thank you, jon fromer. are reactionary, others will say that we stand for socialism. there will be inevitable, the inevitable cries of throw the rascals out. it's time for a change and so on and so on.

. >> jon fromer everybody. jon, thank you very much. a brief section from the introduction, and i want to talk some more about the book and then jon will play more music as well. the introduction is called don't waste any time morning. it was a funeral the lights of which chicago had never seen. as early as don to begin gathering at a great singing swarm of humanity. tens of thousands of the city's dispossessed and disappeared. this is a quote. the ghetto, the slums, the lodging of course, the manufacturing districts were buzzing with anticipation. the chicago daily tribune reported that morning. handbills and a dozen different languages had urged attendance at the rights. by 10:00 when the service began, 5000 celebrants, not just the poor but also intellectuals radicals and leftists of many strides including anarchists, union is, socialist, and i was an ordinary nondenominational wage slaves. bums and hopeless jelly of them less than 10% were american "the new york times" sniffed, were packed into every seat and wedged into every crann