In reply to your letter of January 23, I regret that I cannot give 
you the addresses of the sections of your occupation because no 
such sections are known to us. What you say, relating to your 
country, about commercial employees being very opposed to 
proletarian progress also applies to other countries: this class 
generally consists of lackeys of the bourgeoisie who expect sooner or 
later to become bourgeois themselves. There are many honourable 
exceptions; but I believe that you are the first to succeed in forming a 
section of your profession. 

If you also want to send me about twenty copies of your 
circular, I will disseminate them in the big commercial cities of 
Europe and America and it will serve well for propaganda. 


Greetings and Social Revolution.