And you mustn't call me the employer.
All I have I look upon as the property of the Union; the men own it as much as I do.

It's only that I regulate the work, just because somebody must.

We're not making any profits to speak of yet, but that'll only come in time; whatever remains as clear profit,--and I don't take anything out of the works myself--goes to the Propaganda fund of the Union.' 'Please forgive my ignorance.

I've heard that word "Propaganda" so often, but I don't know exactly what it means.' Mutimer became patronising, quite without intending it.
'Propaganda?
Oh, that's the spreading our ideas, you know; printing paper, giving lectures, hiring places of meeting, and so on.

That's what Propaganda means.' 'Thank you,' said Adela musingly.