ii obchodnikom dieveatmi me-
moze West tspesne len policia,
lebo povaha tohoto jednania vel
! mi caste ma r1cho zakonnosti. Oh
chodnici dievGatmi su l'udia
vel mi rafinovani, pocitajuci so
| vsetkymi dosledkami svo5ho jed
mania krolna toho majn vel mi
dobre vybudovanu medzinarodn1
organizaciu. Poukazeme tn Lem
tax letmo na sposoby, ako vyha-
j dzuju svoje siete.
Je dokazane, re najlepsie sa
obdhodnikom dievcatmi darl V
zemiach a statoch, kde vzdelanie a
kultura nedosiahly este potrebny
stupen. Preto z juzneho Ruska,
uRmunska, Pol ska, Mad 'arska a
Slovenska odviezli doteraz maj
vacsi kontingent. Ako importne
zeme prichadzaii do dyahy hlav-
| ne Brazilia, Argentina, juzna AT
rika a pristavne mesta Angle.
Ako tedy pracujd? Najviac ma
bidkou k snatku. Vedia dobre, re
vydajuchtivost' je vel 'ka Il diev-
cat dospelych preto i'm pred
stierajii vyhodne snatky. U diev-
cat prostejsich stael nabidka w
hodnej sluzby, ovsem ze niekde V
zahranici. NevahaJu ySak ami o.
l1anlzik uzavriet' ami snatok sku-
tocny so svojou obet on, ked' Gu
j1 dobrn odmenu "a nu. TAX na
pr. je znamo chyrnom obdhod-
nikovi dievcatmi Meyrowitzovi,
ze, sa ozenil 80 razy, a vSetky tie
to svoje zeuvl predal do Brazllie.
Prlpad pani Riehlovej nam doka-
zuje, re S obchodnlkmi s>dievtat-
mi stretavame sa v kazdom stave.
Tato PAM mala salon pre- DAM
|ske odevy' yo Viedni pod tou-
to fir1ncu prevadzala obchod $
dievcatmi. Nabidky k shatku, W.
hodnyeh sluzobnych miest, kona-
iii sa V inzeratoch. Ak sa v ta-
komto inzerate ziada hned' al "a
slanie' fotografie, tax mo2eme
hned' stidit', ze je to pasca, lebo
tito otrokari chcu pekne dievca-
ia, ked We krasa je meritkom bu-
dueej predajnej ceny.
BOZ proti bielemu otroctyu, to-
muto hroznemn vredu socialnej
biedy, datuje sa uz Y minuleho
Jstorocia. Zapoeal no Mr.. Coote,
tajom.nik The British Vigilance
Association r. 1899. Ponevac ale
ohchod dievcatmi Dol organize
vany medzinarodne, musel sa al
boj proti menu zalozit' ma tejze
zakladni. TAX dochadza r. 1899 al
k prvemu medzinarodnenlu sjaz-
du Londyne. Roku 1902 konal
sa V Parizi kongres, ktory uz jas
ne precizoNal pojem obchodu S
dieveatmi a ma kongrese tamze r.
1904 ustanoyenia kongresu predo-
sleho ratifikoyaly vsetky sflcast-
meme staty. Ustanovenia tychto a
lnasleduj4ceAo kougresu v Madri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
xIDK1gT 1TAsARYK o AK
Iu&LNYCH oTAzKAICH vNu.
ToRNEJ POLITELY tSL..

& aSaryk pdl1al nedavno seIre-
dalktora dennika Deutsche Pres
se /, organu neanecIkych krest an
skych socialov, ktoremu odpove-
I dal ma nielol 'ko otazok, tykajh-
cash sa vnltropoliti zivota
hosloveuskeho.
No ot&zku, Go sud- tom, akJ
vliv balde mat vstup Nemcov do
I slady ma dorozumenie narodov v
state, president odpovedaD:
Je to pociatok toho, Go som 81
vzdy a d6sIedne prial uz pred
rojnou, "a vojny po mel. Sta
n0visko Nemcov rlz v staroan kra-
l'oystve, potom "a Rakdska a te-
raz Y republike je vel 'kou poll
tickou zalezitost 'ou. Je to dosle-
tlok ze1nepisnej polohy Cechov a
SIovakov v strednej Europe, je
to podmienene stlsedstvom vel
kej nenneckej rise, Rakuska a o.
statnych siisednych statov. A Je
to koneccne i.oslleedeeakz .ooslleedeeakz peeetnI, he-
spodarskej kultnrnej silly ma
sidh nemeckych spoluobcanov.
Nenaecky problem je pre- nasu re-
pubhkn najdolezitejsim proble-
MON politickvun. Nezapieranl po-
tiaze, ktore nutno prekonat o.
bonn strana1n, ak ma vstup Mem
coy do vlady West X rozriesenin
tohoto problemu.
AXE prostriedky nozno odpo-
rucit', ably sa podporoNalo doroz-
ulnenie medzi oboma narodamig
Mienim tn zvlaSt odbor kultilr-
ny. umelecky a humanitny.
"Spravno naznacujete rozdiel
medzi station narodom. Stat ne
ma a nenroze ucinit ySetko pre-
narod. PredbstaIitelia oboch ma
rodov, zvlaste kultilrni predsta-
yitelia, musia sd vzajomne 4 po-
znavat a obe strany musia usi-
loyat nielen spohpracu hos
podarsku, ale i kultlrnlt vo vset-
kylch oboroch. X tomu vsetkemu
dojde, ak bude oboch stran do.
Era a rozumna v0l'a.
Mozete mi pane prezident ME-
CO poredat' skolskej samospra-
ye, ktorej sa teraz hovorl?
Nebolo mi dosial' mic hlasene
rch refornradh plhnoch
spravy. Sine ale pred do
.ufns prevedenim zupneho
sl.iadenia, ktore vo vsetkych O.
boroch spravy, prinesie urcitil
autonomizaciu. S demokratickeho
stanovisl1a, som zasadne pre- sa-
mospravu vedl'a pril'odzenej GEN.
traQizacii, ktora znamena moder-
ne usporiadanie Statu. Samospra-
va a centralizacia sn dive vel ke
stale posobiace politicke SHY. j.
tiez IL mas ukolom veducich i:oi.-
tikou, ably medzi tyurato dNoma
silanli nasli potrebny sulad.
Nemozeln sa neznnienit', re te-
raz uz po dHhd dobu vo vsetkych
statoch sa privrzenci autonomie
u nevyhode voci statnej centra-
lizacii tJm, ze autonomne prava,
ktore boly uz zabezpecene, ne
prevaIdzajn dost' energicky do
sledne. L'udia vo vsetkych sta
toch 81 prllis zvylzli ma dradnl a
vodciu posobnost' statu. Je zna-
mo, demonstroval PRECEDENT Will
son tento historicky process Spo-
jenych Statov. Nebolo by tiazlao
aokazat' to same 0 nasej repub-
like.
Nenuslm zdoraznovat', ze au-
tonoanns snahy neponima1n jako
politicky protiklad statu; cinlm
tiez naleaity ro0dlel medzi Sta
tom narodon. Zvlaste v oboru
knltnmom, kaEdy vzdelany Sc
bavedomy nrod moze a mnsi sa-
mostatne pracovat' Ma svojom
ylastnoun zdokonaaeni, tn je vel
~ pole pre- dusevnych pracorni-
kov, zvla5te tiez pre- publicistov. !"
Ma otazkn o predlenl 161me-
~ - y
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uz predtyua Dol sriadeuy pri Ba-
t'u vel 'kostatok q dobre prospe-
ralinna kolonia.
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zakladni. TAX dochadza r. 1899 al
k prvemu observation-disclosures sjaz-
du Londyne. Roku 1902 konal
sa V ParKi kongres, ktory uz jas
ne precizoNal pojem obchodu $
dievcatmi ma kongrese tamze r.
1904 ustanoyenia kongresu predo-
sleho ratifikoyaly vsetky siucast-
meme staty. Ustanovenia tychto a
nasledujaceAo kopgresu v Madri-
de 2 r. 1910 boly pojate do zako-
nodarstva vsetkych kultdrnych
stator: byy. Rakhsku sa tax
stale r. 1907 a v Mad 'arsku r.
1908. My sane tymito medzinarod.
nymi 1mluyami viazani clankom
234 mieroyej sluyy st. german.
sskej. q popreyratovych nasich "a.
konov namierenych proti tejto ne
festi m6zeme uyiest' zakon 0 Wy
IT 'ahoyalectye azakon . potierani
pohlavnych chorob. S problemon
obchodu dievcatmi zaobcrala sa
viackrat uz al SpoloGnost' Naro'
dcy. Tu je sriadena zylastna ko
1 - T. - - 4 a.-st * j I .3-F
nisia pre- tento odbor a je stale
y stykn podDbnymi ochrannynit
vnltrostatnynni instit1ciauai kul,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-10-23
Revolution and Poetry in China

prevents us from seeing or hearing
anything else. But were we able to
come nearer to that people so far re-
moved and so little known by our IN
affected but implicated occident-
were we able to grasp it's life and to
penetrate its creative thought, we
would then perceive the touching mes
sages capable OF extending and render
ing more precise the picture we have
formed of them.
Here are some of the messages in
which the heart of a whole people
beats. In an essay IN the Chinese
Recorder of Shanghai, an English
woman, Miss Sophie Lanneau. reveals
to us the present state of Chinese
poetry. She informs US that a great
literary renaissance is browning the
national and social revolution: a pro-
found renaissance, complete upset
ting of the source of inspiration and
the complete renovation of the means
Of expression valid up till now. Hav-
ing given up the classic style refined
by centuries of bureaucratic and feudal
culture. the poets now very often sing
in "Bau hwa." the language formed
and spoken by the people. And their
songs are not an upsurge of chau-
whistle nationalism, but the express
sion Of revolution at once national
and social. One perceives in them the
echo Of popular revolts. It is the har-
monious and passionate transportation
Of all that r11nbles in the masses,
their resigned and suffering waiting,
their revolutionary unfurling.
The spu1t that moved Thomas Hood
In his "Song Of tho Shirt" in the early
days Of the industrialization Of Eng
land can be found again everywhere
in the literature OF China of today
passing thru the same transfoma-
tons. Listen 10 this implacable "Song
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BIZ a. 4.


OHOOT to XIII. Seventy bodies rid
~ died by English bullets on the pave
ments of Shanghai. Several. days
later two million hands ceased work.
Countless multitudes marching behind
banners. Workers, peasants, students,
professors, all China arrayed against
Imperialism. Gunboats steam in the
Pacific, English, American and Japan
csc troops disembark, machine guns
lay low dozens Of yellow corpses on
their native soil. Gold, lead and pow
der triumph over the breasts of the
people.
This occurred in 1925. But China,
the immense China of $4,000, 900
souls, has been in revolt for a quarter
of century. The liberal bourgeois
revolution has been achieved. The
worker-peasant revolution is beginning
to be born. The feudal barons of the
old bureaucratic aristocracy have not
yet lost all their power. They torture
and massacre with the money and
arms OF the imperialists. In the
shadow Of this declining feudalism
the newborn capitalism is bringing
about the resurrection Of serfdom, is
imposing labor upon children. But the
hungry worker carries HIS portion to
the trade union, together with his
hopes and his will. Class solidarity
becomes an actually IN the battle.
The peasants organize their volunteer
battalions of pickets.- The arrogance
of the foreign bayonets rests only on
the security Of the big naval guns d.
rected against the mouths OF rivers.
Two huge armies oppose one another
on tho continent, an immense strug.
gle, terrible epopeel The telegraph
and newspapers only transmit the
echoes to-us; factory disorders, street
hubbub. impact Of armies. Distance
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Tune in on Sunday morning and you
will find the air polluted with all
sorts and manners of sermons and
you will even hear Secretary OF Labor
Jimmy Davis leading a Sunday school
at Mooseheart on the community of in
terests between capital and labor.
We all know how poisonous is the
propaganda spread over the. printed
pages Of the capitalist press, but more
pernieious and poisonous than the cold
type is the familiar and persuasive
voice of the capitalist propagandist on
the air.
Every newspaper radio station has
women's club and a children's club.
OF course, the grand ladies of gilded
society hold sway and the working
woman simply listens in. There is one
station In Chicago which has chill
dren's radio club with a membership
Of one hundred and sixty-flve thou
sand, and they are not merely listen
ers, but are actually an organization
with membership roll. Each child
receives membership certificate and
badge. The newspaper which controls
the station out Of it's own kindhearted-
ness makes arrangements with movie
houses in various neighborhoods to
leave those children who show mem
bership in that particular club in at a
reduced rate. This is only one of such
capitalist clubs which poison the
minds Of the children of the working
class.
The working class is not permitted
to use the same stations for its pur-
poses. Most stations demand copies
Of your speech before they allow you
to speak, and therefore 1t is as i'm
possible to put over any working-class
propaganda as for a camel to crawl
thru the eye Of needle. Enemies of
the workers always find their paths
open to them. The same holy men
and mystic takers who half Gen.
fury ago said It was heresy to believe
that a train could run at the terrific
speed Of fifteen miles an hour because
the lord did not want It so, did not
hesitate to let their hypocritic voices
travel at hundred and eighty-six
thousand miles a second over the ra-
do, during the Eucharistic Congress,
most of the day. Nearly every sta
ton Of importance was given over to
catholic propaganda.
The learned men Of the bourgeoisie
are already writing books on the "eco-
Monies Of the radio" Some profess
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of the Cloth Seller:
Big sister weaVes the cloth-big
brother sells the cloth-sells the
cloth and buys rice-to fill their
stomachs.
Big sister weaves the cloth-big
brother sells the cloth--baby has
panties torn-no cloth to repair
them.
Big sister weaves the cloth-big
brother sells the cloth-who will buy
the cloth?-the rich man of the viii
lage below.
The homemade cloth is coarse
the foreign cloth is fine-the for
eign cloth is cheap-it is that the
rich man prefers.
The homemade cloth, no one
wants it-let us perish of hunger,
brother and sister!
Hu-Sub, the dominating figure in the
new literature and the leader in the
battle against the BONES (priests) of
the petrifed orthodoxy, speaks of the
misery of the enslaved children:
'Rickshaw, Rickshaw." A rick
shaw comes with great speed.
The passenger looks at the run
ner. All at once his heart becomes
sad and sombre.
The passenger asks the runner:
How old are you? Since>when have
you been pushing your rickshaw?"
The runner replies: Il am thir-
teen years old. have been pushing
my rickshaw for three years. DO
not doubt my words"
The passenger says: you are too
young. shan't take your rickshaw.
II would pain my he art"
The runner says TO the passenger:
II have not had any work since day
break and am cold and l am hun
CRY. Your good heart won't I'LL my
empty stomach.