The Daily Worker dated May 9, 1925

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eee os Ge Worker Annual Sub- scription Drive Now on in Full Blast! GET IN ON IT! Vol. IL No. 100. = RATES: In Chicago, by...

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ih i i GMs im getting BROKE FARMERS’ RULES FOR RIC t than a fire and brimstone magician Coolidge Refuses to An- swer Tax...

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\ | ) f i THE da WORKER Page Three xpose Treason of Renegade Socialists in Minneapolis (Continued from page 1) traitor to the

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| Page Four Et PRICES BOOSTED IN CANADA BY BREAD MONOPOLY Raise Not Caused by Wheat Prices NEW YORK—(FP)—May -7.—All the...

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THE DATE MORKER SOUTHERN NEGRO IN FULL SWING Large Numbers Enter Northern Industries NEW YORK, May 7.—The annual spring...

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Page Six cere THE DAILY WORKER. Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING CO. 1118 W. Washington Bivd., Chicago, Ml. EP...

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re | a “The idea becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.” —Karl Marx. By ROBERT MINOR. “ A FTER all the sacrifices the

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‘been thought to its conclusion. The Role of the City and rand Workers By NIKOLAI BUKHARIN, Editor, Rravada, (The Truth)-at

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By ARNE SW SWABECK, In their reckless destruction of the effectiveness and fighting ability of the union the officials of...

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: i i a er etre nn renee arent Poe e ntn n nrcremarmttencen nme rn inher nem aa ns Ri eR ‘MASTERS (Translated by Simon...

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> first time in his ten years of experience ch an opportunity had come his way. of the men looking for work noticed his in-

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——————$— TT Pity the Poor Workers HE manufacturers and bankers have grown exceedingly kind to the men and women workers of

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oe ql (Continued from page 2) to the land,” or “by the land and for the land,” or “land for peasant fam- ilies,” etc. A-whole

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The Role of th eCiy | 7 ~ (Continued from page 7) ences and the positive experiences of the October revolution. I am of the