It was therefore now necessary that the readers of the _New Dawn_ bear their own burden.

If they would send in money in such sums as they could spare--and it was felt that these would flow in abundantly upon a hint--the magazine would continue and the revolution be a matter of days.

It was better, after all, that the cause should no longer look to capital for favours.

Contributors were to sign on the dotted line.
There were no more _New Dawns_.

The forces of privilege had momentarily prevailed, or the proletariat had been insufficiently roused to its plight.