wage slave

The silk-socked wage slave, toiling eight hours for six dollars, is not the genuine old New Orleans molasses slave.

Slave and slave-owner, serf and baron, wage-slave and capitalist—so the classes have struggled.

She sat in another chair, very straight in her lavender dress, and joined with the flapper in her survey of the wage-slave.

Nature does not intend for one man to have capital and another to be a wage-slave.

The wage-slave, when he is out of work, must now starve or go into the workhouse and be made miserable, or commit suicide.