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IMPROVED PRODUCTS

Improved processing of American
growing crops will play an important part
in providing substitutes for certain pro-
ducts heretofore imported, but which are
now difficult to obtain because of the war,
according to recent writer in the Farm
Journal. Among such developments noted
is new process for cracking" soybean oil,
to make it better adaptable to industrial
uses.
Many products i'm the industrial field
are now manufactured in whole or in part
from soybeans and the list is being rapidly
expended However, the enormous increase
in the American soybean crop which has
been witnessed during recent years is due
principally Co the growing use of soybean
oil meal in feeds for All kinds of livestock
and poultry
In fact. about % Ger cent Of this meal
goes into feeds. while probably s5 per cent
of the oil extracted from the beans finds its
way into various edible products Predic-
tions of recent years that the soybean is
destined to rise to great heights as a cash
crop OF the American farmer are being full
filled. thereby adding to the resources of
the nation.
Agricultural authorities point out that
the use of soybean oil meal as protein IN
gfediant OF feeds for meat animals has
proved TO be an important factor in enabling
stock raisers 10 improve the quality Of meat
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THE LOWDOWN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

Time kinda tempers things.
Maybe you were a Democrat SO
years ago and didn't think that
Cal Coolidge, as Governor of
Mass, was SO much. But today,
Democrat or Republican, you
would like to see some old-fash-
toned Coolidge common sense and
back bone come back into OPP
Grafton. Like when he tell 'em
there in Boston who was who and
what was what, when they were
proposing a policernan's walk
out. They didn't walk out.
You take these present-day
wildcat strikes. We been trying
to cure them by social science
and psychology versus hay
maker.
Mr.. Freud had some grand
ideas on velvety handling of your
offspring without an open door
to the woodshed. 1t was a fiz-
zle. You have maybe seen some
iof the youngsters brought up via
! the Freud doctrine. We been
| trying the same en- our sit-down-
ers.
Yours with the low Town,
10 SIERRA.
4
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THE KEY WEST CITIZEN

WILL always seek the truth and print it
without fear and without favor; never be
afraid to attack wrong or to applaud right;
always fight for progress; never be the or
gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique,
faction or class; always do its utmost for the
injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue,
commend good done by individual or organ
ization; tolerant of others rights, views and
opinions; print only news that will elevate
and moi contaminate the reader; never COM
promise with principle
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1t has been often stated that Hitler
was blinded by gas during the World War,
but New York physician recently stated
that he was told in 1885 by one of the great
est medical men in the Reich that in 1882
he had himself investigated Hitler's official
medical war record. 1t consisted of one
hospital admission: Diagnosis "Hysterical
amhloyopia". which means blindness due
to hysterieal fear-reaction. If ever the
fortunes Of war 60 against him. Hitler win
collapse quickly He is not an uphill fight
en-, and viii give up as soon as the score is
not III his favor
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LIE G A L S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY.
No. --5SI
EVELYN ASSELTA McNAUGHTON,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIV c f
HENRY BLISS McNAUGHToN,
Defendant.
ORDER REQUIRING DEFENDANT
TO APPEAR
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA.
1T appearing from the affidavit of
Evelyn Asselta McNaughton, the
plaintiff herein, that the defendant
Henry Bliss McNaughton is over the
age of Fl years and that there is no
person in the State of Florida, the
service of subpoena upon whom
would bind the said defer dant, and
that the said defendant E.Gnry Bliss
AleNaughton is a resident of a State
, or country other than the State of
Florida and that the residence of
said defendant as particularly as Is
known to the plaintiff is 1882 Circle
Drive, Whitefish Bay, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, it is. therefore,
ORDERED that the said Henry
Bliss McNaughton. defendant in the
above styled cause be, and appear
before the Circuit Court of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida.
i in and for Monroe County, in Cham
Gerry at Key West, Florida. on the
| 7th day OF July, A. D., 1871. and APP
pear TO the plaintiffs bill Of COM
plant in default of which decree
/ pro confesso win be entered against
1 said defendant.
Plaintiff seeks a decree of divorce
and other relief.
! IT is further ORDERED that this
order be published once week for
| four consecutive weeks in The Key
/ West Citizen, newspaper published
| in Key West, Monroe County. Flor
j ida.
| DONE AND ORDERED this 31st
day of May. A. D., 1871.
/ (SEAL) Ross G Sawyer
ClerK of the Circuit Court, Monroe
County, Florida.
BY CSd.l Anita nj. Salgado.
Deputy Clerk
/ june2-9-16-2 3-S0, 1871
Subscribe TO The Citizen zoe
weekly,
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Far-reaching changes have been pro-
posed FOR Britain's diplomatic service which
win rebound to her credit and political
strength. Hitherto social standing and
private wealth have been preferred before
ability and merit now Anthony Eden. for
eign secretary, promises that the entry into
foreign service will be revised so as to make
il amore representative and more open to
men without means. The United States.
Too, could improve its diplomatic service if
il ceased appointing men, who have con-
triButed literally to the treasures OF win
nfEe parties is their chief qualification.
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The European situation is getting more
complex every day Now Finland, which
we aided, is going to fight for Germany, our
enemy, and against Russia, now our
"seoundrel' friend. We.can see better now
that we should stay out Of this European
mess win the one exception to continue our
aid to England to the fullest as matter of
self-protection.
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Today's Horoscope

If today's nature is carefully
trained, there is the making of
worthy person, if the DISPOSE
ton is not given over to license.
In this latter case, it leads to do
nestle unhappiness. Guard care
fully against any desire to break
away from a perfectly straight
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RECREATION

More than one hundred theatres
are now under construction and
165 additional theatres will be
built to provide entertainment for
soldiers. Service clubs are being
built at reservations with large
troop concentrations and gymna-
Sums and athletics fields and
other sports facilities will be pro-
vided for all corps areas.
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SON TO BARoDIs

Announcement has been made
CT the birth of a son on Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Barodi
at Miami. The new arrival has
been given the name of William
Edward.
Mrs Barodi was formerly Miss
Rose Camera, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William C. Camera Of
this city.
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DEATH IN JULY

Predicting the greatest Fourth of July
traffic jam in history-with the biggest
holiday traffic toll of dead and injured
the National Safety Council has prepared
bulletin urging the nations drivers to make
this holiday a safe one.
More money in the workers payrolls,
more automobiles, and more incentive to
take a Fourth of July holiday this year will
contribute to highway jam of 100000
vehicles, the council predicts.
Take it easy on the Fourth the bull
letin advises, "be alive on the Fifth.
Here is what last July cost:
Killed-98O0.
Injured-900000.
Cost-$3OO, 100000
That was July, 1910! At the devastating pace
of IS people killed every hour, July swept through
the United States like hurricane.
Every year accidents mount to a staggering
total in July Over the past five year, Julys acct
dent losses have been "a per cent higher than that
of the average month.
Every IL days of the average July many
Americans are killed by accidents as lost their
lives in the Revolutionary war;
Approximately one of every $50 persons is in
jured by accident in July.
Two of the important reasons for July's heavy
slaughter are the independence day celebration
and HEAT.
The cost of Americas traffic during the month
If July last year-including holiday trips and
everyday driving-was 2,790 lives.
Public accidents, other than motor vehicles
reach the years peak in July For 1910, this meant
$500 deaths and about 100000 injuries The July
totals were more than twice as great as those of
any winter month
In the latest year for which complete figures
are available July topped every other month of the
year for lives lost by drowning, excessive heat,
electric shock, lightning and food poisoning 1t
bowed only to January in the matter of deaths
from falls.
When the thermometer SkyrocketS as 1T did in
1886 and 1884, from 1000 to 5000 more people die
of the heat during the month of July than in the
average July.
One-fifth of all drownings occur in July. Most
of these happen at beaches where is supervision
In July an average of rs people are killed
every day of the month by falls-in the home, at
work and in the street
Another factor which contributes to Julys
high accident rate is fireworks Despite widespread
legislation, many small children continue to stage
private fireworks displays with disastrous results
July's usually clear weather is safety pana-
to motorists. Four out of five accidents occur
when the weather is clear and the pavement dry.
Will July l941, leave equally bloody trail
behind2 The answer depends on whether not we.
the individual citizens, are willing to take the
simple precautions which will stop this national
disaster
IMPROVED PRODUCTS
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Till 7:30 p. m, Tuesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday;
scattered thundershowers Tues
day afternoon.
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Tuesday with afternoon
thundershowers.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Moderate variable
winds, mostly southeast over
south portion, and partly cloudy
weather tonight and Tuesday
with a few widely scattered
showers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-30

The way to reform the world is by set
ting 4 good example in good works; this is
more important than making small contri-
buttons to worthy causes for effect.
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

/ Water and Sewerage
2. More Hotels and Apartments.
3. Beach and Bathing Pavilion,
4. Airports-Land and Sea.
s. Consolidation If County and City Gov
crnments
8 A Modern CITY Hospital
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Magnesium is about one third
as heavy as aluminium.
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ORDER ron PUBLICATION

RICHARD Is. DeFAY,
Defendant.
ORDER ron PUBLICATION
To: Richard II, DeFay,
Residence Unknown.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORBERED
AND DIRECTED To he and appear
Co the Plaintlffs Bill OF Complaint
herein. on the 18th day of August,
1871. at the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court in the City of Key
West, Monroe County, Florida. 9TH
erwise a decree pro confesso will
be entered against you.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
this order for publication be pub
lished before said date, once each
week for four consecutive weeks in
The Key West Citizen, a newspaper
published in Monroe County, Flor
ida.
Dated this 21st day Of June.
A. u. 1871
(circiut Court Seal)
Ross C Sawyer,
Clerk of the Circuit Court in and
for Monroe County, Florida.
BY: lSd.)
FLORENCE f. SAWYER,
Deputy Clerk.
jun23-30; jly7-14-2i-1941
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FOR SALE-8-cylinder Terra
plane engine, ideal for boat or
pump. Gray's Fishery, 0ius.
jun27-lwk
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path in life, for such impulses are
easily intensified.
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Today's Birthdays

Prof Louise Pound of the Uni
versity of Nebraska. teacher of
English, born in Lincoln, Nebr,,
SO years ago.
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ron RENT

ROOM FOR RENT. COG GrinnelI
street. jun30-2t
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A question often heard and never an
swered Why does the United States go on
selling oil to Japan?"
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Trade in Key West and help develop
business in your own area so that prosper
ity will remain here for longer time.
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FOURTEEN FIT. SAILBOAT.
Fully equipped. 500. James II.
Pinder. 1917 Petronia Street.
jan3-s
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TRAILERs. Apply sTomnie's
Skating Palace. jun23-tf
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Mrs. Evelyn R. Nicholson of
Mt. Vernon, Ia, president, the
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Soc OF the Methodist Church,
born in Jackson, Mimi, So years
ago.
Glenda Farrell, actress, born
in Enid, Okla, 81 years ago.
Prof. Harold j. Laski of the
Univ. OF London, famed English
political scientist, born 48 years
ago.
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ATTRACTIVE TWIN BED
ROOM, private home, central
~ located. Gentlemen 408.
William Street. iun28-iwkx'
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ELECTRIC FANS. 81 up; blow
ers, drinking fountains and
Coca Cola boxes. Gray's Fish
cry, Oius. Open Sunday.
hIn27 iwk
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FOURTEEN FIT. oUTRoARD
MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped
and one johnson Cupboard mo-
tor, 4 hip. $50. James II
Pinder, 1917 Petronia Street.
jan3-s
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Mrs. Florence S. Kerr, assist
ant Works Progress Commission
er, Washington, born in Harri-
man, Tenn, 81 years ago.
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ILLINGWoRTH MUSIC STUDIO
Mr.. and Mrs. Haydn Hlingworth
EUROPEAN TRAINING
Specialized Summer Instruction
Piano. Theory, Band and
Orchestral Instruments
Piano Tuning
615 Elizabeth st. Phone lit
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
No. 1-593
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Walter Hampden, actor, borr
in New York, 81 years ago.
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Lssssss~ls9
PROFESSIONALS

LOUIS A. HARRIS
Attorney at Law
217 Duval st. Phone 254
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FOR SALE Baby Carriage, 5l4
Margaret street. jun23-tf
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TWO TIRES AND TUBES, COO
is in Al condition. Reasonable.
Apply 300 Ashe Street.
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THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 7:30 a. m,
18th Mer. Time (city office
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-13

moene produktivne snage, dok nj
je sredstva proizvodnje pojedina-
ca spojila u drustvena sredstva
proizvodnje, koja mogu upotreb-
ljavati samo mase ljudi. Ma mes
to kolovrta "a predivo, rucnog
razboja, kovackog cekica, dosla je
masina "a prelo, mehanicki raz-
boj, parni cekic; ma mesto usam-
ljenih pojedinacnih radionica, po-
javila Sc fabrika uz sudelovanje
stotinama i hiljadama radnih sna-
ga. A kao god sredstva proizvod-
ME, tako Sc sama proizvodnja
pretvorila il MIA pojedinacnih
radova u niz drustvenih radova,
proizvodi, il proizvoda pojedi-
naca proizvode drustvene. Pre-
dja, tkivo, metalna roba, koja sa-
da IL fabrika izlazase, bill su "a
jednieka svojina mnogih radnika,
kroz cije su ruke oni redom mo-
rail- proci, pre- no sto su izradje-
nj bill. Nijedan poiedinac nije
mogao q NINA kazati: ITO sam ia
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-13
zradio; to je moi proizvod'."

izradio; to je moi proizvod'."
Ovde nam Engels veil, kako Sc
nekadanja sitna sredstva proiz-
vodnje prometnuse u ogromna
drustvena sredstva proizvodnje,
licni radovi, u drustvene radove,
a proizvodi lienog rada gu pro-
izvode drustvene."
A sada obratite veliku paznju
ma sledece Engelsove izvode:
"No drustvena sredstva proiz-
vodnje proizvodi prolazili su kao
i predje pri sitnoj proizvodnji.
Kao god sto je dotle vlasnik ala
ia "a rad prisvajao sebi proizvod,
jer je njegova sopstvenost i bila
- retko kad uz pomoc drugih -
tako je sad produzio vlasnik da
prisvaja sebi proizvode, premda
sad oni nisu bill produkat njego-
vog sopstvenog rada, vec iskljuci-
vo proizvod rada drugih. Prema
tome, sada drustveno proizvedeni
espapi ne behu prisvajani cd o.
nih, koji III faktieki proizvodise,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-13

nego cd kapitalista. Sredstva pro-
izvodnje sama proizvodnja pos
tadose bitnosti drustveni; pa
ipak, oni behu poteinjeni takvom
obliku prisvajanja koji pretpos-
tavlja licnu proizvodnju poJedl-
naca, pod kojom je proizvodJac
posedovao donosio svoje prolz-
vode ma pijacu. Nov nacin proiz-
vodnje estate potcinjen .starem
obliku prisvajanja, premda on u
kida uslove, ma kojima poslednji
pocivase.
"U ovoj protivreenosti, koja da-
ie novom nacinu proizvodnje svoJ
kapitalisticki karakter, viri u Ia
metku .citav sukob .nasih dana.
u koliko je wise sadanji nacin
proizvodnje dobijao prevagu svl-
ma plavnim poljima industrije i
Il svima ekonomski nerazvijenim
zemljama, te time sitnu proizvod-
min potiskivao ma nekoliko nez-
natnih grana rada, u toliko sc
ostriie isticala i nesaglasnost IL
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JEDNA PARTIJA KAPITALI-
ZAM; DIVE PARTIJE
1STO ZLO.
(Nastavak sa 2. strane.)

liticka masna koja nije nj republikanska nj de-
mokratska, ali je po odobrenju Predsednika
Roosevelta, kao sto sa gradom New Yorkom VIA
da La Guardi-eva masina, tamo Sc nasoj par
tiji oduzimlje pravo da Sc pojavi glasovnic
kao sto Sc tamo mama desilo proslh gradskih
izbora. Pitamo republikance, pitamo demokra
te pitamo fjuzioniste zasto Sc mama zabra-
njuje da Sc pojavimo ma izbornoj listi da b
glasaci dobili priliku da "a nase kandidate
glasaju, oni nam daju jednorodne "razloge"
ina osnovu tehnickih gresaka" oko kupljenja
hiljaditih imena ma petcijama! Takv su "iz-
govori' neiscrpni jer su fantasticni - lazni
Ali preko svega toga mi jos uzivamo pravo
da otvoreno sirimo revolucionarno slovo oslo
bodjenja radnicke klase owe zemlje Svi znaci
govore da kapitalizam ella sve wise da unistava
ova mukom stecena polticka prava, zbog toga
je nalozno da sve nase sile upregnemo prav-
Gu predobijanja radnika "a obaranje kaptaliz-
ma
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medju drustvene proizvodnje ka
pitalistiSkog prisvajanja." -.

pltallstlckOg prlSVaJanJa. ..-- :.
Ovde nam Engels kaze: da da-
mas sredstva "a proizvodnju ina
iu drustveni karakter; da je da-
nasnji rad - drustveni rad; da
su proizvodi - proizvodi drustve-
nog rada, ali da su oni podvrgnu-
ii licnom iii kapitalistickom pri-
svajanju. To je velika ekonomska
protivrecnost. Ona je posledica
liSne iii ..kapitalisticke svojine
mad sredstvima "a proizvodnju,
koja imaju drustveni karakter.
Kako da Sc ova protivreenost
resi-? Engels odgovara:
"Same proizvodne sile sa sve
vecom odlucnoscu traze, da Sc u
nisti postojeca protivreenost; da
Sc oslobode svojih kapitalistiekih
SvOJstava; da Sc faktlcK1 prlZna
njihov karakter kaO drustvenih
prOiZvOdnih sila.'
Drugim recima: sama sredstva
"a proizvodnju neodlozno traze,
da Sc unisti privatna svojina j
uspostavi drustvena svojina mad
NINA. Sistem privatne svojine
danas je pretesan "a njihovu slo-
bodnu igru. To svedoce ekonom-
ske krize i zavojevacki ratovi,
sa strahovitim posledicama svo-
Jim.
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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1nteresantno je posmatrati neke po-
krete koji su Sc prsa udarali da su vrlo "cr-
veni," kako su sada otvoreno stupili u redove
reakcije i otvoreno joj pomazu da sto wise
smete mozak radncke kase "Komunisti" O.
drzavaju sastanke, kao sto jedan takav
Kleveandu odrzali, traze otvoreno da ova
zemlja stupi krvoprolice, pod izgovorm da
Sc porazi Hitler A sami clanovi plutokratiJe,
nekada priznaju da stupanje rat "a stanovnl-
stvo owe zemlje znaei gubtak svih mukom
stecenh slobostina. Drugim recima, rat znaci
diktaturu, dktatura znaci nacizam domace
vrste, koj Sc sustini nj malo ne razlikuje
cd stranog Hiterovog nacizma Tako ii vrlo
"crveni" "komunisti" propagiraju ulazak u
nacizam putem ogromnog krvoprolica, naravno,
pod izgovorom da Sc "obori" nacizam!
Tako vidimo da citav burzoaski liberali-
stoji uporono uz stranu plutokratizma
pomaze mu da gura kola progresa sve dublje
neizmerno dubokom glibu. l, kao sto pref
hodno spomenusmo, radnicka klasa stoji ne
odredjeno, zavedena i smucena.
No, ma koliko da je zbunjena nasa klasa,
ona nikada svesno nece poduprati nikoJi re-
akcionarni pokret. Sada nam postaje jasniie pi-
tanje: Zasto "demokratska" burzoazija govori
ime progresa i civilizacje?
Premda je mnogo lakse padati, lei u done
niz brdo, nego Sc ma vrhu uz burdo penjati,
covecanstvo kao celina mrzi pad, vracanje una
trag reakciu Da ovo nije nepobitna ci-
njenica zaista Sc mi ne bi nj jednu dlaku po-
makl cd primtivnog stanja u kojem Sc nala-
zio pracovek iii coveko- ma jmun. Kao sto je bio
slucaj sa covecanstvom proslosti, tako i d.
nasnja radni6ka klasa mrzi padanje. Ona is
kreno tezi napredku. Padanje iii vracanje una
zad, reakcija, znaci "a nju vecu mizeriju, cr
ME ropstvo. Ona to instinktvno oseea i zbog
toga nikada ciljno nece sledovat reakciju.
Zbog toga "demokratiie" zavode izrabljene
radnike ime "napredka' "civilizacije," a
nacisticke zemlje ime "kulture" "bolje'
sveta.
Sretni Sc osecamo mi klasnosvesni clano-
vi radnicke klase kada smo sigurni da nasa
klasa mrzi reakciju, jer ia cinjenica pojaeava
nasu radnicku klasu. Bee pitanja kako
Je ona sada zavedena i zbog toga zbunjena,
elm vid da je burzoazija vod IL regres pod
laznim velom "napredka' "civilizacije," ona
ce uraditi bas ono sto mi cd ME oGekujemo:
organizovati sc po ucenju Socijalisticke Rad
nicke Partije smesta oboriti kapitalizam
Buduci da radnickoj klasi- fail ~samo klas-
ma svest bez koje nije stanju izvuci kola ma
predka il gliba sama logika nalaze da je cd
neopsivo neophodne potrebe da Sc napred gu
raju revoluconarna kola S. L. P