The Daily Worker dated November 28, 1925

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J ~National Dairy. Products company’ has | The DAILY WORKER Raises che Standard for a Workers’ ; and Farmers’ Government Vol.

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Page Two POLISH SOCIALISTS ENTER INTO GOVERNMENT WITH MURDERERS OF CRACOW RAILROAD WORKERS (Special to The Dally Worker)...

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CORRESPONDENCE MESSINGER LUNCH ROOM WORKERS | SLAVE 12 HRS. DAILY, 7 DAYS PER WEEK; ; DAY OFF ONLY BY SPECIAL REQUEST By...

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‘Page Four Organization | Meetings | i Workers (Communist) Party THE.DAILY WOR esolutions jal Affairs WORKERS’ SCHOOL WILL

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WOMEN PATRIOTS “70 FIGHT REDS AND UNIONISM Have Blessing and Aid sof U. S. Army , Open shop anti-labor forces are cheered’ by

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‘Page Six THE DAILY WORKER Published by the DAILY WORKER PUBLISHING ‘CO. 1113 W. Washington Blvd, Chicago, Til PI Monroe 4712

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ine Cie be veg? onp NG ‘GL “The ide becomes power when it pene- trates the masses.” —Karl Marx. SPECIAL MAGAZINE SUPPLEMENT

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HAT labor has failed to do, the Negro church has done: It or- ganized the Negro. How strongly it binds him can be seen in thé

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oe By M. A. SKROMNY. (Reminiscences of the Revolutionary Days of 1905, By an Old Rebel). * * * Editor’s Note. —- In...

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HE question if the national econo- my of the first socialist republic is developing and whether this devel- opment is in the

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t Union for the RITORY INISTRATIVE DIVISIONS usucceeded in ed for activity ittee of Baku. d deportation. away to the for...

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——_” , The Spirit of the New Literature in Soviet Russia OVIET Russia has developed a new spirit in literature. The old writ-

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Lore and Loreism - Ludwig Lore, until recently a mem- ber of the C. E. C., secretary of the German bureau and editor-in-chief

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Save the Workers’ Children from the Claws of the Capitalists! ——— T is sald that the Turks of the middle ages would never kM