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1ARCH, 19<strong>17</strong> 3W>£U PRICE TEN CENTS INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST REVIEW \ " WANTED-HGHTING MEN Digitizedby Google
Jack London's Books Until Jack London died, most of us scarcely realized that America's greatest fiction-writer was a revolutionary comrade. Perhaps it was because Jack did not take himself seriously, did not pose as a Great Man. That is something that he was, too intelligent and sympathetic to do. So many of us thought of him as successful, lucky, even while we enjoyed the things he wrote. Now he can write no more, and 1 we have lost the one writer who | could state Socialism in terms that'l penetrated the brain of the ordinary careless American worker. But, thanks to "whatever gods there be," his books are still here. We have arranged to supply all of them that are now published at popular prices. The wholesale rate has been greatly increased on account of the cost of paper, but we can still offer twenty of his best books at 50c each ; five to one address for $2.00, or the set of twenty for $7.00. The titles we offer, are: The Iron Heel is a notable book that you should not fail to read. It is a picture of the future of America as Jack London conceives it, in the event that the trust magnates win out in their fight against organized labor and Socialism.- It is a vivid picture of a possible hell on earth which some ofûs may live to see. In contrast with this book and supplementing it are two other pictures of the future. Looking Backward, by Edward Bellamy, tells of a state in which capitalists are abolished, but all people from twenty-one to forty-five work under a sort of military discipline with their elders as the bosses. Bellamy pictures equality as being won at the cost of liberty, though he seems to approve the system he describes. The book has had wide influence and should be read. We have it at 50c. News from Nowhere, by William Morris, is a picture of a dream-country that is run by the workers, who have abolished the capitalists and landlords and are living their own life in a more delightful fashion than any other writer, before or since, has ever pictured. We have just published a new edition of this classic at $1.00. Prices include postage. Address: The Iron Heel The Sea Wolf Martin Eden White Fang Tales of the Fish Patrol The Call of the Wild The Game The Cruise of the Snark Burning Daylight Adventure Before Adam Lost Face The War of the Classes When God Laughs Children of the Frost The Faith of Men The House of Pride South Sea Tales Love of Life Moon Face Charles H.Kerr & Company, 341-349 East Ohio St., Chicago Digitized by Google
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152 MEXICAN CONGRESS by the workmen
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