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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-09-13
zmiana sytuacji ma granicy,

>. Cd przesz}o setk lat Nar6d Stan6w Zjednoczonych
zy} W najprzykadniejszej zgodze harmonji sasied-
MIN Narodem Kanady. Ma ca4e grancy, oddzelajacej
obydwa pahstwa, ME tn fortecy, zbrojnego zoF
nerza okretu wojennego patroluacego srzezacego
wybrzezy jednego drugego kraju Forteca Wayne, ja-
ka widzimy przedmiescu Detroit, suzy dis me-
szkanie da zo}nierzy Wua Sama ale paszcze je armat
zagWozdzone cd wieku, mieszkahcy odbywaja -
to prawda WojskoWe cWiczenia obozowe zamieszkujac
zabudowana wiecej po temu by te ME uegy znszcze-
niu zastapi4y obozy gdzendzej Sad tez port Wayne
dla Kanadyjczyk6w cd lat setki CORA groznym ME
byf zgoda przyazh sasiad6w stawiane by}y czesto
ako przykfad godny nasadowania przez inne sasiadu
jace saba narody ziemskim globe.
Dzs rzecz sic Wrecz przeciwne i mimo wol
zachodzl pytanie czy starry porzadek powroci kedy.
Skutkiem narzuconej gwa}tem Narodowi Stan6w pro-
hbc przez fanatykow, Rad tutejszy poweksza patro
lie prohbicyjne cd 200 do 400 ludzi sosunkowo kro
ka grance stree bedzie oad przeszlo 600 ch}opa
chez armj wystawionej przez sfanatyzowanych prawo
dawc6w-wodopij6w. Nadto jak wiesc niese, wodach
Welkch jezor krazyc maja statki wojenne bye pomoc
nymi ladowym szwadronom prohibcyjnym. Otwarty O.
satnio most miedzynarodowy po jednej drugiej stro
ME dne nocy, strzezony jest przez silna straz
pograniczna sasiadujacych soba narodow.
Trzeba bowiem wiedzec, re cd dnia obowiazujacej
prohbcji Stanach, tutejsi butegerzy przemycaa do
Kanady alkohol welka skale, unikaja opaty cia i
tam sprzedaja sw6j "towar wele tanie nz miejsco-
wi dostaWcy Krom tego stWerdzonem juz zostalo, re
alkohol, przemycany Stan6w, byl czesci zatruty
choroby nabawf nawet usmiercif wielu kanadyjczy-
k6w. '~ IT..
Kazdy cziowek myslacy zgodzi sic, re wszystkie-
mu, powiedziano wyzej Wilma prohibcja sposoby
jej forsowania Po siedmiu latach pr6by wydatkach
przenoszacych dWescie miljon6w dolar6w forsowa-
ME, wsr6d Narodu Amerykanskego prohibicja ME
lazia poszanowana, wykraczanie przecw znienawidzo
praWu zWieksza sic zamiast zmnieszac, wpiywa
przytem ujemnie nar6d, wazniejsza, zniecheca
ku Stanom Narodowi przyjaznego zyczliwego dotad
sasiada. -
Wobec tego czyz ME welk czas, by myslaca, ME
sfanatyzowana geese naszych prawodawc6w ME pre-
myslaa serjo koniecznosci, jeze uz ME ca4oWite
60 znesienia prohbicji, to przynajmnej zmodyfiko
wanu praWa?
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-09-13

styzny jest fakt nezwykle okazaego wprost entuzia-
stycznego przyjeca soweckich komisarzy ludowych
kunczarskiego Siemaszko przez niemiecl SWAT na,-
kowy. ze Rad niemieck zmierza mad dzie}em pog}e-
bienia przyjazni nemiecko soweckie w dalszvm ca-
gu usllnle pracoWac wynika najepej Z tego, ze do
hos poWroclc ma Juz czasie nablizszym pose4 hra-
ola Brockdorf Rantzau znany gorwy propagation idci
zoratana narodow niemieckego rosyjskiego.
Jednym najwaznejszych problem6w sowieckiej
polltykl zagranicznej jest chwi obecnej sprawa u
reguloWania stosunku do Francji. w tutejszych ko-
ZACH komunistycznych juz sic jako tako pogodzono
mysla re przedwojenne d}ugi, zacagnete we Francji
przez Rad carsk rzeba bedzie zapfacic To przed
miotem rokowan sowecko francuskch ich stadium
obecnem ME jest juz bynajmnie sprawl przyznawania
sowetom nowych kredyt6w lecz kwestja ustaenia ter
mlnu pfatnosci dug6w rosyjskich. Dzisia mow sic o
tenn re sowiety by}yby gotowe przez 60 lat sp4acac
FrancJ 72,OOO,OOO z}oych frank6w rocznie, ednak
Francja domaga sic zap1acenia rocznych DO Is
100000 z}otych frank6w Ambassador francuski Heber-
te' Juz na]bllzszym czase powr6ci do Rosji, kto
zna przekonanla poltyczne przedstawiciea Francji
MoskWie, ten ME moze mice zadnych prawie watpli-
Woscl co do tego re porozumene francusko soweckie
lest Juz tyko kwestja NadonoSleszem zadanem
Czlczerlna jest zwiazku tenn przekonane miaroda~
nych czynnik6w stronnctwie acknowledgement O ko-
niecznosci uwzglednienia zadah Francj. Plenum
ralnego komtetu wykonawczego partji komunstycznej
ktora jeszcze mesiacu ipcu zejdzie sic ma swa Sc
sJe zWyczaJna nleWapliWe sprawie tel poSweci spe-
cjana uwage, opracuje definitywne wytyczne ktore
KomlsarJat SpraW zagranlcznych formle nstykc do
reczy przedstawcielowi sowieow we Francji, Rakow-
skiemu
Byfoby bfedem przypuszczac, re dazenie do ma
wiazania scislejszego kontaktu Francja jest wyra-
zem jakejkolwiek zmiany orjentacji sowieckej poll
yk do poyki zagranicznej To, czego obecnie jeste-
smy swiadkami, jest jedyne konsekwencja zerwania
sosunk6w sowiecko angieskich jest dazeniem do do
peinienia starej antangelskej orjentac wschodniej
porozumieniem panstwam zachodniemi jaknaj jnniej
cd Anglji zaleznemi.
. Rokowania umowe handowa Persia wesziy O.
statnio rownez stadium realizacj, to dziek temu
ze soWiety nareszce zdecydoWaiy sic uwzglednic ME-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-09-13
korzystajjcie z
.olnego Wstepu j.

Prowadzona przez Rad sowecki obecne polityka
|wewnerzna - polityka bardzo silnej reki - majaca
sWe zrodfo jakes przesadzonej obawie przed nspi-
rowanym rzekomo przez zagrance kontrrewoluc jnymi
atakam terroru, Wywiera, jasna, niemay wp}yw
r6Wniez ma sowiecka poltyke zagraniczna. Me moze
ulegac najmniejszej watpwosci re stale wzmagajaca
Isle fala terroru stosowanego przez boszewk6w wobec
kazdego, kto oczach ich uchodzi "a wroga komuni-
zmu Wpfywa bardzo ujemnie pozycje sowiet6w ma
arenie miedzynarodowej, kierownicy sowieckej po-
lityki zagranicznej welkemi musza walczyc trudno-
scam chcac utrzymac dotychczasowy kurs polityczny
ZSSR ma terenie miedzynarodowym.
Opinja europejska }udzia sic nadzeja ze Czcze-
rln ktory lepej, nz ktokolwek nny m6gf sic co do
sfusznosci powyzszej tezy przekonac, nezwoczne DO
swym powrocie do Rosj sk}oni Rad sowieck do zane
chanla szkodwego terroru Rozumowanie takie by}o
re zapewnie logiczne nestety jednak wszyscy kt6
rzy Cd lnterWencji Cziczerna oczekiwal jakichkowe
pozytyWnych przedmocie tym wynik6w, pope}nial
ten zasadniczy bad re poprostu przecenal wpyw So
Wlecklego komlsarza spraw zarganicznych polity-
ce wewnetrznej sowietow. Twerdz}o sie r6wnez w
prase europeskej re polityka zagranczna un; sowie
ckej uegnie powroce Cziczerna zasadniczej zmia-
nie ktora przedewszystkiem ujawni sic porzuceniu
dotychczasowej orentacji wschodnie zastapieniu lei
orJentacJa zachodnia. TWerdzena ME odpowadaja je-
dnak take bynajmnej rzeczywstosci Przeciez Czicze
rim jest wascwym tw6rca potyki wschodniej so
wletow, jako TAXI, jest r6wniez jej gorwym propa
gatorem Jego koncepcja azjatcka, poegaaca ma stwo
rzenu utrzymaniu .jak najepszego stosunku do wszy
stkch azjatyckich sasiadow Rosji sowieckie poityk
zagranlcznej. A ponewaz koncepcja ia ostrzem SWIM
skerowana jest pierwsze lnji przeciwko Angl prze
to chwi obecne kiedy konfkt rosyjsko angelski ma
nowo rozgorza} Rad sowieck byna mneij zmiane do
tychczasowego kursu swej polityk zagrancznej ME
moze bye zainteresowany Pr6cz tego poityka aziaty
cka soWletoW bynajmnie ME wyklucza oreintac ME
mieckej, lub francuskie moze jedynie uchodzic "a
przeszkode zblizenu do Wioch, uchodzacych W O.
zach bolszewk6w najlepszego sojusznika Angi
stosunek sowietow do Niemiec jest og6nie many Jest
to stosunek bardzo serdeczny zmerzaacy sysematycz
ME DO stWorzenia trwa}e przyjazni Ola nastroj6w
panujacych obecnie Nemczech, wielce charaktery-s
The border vidette., 1927-03-05
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court ofSanta
Cruz County. State of Arizona.
Mercedes Paroles Morales,
plaintiff, vs.. Vicente Morales,
defendant.
Action brought in tne Superior
Court of Sauta Cruz county,
State of Arizona, and the com.
plant filed in the said county of
Santa Cruz in the Office of the
clerk of the said Superior Court.
In the name of the State of
Arizona to Vicente Morales de
fendant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff in the Su
perior court of Santa Cruz coun.
ty, State of Arizona, and answer
the complaint therein filed with
the Clerk of this said court, at
Nogales, in said county, within
twenty days after the service
upon you of this summons, If
served in this said county, or in
all other cases within thirty days
thereafter, the times above men
toned being exclusive on the day
of service; or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county, State of Arizona,
this 3rd day of November, 1926.
Seal ROBERT E. LEE.
Clerk of the said Superior Court.
11-6-4t.
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NOTICE OF LEASING CITY PROPERTY

NOTICE is hereby given. that
on or after 30 days hereof, the
City of Nogales, Arizona. will
entertain private bids for the
leasing by the City of Nogales,
for the period of 25 years, the
following described real estate,
belonging to the Cityof Nogales,
to wit;
Lots 1926 and 127 of the west
ern subdivision of the townsite
of Nogales, Arizona.
Any person desiring to make
a bid for the leasing of said pro
perty, may file the same at any
time after 30 days from the date
hereof, with the City Clerk, and
the Board of Alderman reserves
the right to reject any and all
bids submitted for the leasing of
said property.
BY order of the Board of
Alderman.
PHIL HEROLD,
2 1885, City Clerk.
The border vidette., 1927-03-05

largest volcanoes in the region.
The largest of these, be states,
is a mile deep and four miles
across, which exceeds the larg
est volcanic crater found by Mr..
Hornaday and his party when
they visited there in 1907.
While all Of the hundred crat
ers are extinct now, they pre-
sent a novel attractive scenic
point of lpterets. Mr.. Tinker
first visited the region twenty
years ago, but it had been visit
ed before him by his father anc
his grandfather.
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from all the corporate debts Of the cor
poration of every kind and nature.

ARTICLE TX Ruby G. Barnes. hav-
ing been a bona tide resident OF NOga
les. Santa Cruz county, Arizona. for
the last three years ia hereby appoint
ed and made the lawful agent for and
in behalf of this corporation in and for
the State of Arizona. to accept and &c.
knowledge service of. and upon whom
may be served. all necessary process or
processes in any action. snit or pro
ceeding that may be bad or brought,
against the said corporation IN any Of
the courts IT said State Of Arizona:
such service of process or notice, or the
acceptance thereof by her endorsed
thereon, to have the same force and
effect SIS If serves npon the PRECEDENT
and secretary Of tho company. This
The border vidette., 1927-03-05

FARROW CHIX-From Ari.
zona's largest and most modern
hatchery. January Oath thru
February delivery-White Leg.
horns $500, Barred Rocks and
Reds $500 in 100 lots. Post
Paid. Big catalog free. D. T..
FARROW CHICKERIES, Phoenix.
Arizona. 1-1-tf.
The border vidette., 1927-03-05
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA NEWS

University of Arizona (Tucson)
March 1.-The third session of
the summer school of the Uni
versity OF Arizona will be open
ia Tucson June 9 and close
August 26, DR.. Byron Cummings.
acting president, announced re-
Gently. The first term of the
summer session closes July 10
and the second terms opens July
18, the announcement states.
Professor j. w. Clarson, acting
dean of the college of Education,
is to be Director of the Summer
session. A circular listing the
courses to be offered in this ses
sion will be ready for distribu
tion in the near future. Director
Clarson said. It is expected that
the summer enrolment will far
excede the record for the last
year. and it is planned to offer
more work for the prospective
students.
Three more games were added
to the Wildcat baseball schedule
recently when word was receiv.
ed from the coach of the South
ern Branch of the University of
California ia Los Angeles stat
ing that his team would be will.
ing to come to Tucson for a
series April 21, % and %. The
Arizona season will probably be
opened by two game series
with the State Teachers College
here March "a and 25 With two
game return series in Tempe
April l and 2. The Denver
Bruins of the Western league
will meet the Wildcats in Tucson
April 5, 6, and z. The following
week the Arizona nine plays the
Occidental Tigers in Los An.
eeles. April II and 13. and the
Trojans of the University of
Southern California April Is and
Is. The series with the South.
ern Branch of the University of
California concludes the season
for Arizona unless other games
are arranged by the business
manager. Dinty Moore of Phoe
nix was re elected captain of the
team to succeed Don Flickenger,
who signed with the New Yam
KEGS.
Plans for the formal ordering
of the development program for
the campus and buildings OF the
University of Arizona we're
launched recently with the ap
pointment of standing Campus
Committee, headed by DR.. G. 7.
Vorhies. The personnel of the
committee was announced by DR..
Byron Cummings, acting presi
dent of the University. Accord.
ing to his statement the purpose
of the committee will be to unity
the development program of the
University and make recommen
dations to the board of regents
for the location of future build
ings. The committee will also
have charge of the landscaping
plan to be followed on the camp
as.
Registration figures for the
second semester of the Univer.
sity of Arizona show an increase
of 2.8% over the total enrolment
at the same time for the second
semester of last year, DR.. Frank,
lin Pashal, registrar,rece an
nounced. There are now 1900
students enrolled in the Univer
sity, the College of Letters, Arts
and Sciences leading the regis
traticn with 724 Students. The
registration for the second sem
ester shows a drop of 81 % over
the total enrolment for the
second semester, the registrar
said.
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ppointment may be revoked at any
lime by filing the appointment OF an.
'ther agent.
In Witness Whereof, We have here
unto set onr hands this the Goth day of
April 1925.
r. BARNES (SeaU
RUBY c. BARNES (SeaD
HARRY NARCOTIC (Se8l)
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STAYE OF ARIZONA,(
County OF Santa Cruz %

County OF Santa Cruz
The foregoing instrument was ac-.
knowled ged before me this oath day of
April, 1925. nv J. G. Barnes, Ruby G.
Barnes and Harry MarnOt'e.
ELBERT e.. THURMAN,
Notary Public.
Ny com mission expires May u, 1925.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-29
MANY WORKERS HELD IN JAIL
AS AMERICAN LEGION COMES
Charge POincare Government Plans More
Drastic Measures

PARIS, Aug 2S--WhiIe the frightened Poincare gov
eminent is doing everything in its power to counterfeit the
fury the French workers against the celebration for the
American Legion in Paris it is pursuing policy of ruthless
terrorism against all workers result of the Sacco and
Vanzett demonstrations here last week.
THOUSANDS HELD ON FAKE CHARGES
Orders to hunt down radical working men and their
leaders reentess have been issued the French secret
service by Albert Sarraut the minister of the interior
Hundreds of workers have been seized merely for the pos
session of weapons for having Identification papers which
the French police declare to be invalid Thousands of work
in the provinces being hunted out and arrested
charges of being foreign agitatOrs."
1t has been announced that the government is conem-
plating still drastic action against the workers in the
future The raids against the French workers part
of the campaign which is being conducted against the
leaders of the French Communist Party and its organ
PHumanite whose acting editor Valiant COuturier is now
threatened with Imprisonment charge of melting
riot during the recent SaccO and Vanze demonstrations
POLICE INFEST PARIS
The Communist Deputy, Marty, who is now serving
term solitary confinement deprived of all privileges for
alleged attempts to mutny among the soldiers will
also be prosecuted again under the new offensive
Police terrorism is visible the streets hundreds
of armed mounted and foot gendarmes patrol the boue
wards The United States embassy still heavily guarded
and every is being taken to prevent the flight
the American tourists from Paris which was threatened
after the first SaccO and Vanzetti PROFESSIONS
Special precautions being taken the stay of
the American Legion comfortable President Poncare has
announced that he will attend of the Legion cere-
monies aho he had originally planned be present only
at the official dinner of reception
group of officers important in the American Legion
headed by James Barton national adjuant, have laid
wreathe the of Frances unknown soldier as final
touch to the publication farce which followed the framed
dissertation by the Reds during the Sacco and Van
zetti demonstration
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-29
WORLD COMMUNIST SPOKESMEN
IDENOUNCE The BOSTON MURDER
Continued from Page onel

proletarian dictatorship abolish the capitalist die
tatOrshp and create real Communist Society"
Remele, representative of the German Communist
Party writes in the issue:
The heroic protest demonstrations general strikes
demonstrations resolutions and boycott against the
murderous capitalists in all proves that the In
ernatona prOetarat cannot continue longer participant
in the rapacous domination of imperialism The numerous
victims in different countries during the protest demon
STATIONS against the murder of Sacco and Vanzet prove
that the rulers of all capitalist countries feel their bond with
the executoners This should be new stimulus for revo
utOnary emancipation in the fight proletariat of all
countries"
FUNERAL NOT THE END
another article Maggie representative of the Italian
Communist Youth, writes:
"The bourgeosie is mistaken in imagining that every
thing will end with the funeral of Sacco and Vanzet These
two brave workers died revouonares and for the Revou
TONS sake The earth which received them be
cpated from the slavery of capitalism. The crime must
be revenged and the conduct must be tenacious
fight against bloody capitalism"
The powerful Revolutionary of protest and the
fight of the working in united front under the
leadership of the Communist Party against the murder
of tremendous significance according to Kabachev repre-
sentative of the Bulgarian Communist Party.
WORKERS WILL OPPOSE WAR ON u. S. S. R.
"This mighty revolutionary movement taking place in
all countries he writes proves that in impending i'm
perast and counterrevoluonary against the USSR
the international proletarat will fight united front for
the US.SR, and this will inevitably result in a-word
civil war for the overthrow of the capitalist regime
CALL FOR AMNESTY.
"The fascist bourgeoise of Bulgaria supported the
English and Italian mperasts and tens of thou
sands of victims among the Bulgarian and peasants
Even thousands of workers and are confined
in prison The international proetariat should raise it's
powerful voice for general amnesty for political prisoners
of all countries and cessation of the regime of white
terror"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-29
THE - RIFE
BY HENRY REICH, JR.

h brains of Bar oomo Vanze Nicola removed
and sent to Harvard Uniersty.-News iem.)
s. The State has had its vengeance They are dead
-s l Yet stay! One most CHASTITY act remains
Their bodies having slain, each comrades head
ss1s s They seize and ghoulike loot il of its brains
And send them up to Harvard where in pride
Sits bloody Lowell, gloating FER his prize
Not fit to wipe the shoes of those who died
Whose noble brains he takes to anaIyze,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-29
''SaccO and VanZetti Die

Above the giddy whteway chatter,
Above tough Bowery's vler clatter,
Above the concentrated patter-
Clamor too-of seething scatter
Drained New York, beneath it's
Gay, flaimboyant midnight sky,
Rose noisier, vender-cry,
Emphasized with gleefu caper:
"Sacco and Vanzett die
Get yer paper"
"Yea, they've killed EN-, sure electrokiled EN-!
Get yer paper-Sacco and Vanzetti die.
Here's yer paper, mister oh, say, mister:
Change? From measy dime? Holy blister!
He's bady-eagle- opinion twisterl :.
Sacco and Vanzett die
Get yer paper
That's the caperi
"Sacco and Vanzetti die ~
And kisl the sordd cry, qohich rends Mansahass sky
As nsidsight passes by, TOO tortured humans die
Get yer paper"-but one headline is enoughl
Why waste nckle on homicidal stuff?
Pitifu, shrewd venders' cry:
"Sacco and Vanzetti die
Get yer paper
Judicial attitudes had ruthless killed them
Legal-murder caper:
Read your paper
While Law-the Technical-had heartess wied them
Too ong-too long-deayed if righteous end
With Humanism toobelated Friend
Where modern Justice dared not even lend
An ear, it's oft-too oft-encumbered ewes
OF bandages-black statutes of the ancient Wise
Up to ultra brilliant skies
Pleasure whrls half-drunken cries.
While each raucous vender tries
His skill on passers by
"Sacco and Vanzett die
Get yer paper"
Read your paper-that's your caper--
Learn the reasons why, Sacco and Vanzetti die
With free unbandaged Justice might justly punish crime
MOI martyrs make OF criminals angels out of slime
And humanizing Honor would regard the work sublime
Not thrill the world with horror midnight passes by
When Saccos and Vanzetts may unjustly have to die
New York 1927. WILLIAM F. SAYNOR
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-08-29
BY JAY LOvESTONE.

THE mass pressure of the American
and European working classes on
ly could delay but not paralyze the
hands of the Massachusetts murder
ers. If only the American proletariat
were more powerful, Sacco and Van
zetti would be alive today.
1t would be foolhardy to consider
the Sacco and Vanzetti case only as
an incident involving the lives of two
workers. The issues are far deeper.
The fight has been not of individuals
against the judges or a governor.
The Sacco-Vanzetti campaign has
been fight of class against class.
1t has symbolized with painful clarity
the methods, the ruthlessness, the en-
ergy, the determination with which
our capitalist class is fighting the
workers.
The courts, the executives, the
press, the church, the labor lieuten-
ants of Imperialism, every wheel and
rod of the whole governmental ma
chinery of oppression have been
thrown into widest motion against
two workers because they were enc
mics of the capitalist class. Due to
the fact that the agitation aroused
over this case in time developed is
sues of deep-going, fundamental class
relations, even such liberal bour-
geois as Borah, Holmes, and Brandeis
lined up with the state-paid killers.
When it is a question Of the last re-
sort of the capitalist class as class
against the proletariat as a class, then
the Electromagnetic, under manifold
pretenses and covered by barren
phrases, dseert the enemies of the big
bourgeoisie and line up with the big
gest capitalists against the exploited
masses and their champions.
WHAT is the lesson Of it all?
!" We must build a monument to
the memories Of Sacco and Vanzetti.
1t must not be a memorial of stone.
1t must not be a lifeless tribute to
valiant fighters of the proletariat.
The revolutionary class struggle is
the best and most fitting monument
to the martyrs. A powerful revolu-
tionary movement is the monument
we must build to Sacco and Vanzetti.
Let us translate our plan into more
specific steps. What can and must
the American workers do to make ii
impossible for further murders of
by exploiters, by the capt.
talist judges, governors, Legislators
and wardens?