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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13

On motion made and carried, tho
bid of the Wheeler Lumber Bridge and
Supply Co. for 1900 snow fence posts
be accepted at $4132.50 and the bid
20 ton No. 1917 Galvanized snow renee
wire for S156S.OO be accepted, wire 10
be shipped to Markville by April ISL,
1911 aro posts to be shipped to FINE
CITY by September 1st, 194l.
Mr.. Gebhardt offered the 1oliowiho
resolution and moved It's adoptioh
RESOLVED, That that certain o'a"o
Aid Road described as
Commencing at point on or near
the SW corner of Section z, T. AZ, Il; Is
thence in an easterly direction as
tance of eight miles to point on Or
near the Sc corner OF Section g. L. a.
r. II and there terminating
he and the same is hereby vacated:
Vote being taken. there were i've
yeas and no nays, 50 the resolution
was adopted. ro;,
resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLVED, That the following de-
scribed road
Commencing at point on or near
the SW corner of Section z, I. AZ, X; 10
thence in an eaSterly direction as
tance of eight miles to point on OF
near the Sc corner Of Section o. L. a.
r. II and there term 91n,In.n gs,d Road.
Vote being taken, there were i've
veas and no nays, so the resolution
was adopted.
resolution was unanimously adop-
ted favoring a law returning 10 tne
counties $500 per car out OF the au'''
mobile tax. aoo.
ted approving H. F. No. 1863 and ;. r.
"a Five County Commissioners on thc
Welfare Board.
The County Auditor was instructei
TO advertise for bids for all cuIvereS
for. county use during the seas'h u
1871. ;..ro+a5
~ advertise for gravel and shovel ana
grading work for the season OF !S4I.
Mr.. Christensen offered the foiiow-
ing resolution and moyec its adopt, o;ai
Resolved, that we request speclal
allotment of $11 $4,000 from gas tax
for work on road designated as n
County Aid Road described as
Commencing at point on or near
the SW corner of Section Z, T. AZ, X; 10
thence in an easterly direction dis
near the Sc corner of Section 8, T. AZ.
r. IL and there terminating
The following applications for settle
nent and abatement OF taxes were IA
vorably recommended to the Depart
ii'e Com m Methodist Church, Brook
Park. Lots % & "A, Blk, 4, Fairview
Addition Taxes Cancelled:
VIM. e. Olson. S1a of SEA, 36-45-1s
allowed at $500.
Jesse Ttlsy: swA of SEA. 1s-41-17.
allowed at 5000
Randina Thompson, E. So #. of Lot
4. Blk. 4, Village of Willow River. al"
lowed at $500.
Maenus Soderbeck. NE of NWh.
sWH Of NWA & WIZ Of SWA Of sec
6. twp. SO, range 10 and sen Of SEA
of sec. 1890, allowed at $1,000.
Fredolin Martinez, Ell Of NWA &
NEA of SWA of 18-44-17, allowed at
Ernest Chalupnik, NEH of SEA. Ela
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13
One of Smallest Islands

Kingman Reef, one Of the small
est islands in the Pacific, is a strip
of sand rising scarcely three feet
above high water, and only ninety
feet wide and 120 feet long. 1t is ap-
proximately LOO miles southwest
Of Honolulu, and is part of the
territory of Hawaii. The strip tops
a coral reef which incloses shell
tered lagoon.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13
India Elephants Not Bred

In India elephants are used for
hauling and big game hunting. De.
spite popular belief, they are not
bred. It's cheaper to capture wild
adult, which is easily trained. The
African elephant, on the other hand,
is untamable. His ivory tusks are
his only assets to man.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13

list Of the real estate remaining delinquent the
first Monday in January, 1871 shall be published,
The question being or the adoption of the resou-
ton and the roll being called, there were 5 yeas.
and no nays, as follows
&C. A. Pearson, Yea
w. q. AuSmuS, Yea
Magnus Christensen, Yea
Hollis Ladd Yea
Harry Gebhardt, Yea
and so the resolution was adopted this 7th day OF
January, 1941.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF PINE)ss.
do hereby certify that 1 have compared the fore
going resolution with the original as the same APP
pears on file in said County Auditors Office, at
the Court House in said Pine County Minnesota. and
In Testimony Whereof. have hereupto set my
hand and official seal of County at the Village
Of Pine City. this % day of January A. D. 1871.
]. E. THERRIEN
County Auditor
County Auditors SeaD
STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF PINE)ss
NINETEENTH JUDIc1AL b1STRICT
J. E. Therrien, being by first duly sworn, de-
poses and says that he is the County Auditor of
County of Pine and that he has examined the fore
the same is correct list of taxes delinquent for
the year 1889. upon real estate in said County.
]. E. THERRIEN
County Auditors SeaD
Subscribed and to before me this 29th dav
of January A. D. 1941 '0 ''''' -''" Wy
WILLIAM MISTA
(Dlstrct Court SeaD Clerk of the District Court
Pine County, Minnesota
WILLIAM MISTA
Clerk of the District Court
Pine County, Minnesota
District Court SeaD
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13

BRIDGE SUPPLY CO.
1000 g. 2755 Each
PAPER, COMPANY
x SS Snow Fence POs g. SaSs Each Each salssS
Without Clamps
CALMENsON
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13

E. R. ziegler. Twp. of Brook Park
allowed at $1S6.
Frank Falta. Twp. of Pokegama. al.
lowed at $4S.
Elmer E. Holznagsl; Village OF
John Fcr asngeo Twp f. Of Dosey. ali
lowed at $121.
Tony Fornengo. Twp. of Dosey. al.
lowed at SOS.
Mrs. Louise Doty. Finlayson Village.
allowed at SIT.
at vi si4o D. Jones' Crosby Twp allowed
H. T: Kroning. Village of Sandstone
Thomas 9; Myhre. Twp of Dosey, al.
lowed at Silt:
,ox Lloyd d. f s3ef Twp. of Keene, al
The following applications were laid
over:
Gunda Olson, Personal Property.
Mrs. Grant Gault, Personal Property.
The following applications were or.
consideration:
Gunnard Langstrom. NW14 of NWh
of 1926.
Walter Folsom, Lot 5, 25-41-21.
Ludwig .Alzant. SEA Of NEA & Ell
of SEA of 25-44-19
30 & SWA of SWA Of sec. 19-41-17.
Frank j. Urman, SEA of SEA Of
1892.
Hildur 1. Alters. NEA of Nw4 Of
sec. 1920.
Rose Lundell, Personal Property
Village of Sandstone.
Rebecca Mae Peterson, NWA of SELL
Sc of SEA of 19-14-2O.
The following applications were re-
jected:
Anna M. Brennan, acres of Lot 6
Twp. 43. range q.
Joseph Liska, SEA of NW14 & SWA
of NE4 of 36-45-21.
Curtiss Candy Company, Personal
Property, Twp. of Hinckley.
The following bills were audited and
ordered paid:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13

NOTE: ALL PERSONS PAYING TAXES IN THIS
LIST MUST REMIT 3Oc ON EACH DESCRIPTION IN
ADDITION TO THE AMOUNT GIVEN ABOVE TO
PAY CLERKS FEES AND COST OF ADyERTIS-
ING.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13
REVENUE FUND
Miller-Davis Company.

REVENUE FUND
Miller-Davis Company,
supplies, bills ....S 26. 2s
Poucher Printing & Lithograph-
ing Co., assessment books &
other supplies, bills ...... 649.S7
Japs-Olson Co.. supplies.
bills observation-disclosures. 91.43
The Fritz-Cross Co., sup
plies. 3 bills ............ 203. 20
Jones & Kroeger Co.,
supplies, bills .. 1917
Free Press Company, sup
plies. bills ............ 3.95
Curtiss 1000, Inc, supplies 24.35
F'arnham Stationery & School
Supply Co., supplies ....... $50
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co.. supplies, 3 bills .... S.51
First National Insurance ''
Agency, premium on Judge
W., OF Probate bond :.......... 1852
Palmer Products. Inc,
supplies $50: .:...... 1928
Pine County Courier. Sup
plies and printing ...... 90. *
Pine Poker-Pioneer. printing,
p;a. bi1ls ;;:.........: 49,. 264.3o
American Publishing Co.,
A. p E. Gngstafson i.' expense: s.ss
as Co. Supt. ..... On eo
A. L. Arends, M. D. ''
Coroners fees ....... 70 Ok
DR.. w. T. Pearson, coroner's
fees, bills ......... 1880
w as sheriff s, 49,. $3.50
Walter Olson, labor at
courthouse ........ am
c. A. Pearson. mileage at WV
tending meeting ... 24o
w. G.. Ausmus, mileage
attending meeting and sign
ing warrants ... o,n
Magnus Christensen, mileage
attending meeting .... 5.co
Hollis Ladd, mileage WV
attending meeting On
Harry Gebhardt, mileage "'
attending meeting . qoo
FORFEITED TAX FUND
Poucher Printing & Litho-
graphing Co., supplies, 2 bills 32.3s
w. u. AuSmuS, appraising
tax forfeited land 9 5o
Magnus Christensen. apprais- 0'''
Harry Gebhardt, appraising -o
tax forfeited land 81 on
?, WELFARE FUND '0
II. Longstreet Taylor Founda-
ton, capitalization for
FRANCIS Ludwig. $12OO; TilIie
Erickson $500; Frank Rous.
ka $14.08; Mervin Stein
$16.S5; Esther Strandberg
$SS2O; Mrs. Grace O,ander
SI.OO; Mrs. Frances Finger
S39.2O; j. j., Uher $4,000.
Lakeside Memorial Hospital 'Z| 50
disqualification for Norman
Lunsman $500: Loretta Nav
Swedlund $500; Mrs. Duane
M Merriman 5000; orville
scofield $500. bills .' 100 5o
University Hospital, nursing
services for Mrs. Mary Berg
$4,000; registration fees and
laboratory for Elmer Harold
OFT $1.25: bd. & room for
Thomas Wood S7.25; Mrs.
Myrtle Wood $500: Gustaf
Anderson $500: Mrs. Mary
Babiarz $500: Mrs. Ida Bjork
$l.25: Ruth Bjork SIPS. An
ton Engh $500: John Profit
$500: Oscar Westrom s27. Is:
and John Wipf $500. 8 bills 96 25
care for Ruby Derby s51. 20:
Magnus Martell 5000; Jose,
phine Pranghoffer 5000;
Anselm Sironen $40. 20: Marv
Smith 5000; Joseph Uher
$25.o5; Caroline Wicklund
5000; and Anna Zuk 5000
O.LA Slh. "
Lake Julia Sanatorium care
of James B. Redding 434o
Sunshine Rest Home, care
OF Geo. Bissonette 1910
st. Luke's Hospital Assn.
, care for Mrs: Martha Gault 4o.sc
Healthwin Nursing Home.
board and care of Mrs. Bert
Tenqqist .;.;......:;...:-:.. $50
Nash Hospital. care for Helen
Schermann ................ 1906
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13

Commissioner Gebhardt offered the following reso-
luton and moved its adoption
Resolved: That The Pine Poker Pioneer be- and
is hereby designated by the County Board of Pine
county the newspaper in which the notice and
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-03-13

Year or Years
for which To-
the same tai
are Tax
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Coffee plants yield their first crop
In their fourth year as a general
rule.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Completion Of Large
Army Housing Units
By May IS Seen
Society Of Engineers
Hears of Problems in
Col. Styer's Talk

The "hurry- job of building a
billion dollars worth of housing for
more than a million new soldiers
was described to the Washington
Society of Engineers last night by
Col. Wilhelm D. Styer. executive
officer of the reorganized Construc-
ton Division, Quartermaster Corps.
Col Styer expressed the opinion
that most of the 1873 larger projects
throughout the country will be
completed by March Is and all by
May Is. He added, however, that
bitter cold in the North and heavy
rains in the South have thrown
many construction jobs behind
schedule.
The engineers, meeting at the
Cosmos Club, were told the Army
had housing facilities for only
100000 men last summer, and this
spring the Quartermaster Corps eX-
poets to have complete accommo-
dations for 1,400000,
Greater Problems Presented.
In many ways, Col. Styer said. the
program is more demanding than
that undertaken during the World
War. The larger cantonments will
have populations ranging from 25,000
to 10000 and over, he said, and will
be complete with all equipment for
the health, sanitation, amusement
and training of the troops.
The Washington office of the con-
struction division was reorganlzed
for the job and decentralized to
provide for semi-independent zone
construction headquarters in the
nine Army corps areas, the speaker
said. This has resulted in speed
up Of the program under men IA
miliar with the problems in their
particular areas.
Each zone area has its administra-
hon, engineering and operations
branches.
The Army engineers have bene-
dted from the aid. Col. Styer said,
of top-ranking civilian engineers
and architects. Despite the great
haste, he added, some time has been
found for the landscaping and beau
tifcation of the camps as stimulus
10 the morale of the citizen army.
Cites Humorous Incidents.
Col. Styer referred humohously to
eome of the incidents which oc-
Cured during the early, more hec-
tic days of the great building pro-
gram. Project engineers, he said,
we're required to send progress
reports accompanied by aerial pho
tographs of the cantonmentS under
construction. One engineer eX-
planned his hardness by the fact
that military authorities arrested
his photographer when the latter
landed an airplane with pictures of
the camp. The photographer was
Jailed and the Navy confscated
his plates on the ground he had
been taking unauthorized pictures
Of military base.
Col. Styer was presented to the
engineers by Morris Weschler. presi-
Gent of the society, who presided.
After his talk the Army con-
struction man answered many tech
nical questions from the floor as to
the details of contract letting, struc-
tural materials, purchasing meth
ods, etc.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Dinner, Thirteen Club, Willard
Hotel. $50 pm.
Meeting, Edmonds Post, American
Legion, Hamilton Hotel pm.
Meeting, Graphic Arts School,
Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Rea Chapter, D. A. ",
Hotel Mayflower, pm.
Meeting, National Capital Kennel
Club, Lafayette Hotel, 8 pm.
Board meeting, Soroptimist Club.
Willard Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Alpha Beta Phi Legal
Fraternity, Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
Convention, Business Paper Edi-
tors, Willard Hotel, all day.
Convention, National Committee
on Education and Defense, Hotel
MayfloWer, all day.
Meeting, International Association
Of Ice Cream Manufacturers, Hotel
Nayflower, all day.
Meeting, Rural Electrifcation Ad-
ministration, Lafayette Hotel, all
day.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Bituminous Coal Asso-
citation, Hamilton Hotel, 1000 am.
Luncheon, Metal Window Insti-
tute, Hamilton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, National Symphony
Orchestra Association, Carlton Hotel,
1890 pm.
Buffet luncheon, Manresa Retreat
League, Willard Hotel, 1890 pm.
Buffet luncheon, D. c. Bankers
Association, Willard Hotel, 12:45 p. m.
Luncheon, Business Paper Editors,
Willard Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting, National Rifle Associa-
ton, Hotel MayfloWer, 200 pm.
Meeting, American Women's
Leagnue, Hotel Mayflower, 200 pm.
Dance, Sigma Kappa Lambda,
Hamilton Hotel, 1000 pm.
Meeting, Christian Herald Asso-
citation. Hotel MayfoWer, all day
Meeting, Printers National Asso-
citation, Hotel Mayflower, all day.
Convention, National Committee
on Education and Defense, Hotel
Mayfower, all day.
Meeting, Rural Electrification Ad-
ministration, Lafayette Hotel, all
day.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-28

81 cd strah da &c je satrti buntov-
ma radnicka klasa ga ciljem da
spreduhitri Proletersku Revoluciju,
ona ma presto penje pusku j kun
dak sa svojeg gadnog varvarskog
lica skida masku civilizacije, to-
jest, varvarska kapitalisticka kla-
sa neopisivim nasilnim bezobraz-
Pluhom grob zakopova mukom i
borbom radnog naroda dobivena
.politicka prava. A ovo Sc desi u
Nemackoj, Italiji drugim mamie
vaznim kapitalistickim zemljama.
Tako vidimo da Sc nacizam iii hit
lerizam poradja u 'demokratiji" i
da je to kapitalisticckaa klasa, a
ne radnicka klasa, koja je oberus-
ke doeekala krvnike kao sto su Hit
Ter Mussolini.
Sada, kada smo doznali da je to
"demokratija" koja je rodila stra-
silo hitlerizma, kako sc moze i "a
misliti da postojece zapadne "de-
mokratije" vode idejnu borbu pro-
tivr necega sto su do JUICE odobra-
vale sto &c sutra same pokusa-
ii uspostaviti Gin osete da njihovi
fekeri nece biti u stanju da kontro-
lisu pobunjene radnike? Ono pro-
tiv cega Sc ova zemlja i Velika
Britannia bore nije ideja hitleriz-
ma, nego prvenstveno imperijalis-
ticka nvala Nemacke njenih sa-
veznika. Navale protiv cega? Pro-
tiv pijaca, kolonija sierra utica
ia "demokratskog" imperijalizma
Tako vidimo da Sc radnicka klasa
nema "a sto boriti ovom kapi-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-28
Marx O Sl0b0dnoj trgoViIli.

Cleveland, o. {

ne izdatke jedino cato da pobol]sa-
ju zivot radnika.
Tako oni, ma jednoj strani, zakl-
daju radnikovu najamninu fabric
kim uredbama ma najbedniji nacin,
a ma drugoj strani, primaJu ma Sc
be naivece zrtve da bi tn istu ma
iamninu podigli pomocu Antl-corn
law-League.
Oni grade uz velike troskove
palate u kojima liga smesta, ne
ku ruku, svoje zvanico sediste:
oni saliu armiju misionara u sVe
krajeve Engleske, da propovedaJu
relipiiu slobodne trgovine; onl
stampaiu i dele besplatno hilJade
brosura da objasne radniku ME-
cove vlastite interese; oni lzda)u
ogromne sumo da raspoloze stam-
MI "a svoju stvar; oni organlzuJu
iednu veliku administrator da ru-
kovodi slobodno trgovinskim pok-
retima i razviju sve bogatstvo
svoie reeitosti ma javnim zborovl-
ma. Ma jednom cd tih mltlnga'
rekao je jedan radnik ovo:
Ako bi zemljoposednici prodava'
Ii nase kosti, vi, fabrlkantl, VI DIS
te bill prvi koji biste i'll kuplll' da
in bacite u parni Min da IL nlJlh
sameljete brasno.
Engleski radnici su vrlo dobro
shvatili znaeaj borbe izmedJu zem-
lioposednika i industrijskih kapi-
talista Oni vrlo dobro znaju da sc
htela da spusti cena hlebu da bi Sc
utoliko popeo ukoliko bi renta pa
la.
Ricardo, apostol .englesklh free
traders-a. najistaknutiji ekonomis
ia naseg veka, slaze Sc potpuno
u toi taeki, sa radnicima.
On kaze svom cuvenom delt
politickoj ekonomiJl:
"Ako bismo, umesto da kod na'
zanjemo psenicu, pronash Jeon'
novo trziste gde bisno mogli da 81
snabdevamo tim predmetima p'
jeftinijoj ceni, u tom bi slucaJ'
naiamnine morale da padnu, pro
fiji da porastu. Padanje cena po
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-28

vina; slobna trgovina Je lsus
Hristos!"
Razume sc da cello to licemers-
two nije h;lo stanju da privoli
radnike ma jeftin hleb.
Kako bi, uostalom. radnici i
mogli da razumeju iznenadu fl
lantropiju fabrikanata, tih ljudi
koji S ujos bill zauzeti borbom
protiv zakona desetocasovnom
radnom danu, kojim Sc zakonom
hteo da skrati radni dan fabrickog
radnika sa dvanaest ma deset ca
sova.
Da biste imali neku sliku o fl
lantropiji fabrikanata, ia Gu vas
potsetiti, gospodo, ma pravila koja
vaze u swim fabrikama.
| Svaki fabrikant ina "a svoju
licnu upotrebu jedan pravi zako-
mix, u kome su odbredjene kazne
"a sve hotimiene iii nehotimicne
prestupe. Ma primer, radnik &c
platiti toliko toliko, ako ma svoju
nesrecu sedne ma, stolicu, ako sa-
puce, razgovara, ako Sc smeje, ako
zakasni "a nekoliko minuta, ako Sc
jedan deo masine slomije, ako ne
izruci proizvode trazenog kva
liteta, t. d., i t. d. Kazne su uvek
vece cd strane stete koju ucini
radnik. A da bi Sc sto wise olak-
salo radniku da zasluzi kazne, do.
terra Sc napred fabricki sat, ida
je Sc rdjava sirovina, da IL ME
radnik napravi dobre predmete
Smenjuje sc nadzornik, ako nije
dovoljno vest da umnozi slueajeve
prestupa.
! vi sad vidite, gospodo, da je ovc
domace zakonodavstvo stvarno d.
izaziva istupe, a istupi Sc kaznja-
vaiu, da Sc cd njih napravi novac
Tako fabrikant primenjuje svs
sredstva da smanji nominalnu ma
jaminu da izkoristi cak sluca.
jeve, kojima radnik ne gospodari
j Ii fabrikanti, to su ii isti filan.
tropi koji su hteli da ubede radni
ke, da su u. stanju da ucine ogrom
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On priznaje da zakon zitu mo-
ze da povisi rentu samo ako povisi
cenu zita; cenu zita podize samo
ako prisili kapital da Sc baci ma
zemljista nizeg kvaliteta, a to Sc
samo po sebi razume
Kako zemlju ne moze da udje
stare Tito, prinudjeni smo, koli-
ko stanovnistvo raste, da Sc baci-
mo ma mamie plodna zemljista, ci-
je obradjivanje zahteva wise tros-
kova ciji je proizvod, usled toga,
j skuplji.
Kako "a zito postoji prisilna
prodaja,. cena &c Sc neminovno
upravljati prema ceni proizvoda
najneunosnijeg zemljista. Razlika
izmedju te Gene proizvodnih
,troskova ma boljem zemljistu, sa-
cinjava upravo rentu.
Tako, ako usled ukidanja zako-
ma O uvozu zita, cena zitu, pa
prema tome renta padnu, to &c
Sc dogoditi cato sto Sc wise ne OBJ
lradjuje neplodno zemljiste. Oak
lie, smanjivanje rente povlacice
neizbezno "a sobom i propast jed
nog della zakupaca.
Owe su primedbe potrebne, da bl
Sc razumeo nacin izrazavanja.
Mali zakupci, kaze on, koji nece
| moci da opstanu u poljoprivredi
naei &c mesta u industriju. sto Sc
tice krupnih zakupaca, oni moraju
pri tome da budu u dobiti. Iii &C
posednici biti prinudjeni da I'm
,svoja zemljista vrlo jeftino proda'
iu, iii ce ugOvori, koJl onl Dudu
imali sa NINA, biti zakljuceni d.
uloze; velike kapitale zemljiste
da upotrebe masine u vecem obi
mu j tako da ustede u ljudskon
'radu. koji &c, uostalom, biti jefti.
lniji usled padanja najamnina, ne
|,posredne posledice ukidanja zit
bnih zakona.
Doktor Borwing dao je swim tin
/ Fargltmentima religioznu. posvetu
lkad je uzyiknuo ma jednem javnon
zboru::
| 'Isus Hristosi je slohodna, trgo
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| talistickom ratu pomazuci jednu
ill drugu imperijalisticku stranu
pomamnog kapitalizma. Ona CINE
dnevno korist odrzavanja kaplta-
lizma koji je izrabljuje, pa bio on
"demokratski" iii fasisticki. I svi
oni koji pred radnicima dolaze
vele i'm da Sc trebaju boriti "a
"demokratije" zagoyaraja radnic-
ko krvoprolice u korist kapitalis-
tickog imperijalizma, da americ-
ka klasa CINE kao sto to cini ne
sretna radnicka klasa ratuju6ih
zemalja.
Kao sto su Sc bivse zemlje Ne
macka fItalija, koje su "demokrat-
ski" vladale mad radnickom klasom,
odbacile "demokratsku" formu "a
menjujuci je sa diktatorskom zbog
vec pomenutih razloga, tako &c i
postojece "demokratije" isto tako
postupiti pod istim uslovima. Neka
Sc radnicka klasa masovno pobuni
ali nespremna da obori kapitali-
zam, vladavina privatne svojine
owe zemlje &c Sc nakostresiti i
smesta pod noge tresnuti Konsti-
tuciju | zamenice je sa diktators-
kim naredbama. Jer nece vladajuca
klasa moci skrstenih ruku gledati
kako Sc buntovna radnicka klasa
moze svesno pobuniti prvu svrg-
niti sa prestola unistavajuci uop-
Ste klasnu vladavinu. Vladajuca
klasa trpi mukom stecene politi-
cke slobostine radnieke klase sa-
mo dogog je radnieka klasa pri-
vidno zadovljna sa kapitalizmom.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-08-28
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girati. obaranje kapitaizma.

/, girati obaranje kapitaizma.
Sada je sve to tamo unisteno Ia
sto je to sve uniSteno i kod koga
Sc pojavila ideja unistenja politic-
kin slobostina? DaA Ii je to siro-
masni narod htee? Da Ii je to rad
lnicka klasa trakila da bude tirani-
sana wise nego sto je tiranise "de-
mokratski" kapitaliEam? Same
najveci ludak &c verovati da je rad
nj narod tih fasistickih zemalja
trazio Hitlera i Mussolini-a. Ina
ii, neko drugi je zeleo da Sc rodi
to strasilo covecanstva.
Ali ideja fasizma, ako je bila
proizvod ludjaka j ljudi zedne kr-
vi, kao sto to "demokratije tvrde,
onda njen tvorac iii roditelj fasiz-
ma je kapitalizam koji proizvodi
ludake ljude zedne krvi. U danas-
MEM drustvu, u kojem vlada mole
i tvoje, radjaju Sc jako neskrupu-
lozno sebicni ljudi iii bole reci stvo-
rovi, koji su li1emernf, prevar-
ljivi it'd, l oni stvorovi koji su ma
zad nekoliko generacija nakupili
najvise tog neskrupuloznog nit
kovluka iii bezobrazluka, docepali
su Sc tudjeg bogatstva cd tada
stalno live Cd. sve veceg tudjeg
rada iii hogatstva. Tako danas
jedna mala saka ljudi i zena -
svetska kapitalisticka klasa = po-
seduje sve sto je vredno poseda u
swim kapitalistickim zemljama.
Ogromna vecina stanovnistva -
radniIka klasa - mora Sc u najam
kapitalistima prodavati zbog toga
sto je ona ekonomski obesprav-
ljena. Tako u kapitalistickom dru-
stvu imamo dve klase radnic-
ku klasu i kapitalistitku klasu.
Dok kapitalisticka zemlja ina
do nekle dovoljno place ma kojoj
da Sc resi- suviska kojeg nije mog-
la ma domaeoj pijaci prodati dok
moze dobiti sirovog materijala
potrebnog "a proizyodnju espapa,
dotle su njeni fekeri u stanju kon-
trolisati radnicku klasu, varajuti
je ia zivi u svetu 'postene najam-
nice "a posten RAD i tome slicno,
ali cim Sc stanje jedne kapitalistic-
Ike zemlje pogorsa do takvog stup-
MIA ma kojem Sc radnicka klasa o.
tvoreno buni, ia 10 wise nisu u sta
nju kontrolisati fekeri, tada Sc
sva kapitalisticka- klasa nakostre-