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New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
MR. PADDOCK CONTRADICTED.
POLICEMAN AFTER POLICEMAN swEARs
HERLIHY TREATED HIM COURTEOUsLY.

POLICEMAN AFTER POLICEMAN SWEAESS
HERLIHY TREATED HIM COURTEOUsLY.
The defence of Police Captain Herlihy was be-
gun yesterday at Police Headquarters. where for
some weeks the trial OF this official has been
going forward. The evidence Introduced yesterday
by Herlihys counsel Louis j. Grant. was all d.
rected against the truth Of the accusation made BY
the Rev Mr.. Paddock Of the Pro-Cathedral IN
Stanton-st. that when the minister complained
10 the Captain the police station Of the open
ness of vice the Captain shook his hst IN the
minister's face and called him a liar
To this end Mr.. Grant placed on the stand
Patrolman Lawrence Naughton. August Dreyer. a
lawyer; Sergeant John McDermott, Patrolman
Michael Haggertv and PatrOlman George Steven
son. They all told the story without a hair
breadth of difference. 1t was that they had been
in the police station at the time when Herlthy Is
accused of calling the Rev. Mr.. Paddock liar.
and that the Captain iii call the minister a
liar or usa any other abusive word, nor did the
Captain shake his fist in the ministers face or
do or say or look anything that would Indicate
aught put the most respectful feelings Tor MN
This line Of evidence anticipated The pup
lie will not be misled into doubling who tells the
truth regarding that episode, the clergyman VINO
IS deVOting his life to the elevation or the people
OF the lower East Side. the policemen VINO could
find no evil resorts there until Herhng was re-
moved and orders given to his successor TO clean
out the precinct. which he dill in few days with
for Herlhy- The trial will continue this after
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
POVERTY.

II four blank walls be mine, and every wind
That goes careening through the vasts of sky
Makes free with my shrunk easement, and my
hearth
Shows but a feeble flame, and the rough floor
Has but the dust for carpet am poor?
Nay, I very Croesus! That, and more!
For no swart Mede rob me of the dreams
Wherewith I hang rapt Madonna there
face Murillo painted-drape rich folds
OF gold shot damask round yon oriel.
And heap about rugs of velvet pile
Deft wrought upon the looms OF Kermanshah!
Poor! Is he poor who has Gods gift OF dreams;
-(Clinton Scollard in The New Lippincott
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
MISS SCHUYLER'S PHILAyTHROPIES.

Miss Louisa Lee Schuyler. who. with Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, has been appointed honorary
member Of the Woman's Board of Managers of the
Pan-American Exposition. Is daughter of the
late George L. Schuyler ana a at-granddaughter
of General Philip Schuyler and OF Alexander Ham
ilton. Miss Schuyler worked in the United States
Sanitary Commission through the four years of
the Civil War, and IL was she who organized the
State Charities Aid Asso 'iation in 1872 the object
Of the society being to inspect poorhouses. Miss
Schuyler has been the means OF effecting impor-
tant reforms throughout the State, especially in
obtaining better care for the pauper insane.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
uINE WORKERS IN SESSION.

Indianapolis Jan. A.-Delegates to the number or
one thousand gathered here to-day in the annual
convention of the United Mine Workers of America
The forenoon was taken up with welcoming ad-
dresses and receptions. 1t was announced tnat
the conferences with representatives or the coal
hOsting engineers. the blacksm1tns ana the Iore-
resulted in no agreement
President Mitchell said the whole controversy EoeIy
will be taken into the open convention and decided
by vote OF the delegates. The largest delega-
ton at the opening session was from pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
PARKS HELD FOR ASSAULT.

AN INDICTMENT ON THE SAME CHARGE HAD
BEEN DISMISSED UNDER GARDINER.
Charles Parks. former Alderman in the saloon
business at Eighth-ave and Fourteenth-st.. on a
charge of felOnious assault preferred by George
Wenner of No. 1000 Forest-ave., held for trial
in the Centre-st court in s1.OO0 bail. by Magistrates
Mayo yesterday. Wenner charged that on May 19
Parks. in his saloon, struck him the head with
piece OF gaspipe. An Indictment the same
charge dismissed a few months ago by Justice
Fursman apple alton of the District Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
TO APPRAISE FOR RAPID TRANSIT.

Franklin Bien. Philip A. Smyth and Michael Cole
man. all lawyers, were yesterday appointed by
Justice Leventrtt. in the Supreme Court, Com
mssoners Of Appraisal with reference to the ease
ments of the property owners along Broadway.
from One-hundred- and twenty-second-st to One
hundred and thirty -hfth-st where the rapid
sit road will run over ground. Mr. Bien's name
of those sent in by the property owners.
Mr.. Smyth suggested by Corporation Counsel
Whalen and Justice Leventritt selected Mr. Cole
v7a
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
CONTRIBUTIONS.

A fine hannelette wrapper has been received
from Mrs. William Leavitt OF Washington. D. c..
for the invalid outfit: a box of miscellaneous
tIcles from Mrs. Wick OF Florida; handsome
1901 calendars without a name: duplicate stamps
from Mrs. Lyman; roll 81 pretty pictures from
Mrs Florence Victor. OF New-Jersey; pair Of
bed shoes from Greenwich Conn; magazines
from Mrs. A. y. Cameron. OF Fo.f IA; silk pieces,
without a name and a package OF calendars, pho
tofranhs etc. from Lakewood. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION.

A circular of the domestic science department
of the New-York City Household Economic Asso-
citation. just issued. contains information as to
the associations working plans this winter. The
cooking classes are in charge of Miss Helen
Louise Johnson demonstrator at the Brooklyn In
stitute of Arts and Sciences. and Mrs c. II. B.
FHelitz Of the New-York cooking School Women
desiring to enter these classes to form classes
Of their own VIII please notify the chairman as
soon as possible many of the days already
taken Information may be obtained AT the school
No 773 Broadway, near Fifty-seventh-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
LOST FAITH IN 1.-THE ANGELS"

Mamma" called three-year-old Margie from the
top of the stairs. won't you please come up and
sit with till go Sleep"
mo, darling; mammals busy no =" was the re-
ply. Run back TO bed the angels will watch
you I'll! you go To sleep
That's what you said before mamma, an
swered the little miss. but the angels didn't show
aD and I'm Just awful lonesome. K Motherhood.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
ORGANIZATION DAY.

The National Society OF New-England Women
Will celebrate the sixth anniversary OF the organ
izstion on Thursday evening January "a, at Del
monico's. There will be musical exercises under
the direction OF Mrs. Antonia Savage Sawyer. fol-
lowed by reception. buffet supper and dancing
The following persons have been invited guests
OF honor: Mrs Cornelius Zabriske, president Of the
Ncw-York State Federation; Mrs Charles II. Den
lson yice-president Of the General Federation; w
l. Dodge. president Of the (Men's) New-England
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
WAKEMAN TO STAND BY FITCH.

Appraiser Wilbur F Wakeman said last night
that he going 10 stand by Mr. Fitch. the exam
iner in the Appraisers Stores whose valuations It
is said. prompted Robert Mcdonald, a lace i'm
porter. TO prefer charges OF persecution against
Appraiser Wakeman- The story Of Mr.. McDonald's
grievances was told several days ago. Special
agents OF the Treasury Department have been in
vestigating the charges and il IS reported that Mr.
Fitch will be called upon for explanation
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
UovEN TO DISCUSS THE CHARTER

The Woman's Municipal League will hold pub
lie meeting at Cooper Union on Thursday even
ing when Controller Coler. James L. Wells Ed
ward NJ Shepard and Frank j. Goodnow will ex-
pIain the revision OF the charter. James McKeen
will preside The officers OF the Woman's Munich
pal League are: President, Mrs l. y. Phelps
Stokes; Vice-president. Mrs. Edward r. Hewitt;
treasurer, Mrs. F. n. Goddard; secretary, Mrs
c. r Lowell.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
TO HOLD INQUEST ON MURRAY HALL.

Coroner yucca will Monday next conduct an
inquest into the cause Of the death OF Murray Hail.
who proved 10 he a woman The Coroner said yes
terday that he would subpoena the adopted daugh-
ter Minnie Hall and other persons necessary for
him 10 hold inquest. The relatives Of the woman
supposed be Halls wife, who died more than two
wears ago live IN New Hampshire.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
{ (TEEEN

Society: Frederick S. Tallmadge president Of the
Sons OF the Revolution; John 7. Terry governor OF
Mayhower Descendants; Frederic J. de Peyster,
presidelt Of the Society of Colonial Wars; Robert
b. Roosevelt. president OF the Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution; DR.. Henry van Dyke. president Of
the Holland Society; Seth Low, president OF Co
lumbia College; DR.. James Earl Russell. OF Teach
ers College, and eX-Judge Rowland, president OF
the University Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
MONEY ACKNOWLEDGE.

H E H has sent IS with the following note;
Warmth accompanies sunshine, so please use the
inclosed to buy a half ton OF coal for some aged
woman or widow with little tots support Mrs.
J. Crowell sent 25 cents for badge.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
WHERE TO GO TO-DAY.

Regular meeting OF the Society for Political Study IN
Genealogical Hail. No. 226 West FTfty-eghth-st.,
D.
Lecture Mysticism by Mrs. Ruutz-
Rees g the home Of Mrs. W. H. Pomeroy. No 379
West End-RYe. II
First OF series OF free evening classes
conducted by Mrs. Runkle. in the library %
League for Political Education No. % West Forty
fourth-st., p.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
4 SPECIAL JURY FOR DIR. KENNEDY.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
yesterday granted motion made last Friday for
a special jury try DIR. Samuel j. Kennedy on the
indictment charging him with the murder of Dollie
REYNOLDS The trial is set for February 4. Henry
Winthrop Gray. Special Commissioner of Jurors,
will draw the jury probably next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
BOY TORN TO PIECES IN S4WMILL.

Corning N ". Jan. A.-Olney Osiager fourteen
years old met horrible death in a sawmill at
Cation miles from here. tonight HIS father'
who was in charge of the circular saw noticed him
near the machine He turned away for moment,
and he looked up the boy was whlried up with
leys.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
TO HELP SPREAD SUNSHINE.

VIII the Florida T. 5. S. branches and individual
members please help the good cheer work by
sending such reading matter as they can spare to
DR.. John z. Ennis, NarcOossee, Fla, for the Dene-
fit of the new branch members?
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
NEWTON SENT TO BELLEVUE.
THE ECCENTRIC BROKER TO BE EXAMINED Al
TO HIS SANITY.

Julius Newton. the broker who yesterday drove
TO the West Thrtieth-st police station with a
woman and told Captain Thomas that he had been
robbed of S6 5G0. 600 and that people going to
rob and kill him. and asked for bodyguard. was
Yesterday morning committed BelieVus By
Magistrate Mayo be examined to his sanity.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
AFTER SONG.

Through love TO light, o wonderful the way
That leads from darkness to the perfect day!
From darkness and from sorrow of the night
To morning that comes singing Ger the
Through 'ove 10 light! Through light. o God. TO
thee
who art the love Of love. the eternal of light Of
light. -(R w. Glider
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

Laura V. Bailey has paid ner r s. S. dues for
1901 by sending a book TO invalid hoy in Ala
bama; Mrs. James ID. Shipman will forward read
ing regularly to two members her dues for the
coming year.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

The Christmas greeting sent to Miss Balm. at
MISUNDERSTANDING -ffty-ffth-st., has been returned
unclaimed. II will be forwarded again II correct
address is given. Mrs. MenZie OF Myrtle. Neb.
pleased with her holiday remembrance. The
morning jacket just suited her.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
OF Interest to Everybody.

To-day you buy The Tribunes story OF the Nine
teenh Century pamphlet FORM handsomely printed
finely illustrated Price 2 eentA
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

The president earnestly hopes that the members
in sending reading matter as sunshine TO Others
will always be careful TO put the frll amount of
postage the parcels. One-half cent is required
for every ounce OF magazines and cent for
every four ounces Of newspapers. II ia great tax
some of the members 10 pay the extra postage
required before the parcels will be delivered.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-22
NO MORE READING REQUIRED

President Of the T. s. s.: Mrs. Todd. OF San
Francisco who has leprosy, wishes me 10 ask you
to notify your readers that she needs more
reading matter for months and the extra postage
which she is obliged pay much that is sent
is a great burden to assume She very CRATE
full. indeed. for the interest shown, and she reads
each day to the other lepers Resp ctfuly.
Mrs. ALICE HARTMAN.
The Bertholdt washington d c. Jan IL 1901.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-16

nej hczbie wyjatk6w, kt6rzy tego wstretu
ME czuja: lub odkfadaja go ma box dla ce-
low osobistych. Lecz MECH dis jaka legi-
slatura wyda prawo, opiewajace mp. ''nie
bedziesz nosif was6w brody' lub ''nie
masz ubierac sic W dfugi surdut, lecz ko-
niecznie w kr6tki.' wszyscy nasmieja sic
takiego prawa, chociazby byio ono wyda-
he zachowaniem wszystkich form legal
nych. lnnemi stowami, rzecza prawodawcy
ME jest tworzyc prawa take. jake jemu
sic podobaja, lecz tylko formufowac pre-
konania juz istniejace W umysfach ogrom-
nel wlekszosci ludzi / zabezpieczac te
wiekszosc od naduzyc drobnej jmniejs
Jake vice jest uzywaniem sprzeda
waniem napojow wyskokowych Me pote-
pia tego ami religia, ami medycyna ami e.
konomia ami przekonanie ogromnej wick
szosci ludzi. Wszyscy, cd ksiedza do uczo-
nego lekarza chemika potepaja ME uzy-
Gle, lecz naduzycie. Leczenie zas naduzy-,
cia przez zakazywanie uzycia Jest nonsen-
sem psychologicznym prawniczym. Skut-
XII tego nonsensu sa widoczne. We wszy-
stkich stanach temperenclerskich mndstwo
ludzi, porzadnych i szanujacych prawo,
uzywa zakazanych napoi6w: Sdzie Jest
popyt, tam musi bye podaz. Jest to pra-
wo zelazne ekonomii spotecznej.
Naszem zdaniem pierwszem lekarstNem
na babska wojne powinno bye zniesiene
zakazu legalnej sprzedazy trunk6w tam
gdzie ten zakaz istnieje. Obok togo natu-
ralnie kosci6f. szkofa prasa musza praco-
wac usilnie mad wyrabianiem ludziach
wstrzemiezliwosci umiarkowana. Swoja
droga zadne gwat1y re strony os6b prywat-
nych ME powinny bye cierpiane przez VIA
DE miejskie stanowe. Rozbijanie niele-
galnie istniejqcego salunu jest lynczowa-
MEM wtasnosci, jak zabijanie zbrodniarza
bez sadu jest lynczowaniem zycia. Pier
wsze tax sic ma do drugiego, jak kradziez do
morderstwa. Me tylko zycie przestepcy Jest
pod opiekq prawa. Jego majatek ma tax sa-
mo prawo do opieki, jak iego zycie. Do
piero sad moze odebrac przestepcy zycie,
lub skazac go ia strate majatkowa. Cz1o-
wick prywatny, pozwalajacy sobie ia ode
grywanie roll sadu W cywilizowanem spo-
teczenstwie, Jest sam przestepca powi-
MEN poniesc kare.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-16
MAEZENSTWO KROLOWEJ WILL
HELMINY.

Zaslubiny mfodej kr6lowej holenderskiei
Z drobnem ksiazq tkiem niemieckiem utrwa
lala ia przyszfosc istnienie sympatycznei
i zastuzoneJ W dziejach Europy dynastyi
Oranskiej -wprawdzie juz ME po mieczu
lecz po kadzieli. KadzieI, jako symbol
dfugowiecznosci, byfa udziafem kilku luz
wielkich dynastyj europejskich. Romano
wowie rosyjscy, Habsburgowie austryaccy
Gwelfowie angielscy facza sic zafozycie
lami swoich dom6w juz tylko przez kobie-
ty. Przez kobiety car Mikolaj jest KEEP
skim potomkiem Piotra WieIkiego, przez
kobiety Franciszek J6zef moze uwazac sic
bic "a potomka RudoIfa Igo przez cafy
szereg kobiet kr6l Edward VII moze nazy-
wac Wilhelma Zdobywce swoim przod-
kiem
Ami jedna tych trzech wieIkich rodzin
krolewsklch ME zasfuguje ami W dziesiatei
czesci na taxa sympatye, jak dom Orahski
ktorego ostatniq jedyna przedstawicieIka
Jest Wilhelmina. Zafozyciel tego domu,
Wilhelm [, Milczacym zwany, byf W swo:m
czasie najwiekszym cziowiekiem Euro
pie: Jego wytrwafa i geniaInie prowadzona
walka wszechmocnq pod6wczas Hiszpa-
mia "a niepodlegfosc Niderland6w zjedna-
ia mu wielkie imie W historyi. jego ma
stepcow ME byfo ami jednego tyrana, ami
jednego idyoty Wszyscy oranczycy. jeden
po drugim odznaczali sic zdolnosciami,
umiarkowaniem i wielkiem poczuciem obo
wiazku. Wilhelm I'll, powotany na tron
AngIii po wypedzeniu Jak6ba II 60 Stuar-
ia, byf gf6wnym czynnikiem waIce Z
wszechmocnym despotyzmem Ludwika
AIVgo przyczynit sic posrednio do wy
wofania warunk6w, kt6rych p6zniej wy
rosfa wielka rewolucya francuska. TO tez
przed dwudziestu przeszlo Iaty mifosnicy
historyi pewnym smutkiem patrzyli, jak
ostatni orahczyk chyli1 sic do grobu bez
potomka, zadowolenienm vital przyj-
scie ma SWAT WiIhelminy Nalezy tyiko
zyczyc m1odej krolowej, ably tradycyjne
cnoty zdolnosci wielkich Wilhelm6w O.
ranskich przeszfy przez MIA ma iej potom-
stwo, ktore bedzie kierowac losami tego
drobnego lecz pieknego dzielnego kra ju,
dopoki ludowi holenderskiemu ME spodo-
ba sic podziekowac swoim krolom "a ich
wierna sfuzbe precise do ustroju repu-
blikanskiego.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-16
TOLEDO, OHIO, SOBOTA, 16 LUTEGO, 1901

dopiero W lSS7ym Bismark oglosil tekst
traktatu, to z wfasnej woli. dla nastrasze-
MIA Rosyi w Angli takae Rad posiada
wielkq swobode sprawach polityki "a
granicznej. Roznica tylko jest ia, ze W
Anglii caiy cabinet vie o wszystkiem, lecz
take ME potrzebuje zwicrzat sic ze swoja
wiedza pred parlamentem.
Niemcy troche sic krzywiq ma cesarza
Wilhelma "a zbyt goracq uprzejmost dla
Anglikow. Szczeg6lnie niepodoba sic ME
kt6rym ofiarowanie najwyzszego orderu
pruskiego lordowi Robertsowi w Anglii
przeciwnie radosG jest wielka. Uktad sill
W Europie zmienif sic skutkiem tego przy-
mierza znacznie ma niekorzysG Rosyi i
Francyi. w dodatku kilka panstw drugo-
rzednych wyraznie opowiada sic "a An
glia. Car Mikoiaj odpowiedziai tymcza-
sem ma serdecznosci londyhsko- berlinskir
.ofiarowaniem wysokich order6w rosyj-
'skich' premerowi francuskiemu, p.
Waldeck- Rousseau, i ministrowi wojny
Andre. Ironia dzieJowa! Prezes najrady-
kalniejszego gabinetow francuskich i
najliberalnicjszy ministr6w wojny otrzy-
mujq odznaczenia reki cara rosyjskiego
Niedfugo moze przyjdzie kolcj ordcrami
na pana Millerand. ministra handful, kt6-
ry, Jak wiadomo, jest socyalista.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-16
PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY
kLOPOTY Z kUBA.

Stany Llednoczone postapify kuba u
czciwie. kongres kubanski pracuje wfas-
ME mad ufozeniem konstytucyi, gdy ia
bedzie gotowa, nastapi obranie prezydenta
i rozpocznie sic zycie samodzieme mfodej
republikl. Jasny ten obraz posiada jednak
strony ciemne Najpierw Kubanczycy Okla
zuja dziwnQ oziebfost wzgledem swojej wy
bawicielki z jarzma hiszpahskiego. Pomi-
mo wszelkich staran ze strony przyjaci6f
Ameryki, ably do konstytucyi wstawiono
wzmianke d1ugu wdziecznosci dla Sta
now H.. kongres kubanski ME zgodzif sic
ma TAXA wzmianke. Ubodfo to lud amery-
kanski. iako wielki dow6d nezrozumicnia
re strony kubanczyk6w, kim byly ola Mich
Stany Zjeclnozcone Ale mniejsza to.
Wdziecznoscia mkt ME tyje, ale bez niej
mkt ME schudnie. Gorzej Jest lima kwe-
stya. Hiszpania podczas wojny Z Kuba "a
ciagnefa Ia rachunek Kuby jake czesci
swego terytoryum, potezny dug, cos okofo
500 milion6w pezet6w. dug ten, wedfug
zwyczai6w przyjetych W prawie miedzy-
narodowem. powinicn przejsc ma panstwo
kubanskie Lecz Rad kubanski rewou-
cyjny take zaciagat dtugi ia sw6j wlasny
rachunek Ot6z kongres kubaiski przyjaf te
dtugi swoiego rzqdu. lecz odrzucit stanow-
GO dug zaciagniety przez Hiszpanie.
Bondy tego dfugu znajduja sic W reku pry-
watnych kapitaIist6w, przewaznie Francu-
z6w Hiszpanow. Panowie ci siedza teraz
cicho, dop6ki Kuba jest zajeta przez woj-
ska amerykahskie. Lecz skoro tylko Kuba
zostanie panstwem niepodlegtem, kredyto-
rowie wystapia pretensyami. Co bedzie,
jezeli Francya Hiszpania ujma sic "a
swoimi obywatelami zacznq naciskat na
Rad kubanski? Bedzic znowu place. wy
ciaganie ra k do Wuja Sauna, ably ratowaf
srodze przeslaowana niewinno5t Kuby A
zaco ma Wuj Sam marnowac sw6j wegiel
swoich ludzi? Zyskac drugie PortoRico i
drugie FiGpiny (0 niema ma kim; mkt
Juz mic ME ma do stracenia ma p6fkuli a
merykanskiej, opr6cz Anglii Zostawic
kube na pozarcie ME wypada: Il brzydko
niepraktycznie. Kto vie, czy ME trzeba
bedzie raz jeszcze siegnac do kalety i ja-
kos zafagodzic te sprawe.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-02-16
BABSKA WOJNA

Walka salunami, podjeta Kansas
przez niejaka pania Carrie Nation, przero-
sta Juz rozmiary zwyktej awantury ulicznej
i zaczyna przybierac charakter powaznego
zjawiska spofecznego. DIVA punkty nadaja
tel sprawie prawo figurowania miedzy wy
padkami politycznymi: rozciagfost zaraz-
liwosc Dopoki pani Nation awanturowa1a
sic kilkunastu towarzyszkami po ulcach
drobnych miasteczek, ME byfo jeszcze O
czem movie. Lecz skoro taz biafogfowa
wtargnefa do biura gubernatora stanu i
zmyfa mu glove; skoro zdobyfa szturmem
kapitol stanu Kansas, wygfosifa mowy do
posf6w / do senatu dodatku rozbi1a
buffet W senacie; skoro wydafa bezkarnie
proklamacye do dzieci szkolnych, zaleca-
JAG i'm rozbijanie okien sI1oro wreszcie
przekroczvfa granice stanu Kansas odby-
wa obecnie tryumfalny poch6d przez stan
Iowa, rzecz dorosta juz pod wzgIedem roz-
ciagfosci do wcale powaznych rozmiarow.
Zarazliwosc zas przykfadu tel pani ujaw-
Mia sic juz W Chicago, gdze zwaryowane
zwolenniczki Dowie 90 zaczynaia rozbiiat
apteki ME "a sprzedawanie w6dki, lecz "a
utrzymywanie lekarstw. MaIuczko trze-
ci gatunek waryatek zacznie rzucaG sic ma
teatry, czwarty ma szkofy, gdzie ucza medy
cyny, cnemii innych bezboznych nauk.
piaty na redakcye gazet. sz6sty ma kosciofy
innych wyznan. si6dmy poprostu zacznie
niszczyc doko1a siebie wszystko, CO ME be-
die miaio szczescia podobac sic gfupim O.
czom lub chorym m6zgom rozpasanego
motfochu W sp6dnicach
Rozbijanie salun6w w stanie temperen-
clersklm. Jakim jest Kansas obecnie. do
wodzi przedewszystkiem bezmyslnosci pra-
wodawstwa, zakazujacego reguIarnej spree
dazy napoj6w wyskokowych. Jezeli dla u
trzymanla Jakiegos prawa potrzebne sa az
diva bezprawia, to przedewszystkiem takie
praWo ME ma zadnego sensu. A tax Was
ME jest W Kansas. Pierwszem bezprawiem
jest obecnosc salunow tam, gdzie i'm bye
ME wolno, drugiem rozbijanie tychze
przez prywatne osoby. Dopiero kombina
eva tych dw6ch bezprawi czyni zadosyt,
prawu stanu Kansas. Bfad temperencie
row innych niepowofanych obronc6w
cnoty polega ma TEN. re chca oni leczyc
ludzkosc "a pomoca zakazu Takiei sztuki
mkt jeszcze ME dokazaf i prawdopodobnie
ME dokaze. Frosty zakaz dobry Jest dIa
mafego dziecka. Ludzi dojrzafych trzeba
wprod przekonac, re zakaz jest racyonalny
trzeba ich wychowac przekonaniu, ze
rzecz zakazana jest rzeczywiscie zfa; a wte
dy doplero MONA wydac zakaz przeciwko
poJedynczym jednostKom, ktorym by sic
zachclafo dziafac wbrew przekonaniu ogo-
fu. Naprzykfad zakaz: ME kradnii," lub
''nie zabilaJ'' ME opiera sic ma TEN, re Jest
zakazem re strony prawa boskiego ludzkie-
60, lecz na tem re olbrzymia wiekszosc lu-
dzi cywilizowanych nosi sercu duszy
wstret do kradziezy zab6jstwa Sam zas "a
kaz jest sklerowany tylko przeciwko drob-