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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05
WHEREIN A FEMALE
FAILED AT BEING A LADY

SHE WAS A FEMALE, but
no lady.
She kicked my favorite dog for
no reason other than that he was
passing her on the sidewalk and
she did not like dogs.
He is a gentlemanly little "pooch, I"
who meets you with a happy smile
on his dog face and "glad-to-see-
you" wag of his bushy tail. He is
not my dog, but like him.
"Why?" I asked that female.
t'I do not want any dog on a side
walk on which I am walking. kick
all dogs I do not think will bite me.
l do not like them," she said.
To me that demonstrated that
though a skirt-wearing female, she
is no lady. I would much prefer
that friendly 'pooch" as COM
panion.
BECAUSE WAR NECESSITIES
had stopped the manufacture of their
product and they had nothing to sell,
sewing machine salesroom was
closed. But 1t was more than that.
It was the workroom of a church
sewing circle. Each week the wom-
en- of the church gathered there and
from materials they had bought,
made garments for the women and
children of suffering England. Stop
ping the manufacture of sewing ma
chimes in America deprived women
and children of England of winter
clothing.
THE FIRST AND MOST IMPOR-
| TANT ESSENTIAL of war is food,
the product of the farm. The gov.
eminent says to the workers in the
mines and the lumber camps that
they cannot quit their jobs and look
elsewhere. TIE government tells us
it cannot say to TIE hired farm work.
er the same thing it says to the
miner and the lumberjack. Evident.
ly the government needlessly mis-
trusts the patriotism of hired fern
workers. 1t will find no other class
or group that will go so far in max
ing any needed sacrifice.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05
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NATIONAL HOLIDAY
FOR II. S. FARMERS
PATERSON
Released by Western Newspaper Union.

FOR u. S. FARMERS
LABOR, the work of hand and
brain of we Americans, is funda-
mental on which our national wealth
and prosperity, our standard of liv-
ing and freedom are builded. 1t is
a fundamental of democracy and of
our way of life.
But labor is only one of our two
great fundamentals. An even great
er one is the farm. Without the
farm and it's products, there would
be no place for labor, nothing to keep
it alive. Nothing for labor to work
with or to work for. The farm was
and is our first fundamental. 1t is
the foundation on which the nation
was builded and on which it expand
ed from ocean to ocean.
AS nation, we should pay honor
and tribute to the farm and those
who sow and reap for us, just as we
now do to labor. There should be
national farm day each year. 1t
would be day especially appropri-
ate to rural America, day to be
observed and celebrated in every
town and hamlet as Labor day is
now observed in our population and
industrial centers.
Until we have such a day we
are overlooking the first of our two
| fundamentals. We can have that
special day if we demand it, as we
should. Congress should name some
fixed day of each year as Farm
day. Congress would do that if we,
as people, asked it. I propose we
ask for a national Farm day for
| each year.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05

Broadly used now to indicate a
person who can do two jobs, dou-
bling in brass originally referred to
musician who could play two brass
instruments in an orchestra. In old
minstrel days, players often were
required to play in the orchestra in
addition to their parts in the min
strel itself. Advertisements often
asked for Ministries who could "dou-
BILE in brass" Gradually the express
sion was extended over the theatre
cal world.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05
Cellar Consciousness

Civilian defense measures for
cleaning and withdrawing base
ments together with the various
scrap campaigns, have made Amer
leans clean-basement-con An
open coal pile with the necessity of
frequent coal shoveling with its con-
sequent spilling of coal, was respon-
sible for many dirty Easements in
previous years. Now installations
of coal flow stokers, which convey
coal from concealed bin to the fire
are keeping easements clean.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05

a JIFFY knit jerkin-just the
4 \ thing for college! Knitted in
straight rows tackled together in
a contrasting color to resemble
cable stitch, it goes fast in rug
cotton or wool.
Pattern 418 contains directions for
jerkin in sizes 1914 and 1918; illustrations
of stitches; materials required; color sug-
gestions Send your order to:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05
Look Out Below! 2,OO0-lb. Bomb!

The pictures presented herewith the first actual
photographs of 2Opound bomb tests to be released
United States They taken the Army Ordnance
department proving ground Aberdeen Md In picture at top
the bombs being readied by muscular civilian expert
placed large bombs just prior to dropping to guide
them their fight Made of comparatively light metal they
might be bent shipped attached to bombs Bent fins would
misses.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05

Senior Montaya, of numbering him and
the Mitchells because they had found
clue to the strange things going on at
the plantation. Other sinister figures are
the company chemist, DIR. Toenjes, and
the flyers, Ryden and Lannestock. A
man named Collins arrives from the Ca
nal Zone to see Mitchell. A talk with
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05

THE STORY so FAR: JEFF Curtis and
his wife, Lee, are already on their way
TO TERRA Libre when he receives a note
from Fora Mitchell warning them not to
come. When they arrive in TERRA Libre
they find both Fora and her husband
dead. Later Jeff's friend Bill Henderson
is killed, and Jeff suspects his employer,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05
izSaS BOMBS BURST ONCE ZzT
w. YVkIe 41 GRANVILLE CHURCH ~.z,.1zlxISSes4N
w.N.II sERNICE

Jerry McInnis discloses that Montaya IL
dealing with the Nazis. Collins reveals
his identity as U. S. naval intelligence
oficer. He and Jeff have just discov.
cred a hidden German plane-a Heinkel
bomber.
NOW CONTINUE WITH THE STORY
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05
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WORLD ls;yaHi 5z!!a;
In Defense of Liberty

No man can suffer too much, and
no man can fall too soon, if he
suffer, or if he fall, in the defense
of the liberties and constitution of
his country Webster.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05
AN AVERAGE AMERICAN
CHANGES HIS OPINIONS

AS AN EVIDENCE of how opin-
ions change, 1 cite my own as an
average American. In 1920 I was
strongly in favor of our joining the
League of Nations and assuming
our place as world power. In 1880
I would have built a tariff wall
around America so high that the
squabbling nations of Europe could
not climb over it. In 1889 I was
strictly isolationist, but favored sell
ing Europe any war supplies she
might want to buy and for which
she had the money to pay. Today
am an ardent supporter of our
war effort and demanding complete
and utter defeat for all our enemies.
AS typical American, I do not be-
lieve in catering to any minority
group. I do believe in, and want
to see preserved our American way
of life, with equal opportunity for
all. I believe I am good citizen
and that other good citizens may
not believe as ! do.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-05
AMERICAN SYSTEM
is A SACRED TRUST

WHEN WE AS A PEOPLE COM
pute our national wealth and realize
our farm values have multiplied
many times within the past 100
years, we should bow in reverence
to those who made that increase pos
sible.
When grandfather cleared another
40 acres and put it to raising crops,
he contributed to the living stand
ards of the present generation-to
all of us, not merely his own de-
scendants. He added to the nation
al wealth. When he passed away,
he did not take that increased value
with him, but left it for posterity
to enjoy.
Men who build factories, who ere
ate more jobs, who provide a new
product that makes life easier or
more enjoyable, benefit all of us now
and in the future. They do not and
cannot take away what they have
created. They have added to the
national wealth, which all of future
generations may enjoy. They have
been but custodians for their life
time. When they pass away should
those to whom the custodianship is
entrusted fail, the wealth that was
created is not destroyed. -
That, briefly, is the American sys-
tenn, which we must preserve.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
Izgledi trece fekerske iuniie.

c. l. O., ekonomskom pou imal
godinama potckom pou "dve
posto "velka" razlka medu Demokratske Re-
pubanske par koe kao bokaa cd istog maeraa to-
izmedju postoete "dve junije F. L. c. o.
beralis godnama traz reeu potieku partiu,
"trete" unije Stvar
Cincinnati zasedava konvenca Lewsove United Mine Wor-
resia odvo O. Posto pricno sur-
VOLTA Lewisa eherske
une postupat Lewis 1keri
unistit nhove gasove poupe nie
c Lewisov da u NJ w Jedna Washngtona
oktoba nagovesava mogucno pokenuta tree june er
obavena akcja u w. jedna druga ekerska
Mechanics Educational Society izda
ako-zvanim nezavisnim junama drus
Neki tamonj predstavnc dveu vekh' unija ko
adnka Lewis pode tim pravcem, pooje6e unije A F. l.
i c. l. O. bice prisijene da konkuriSu
canov United Mine Workers dobro setau koiko on bill
prjen vojih ekom mukom aradnih plata da dau redo
osnivanje hteo Lewis Sada
ocepjenem unje obavljuje medju
nhovom junom c. O. To je tako jer ho6 Lewis Ako
Lewis krene osnvnja ece' une 6e opet cd
cenh ugokopaca tra da dau onvanje vel
k jun ako ii radnc dozvoe da dadu zaves oni
dobt prlk dosadasnm iskusv, vide kako nil
unija okrece protv xeke"
mog navise osnova kao sto bese s1uea Jr
radnc fkerkh juna pomot
fekerima
Obrano kasnosvesn radn pomoci organizova
pravovajanu unju socastitku Industrjanu Junu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
Kroz kapitalistiCku Ameriku
"DemOkratje" petpisase u Washingtonu Jos
iedan pakt sa SSSR

IL Wahingona ayise, Stain ucinio
nezadovoan koicnom demokratske' pomoG
oktoba "demokrate potpsa jdan pak Stalnovo Via
dom. Vest veil prosto, bz objaue dea tacke
nutog pakta saoje cd veGe "demokrake" pomoci
potpsvanjem gornjeg paka "demokrae priznae da
nisu ae dovono stalnu obetanu pomoG nako
aze prethodnm avama nihovh pedstavnika da
u mogucu pomoc Soveskoj Rusiji"
Dopsnici burzoakh novina nekoko nekoo nati
poka da cd Predsednka Rooseve dobu njegvo miene
kao ienm zavama Wlkievim ali e odbo vaku
Stainoo jav da e pitan drugog frona naganie panje
Churchill da pre debau o stvari
Britanskom Parlamentu.
Kada su u pa ovdasnjeg brtanskog
posto jenstvo mena medu "salnom Predsed
Rooeveltom Mr. Churchlom Ali Wilkeve Hjave kao
zave nepekidno razene Cvene me otVaa
"drugog Hafaxova cno
Ali je Sanova ava nedovojnoj "dmokratskoj
pomog Predsednk Rooveu d predobi svo nevernike
pomoc SSSR prethodno avio da
osobe njegovom kabneu ko urueaaju da da
pomoc Ali ustruGayane pncpu zgleda
medu swim "demokrakm predstavncma
Wlkie nite me
podboci
pomoe sssR da poso veee urudavane medu
svai Maksista "demokratsko' usru6ava
razumno bo b zaiSta,
demokratje kaptaiza pomoc
zemji objava kapia ckj syon jos sko
nazad 25 godna.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
Vazne medjunarodne vesti
"Zastoi" kOd Stalingrada.

taktiku
java osvaana Stalngada b sprecla ne
porebno nacist sedmca
Sangrad nh tce da nacs
grad "manckh fanaka koj nece da priz
orazen osvose nit posle Hieovog
govora, naazi jog posedu Sovjetske Junje.
avaju okobra da Crvene sie odbe diva slna
naccka pokusaa Sngrada probu ka Vog opste
avaju Crvene Amje Crvena Zvezda
uanivanje nake navae protiv Sta
ngrada nacs izgub nadu da istog osvot
Medu naccka navaa poaeava prov drugh poozaja KAY
kaza ali tim predeima in Crvena Amja uspesno odbja
vdmo nac nsu uspe nakon so dana nprekdne bo
koo upotreb sto imal mogl peko pola milona
bombasa kako to pnad zovac Goerng
da upoebi svoje najmocn topove masinske puske
defnvno Sovjetsku odbanu Josie kako
Sangrada potreb obane zadrzao da sprec
tai nacsk uspeh Stalngad nos da
odbranbeni grad istorij svih ratova.
nacisticka voka komanda pokusa dbro
predema nena prodrla vidi ko
nacnu pobedu dolask znae da &c nacist ednu
docekat zemljistu SSSR
Premda Sovjetsk Juna psala mamie zema sto bese
proe zme ako vele pr ozbna mankavost
hrane d d nacste zma b porazna sto
bese proSle hane akutno Nemaeko svedoc
izava zkovca enace" doyono
ao gladova sv pokoren narod to na da
dovolno nacisteke vonke site
lutte ruske zine.
Sovs radn pokaza ceom vetu kako radnc stanju
da brane nije istna da vod bobu
Banu iii ko kapaisteku m Sovjetsk radnici vode bor
voje rncke otadzbine koiko nie
oglodala Stainsticka birokratia
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15

dobar rekord, mozda nj jednu or
ledu; mogu to pokazati i njih de-
set, ali &c ostale tvornice podici
nacionalni stepen nesretnih slu-
cajeva. Mi velimo, me pod kapita-
liZmom,' jer sa posednicima ala
ia proizvodnje, kapitalistickim IL
rabljivacima, vlada prifitni motiv,
kojeg mora postovati sam Patter-
son. Posto radnik proiZvodi svo
drustveno bogatstvo, kapitalis-
ia zeli da ga prvi proizvodi sto
brze i sa mamie vremena. Naroci-
to "a vreme rata kapitalista dobi-
va 'potstrek "a jos vece teranje
radnika da brze rade jer ga dobi-
va cd same Wade koja. uvek trazi
vecu ratnu proizvodnju. Ear mno-
ge korporacije ne mecu natpise u
svojim poduzecima koji glase: "To
relax is to help the Axis sto dru-
GIN recima znaci, "drzi Sc uvek
napetih zivaca i lila pa radi kao
lud! Ako te masina smakne drzav-
ma osiguracija &c "a meme platiti
otstetu a ma tvoje mesto &c doci
drugi radnik kojeg smatram da
je isto toliko jeftin koliko mu pla-
Cam "a njegove sposobnosti.'
Pored tog opsteg bezobraznog
teranja radnika da sto brze proiz-
vodi veci "visak vrednosti," tn je
ustrucavanje kanitalista da NV
laSi' 'potrebna 1astitna edsredstvzs
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
Fekeri A. F. L. vesele sc odvojenju
u. M. w. OdC.T.

Toronto Canada, zasedava godisna konvenca mr6ke F
derac Rada kao sto vidi kojem
zasedava konvencija u NJ W. veikim zadovo
primi vest odvaanu United Mine Workers cd c. o.
Jer time uveko poedn slab pva unia ina oko 100000
canova posto e A. F. L. uvek smatraa c. o. nepraekom
unijom slabene nprijatelia prodna
reakconarne june pozicia pobosava,
er Lewis jos sada, sam i da larma
protiv A. F. L. velkim c. l. o. tako koco
(Nastavak 4 strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
Stalin0vO pismO.

Moskovski prevod, Stalinovog
pisma predstavniku Associated
Press-e, ruskOg ma engleski,
glasiO je da je Stain rekao da
saveznici treba da ispune svOje
OdgOv0rnOsti pOtpunO ma vre-
me-.
Stain, u rusk0m Originalu, re-
kao je ''svojevremeno" ne ma
vreme."
Njujorski PM doneo je fOtO-
grafski dOkaz pOgreske mos
kovskOm prevOdu. - J. p.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15

protiv nesretnih slucajeva. Koli-
ko puta slusamo kako su desetine
ugljokopaca zatrpani zbog CASA i
zbog eksplozive nagomilane ug-
ljene prasine! Svaki ugljokop ina
dosta vode koja kroz NIGGA tece.
Treba samo dobre pumpe i radni-
ka koji NINA da upravljaju nj
kada ne bi bilo suhe nagomilane
prasine koja mace uvek preti da
&c je iskra, ma odakle dosla, zapa-
liti onda mogu stotine radnika
u najtezim mukama umreti. Ali to
podize "troskove proizvodnje," ko-
ia cinjenica krese profile a to po-
sednici industrija nece. Oni uvek
hoce sve vece profile! A sa gasom
u ugljokopu je slican slucaj: Ma
pijaci je umetnost davno omogu-
ella pojavu dobrih sprava venti-
lacije. Ali zbog toga sto move spra-
We treba kupiti posednici vele, i
stare su dobre, dok Sc gas u jed
nom delu ugljokopa toliko nago-
mila da eksplodira. Onda opet j.
mamo druge desetine poginulih
radnika. A drzavni inspektori nj
kada da nadju "pravog" uzroka
tih nesretnih slucajeva!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15

Jus JCdoll uSioF pou oddaohJiHi
staniem kapitalistcke eksploataci-
je postoji koji neminovpo mora
povecati procenat radnickih ozle-
da, tai uslov je postoje6i preko-
merni rad. Radnici Sc teraiu da
danas rade 10~i wise sati na dan
svih sedan dana ma nedelju. Hit
ra masina proizvodnje zahteva hit
re kretanje radnika kada Sc on
priblizuje drugoj polovini radnog
dana on je vec upola iznemogao i
njegova prisebnost nije tn da bu-
de sto po sto pazljiv. Tako sve
wise izrabljeni i sve mamie odmo-
reni radnici ne samo da sebe zlede
nego ugrozavaju j one koji su oko
njih.
Tako mi, pored svega, vidimo
Ga je to radnik koji svoj zivot ri
zikuje "a interese pljackaske bur-
zoazije, jer to sam Patterson
implikaciji priznaje kada ne spo-
mimic, jer ne moze, nj jednog plu-
tokratu da Sc nalazi medju ubije-
MIN, sasvim i delimicno onespo-
sobljenim clanovima industriiske
armije. A kada je rec 0 plutokrat-
skom riziku, onda sto izrabliivaci
rada rizikuju to je nista drugo
doll cd radnika ukradeni unovceni
"visak vrednosti."
f sahU'KatfA GEESE nspostavitf no
vo besklasno uredjenje moci &c
Sc zamisliti veliko ogranicenje
nesretnih slucajeva, ier &c tada
kada sa kapitalizmom nestane pro-
fitnog motiva, sa drustvom zavla-
dati motiv sto boljeg odrzanja CO.
vekova tela j una. Zbog toga sto
&c Sc sve vrednosti proizvoditi "a
upotrebu, "a dobrobit svih ko-
risnih clanova drustva tn nece mo-
ci biti nj pomisii da Sc oni teraju
da ma vrat ma nos ma svoju mes,
recu proizvode sto vece bogatstvo,
kao sto je danas sa kapitalizmom
slucaj. Tada &c radnik biti izvez-
ban na svom poslu pre- no sto te-
mu Sc odrediti kvota proizvodnje.
Tada &c radnik raditi tex par sa-
ii i bice odmoren, zdrav raspo-
lozen "a rad: tada &c on posedo-
vati svu mogucu prisebnost mo-
ci &c uspesno sprecavati sve izbeg-
mute nesretne slueajeve, koji su
pod kapitalizmom neizbezni. Ta-
da, ma mesto sto je industrijsko
polje pod kapitalizmom, kao sto
nam sam Patterson veil, domace
ratno polje, zemaljske industrije
bice citadele mira reda. Kapita-
liam je poslednji sistem ubistva
ratova, Socijalizam &c biti prvo
drustveno uredjenje pod kojim &c
biti nemoguce ubijanje coveka Cd
strane drugog coveka, jer. nece
biti izrabljivanja coveka po cove
ku, on &c biti prvi sistem pod ko-
Jim &c Sc sprecavati svi izbegnuti
nesretni slucajeyi. Zbog toga je
vredno voditi nepomirljivu klasnu
borbu "a obaranje, razume Sc, pu-
tenn mirne civilizovane akcije, ka
pitalizma (pod kojim eovek izrab-
ljuie eoveka, covek 6bija coveka
pod kojim Sc ozledjuju radi pro-
fitnog motiva, milioni radnika
pod njegovim "mirom,") "a US
postavljanje Socijalistieke Indus
trijalne Republic Rada pod ko-
JON &c ljudski rod uzivati mir,
a,oS,, ;1ohilio
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15

"Oni [kapitalisti] su dali svo-
me delu ime 'nagrada "a rizik,
u prkos iskustvu, sjajno opisa-
nom Cd Ruskina, da najamni
radnici bolno snose saw rizik
- rizik, koji zahteva svo njiho-
vo vreme, njihovo zdravlje, pa
i same zivote njihove.'
- De Leon.
Nisu to samo ratni frontovi gde
sakati i CINE u glavnome najbolJl
cvet radnicke klase, vec kapita-
lizmu nalazi sc jedan stalni "rat-
ni' front, industrijski front koji
svake godine sakati i guta hiljade
radnika, bas kao sto radi militar-
nj front, sa jednom razlikom da
ma industrijskom ratnom frontu
radnici ne ubijau jedni druge, vec
je to masina koja in bez ralzike
ubija. Tako Sc radnici ozledjuju
i ginu u tisini kapitalistickog mi
ra daleko cd urlikanja topova,
bombasa it'd.
Veil nam Robert Patterson,
pod-sekretar Rata, samo prvoJ
polovini 1912. godine svakih 20
minuta ubijen je po jedan radnik
ma industrijskom frontu, a svakih
pet mnuta po jedan radnik je sas-
vim onesposobljen da radi zbog
dobivanja teske ozlede. Nesretni
slutai~i.sus prouzrokovali pros
Re -godfne gubitak, sod> 4SN 900. 900
sata. A ovo znaci da je toliki gu
bitak proizvodnji bogatstva kao
kada bi "a celu godinu bill zatvo-
reni wise cd 175 poduzeca koji u
poslivaju po 10000 radnika.
l Patterson veil da je owe godi-
ne rekord radniekog ubistva jos
zapanjujueiji jer mnogi neuki mi
lioni radnika moraju Sc vezbati
ma novim poslovima, to znaci da
&c wise njih procentualno owe 60
dine poginuti, trudeci Sc da pro-
izvode drustveno bogatstvo. Tako
su nam rekli industrijski inzineri
koji Sc Chicago sastase proslog
leta, da Sc procenat nesretnog slu-
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"a SO po sto. Drzava Illinois jaw
liza porast cd 80 po sto, Minneso-
ta SO po sto. A II industrijskih
drzava prosecno javljaju porast
nesretnih slucajeva proizvodnji
cd 13 po sto. Ovo znati, opet nam
veil Patterson, da &c, pre- no sto
Sc privede kraju 1912. godina, -
ako Sc ovo efektivno ne spreci -
poginuti ma svojim poslovima 90
900 radnika, 10000 &c biti "a ma
vek zbog ozleda onesposobljeni,
dok &c 100000 radnika biti priv
remeno onesposobljeni.
A kada uzmemo obzir da VIA
da namerava naterati i skolsku
decu ograniceno uposliti, pa on
da oko 100000 radnickih zena
koje nisu vicne da rade tvorni-
CANA ma masinama, pa onda i
starce radnike koji godinama nisu
radili, pa onda i sakate koji nece
moci nesretnom slucaju tako lako
umaci, onda &c mozda ubijeni broj
potpuno i privremeno onesposob-
ljenih radnika biti veci no sto sam
Peterson misli da &c biti.
Pita Sc Patterson, da Ii je mo-
guce ovu ljudsku kasapnicu kapita-
[istickog mira unistiti? Ne pod ka-
pitalizmom gospodine Pattersone
Moze jedna tvornica da pokaze
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r A do GOV OR.

nedeu 8 oktobra 1920 do liz uvece &C drug
JOSEPH PRINCN P kanddat GOVERNERA Pennsylvania
banketa Hotel preko radio stanice (1250 kio
cyces) zapadnoj Pennsylvania West Vrgni
istocnom Ohio.
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N1ASA SYRIA: Uniste-
~ ME kapitalistickog u-
redjenja; unistenje najam-
nog ropstva radnithe kia-
Sc; prenasanje svill zema.j-
skin industrial u ruke or
ganizovanih proizvodjaGa;
vako M radniku potpun
plod njegov0g rada; oslo
bodjenje C clog GoveGan-
stva cd morije klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanje Sle-
bodne Zajednice Drugoya
Drugarica - Industri-
jaime Republic Rada.
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Nacisti nude mir" SOvietima.

Washingtona avau oktoba da vec nekoiko dana ncs
dugako nagovestavu nece b nista demo
kratskog drugog zaseban
azna brodkestoana radio stan
Bukuresta kontrolsu nacsti.
Ia radio ok.oba savetovaa rusk
napus mrnu rekonstrukcu"
negovom panom Interest," stnu "Ru
zbog bill "avedeni savznika ao
ada oe pooc potop da zbog da
ME ratovanje Sovjetskog naroda b negovo ubvo
Dok Rumunje Madzarske, ista vest Washingtona nastav
lja dote Berlinu asis Itali
uveeavaju izmedu SSSR demokata sano
ponavau doc izmedu
"demokrae ovim nacsi
mir SSSR.
nacistickog rekonstruk
eme trazo miru
razvja zemu Vada nece nacs ada reel SSSR
pozvao zovce napadnu da b mog nakon o ubi
mone ruh radnka birau ko vonk ko civil pauci ko
ensko eade a nt mauei oba dec koju
soval ba nakon razor bezbroj
prsl Crvene vojnk obom opustoe
amo-odbrane SSSR zele
savetova da graduju zemlju Kakva
niska nacstcko- -kaptaisticka drskost bezobrazluk!
svega, nacsicko nudjene posebnog
nhova pretna potop govor
nacsti udar glavom kojeg
skupu ali nkada mogu
glavu tako mogu smrvti.
gadni ntkov povuku posedneg
zemljsta radneke Rusije so ikakav mir
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Ia "demokratska," )" vrl0 "demokratska" Britannia!

avlaju oktobra Britankom paamentu
zapoene
partition protv II nakon veike pobede
merry Indije posto cae
pok ndiji da oni raboom
saveznkoj trijumfano v Britannia napusti
Indiju po naredbi Gandhi toe Inde
koga drugoga.
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