New-York tribune., 1899-12-17

sou from-shOuld under any circliros,.-
prove disloyal 10 the Czar. the Throne ara
Fatherand. take heed 0f what I say-b,
be treated with all the severity Of The H.
without the slightest com-n9i j. So "a -tipns n
voice failed. his face was peevish. full n 9.
expression Of blind rage which saw IN
childhood on the faces Of landlords whe, -,
threatened 10 skin their scrfs under The ro4,, D.,
violently spurred his horse and rode out q i.
circle Next morning. the lith of June. bv
orders. three officers were shot at Nodl.
Poland and one soldier Szur BY name
killed under the rods"
KropOtkin had at the start every reas.,
adapting himself with willingness to the me-.
DDS Of the Court and Of the arstocracy 10 4,
he belonged. He was a page ~ the Car, %.
received every advancement as he grew ..
boyhood to youth and manhood. When q, q.
officer he desired to be stationed in Sbe,,
that he might study the country 10 Nas thr.-,
the influence Of one Of the Imperial fam!y h..
his wishes were granted. But this very priv,
ended in fostering in him the 1eyelopmsr
revolutionary ideas. Having been brought
in a serf owners family he entered active u
he says. with confidence IN tho necessity Of e- i
mandng, ordering, scoldng Furnishing al
/ the like. Most young men of his time and ,a
| had the same confidence. But Kropothn
/ in him the seeds Of a broader conceptbr
/ human relations and esponsial,ies Asae
/ ncer he had to deal with divers enterprises a..
/ no soon saw how difficult .t is 10 make ~
work really well under tho knout 4 b4ge,
a,nrociate." he say@. the difference betwee., A.
]
and oc,i,o o, the nrip.frr.s NJ comma, a.,
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converging wills. Although 1 dd not Ia
formulate my observations in terms borr5s
from party struggles, may say now that
in Siberia whatever faith in State dsciplr.
had cherished before. | was prepared 70 4
come an anarchist" II is important 70
tbis statement, hecause if Zoos to the root a, n
authors whole socialistic scheme 1t
| ,. .L. h. r,ea,.e tho .,...i,o b,,,.,,
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vi d part uidi o~ai u P'i' N''' '''1'"'''
| because he realizes that Russia has neede.
| readiustnent all along the line which gC
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| 'ea'" uPPei anu ''"'' -''''-' ~ '
| now 10 deaI Win specldi piopleHis' Ou' D.
| maniZe their entire intercourse. The drama
| anecdote necessarily looms largest on the b.
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| the commune IN Faris' "hoh Ihe TROOPS ~
| about to shoot. who was liberated by the
| fcer when he asked permission 10 give :.
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| 49, ~ ~
oarnsos =. Tho n.aI, sa,,in,, ..T an, I'D" d.
recei,,ing twelve huuets in his bodv the NJ
current Of our emotions Is po,red into A mor.s|
of intense pity. and rage against IN dire.s!|
| authority. But Prince Kropotkin looks 5ey',.
| deenita occurrences. and AZ he studies the s.
,or,,,o,, - ,i, country no ,,kss , bro,d s,,r,
| of ,ts sooiat,, 1rb,s whom no i writing u n
| o,.sass,,a+ior of ,isx,,1or II he is not n
bead,on, anarchist validating an infamous de-
| but q dispassionate commentator on what ser
to him to have been an inevitable result Of n.
! found and raunifvlng deVelopmpntS