davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
WORLD WAR II: DEC. 7TH, lo41

The famea Leti. nthmm, Aeg cmr rlod lhousnnia of tr0enB abroad hut in lpxT, the army had to Colis sidor sending s dlera ml " ta France T ndAT wAth American exp ed iionaEy forces and units nchtlered thr0uah b O h heNmla- phure VI, B, transports muat travel Che Bevon
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06
WORLD WAR I:
 APRIL 9TH, 1917

Loss Oe American lives on lhe tNr. pesiaed Esunllanla shocked the q. $, iM 1915, 1ndlg. nation h ca te q W h c n U.b0Ats BAnk American ships, toe, Presl. dent W i1sOn n VI TO . n0tess When the NaHls sank our neutral ships ln this WAT, President ROOse. welt C0nslAe red notes 0 waste Of
 time,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06

m World War E.
 U. S. soldiers like these fought in Wrmnce with American : made small ArIms bat they haa to mse French artillery and rttiah planes, In 1Dae, America nOa only supplies its own armies with guns, tanks and planes, but sends Ifena Co All our Allies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06

TUESDAY, April 8.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

settled handsome allowance on her. This
turned the tables for the girls future. Now,
she was someone who was no longer a poor
relation. Married to the right man, she
might help 10 cement foreign ties 10 the
monarchy in Greece.
With her new fortune and enhanced posi-
ton, Alexandra was courted widely She was
n winner in Europe's matrimonial hturty. An
eyes turned 10 King Michael Of Rumania and
royal matchmakers drew them together as
much as possible.
That was Peters second headache. Too
young TO pop the question, he saw the girl Of
his dreams marrying his cousin, already
king, with throne and a country to offer the
girl
No doubt about IT, Michael and Alexandra
made an attractive couple. She had inherited
her mothers dark beauty and she would make
a noble Queen Of Rumania.
As far as her being the daughter OF a
commoner the Rumanlans had 10 put up with
two commoner wives for their last king
Zizi Lambrini and Magda Lupescu half
commoner Queen wouldn't be so bad after
what Rumana had been through.
Peter looked on sick at heart.
Then came his third headache.
Alexandra had always liked Peter-as a
girl would be fond Of kid brother The diff
ference in their age three years wasn't much
but to teen-agers it seems like lifetime
Once at Lake Bled. Peter had tried 10
show off. He took her for a ride in his rickety
automobile and made quite a show Of grinding
BEL his gears and Careenng around corners on
two wheels He lavshed his allowance on her
1t wasn't much as royal allowances go-it had
been upped from three dollars a week TO
twelve dollars when he had become king.
You can't buy diamonds on that
That was his third headache. Now that
he was king just like Michael, his cousin,
he still was too young and too poor To think of
asking Alexandra 10 be his bride He had
tried TO befriend the girl when she was poor
and a nobody When she became rich and
manageable he had suffered in silence while
she palled around with Michael Now that he
was in a position TO marry her he couldn't.
Then along came headache Number 4.
War broke like tempest in the Balkans
He knew that Greece. like Yugosavia, would
resist to the last man. He felt that Rumana
under Michael, would bow 10 the advancing
Germans His lunches proved right.
But now that Peter was king his respon-
siblitics increased. He ousted his uncle, Paul
as regent, and became the ruler OF Yugoslavia
After a few, brief tragic weeks, he fled to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

She was tall, dark and 1.-the breath
taking beauty. Despite his parents long
distance protests, Alexander was determined
TO marry the girl. This, remember, was in
1919 when young princes and even kings
were expected to toe the mark. Alexander's
romance rocked Europe's royal families on
their unsteady foundations.
Especially shocked was Alexander's uncle
ex-Kaiser Wilhelm Of Germany, who, from
his house Of exile in Holland burned the
wires with indignant protests.
Alexander thumbed his nose at tradition
and, IN true Cinderella TRADITION, Hspasta
secretly wed the King but her position was
difficult Though legally married to the King
and given the title of Princess she could not
be Queen because she was a commoner. Roy
atty and aristocrats looked down their noses
at her.
Their happiness was tragically brief.
Within the year, Alexander died the most
bizarre death in royal annals
He had been teasing a pet monkey. The
animal nipped his arm and an infection set in.
To localize il, the frightened doctors decided
TO amputate the limb. But Alexander was
proud of his strength and fine body He stub
bornly refused 10 let them operate He said
he would rather die than 60 through life
manned.
Alexandra, his daughter, was born five
months after his death.
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away by the warmth Of a love she had never
suspected She knew then that she preferred
TO become Queen Of Yugoslavia. rather than
Queen OF Rumania.
When Peter flew off TO England next day
Alexandra in the white uniform Of a nurse,
was there al the airport 10 wave good-by.
Left behind she stuck 10 her job tor
rent of the wounded flooded Athens until fin
ally. just before German troops reached the
city. Alexandra was spirited to safety in a
British plane
In England, the two Balkan exes sought
each others company. Without benefit of
royal matchmakers they fell madly in love.
Michael was completely forgotten.
Then Peter had his fit n headache.
With his country at war, it was unthink-
able that Peter should marry. There was too
much to be done.
Naturally, Peter wants TO marry does
Alexandra. He believes that his people will
agree with him, even though his ministers
don't
Alexandra of course, will abide by his
wishes. but there are two reasons why she
would like to marry now
one is the story of the marriage of her
own mother and father.
Alexander didn't enjoy his stuffy royal
relatives and preferred, like the Sultan in the
Arabian Nights" TO 90 10 parties in Athens
in a flimsy disguise At one such party, which
he attended ncoguito, he met and fell madly
in love with Aspasia Manos, daughter Of an
Athenian family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09


slav royal family used 20 vacation AT Lake
Bled in the Julian Alps He was just
ganglng kid in those days fond Of a model-T
flivver, with playmates cuued from the lists
OF Balkan royalty
Peter a democratic lad. used 10 tire Of
titled friends and seek escape by motoring
through the mountains.
on one Of his jaunts he came across
Pretty girl, three years his senior. Her name
was Princess Alexandra Of Greece, but her
title wasn't all it implied.
Her father was King Alexander Of Greece
who had died before she born II isn't so
bad having a king as a father, but Alexan-
dra's mother wasn't nobly born at all She
was the daughter of a well-known Athenian
family and her marriage to the King was a
Cinderella story.
But the ending wasn't so happy Alexan-
der died of the infection caused by monkey
bite and his wife Princess >Aspasia was left
alone. Her husbands family looked down
their royal noses at the Kings morganatic
wife and she found herself virtually exiled
She wasn't invited anywhere and often she
had 10 make elaborate excuses 10 her daugh-
ter TO save her own pride. They went to live
in Venice in a rented palazzo with virtually no
money at all
Alexsndra's rich relations took pity on
the girl and invited her 10 spend vacations
This Inundated the girl, but she had 10 90,
because like all princesses some day she would
marry and perhaps get back what was her
own
She used 10 go to Lake Bled TO visit her
cousin, Princess Olga, sister of the Duchess
of Kent and wife OF Prince Paul, Peters uncle.
She would escape much Peter did, by
taking long walks in the adjacent mountains.
1t seemed written in the stars that they
should meet but both were too young TO
marry. As a playmate for Peter, she was not
on the royal lists for the government of
Greece was strongly republican and the mon
archy in exile
No said Peters parents, he must not be-
come interested in Alexandra. She was not a
-reigning princess, she had no money her
other was a commoner she was three years
&Sder than Peter. In other words Alexandra
was no-go Queen of Yugosavia
That was Peters first headache. lie was
forbidden even TO see the girl whom he liked
so much and with whom he had lot in COM
mon
Then came his second headache.
The monarchy in Greece was restored.
Alexandras uncle, King George, took over and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

Aspasia the 23-year-old widow of the
King, was showed aside. She was not im-
portant because her baby was a girl To make
matters worse, her father-in-law King Con-
stantine, was recalled to the throne Neither
he, nor Queen Sophia. the Kaisers sister,
could forgive Aspasa for marrying their son
Four years later, the republicans took
over Greece and throneless Aspasia and her
princess daughter were without a kingdom
They moved TO Venice and rented modest
house, which the Italians optimistically call a
"paazzo"
That's one reason why she wants to marry
Peter now. She remembers the Inflated ro-
nance of her parents and wants her happi-
ness while she get it.
The second reason is that the world is in
an uproar and the Yugoslavs want an heir 20
the throne. To insure the dynasty. Peter
must marry and have children, and Alexandra
is now eager TO be his wife
II Peter can only convince his ministers
Of the wisdom OF the plan ne and his fancee
will marry and maybe end for all time, the
series Of headaches his royal romance has
caused.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

Athens, 10 gather together the
men who were 10 form his gov
eminent in exile.
Alexandra was nursing in
government hospital in Athens
and took time off TO see her
young kid brother as she
called him.
But she found no awkward
shy youth She found a young
man. a full-grown king, worried
for his country, pledged to his
people and devoted 10 his duty.
They had a few days together
and Peter made the most of
them. Alexandra was carried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

Young King Peter Of YugOslavia Not
Only Has War To Win But "A Girls
Hand a. Well His Romantic Headache
Began at His villa at Lake Bled (On the
Right Where He Met the Poor But
Lovely Princess Alexandra of Greece.
by Mary Van Rensselaer, Thayer,
World Traveller and Authority on Balkan
. Affairs.
BTS tough TO be a king nowadays. II
l you don't believe it ask King Peter
y of Yugoslava
The worlds youngest king is not only
a king without a country. an exile in
world Of bitter hatreds. but also he has
the worlds prize headache
Peter is in love, his first love and 10
make matters worse. he can't marry the
girl, like his COUSIN the present Duke
or windsor did
II sounds like the plot OF Booth TarIS-
ington's novel Seventeen. In which the
moon-strlck youth falls head over for
the visiting glamour girl. Peter IS just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

eighteen, b u [ | n a [
extra year doesn't
give him much of an
edge on Tarkington's
hero.
ALI royalty knows
each other. They meet
at weddings. funerals,
coronations. So, with
Peter. IL wasn't a case
OF love at first sight
which gave him his
first headache.
While his father, the
late King Alexander.
was alive, Peter and
the rest of the Yugo-
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Estetika: dopadljivost, ukrase-
most, u~lepsanost.
Eselpizam: cd S. L. P, sto stop
"a Socialist Labor Party $50
ciialisticka Radnicka PARTIAL.
Espizam: cd S. P, sto stoji "a
Socialist Party (Socijalisticka
PARTIAL.
Fabula: basna, izmisljotina neka.
Falsifikat: laznost, krivotvorstvo.
Fanatizam: zanesenjastvo, napr.
"a neku stvar iii delo.
Fetisizam: obozavanje fetisa, t.:
stvari iii osoba, kojima Sc pro-
izvoljno pripisuju bozanska
svojstva.
Feudalizam: oblik vladavine u
srednjem veku, kada je sva
zemlja i ~politieka vlast bila Il
rukama barona, grofova / kra-
lieva, a radnici behu kmetovi,
ii. behu privezani "a zemlju
vlastelina i pc nekoliko dana
u nedelji radise besplatno Ia
poslednje. !,
Formula: izraz, reeenica, obra-
Forum: sudiste; javno mesto "a
sudjenje kod starih Rimljana.
(Svrsice seq
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Trla baba dian.

HrvatsHi Glas, koji izlazi u Ka-
nadi, Cd nekog vremena najmio ie
T. Cvetkova "a svog stalnog rubri-
kasa. l poslednji pise redovno pod
rubrikom, "Znastvena i poucna
strana.' U broju tie novine cd %.
decembra, Cvetkov Sc podao spe-
kulaciji i spomenuo je nekolike
m%ogucnosti Sta &c Sc sa OWN sve-
tom nakon rata desiti. On prvo
dopusca "PrevIast nacionalizma u
najsirem smislu," %tojest, Cvetkov
drzi da &c Sc nakon rata kapitali-
zam odrzati. Onda on predvidja
"Prevlast radnicke ideje,' i veil,
"bilo to u obliku socijalizma, ko-
munizma iii obicnog liberalizma,"
sto je "a Cvetkova jedno te is
to - kapitalizam - jer on dale
reee, gu svakom slucaju radnici
pod tim sistemom moraju dobiti
wise slobode i prava," a ne svo
pravo, kao sto pravi Socijalizam
zahteva!
Onda on rece ako Sc prvo i dru-
go ne desi onda postoji treca mo-
gucnost, %"propast savremene CT
vi~lizacije," ~"povratak u divljas-
two" Ali sve to ne brine Cvetkova.
Jer nakon toga on pise kako eco
vecanstvo kao c%jelina nece i ne
moze propasti." I dale nam prica
kako "Covjeeanstvo opstoji ma O.
vom planetu mozda i wise cd mi
liiun godina." l dale nabraja ka-
ko je covecanstvo proslo mnoge
nuke it'd, it'd.
Zaista Sc svet nalazi pred veil
kom opasnoscu cd koje ga nece
moci niko drugi sem klasnosvesni
radnici izbayiti. Ma .mestoe ida
Cvetkov uzdize nadu radnieke Pc
bede, on nam veil pa neka sve pro-
padne, covecanstvo i ako padne u
divljastpo nekako &c sc kao 1.-Two
tinjstvo odrzati.
Tako govore duhovne propalice!
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Ina i "a StO.

Narodnog Glasnika rubrikas S
Polakovic, izvinjava Sc sto Sc nije
javljao cd nekog vremena i sadd
Sc opet j~avlja. On veil da je pre-
gledao njihov pseudokomunistick
calendar "a kojeg veil:
ia sam imao priliku da pre-
gledam nekoliko nash kalendars
ali cd svih prijasnih najbolje mi
Sc dopada ovogodisnji."
saba, pseudokomunisti davno IL.
daju svoj kalendar. Pregledavaju-
ci n.jihove minute kalendare pro
nasli smo da su oni nekada d.
sail, iako glupavo i tragicno, bun
tovnim duhom protiv kapitalizma
da su propagirali klasnu borbu
"~diktaturu proletarijata.' Onda
smo bill znatizeljni zasto Sc tom
rubrikasu narcotic dopada njihov
ovogodisnji kalendar. | elm smo ga
otvo1ili odmah smo naisli ma ME-
govu prvu pesmu. Sta mislite ka.
kav joj je naslav -radnicki? Nj
posto. Naslov tie pesme je "Lijepa
nasa domovino,' nacionalna him
ma koja je sluzila sovinistima kao
sve druge nacionalisticke himne.
l kada pseudokomunisticki rub.
rikas hvali tai kalendar da je mai
bolii to ie znak da Sc i on zlaze
da je "nasa lijepa domovina," maj
bolja, sto &c reel, neka ide dc
vraga radnicka stvar.
Vracanje natrag ka sovinizmu
jeste pseudokomunisticki progress
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Burz0aska ideOlogija.
Hrvatski Svijet u syom broju @

Hrvatski Svijet II syom broju cd
6. januara doneo je uvodnik ped
glavnim naslovom, "Korak u No
vi WEEK." Il kojem pored ostalog
veil:
"Oni, koji SUI sa svojim suludim
mracnim osnovama prouzrocili O.
val svijetski %takozvani totalni rat,
biti &c naskoro uvjereni - ako
vec nisu - da su zaista hawaii
has ono primjerom cega SUI Sc
htjeli svijet "a svoje tamne sred-
njovjecne c~iljeve %nadvladati, t. j.
totalni rat IL punom smislu te ri
jeci."
U gornjem izrazu imamo susti-
nu burzoaske ideologije. koja Sc
kosi sa stvarnoscu, sa cinjenica-
ma. Enact, n je vulgarna ideo-
logija. Zasto?
Kada bi ljudi, osobe ma Vast,
kao sto su nacisticki, fasisticki i
militaristicki zlikovci bill osnovni
uzrok rata s a m O bi bilo po-
trebno poubijati par osoba i eto
smo Sc resili onih "koji su....
prouzrocili oval svijetski, tako-
zvani totalni rat" i tada ne bi bio
wise ratova. Da je to lama ideolo-
| gija, tn cinjenicu mogu videti
najmanje obavesteni ljudi, jer da
lie stvar obratna, ludost mad lu-
| dostima bi bila ubijati milionse
ljudi i unistavati milijarde bogat-
silva kada Sc mogu ubiti tex ne
koliko zlih osoba.
| Rat ie posledica kapitalistiekog
nacina proizvodnje i raspodele.
Dogod ~kapitalisti izrabljuju rad
nike, dotle &c biti neprodatog
"viska vrednosti," dotle &c biti
imperijalistickih ratova oko pija-
ca j kolonija sirovih materijaIa-
Priznati gornju Socijalistieku
naucnu analizu znaci usvajati
| princip klasne borbe, nepomirlJI-
We borbe radnika protiv kapitalis-
ia. Ali tamo Sc ne ide urednistvu
Hrvatskog Svijeta, zbog toga &c
ono radje propagirati burzoasku
| ideologiju prevare i obmanes=aho
ne j anarhizma!
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Oni SUI "a %burzOaziju.

NarOdnl GlaSnlk, u SVOm dru-
gom broju cd 8. %januara donosi
clanak raspravne prirode, pod ma
slovom, "Kr~aljevina Iii Republika
Jugoslavija?", u kojem Sc tretira
to pitanje. Posto Sc u MENU veil
da jedni traze ovo, drugi ono it'd,
pseudokomunisti p~reporucuju sle-
dece:
"Sto Sc mas tice, mi smo "a to
da buduca Jugoslavija - drzava
Srba, Hrvata, Slovenaca i Buga-
ra [nikako pa ,iekal - Dude re-
publikom.'
Onda Sc Il MENU dale veil, da
ne bi bilo sumnje da oni traze is
ia drugo sem puku burzoaskr
r~epubliku, jer Sc oni uvek ogra
diuiu da ne bi neko pomislio d.
oni traze "diktaturu proletarija'
ia" "a Geo Balkan, sledece:
"Neka tom republican vlada'
in seljaci, radnici i posteni inte'
lektualci, tako da u Moi vazda l.
ma zakonom garantovanog hleba
krova, pravde," = cutie :da'
lie 81 apsolutne ravnoprav
nosti "a svakog Srbina, Hrvata
Slovenca i ,Bugarina.'
Ali onamo, gospodo pseudoko
munisti, gde vlada "R e p u b ! i
X a S + b a" it'd, a d a prl'
vatna svojina. Onda "ravnoprav
most" Srbina i svih pada jer j
tada Srbin radnik i kapitalist;
koji Sc nikada ne mogu sravnit
Ter poslednji izrabljuje prvog. A
onamo gde p%ostoji takvo uredJe
ME tamo nije moguee "da u MO,
vazda ina zakonom garantovanol
hleba. krova i pravde," kao ST.
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besposlica zbog manjkanja siro-
vog materijala.
Da &c biti tesko stanje tin rad
nika narcotic sada u sred zine o
tome nema spora. Zbog toga je X.
J. Thomas, predsednik AUTOMOBILE
ske junije C. l. O., zamolio COVER
nera drzave Michigan, Van WACO
nera, da proglasi moratorium du-
ga, jsr &c radnici ostati bez najam-
nice sa kojom da otplacuju stvari
koje uvek kupuju ma otplatu.
Tako su uvek suoceni sa potes-
kocama radnici koji stvaraju svo
drustveno bogatstvo, dok kapitalis-
ii koji kao paraziti live ma telu
izrabljenog rada, nikada ne pate
zbog kapitalistieke anarhije u pro-
izvodnji i raspodeli. A kao sto Sc
vidi, ovo i jeste kontradiktorni.
osnov kapitalizma i otuda gomile
drugih kontradikcija, kao sto je
bespolica miliona radnika u sre'
dini ratnog prosperiteta.
l u ovom slucaju bi stvari druk-
&c bile da je America S~ocijalis-
ticka. Nikakvo prenasanje hiljada
radnika IL jedne industrije u dru.
gu, nikakvo cekanje radnika da sc
ma drugim poslovima uposle ne bi
prouzrokovalo njihove poteskoee
jer bi Sc planomerno drustvo po'
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~SOCIJALISTICKO RESETO.

toga nema u nijednoj kapitaIistic-
koj zemlji, pa kako da je idealno
demokratska iii republikanska.
Nije goruce pitanje: burzoaska
k~raljevina iii republika vec lie 60
ruce pitanje kapitalizam iii Soci-
jalizam. Ali to Sc pitanje bi a
mericki stalinisti izgubili kao de-
Ca u sunni!
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TumaG stranih reel.
(Nastavak sa 3. strane.)

nom, delom.
Defenziva: odbrana cd n~apadaja.
Definicija: odredba, oznacaj, o.
beleska.
Dividenda: delimak nekog debit
ka, napr. akcionarskog.
Divide ct impera: podeli pa VIA
daj.
Dijalektika: nauka o kretanju j
razvijanju.
Dijametralno: protivpolozno.
Diplomatija: ucenje o pregovori-
ma izmedju drzava.
Eventualno: mogucno, s~lueajno;
ako Sc sluci; "a svaki slucaj.
Evolucija: razvijanje, k~retanje.
Egoizam: sebicnost.
Edikt: obznana.
Eksploatacija: izrabljivanje cove
ka cd coveka, klase cd klase.
Eksproprijacija: izvlascivanje, O.
duzimanje svojine. Socialist
napr. traze eksproprijaciju ka-
pitalisticke klase cd strane rad
nicke klase.
Emancipacija: oslobodjenje cd ne
cega iii cd necije nadmocnosti
Encyclopaedia: skup zivotnih ma.
uka.
Epitet: naziv, dometak, dodatak:
Ergo: dakle.
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Besp0slica u sredini rat.
nog prOsperiteta.

Oval ludi kontradiktorni kapita.
listicki sistem proizvodnje IL sebe
izbacuje sve wise kontradikcija jed
nu "a drugom. Uposleni radnici Sc
teraju da rade prekomerno radne
vreme svih sedan dana u nedelju
ma jednoj strani a ma drugoj 81
stotine hiljada radnika otpusca'
vaju. Ne INA Sc tacno koliki j
postojeci broj besposlenih, ali m;
koliki da je cd sada "a neko ne
odredjeno vreme bice veci i t.
znatno veci.
Vladina naredba da Sc prekint
sa proizvodnjom automobile pri
vremeno baca preko 100000 auto
mobilskih radnika sa posla. c. l
o. predvidja da &c svega zbog "pre'
mestanja" biti oko 100000 bes
poslenih radnika.
Pored radnika koji proizvod'
vrednosti u automobilskim poduze
Gina tn su j trgovacki radnici koj
"a velike trgovce prodaju automo
bile. Oni &c biti svi otpusteni j t
ne privremeno, nego sasvim j mora
&c cekati da Sc uposle ma novin
| poslovima. Onda tn SUI i radnic
gumovne industrije kojima pref
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-15
VeCerinka u Detroit, Mich.
Lecture in Chicago, Ill.

Section Cook County will hold a lecture on Sunday, January 10 at 23o I'm, at the Section Head
8 s. Hased street. Comade A. CoMni of Milwaukee wH peal on the subject THE
Cost of Wa and the Prize of Peace
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-15

rad - net sestna ukupnog prozvoda americke radnicke klase, maj
produkivnije klase nj svetu. Zbog toga su uvek veci profiti kapltals-
tickih izrablUvaea zbog toga je srazmerno uvek mania radnikova ma
jamnica.
/ tako &c pod kapitalizmom uvek bhi sve dogod Sc radnici u We
cni ne ree da prigrlje Socijalisticki program Socijaistieke Rad
nicke Partije koi poziva radnike da 81 prema MENU organizuju, da
civilizovanom akcijom zamene nepravedni kapitalzam sa l0gicnijim
socjaistickim uredjenjem, pod kojim &c samo korsni radnici, tojest,
svi mentalno fizicki sposobni clanovi drustva prinati punu drus-
tvenu vrednost svoga proizvoda.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-01-15

staralo da oni uzivaju sve ugod-
nosti koje i'm drustvo moze dat
ako nisu zbog svoje krivice OF
pusteni. Ali pod takvom Ameri-
kom ne bi bilo izrabljivacke pluto
kratije, vec bi vladala u Moi In
dustrijalna Demokratija koja NJ
bi trpela izrabljivanje coveka
90 coveku, osnovni uzrok patnje
korisnih proizvodjaca -radnika
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