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Newspaper
The Toiler
Location
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
3
A polemic arguing the American wage worker remains enslaved by capitalist ownership of industry while labeled free. It contrasts vagabondage with perpetual bondage, urges workers to abandon false freedoms, and calls for Communist knowledge to lift workers from serfdom and end exploitive wage labor.
The essay argues Eugene V. Debs tests revolutionary versus reform socialist strands in the United States. It cites Debs as a revered, solitary figure whose leadership and imprisonment shape mass loyalty, while warning his nomination by reformers may widen splits within the movement and reveal tensions between revolutionary and reformist currents.
Editorial argues against backing Debs for president, warning that socialist principles cannot be traded for personality. It condemns reformist socialism, warns of Poland's crisis and Soviet likelihood, criticizes Polish bourgeoisie and church neutrality, and urges workers to embrace emancipation over betrayal.
A poem fragment explores identity and lineage among diverse kinfolk tied to Mayflower era descendants. The speaker contrasts foreign speech and loyalty, praising workers and persecuted pioneers while invoking kinship, rebellion, and liberty across generations.
Read this weekly list of socialist and labor works with diverse authors and prices. Titles include Marx Engels Dietzen and Lenin alongside pamphlets on Soviet Russia and industrial topics, with bulk discounts and multiple copies available.
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