The Caucasian., 1893-12-14


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g. ,b,s -,.as..n the s.-.-nil>; tolls, the
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rav.r d.-~rs.tr.
S,ve,-r frn,n the human, Srul this sub
,,,,a ,b',us.lf and civilization L. dead.
+, Tins f,Irb that ha- sailed unknown
saas or-.n.-I the forests. turclv.ed the
mountain. and brunSht t. the whole
world tn, In-pIrlng conception of It's
rri,v and hrnfb.rho~.d. The poorest IN
v.srneut any man ever made, Is infidel-
itv-especlally III man and Of man. No
investment paws such returns IA faith
ESPECIALLY in man. the lmac" of God.
And no man can have faith in God no
has n, faith In man.
Ir.a1 the other dav a strange story Of
a s,ul,., near Shasta Catv. Cal The writer
sand rnat II j. a deep ravine. with rocks
showing all the way up the sides. Gold
in pavlny Quantities had been found
alon, IN. stream. int IL seemed to disap-
year a few feet from the channel. One
dav while A cang of men were tolling III
the stream. "A stranger, evidently lgno-
rant of,nluinr. cane along and hraned
on hisragred elbows TO watch the results
of their Labor.
The miner near him took out a 81 mug
get. and anxiety overcama the ignorant
STRANGER
"Sav," he asked, where can | go to
diggin to find ii ike that:"
The hardy miner stopped his work,
and giving the wink to All the bows. SO
that the Joke should not be lost. pointed
mn 10 the barren rocks. where no gold
had ever been fouml
..yo, 600 thar roa,gh looliu placeg"
.Vas - s.;d tha nayv hand
..yvau .b,r,t rich los, Won staka
o,,+ q c1o;,,, ~, ,,n +, work an when v-e
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IT, now. bon1 +l,.nk.1 1ha miner and
+ba ho,,s all ,,rinn.d ,b4ir annraciation
oe .b,, ,,I,. That ,f,.r,c.,n :, sobtarv
| fo,ra was seen uickiny an the rocky
Hillside and every ,ima the miners
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beanad on the faces Of tbe bnn,,rv mil.
ions that ,.ro,vdod those na1,cas ond
. flIl Crr,11nIS
NOWHERE AN ANGRY, sCowLING FACE.
Everywhere good nature and fraternal
kindness. Who that saw it will ever
forget that crowd Of Jov-ht human faces!
| No drunken revelry! No enVlOuS glances.
| No standing on privileges. Fraternity!
Humanity. Verify, society" was not
there!
Thrd-Ihe common people are hu-
manlty. BY the common people mean
the aggregate, inclusive OF the two great
classes continental writers would deslg-
nate as bourgeois and proletarlat. In
America there Is, strictly Speaking, no
middle class as distinguished by hostile
ideals from the working class. The mid
die class people with US are working
people, and they are identified in the
main with the working people in life and
aims and hopes. Human progress is
bound up III the common people. Prog
ress that is not in them and of them is
not progress. The little cliques of peo-
pie that form themselves into petty un-
social mObs apart from the common peo-
pie may be grouped as intellectual and
spiritual paupers, and with other feeble
folk cared for by the state may be left
out of the account Of the history Of bn-
manitv
The one lesson the vastnese of +be fo;~
tangbt with ,,b.1,o;n ,,Las;a
was the measnraless oronderr af ,na,'
and the insipnificanca of mon
individual interests Ira,e d,porfea ond
lost in the immensitv of the world idea
Cornorations whose mama c;rc,a +ha
earth and whose afTairs ora d;S,.,,ss.d :,
-, =, 40
no+;ons hoa .La;, 1;tt,o ,-,1;I:.a 80 "