“That which would seem to be really impossible is that the workers have not acted on the proposal that they should throw off the yoke.”
“That which would seem to be really impossible is that the workers have not acted on the proposal that they should throw off the yoke.”
“…nothing will ever be accomplished by charlatan politicians.”
“All those who would feel interested to join in the work of distributing literature, visiting locals, writing letters to the press, helping to arrange meetings, or subscribing to funds, are invited to communicate with me…”
“It is said that Orozco or Villa are to be sent to smother the Liberal movement in Sonora.”
“…it is hard for the average Chicagoan, even the more enlightened one, to grasp the Mexican situation and its importance in relation to himself.”
“You should refuse to give a single cent for the war.”
“The poor man knows only that he has a country because he has to serve in the army, and the benefits he receives from the country are the clubbing by the cop, the taxes to pay the government’s costs…”
“Stupid error of a maddened bourgeoisie! The death of an agitator does not put an end to discontent.”
“The American and Canadian workers also join in the joy of the Mexican proletarian for that triumph, although all deplore the loss of that star who was called Stanley.”
“Therefore our chain is your chain. The problem of hunger is universal.”