Dudes ii) Wall Street Waking Up Too Late,
By Max A. Hayes.
Now the dude bookkeepers,
clerks and type writers of Wall
Street, who have always display
ed considerable scorn toward
lhc very c nun on persons who
work, are up against the real
thing.
Hundreds of the snobbish
crowd have been laid oil' or dis
charged outright on account ol
the closing of the Sto k Ex
change, the bankers, brokers
and other operators haying lit
tle or no work for office ser
vants.
It is only a few ranrths ago
that tin employe <1 meetings were
held in the Wall Street disti j l
for the purpose of impressing
the money changers with the
fact that there wero unfortu
nate people in the world wlio
deserved to be treated justly.
The nasty little ratelites of
tho bankers and brokers created
much amusement for them
selves and eachotljer by pelt
ing tho speakers with orange
peelings, apple cores, peanuts
etc., accompanied by hoots and
sneering remarks to display
their great wit (and long ears.)
Now they are getting at least
a partial dose of their own med
icine.
A New Turk paper says that
large numbers of office men and
women flock around (lie build -
ings in the financial district
and make anxious inquiries a
bontthe chances or pos^ibiili—
ties of securing employment at
any old wages.
They frankly admit that they
arc up against a eerio.us silua
sion, for the largo majopity of
ihem’aro virtually without any
means as the high cost of liv
ing in New York has prohibited
ihom from saving anything.
The real laber element i>
shedding no tears of .sympathy
for theflunkies of Wall Street,
who ordinarily glory in their
slavish ness.
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Y>j Thomas W- W‘-liam3.
Socialism And Inspiration
Socialism is the most inspir
ving thing in the wot hi. It in
cludes ah that is good and es
chews whatever is vicious and
had. It embraces every purposi
making for the human uplift, i
is not circumscribe 1 by creed
;ior embarrassed by organiza
tion. Socialism is bigger tliai.
party and far beyond iho powe;
of man to destroy.
Socialism is a world power. 1
is the constructive forces of tin
universe impelling the "Nix
St p.” Socialism is ti e drean ;
of tomorrow, the stimulation oh
today, it takes the indiridua
outside of himself amt ovei
wbelins him with the hignesi ol
the \vhole. Ills <orelafiou r.ith
all other things is discovered.
His interwoven interests with
all other beings is revealed.
Socialism it the antithesis of
selfishness and self-ascend mcy.!
1 It is aitruisnji mnde sane and
I practical. It does not destroy
hope. It rpaterializes anticipa
tion. It brings the goal within
reach.
Socialism makes for bettor,
manhood. No man can work with'
Socia'ism who is not moved by
high and lofty purpose. Its pro
gram is positive rather than ne-'
.ative. It displaces. It creates..
It does not annihilate. It rear
ranges. It brings things into re
ition. It reverses incentive.
Under Socialism the overcom
lg passion of the part of the
; .dividual will be to contribute
. -stead of to receive; to bestow
•other than to acquire. Honor
.vill be the rewaid of service,not
jelf or gain. Men will not be hap
py in the selfish holding of some
thing to the exclusion of others,
but their joy will be hill in mu
tual possession and interest.
The Socia ist party is organ
ized to interpret Socialism. It is
i a voluntary organization, ir’ivini
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expression to t'le poliiica’ phase
Socialism docs not spring out of
the S cialist Party. It is ipt de
pendent ot. the dictym of a few
men, nor is it .circumscribed L:
pa"ty decrees. Sociali.m is a eci
enc?. Socialists are mere’y stu
dents striving to master the sci
ence. The Sounds'- Party IS be
cause Socialism WAS.
Soeia ism is all embracing. II
is inclusive, not exclusive. It is
creative ratner than destructive.
It makes for peace rather than
war. It begets love rather than
hate. Socia’ism stands between
the world and chaos.
It is t' e one great star of hc-pe
in the dark night of capitalism.
Sociahsnis the universe work
ing with man and man with tin
universe.
Opposs Commission
Govermmnt
I) :nver Socialists have adopted
resolutions favoring the repeal
of the present commission form
pf government.
The North Dakota Association
opposed to woman suffrage in
thatstn'e has issued a detailed
statement declaring that an an
alysis of the vote on woman suf
frage in this state “showed that
last November the Socialists vo
ted solidly for it..’’ We admit it.
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