Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30
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B pens ot fo--ee ms g -a- nF les "---e
bo-a-ag sat t1ee are uUt9- r-s--t -
81 -ll1e- alse a-u ler o es--9 "a
tae G. 81 really to aruLala vlo-ent sVA---
uents. srLl believes taaf lnsre are very
few ~ gls l-s as 9er re can e
ser down IS professional AnsIc1lsi7 -L
tie sense 0f belonging - 80 o-saA-4s1
oo5Y
The rsal leaders Of The Anarchist
and socialist movement 40 nos come -
th-s country Sal1 Nj ID hus9t~h
gentleman. mem 5er 81 noble fanny
a. s. Petersburg NV resident III Sc"
YORK They stay AZ home 70 lgh.
the battles ~ their tactlors lhos7
men who claim 10 be leaders here are
Anarchists ior revenue only Aho"
several % them intimately. and can
therefore speak wlth assurance @DO-'
them
"A have often been surprised and
even an sed 20 observe how tney
impose upon tie ctsdulity - their
dl1es. wh0 believe their feigaed ardor
= De tie real thing There IS c-oss
parallel between the cases Of >hcYifcn
and Rebel The latter IL he 70 ognlLed
Socialist leader n me kelcnstag ho
holds the most extreme views and on
OCCASION rises i'm his seat ana gives eN-
preston 10 the sentiments tnAt coV-r
him with glory In the eyes or the
Socialists OF Germany. On one ocCa-
sion J hapnened 10 be az a public din
ner az which ne was an invited guest
l had never met him before ne ain
ner, which took place ~ Leipzig, was
large affair. Plates were set for about
a thousand. and As Is usual IA all age
dinners Of the kind, everything Was
badly managed Some were still a, the
soup. whilo others we're enjoying the
dessert.
Presently some one at my side
spoke 10 a gentleman opposite and
then knew tAat ] was sitting lace 20
face with tho Socialist parliamentary
leader the great and only Bebel.
rose and bowed.
An ~ Bebel, permit ne 20 intro
duce mvselL ] am happy TO have ths
pleasure Of meeting SO distinguished
man as your olf.
.The Great Rebel was fattered. We
drank glass OF wine together Soon
We were in the fun tide OF conversa
tion orr political matters. With him
usltt..s was a hobby; he preached his
rec .a~ doctrines everywhere. lie eI
patatoj IN eloquent words upon the
ID Ion .f NJ ara L Is "a a.
prOrC~tT among uAe masses. spoke very
strongly OF The crimes o. landOwEing
nj property holding. and predicted
day o. al JUS ment sooner or later. 1t
was all splendid Y discoursod, although
others. besides myself, believed that u
was arrant nonsense and most perni-
CiOus doctrine
AT last ho paused He looked to
see the effect on his auditors.
=. Pardon, NJ Eebel said I. Are
you not the owner OF Villa Park, that
beautiful estate ii the suburbs@
go y es was the reply. 1t IS my own.
/ made all OF IL by hard work with
hands anG brains
And OF the fine building in which
you reside? persisted.
That also Is mine, answered Bebel.
You know the place. them
ultimately, said ]. Vow. VI.
Eebel. may / inquire why you 90 not
sell that beautiful estate and divide the
money among YOUR fcllOWs?'
80 nc great apostle Of uality stood
mp and arcd the eyes Of those who sat
around and VINO were watching eagerly
20 his answer. lie held up his glass
and even smiled.
So 10 you ,linl; am such fool as
that he inquired coollY. Let others
begin. 1t Is / who am 20 preach the
dOc.rine, 10 j. not for me 10 begin it
And ne tossed % his wine and turned
- his next neighbor, as though thor
. k had never been interrupted an in
stant.
But Rebel IS only type. Tho pro-
fessioual agitator can be found every
where. and he is here in New York
Some q me ago. ! had occasion 20 do a
service % the editor OF the Socialist
organ in New ork 10 was a small
matter. and had forgotten all about it,
when one dag. I was pressed ov him 20
como 20 dinner. That evening | pro-
ceeded 20 the cafe MarJinelii. where We
d.ned ih private room. Madame ---
was OF the company The Socialist ed
ftsr was in evening dress. with vice
erpause ot linen bosom and tho
colrtliest Of manners he sat while we
wa Ted Tor the table. and trimmed MS
finger nails uith the utmost care. At
dinner be was all attention.
''Ahout eight o'clock the lady re-
marked. 'Ha sou not better lie going"
81 inquired the reason N some sur
prise.
...Ile has 20 address meeting, she
explained.
...I will Don return. said tho edi-
tor. I mu~t however. make change
in n-v wardrobe. ard Viii ask YOU 20
oXe. ST. re l4t;le. And SD saying 10
bowed and -tcpred into sn sl room
or lie ono in which wc wee dining.
In tar minutes ne roapreared and I
co l scarcely credit mr eyes when
looked 10 80 the man 81 10 came for
wara to speak tonne. 70 VAS tho Social
ist editor bus bow meta uorphosei
Ills Or S. coat was rep aeed By an
older aud cry -eedv cve-coat his in
mscu latc shirt had retired and one =
rcd fanue had been substituted his
hat WAS u keeping with tlls rr0tean
transform alton and even his bar
thought as tUmh Cd 20 a degree that
suited the new character be had as
slue8 Madame lau7hej
IN going my friend sad TIE So
cIa.ist. bu. vl rot be long away.
Tray stop tll return an ne VIII have
a parting glass GO vine togerher
ear aaw. Wiz. aston mont To
theu. ta whole performance seemed
such 2 matter a. fart that vas rar-
s.adf3 lt vss common occurrence.
in sn p or. or Jess. D. vas ia K ard
merely saving we'd IN passing. he
again entered Tic lt.e room IN
fev minutes 20 rearrea-ed q evening
dress a. AZ re drst and roos h's seat