davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-20


Missouri Valley Authority written by Jerome G. Locke FoT many
attempted cspo sa @ss He
and vicinity in ifornia is his twella.
the time your ancestors and reached the
adpoe stage physical development there
long of fourishng marine life Fishes and animals
inhabited the earth great profuson Much of present
upland regions of today mountain tops were then
the bottom of Fosszed remains of then abund
ant sea life and metamorphos that came with cons OF time
produced sulphate.
Modern writing the final chapter of a DRAMA
begun millions upon millions of years For
scientists have known that phosphate properly prepared and
properly applied of the best perhaps the best of
land fertilizers Most soils deficient in it, soil that has
at all is dead and sterile So, for many years. has
been used in America, but only sparingly
About 1885, after IVA. had developed cheaper and
better method of phosphate began attain
grand scale Volume of orders increased monthly and
iva phosphates and their methods of application have in
vaded twenty-five states and reached than 10000 farms
AS Chairman Llientha explains, when farmer To-
bushe mostly worthless sedge growing
side of line fence, while fftybushel oat crop
excellent clover pasture the other he wants to know why
Phosphate is the answer.
agronomy chemistry, action of bacteria in plant
growth and scientific abundant
production have knowledge. From texts do under
stand that native phosphate rock phosphaehas to
quarired Mined then finely ground Thereafter it is
subjected high temperature roasting and mixed with lime
Proportion of mix and amounts to be applied to land
governed, believe by soil classifications
The crop has be changed clover other leg
ume the proper kind dependent soil type Then aided
by phosphate and me little nodules plant roots absorb
phosphate used Out OF all comes fertility vastly increased
yields and finally rehabilitation of soil productivity.
Keys to phosphate fertilizer production any grand
scale sufficient of rock phosphate and abundant
cheap for grinding and roasting Necessary limestone
obtanabe nearly everywhere IVA has abundant and
cheap power rock phosphate middle
Only 100 million left in this deposit and
the drain has increased 400 cent in 10 IVA
officials worried and looking for new of
supply
Florida has deposit estimated $50 million TONS but
cheap power process it. Idaho, Wyoming Utah
Con Page
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-20
The men WHO ADVISED HOOVER
ARE "HELPING" Dewey NOW

Rep. Hugh d. Scott Jr., republican,
thinks the Hoover administration is
an issue in this campaign.
We agree with him.
The very same Old Guard reaction
aries, the very same Wall Street
crowd who advised Herbert Hoover
are now advising Governor Dewey.
And they haven't changed their advice
since 1929.
Herbert Hoover was sincere. He
meant well. He believed what his adj
visers were telling him then, just as
Dewey believes what the same adj
visers are telling him now
We know where that kind of advice
landed the nation under Hoover.
The issue of 1914 is whether we
want the same kind of advice to
land the country in the same kind
of a mess-againI
Lest we forget, let's take a quick
backward look at that mess.
What did Mr.. Hoover and his adj
visers do for the 100000 jobless?
They gave them vacations-without
pay. All 100000 of them. They
rejected every unemployment relief
measure proposed by congress - in
GLIDING the bill of Senator Wagner,
in 1881, for a $2,000,000,O00 public
works bond issue; the meager $780,
100000 relief bill of February, 1882,
and the s2,1OO,OO0,0OO relief bill
passed by congress in May, 1882, and
vetoed by Hoover.
For the Farmer
What did Mr. Hoover and his adj
Visers do for the farmer?
Under the Hoover Farm Board, cot
ION prices dropped 81 per cent; wheat
prices SO per cent, corn prices 73
per cent. Farm income itself dropped
rom around $4,000, 100000 in 1928 to
about s6,OO0,OO0,OO0 in 1888.
What did Mr.. Hoover and his adj |
yisers do for home owners?
An estimated rs per cent of the |
home owners of the nation lost their |
How did Mr.. Hoover and his adj
Users help the banks and bank de-
,ositors? Did they welcome proposals
or bank deposit insurance?
They rejected all proposals for bank
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-20

deposit insurance. They did get rid
Of what they called 5000 "unsound
banks" Depositors lost $4,000, 100000
in the process.
Wages Cut
Factory wages were cut in half from
1929 to 1888. Life insurance holders
lost around 100000 policies repre-
senting $1,000 100000 of insurance
Motor car production dropped from
100000 in 1929 to a. little over L.
100000 in 1882.
The National Industrial Conference
Board, business organization, esti-
mated that the first three years of
depression alone cost the nation $780,
900, 100000.
Yet
In 1882, when the business system
was crashing about them, Hoover and
the Old Guard still insisted that all
was well. Hear Mr.. Hoover himself:
"We fought the battle to balance
the budget.
"Let no man tell you that It could
not be worse. 1t could have been so
much worse that these days now
would look like veritabIe prosperity"
This is the record of the admins
tration which Rep. Scott says has
been misjudged. 1t is the record of
the President who has been closer to
Governor Dewey than almost any
other adviser save possibly Messrs.
Dulles and Aldrich, both of Wall
Street.
Were we Republican we would
take tip from the Presidents rec
objection of the adage: "Never men,
ton rope in the house of a man who
has been hanged"
We never would mention the
name of Hoover in the house of a
man who has been hungry.
Learned Nothing
All this merely shows that the Old
Suarders, the Wall Street crowd has
earned nothing from the national col
apse under Hoover. They have
earned nothing from the recovery
program of the New Deal They have
earned nothing. Period
They stand today where they stood
N 1882, and Governor Dewey stands
With them, stands by them and stands
or them.-Philadelphia Record.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-20
CHANGING
COMMA NDERS In
CHIEF I'm Wartime
BY Lt.-Comdr. Charles S. Seely,
U. S. Navy (retired)

There is no doubt that the coming
presidential election is by far the
most important and fateful in all our
history-and this includes the Lincoln
Mcclellan contest in 1864. Then the
Civil War was about overall the
great battles had long since been
fought-and the siege of Richmond
was on.
Now, while we still have much
| fighting before us in Europe, we have
hardly begun our attack on Japan, a
mighty military power, which in all
it's history of over 1000 years has
never been defeated Obviously, it
would be a great tragedy for us to
lose the services of our most expert
enced leader in world affairs = and
especially in wartime administration
when we have no choice but to
bear the brunt of the fighting to de-
feat great warrior nation of over
S6,OO0,00O people, completely Injured to
war.
Japan will be very much harder for
us to beat than Nazi Germany. Hitler
has not been an especially tough OPP
Russians killed off most of his best
soldiers before we landed in France,
where we could get at any considera-
BILE number of them. But we cannot
hope for any nation doing the same
thing for us against Japan. The
;,,1,,
have already shed so much blood Cat
least 100000 Russians have been
killed by the nazis) in the common
cause against Fascism, that they could
hardly be expected to shed much more,
unless, of course, the war takes
the British suffer losses comparable
to those the Russians have suffered.
We must bear in mind the fact that
Russias contribution toward United
Nations victory has been much great
er than any other nation.
DeWey-backers Russia-haters
But even though Russia has lost
more lives than all the other United
Nations combined in the struggle
against Fascism, there is no doubt
whatever that she will gladly coop
crate with us, in some substantial |
way, to beat Japan-if Roosevelt is
reelected. If Dewey is elected, how
ever, he will not be able to get us
any help from Russia. Why? Be |
cause too many of his most influen-
tial hackers and supporters are well |
known "Russia-haters' who have for |
a long time been making money for
themselves by spreading anti-Russia
(fascistic) propaganda. The Russians
simply could not afford to trust Dew
sy and his hackers.
In fact, if we repudiate Roosevelt
n November the Russians may well
consider this reputation of our
policy of cooperation with them to
peat world Fascism. They probably
Continued ON Page FOUR
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-20
GOOD NEIGHB0R
POLICY WINS AGAIN

When the Mexican government
seized American. oil properties, Presi-
dent Roosevelt didn't call out the
Marines. Instead, he sent experts to
fix a fair valuation.
The final and successful chapter of
what might have been a serious inter
national difficulty has just been writ
ten.
The Mexican senate has given ap-
prevail to the valuation reached by
the American and Mexican appraisers
The American delegation was headed
by Morris Llewellyn Cooke, Philadel-
phia engineer.
The American oil companies will re-
ceive about three times as much as
was offered by the previous Cardenas
regime in Mexico.
The oil settlement Is additional
proof that we have given up dollar
diplomacy in Latin America. Mr..
Cooke and his staff and their Mexican
counterparts deserve the thanks of
both nations. -Philadelphia Record
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-20
Union In Attendance.

LEWISTOWN (SpecaD - With the largest attendance at
annual gathering of the Montana Division of the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative Union of America the twenty
ninth state convention of the organization has been session
Lewown since last Wednesday morning and will continue
until tomorrow evening Delegates and visitors started
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-20
BANNER ATTENDANCE AT
FARMERS UNION annual.
CONVENTION THIS week

All Housing Facilities of Lewistown,
Convention City, Taxed to Meet the
Demands of Delegates and Visitors;
Representatives of National Farmers
Union In Attendance.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-10-20
Missouri Valley Authority
(MVA)

Editors Note During months THE VOICE will
series articles
Missouri Valley Authority written by Jerome Locke For
years STATE active development
Canio' 'orlcal
employed by S. Army CnIo1-- = Dug luis Obspo
an vicinity, n his
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
SOVJETSKA LIKVIDACIJA
MARKSIZMA

PoZnato je da je Stalinoya klika IL Rusji
vec davno odbacia stvarni Marksizam Njena
ratna, kao predratna spoljna, pa unutrasnja
politika sustini. jer bila anti-Marksisticka.
Formalno odbacivanje te nauke (kako smo vec
javili prosom broju) mas nije nj malo IL
nenadilo. To Sc moglo sa potpunim opravdanjem
oeekivati sqf...s..
'New York Tines Cd g. aprila slavi oval
sramni akt ma strani suzbene Rusiie, sa glav-
MIN uvodnikom cd jedan Geo stupac, kojem
rece da Russia odbacuje "tri najosnovnija ma
celia Marksove 'znanostf specjalno kao sto su
vugarlzovana cd novih proroka'. Ia nacela su
klasna borba, teorija viska vrednosti i materi-
jalisticko shvacanje istorije. Sa odbacvanjem
cvih triju nacela,, odbaeen je Geo Marksizam.
Ako bi Sc odbacio samo jedan cd ovih, a druga
diva zadrzala, i4 to- bi bilo potpuno odbacivanje
Marksizma. Mega Sc ne moze usvojiti delimic-
no, vec potpuno ill nkako. "Nauka," koja &c
zamenuti Marksizam jsfte "Stalinzam" iii re-
vdirani Marksizam.
Slaveti oval akt "Tmes' veze ma sledeti
nacin: "Nova doktrina koja osudjuje dosadas-
ME 'greske', koja revidira neke cd osnovnih
Socijalistickih Komunistickih nacela, koja
odlazi tako da1eko da proglasava 'naivnim i
cepidlacarskim' dosadasnju najsvetju cd maj
svetijih tvrdnji da je 'znanost' Karla Marksa
Friedrich Engelsa, ustanovlj javajutih pro-
roka socijalzma komunizma, predvidela sve
propisala jedini put spas, otvoreno je
priznata da je ona wise produkat Stalina nego
Marksa Lenina".
Tako je Nova doktrina nije Marksova
nije nj Leninova, nego je Stalinova. IT, burzoas
ka. Ta nova doktrina proglasuje da kapitais
ticki sistem nije reakcionaran, vec da je on
progresivan sistem, dok materijalisticko shva-
canje istorije (koje su Rusi takodjer odbacilD
uc da je kapitalizam bio progresivan sistem,
ako ma racun mil:ona zrtava covecanstva II
svom pocetku, Pa sve dotle dok nije razvio
industrije do stepena gde Sc, samo ONO
gucuje uspostava Socijalizma, nego gde ie
nemoguce dalnje funkcionisanje kapitalizma i
otuda on je danas reakcionaran. On je takav
vec oko polovicu stoleca. Ovako ocitu einje-
nicu, koju sama ''liberalnija' burzoazia priz-
naje, Stalinova klika sada izjavljuje "progre-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

yee je yro dobro svakom poznata, pa lpak, onl
los to iznose "a argumenat cnjenica je da bi
pssednici tih ratnih iii neratnih Industrial, gde
hi oyi "4-F" morali radti pod dIavnim ii po
slodavaGkirn odredbama, pod ma kakvom pla-
tom uslovima imali direktnu korist od te kon-
skripciis Nema te ndustriie Il America nit
igde Ii svetu koia nebi privukla radnike ako III
nema dosta sa podizan lem plate pruzaniem
oobrih radnih usloya. Ali to dira profit kapi-
taIista, zato on bi hteli da imadu dosta rad
nika yelike profite Konskrpcija ovog nlalog
della radnika, zna6ilo bi isto tako krsenje Usta-
va kao sveopsta konskripcija kad Sc Ustav
jednom prekrsi, onda Sc NIGGA moze krsiti i
dale ito vrlo lako.
svi oni radnici koji direktno nisu pogodje-
baju da Sc zauzmu u borbi protestma isto
tako kao da su oni direktno pogodjeni, ier
ovo je samo nova strategija "a jednu te stu
stvar, ma strani americkh kapitalista.
Upamtimo, konskriptovani rad ie ropstvo.
Takvi bi radnici bill odasljani protiv niihoye
wolfe da rade tamo gde poslodavci vlasti hoce
da rade pod ma kakvim uslovima, "a malu
platu da zive nepristojnn stanovima mace
swim geografskim nepogodnostma Protiviti Sc
konskripciji "4-F'', jeste duznost svih radnika,
bez obzra da Ii su oni direktno pogodjeni iii
ne To je ipak uvadjanje ropstva "a sve rad
nike.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
Ne tuzimo Sc, i "ne
prigOvara iInO"

ivan kre5ic, urednik "Hrvatskog Lis
ia Danice", ina "uskrsnu pisanicn" svo.
Jim eltaoclma, pod naslovom ~ opet
XVI! Nakon sto je "Danicin' urednik
op!akao "Spasitelja svijeta', on istice svo-
Jim citaocima seriju preporuka, mediu ko-
jiina kaze ovo:
Dfuso: - Ma gde sc mi Hrvatj ma
lazlll, ma sta radili na farmi, u tvornici u
maJnI, uredu, ma kopnu iii ma morn
uslfaJmo ma svone poslu, na svone miest,,
haolmo, pomazimo, doprinosimo. Ne TUT
mo Sc, ne prigoyarajmo Radimo,
Lep je to savet cd e. Kresica svoiin
ctaoclma' A ono sto preporucuje Kresi:
SVoJlm citaocima, tako on preporucuie
SWIM radnicima radnickoj klasi. Neka
fadnlcl Stalno rade neka Sc "ne tuze" ako
I'm Je tesko. ako i'm je mala plata, ako III
hJihoFl gospodari teraju da rade do H.
heh1oglostl; neka ne cine "pripovore"
sto III kapitalisti izrab u ! II r.
ranisu ugnjetavaju, pa ako ponekad
nauskaju jedne protiv drugih da Sc me-
dJusoono kasape, kao sto je danas sIu
caJ. Drugim recima, "Danicin' urednik
trazl Cd radnika da budu poslusno robbie
svo]im gospodarima; da Sc ne bune protiy
sVoga ropskog polozaja; da ne pomislja-
Ju ma slobudi, jednakopravnost.
Radnici ne trebaiu - ne smeiu, sen,
ma sVoJu nesrecu poslusati takve sa-
vete, nego oni trebaju postupit suprotno
takVlm savetima. Oni trebaju da Sc bune
protiv nepodnosljivog i'm zivota pod ka-
pitalizmom; da Sc prosvecuju organizuiu
Ga uniste sistem koji je uzrok njihovom
ropstvu, da uspostave takav poredak, u
kome &c oni biti slobodni, nezavisni i
punopravni clanovi drustva,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

zjelica tirana porfiri, unformi mantiji, krsenh
rekrstenih tirana! Odrzavam negujem soju ndviduu,
svoje tijelo duh svoj: hodam po sirokm ucama
varos pojedem po diva bifeka er NINA najvise ina
ranljiyh cesca jabuku kooi ina dosta fosfora, da
naknadim umnijem naprezanjem potroseni fosfor
nlozgu! y Zatim kupam ljeti hladnoj zimi
topoj vodi jer to pomaze ubrzava krvotok osvezava
tijelo kretane time i duh naprezanje. Ia
tim rueam cetiri jela peti biftek Potlje spavam od
maram telo duh cd predasnjeg naprezanja: poslie
toga hodam razmjenujem misli, knjigama iii Judi
ma posie toga veceram, hodam liiezem da odmorim
tjelo duh Etc to mi sporedna zanimanja
- Imas Ii svoju kucu?
Nemam. "Svona je kradja" veil Prudon. Ko god
svoju kucu tai je opov, veliko Mi. dok probude-
no eoveeanstvo ukine licnu svonu dotlen bice
bezbroja ucevnijeh prosteh bogatijeh sromasnijeh,
udovica kreatura, unatoc svakom morasanju skolo-
vanu, rekao jos prize cetri godine svojo knjzi
"Tumacu naucnijeh poltckijeh straneh rijeei!'
Imas Ii drugo kakvo nepokretno imanje,
- Imam to je: Mole ubjedjenje. ono je nepokretno
sa kojega nikakva svetska sila, nikakva prmamva
MIA zastrasvanja inkvizitorske mjere mojijeh ma
rodnieh protivnika ne mogu pokrenut Jay to, spunu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
STEVAN SREMAC
Iii podanik

= koj svijet ii miss? Samo izjece, paraziti,
eznalec eksploatator tako raeunaju ka sto hoces
svaki pravi iskreni prate ugnetenoga covjecanstva
velicanstvenu godnu: kad su Tiljerije urs
uzete kad e Luz XVI uapsen kad je pohvano besnilo
obuzeo puk oval priredo Septembrzaciju, kad je Ma
rodni Konvenat ukinuo mrsko krajevstvo! Etc te je
godne unisen tai vo start kalendar uveden oval moi
novi kad nastade reakcija, rimpapa istna povrati
start popovski kalendar, saw ga svije opet prim,
ali ia ga nijesam uveo nti Gu ga Sc drzati!
Dobro, dakle, znam sad pa Gu izracunati. Nego da
idemo dae Je 81 Ii ozenjen iii 81 udovac, iii razpuste
nix?
Nijesam ozenjen! Prvo to sto ne mogu da Sc
ozenim onaj nacin koji iznio mojoj knjzi
"Omladinskom Dobronosi" "Stvarnom Domacern Ucte-
lu glupe djevojke, nj konzervativni rodite ne
cedose da prstanu onaj eni pametan nacin upozna
vanja mladenaca! nijesam jos to- sto Sc nijesam
Geo zeniti da bi radjao umnozavao robbie tirannu,
tako stado koe &c bezdusne gadne brorate
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
NOVA "STRATEGIJA"
KONSkRIPCIJE

Zahvaljujuci delimicno nagonskom protiv
/JenJu masa protiv nameravajuce sveopste kon-
skrlpclJe, delimicno udarcima koje je zadala
5. L.P. tome lukavom panu kapitalisticke kla-
Sc, lzgleda da poslednja dobrim delom gubi ma
du da ce bti Il stanju proturiti tai ropski Ia
konz kako je do sada planiran. Ako Sc slucaino
odustane cd te namere, sto jos nije verovatno,
to te ,samo biti odlaganie cekanje pogodnijeg
'omenta da Sc tai predlog opet podnese Gill
Je bio, / sada je, da Sc radnci pretvore u
robove Ako jedan metod ne uspe, kapitalistic-
ka &c klasa pribeei drugom, pa i trecem tako
&c ona produzti dok Sc ropstvo konaGno ne
uvede, iii dok Sc sasvim ne uveri da je to ne
moguce uvesti
Buduci da je ia namera naisla ma priicno
jake proteste cd radnika, vojnika, pa cd mno-
9Th radnickih yodja kapitalsticka klasa ie
pocela, da oseca da &c to biti "a sada vrlo tesko
iii cak nemoguce ostvarti. Sad ona trazi move
nacne kako da Sc to ostvari. Racunajuei: posto
je jako tesko uvesti ropstvo svih radnika sa
jednim udarcem, mozda bi to bilo moguee posti-
c uvadjajuci ga najprvo mad jednim delom rad
nika, posle toga mad drugm, pa onda mad
trecim it'd, dok Sc ne uvede konskripcija "a
sviju. tin4
Sad su pribegli triku da Sc konskriptuju
oni radnci CHE su vojne klasifikacije "4-F"
Racuna da ovih radnika ina nesto preko
jedan million. Posto Sc ovo tce samo toga malog
broja stanovnika, kapitalisti su izracunali da
&c to lei lako, jer vecina, koja nije pogodjena,
nece Sc prtiviti, owl, t4-F'', ako sc budu pro-
twill sto oni bez sumnje hoce, NINA cemo
cemo mi otvoriti vrata sveopstoj konskripciji
radnika. Nameravana konskripcija "a "4-F",
isto je tako ozbijna kao sveopsta konskripci-
ia. .Ako Sc uspe sa ovim zakonom, tada ce Sc
produziti i dale sa tim planom. Oni &c opet
naci jedan drugi deo radnika, recmo, ratne
yeterane, iii ako bi to izgledalo malo "nepra-
vedno', oni bi mogli zahtevati one koji nisu
bill ratu, iii one koj nisu ozenjeni, iii one
koji nisu gradjani S. D. it'd Uvek &c oni bit
stanju izmisliti nekakav trik dok i'm je sve-
cpsta konskripcija cilj.
Kapitalisti su nauciliiz istorije klasne bor-
be da ako ne mogu pobediti radnike strajko-
vima kad SUI radnici dobro ujednjeni, oni in
mogu pobediti kada i'll pocepaju ma razne gru-
pe bilo to stvarajuci "dualne" junije, iii We
iii ma negi drugi nacin, glavno je da i'll Sc
pocepa
Propagandistieka laz kapitalistieke klase'
da nema dosta radnika ratnim industrijama,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13
~ Nepris novina,

''Srbobranoy'' pisac "X' ina clanak
u pomenutoj noin cd g. aprila, kojim
Sc hvalise, kako je "Srbobran" "nepristra-
ma novina, te kako on donosi yesti koje
nisu uvek Isle prilog niohova stano-
vista, tako samo da "dokaze" kako je on
"nepristran" Evo kako on TO "dokazu-
je":
"Po svoioi novinarskoi duznosti "a
merikanski Srbobran' je donosio vesti
Jugoslaviii iugoslayenskoj polititkoj 81
tuaciji koe nisu uvek isle u prilog stano-
vstu naseg lista To rade sve nepristrane
novine, koje ne zele da steknu lne pri-
stranih uskogrudih namerno netatnih no.
vina"
Nema nj jedne novine ma svetu koia
je nepristrna, niti jednu noVinu ne cinl
nepristranom, ako donosi vesti koje Sc
Moi dopadaiu i ne dopadaju. Da Il je
iedna noyina "pristrana" iii "nepristra
ma, to zayisi Cd njenog stanovista: kakvo
ona stanovi5te zauzima po odred1enlm
drustvenim ptaniima. "Srbobran' ina
svoje odredjeno stanoviste po odredjenim
drustyenim pitanjima, on nije neodredJen
neopredeljen.
Po takozvanom jugoslavenskom pita-
nju, on ie orredelio svoj stay: "a kralja
Petra i njegovu vladu; on je protiv OBJ
navljanja prve iugoslavenske drzave; on
je "a 'novu Jugoslaviju", ii. ga "Veliku
Srbiiu'. 4 sve oyo znaci da lie "Srbobran'
pristran.
Pa gar "Srbobran" nije pristran kad
ie "a kapitalizam, protiv radnckog oslo
bodjenja9 | Ear on nije bio pristran "a
vreme prve Jugoslavije, kada su jugo-
slavenski vlastodrzci vladali sa macem,
kundakom progonima, hapsenjima "glav-
njacama' mad jugoslavenskim radnicima,
kad je "nepristrani" "Srbobran' odobra-
vac "opravdavao" takvu brutalnost IL
raniju mad jugoslavenskim radnim naro-
dom?
Pristran 81 bio, pristran 81 danas,
"Bane Srbobrane"! Tvoja pristranost Je
u prlog izrabljivanja i tiranije, protlv
interesa radnieke klase radnog naroda
uopste!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-13

cfte strict musti..
- Dobro; dece nemate dake.
- Imam djece, dobar covjece
- Paaa zamuca onaj - kako innate kad.
- Imam djece! -. Svi potsteni eksploatisani i ne
obavjesteni - moa djeca Svi oni koi svoiiieh
ruku, lieu znoja svoega zaradjuju jedu koru
ljeba,F-- to moj snovi ia njihov duhovni umni
otac. S.
- Dobro Kakvo ii je zaninnanje, cd cega ziviS?
= ia pijevac iii pijetao koj navjeseujem zoru
skor dan pravde isne, jednakost. bratstva podiee
rada bagostana covjecanskoga uspavalom narodu: ia
sam suvremeni moderni Prometej koji donosm bo-
zansku skru; ia uc zapaljen koji tam bijedi
hodam osvjeavam pute zalutalom izgubenom covje-
eanstvu. Razumes Ii?
- Anna bas i6!
- Mole je zanimanje da slijepom otvorim oei
guhome usi; da slijepi progedaju vide bijedu ne
pravdu, gluhi da euju vapaj psku brace Pletem bic
sibam nemilice izelice gupane, gotovane, nasilnke
sve trane j neprjateje fzckog, umnog, moranog eko-
nomskog progresa narodnog. !.
-Dobro Imas Ii kakvo sporedno zanimanje?
- Imam. Glavno mi je zanimanje da zivim radim
"a covjecansvo sporedno da euvam da suvise
istrosin, stetu radnickog staeza grdnu radost