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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
MAY RILLMAA STOCK COMPANY

May IIillman, supported by an excep-
tiOnally strong company and vaudeville
entertainers, will play an engagement OF
popular plays at the Opera House COM
mencing Monday, Jan. %. The plays o.
be presented are mostly all new, never
having been used 10y other popular
priced organizations. For the opening
performance Children OF Satan will be
the attraction, to be followed by equally
as strong plays throughout the engage
ment. A fine line OF specialties will be
given at each performance, headed by
Great Gasford. Other pleasing special
ties make the vaudeville a feature Of
each performance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
DEATH IN ESSEX

Mrs. L. II. Garnett, widow OF the late
l.. II. Garrett, of huntsville, Essex county,
died at her home Friday evening Of
pneumonia, aged 70 years. Mrs. Gar
aett was Miss Carr, Of Port Royal, and
"a sister OF Mrs. Prof. Borden, OF Manas-
sas; Mrs. Robt l.. Paris, Of Coyington,
ana Mrs. l.. c. Urquhart, OF huntsville.
She leaves one son, Prof. w. G.. Garrett.
Mrs. Garnett was a member OF Rappahan-
aOck Christian church.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
WIDOW OF JUDGE WILLIAMS DEAD

Mrs. Roberta Williams, widow Of the
late Judge William g. Williams, died
Thursday night at Orange, aged
20 years. She leaves one daugh-
ter. Mrs. George W. TaylOe, of
Basic City, and two sons, Messrs. W. c.
Williams. of Chattanooga, Tenn, and
J. Saul Williams, Of st. Elmo, Tenn, and
one brother, Rev John s. Ilansbrough,
rector of st. Thomas Episcopal church,
Orange, and one sister. Mrs. Betty Miller,
OF DanEifsp. Mrs. Williams was devot-
ed member OF the Episcopal church for
many years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
DROWNED
Body Of Vim. Taylor, COlOrsd. Found in Canal.

The body Of Vim. Taylor, colored. was
found Saturday morning. about 7:3O
o'clock, by Mr.. Sidney Ruck. in the canal
near the F.. F. 4 Z. r. r. Officer Rob
inson notified the coroner, DR. \. c. Dog
gett. and the following jury was sum
moned: John j. Berry, j. j. Minor, J.
W. Allison, Jr., J. A. White, G. l.. Rodg-
ers and A. l.. Layton. After viewing
the remains, the jury took evidence at
the Mayors office. Averdct was render
ed that Taylor came to his death by ac-
cidentally falling in the canal " lille OH his
way home in an intoxicated state.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
MISSIONARY MEETING

An interesting missionary service was
conducted by Rev. DR.. McBryde at St
Georges Episcopal church Sunday after
noon at 4 O'Clock. The exercises con.
sisted of the singing OF hymns by the
children and choir, after which Rev. DR.
McBryde delivered a very interesting
talk on foreign missions. The Offering
was for foreign missions.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
ACCEPT CHAIRMANSHIPS

Councilman +. MYoung Jr., and Coun-
Gilman W. l.. Watson have accepted the
ChairmanshipS of Council Committees To
which they have been appointed, the for
mer of the Light Committee aud the
latter of Water Committee Botiof these
arr important committees.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
DEATH OF A FORMER RESIDENT

Mrs. Frederick Audibert, beloved wife
OF George Audibert, and daughter oil
Charles Miller. Sr., formerly OF this city,
passed quietly away after lingering ILL.,
ness. Jan. 21st, 1906. She was born in
fredericksburg, Nov. ,, 1856. Funera
will be beld on Wednesday, Jan. oath
rom her late residence in Philadelphia
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
GONE FOR BRIDE
Mr.. ]. h. Davis and Miss Ward, OF Maryland, 10
We'd

Mr.. Joseph II. Davis, OF the firm OF
Cartright 4 Davis. left here Saturday for
Perryville. Nd. where he will he married
on Wednesday, January 2lth, 10 Miss
Pauline Ward, daughter OF Mr.. Charles
Ward. Of that town. Aitrthe marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will spcnda week or
ten days travelling and will visit New
York and other cities. They will return
here about Feb. 10th, and will reside
temporarily at the Exchange Hotel.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
MISS SsGAR TO WED

Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Scgar announce the
coming marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Wilson Segar TO MIR. James r.
Langhorne OF Los Angeles, Cal, ON Feb.
2Oth, at "Rockland' in Spotsylyania
county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
FIRE IN STAFFORD
60 Nj. saniisld Loses lis Residence.

ne dwelling OF Mr.. Geo. Maxfeld of
ford Store, was burned a lew days
,. Everything was consumed, the Oc'
a oants barely escaping. a sci Of silver
Mounted harness. costing fifty dollars,
Vas among the valuable articles burned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
POTOMAC, FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT RAILR0Ap

Connections az Freirrie B -Aur'- witl x. T. n J..
Il r. and MARYLAND. pcIaWar. and N.rgiHiA Rail
way Co. At Orange with southern Il. Il. and
Chesapeake ohio r. K.
The only Tine e. the Charlottesville end VII
derness Bsttl"ir.ds
Eastern STANDARD Time DAILY except sunday.
". II RICHARDS. ten. Manager.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
Mr.. AND MRS. Ut.
RICHARDS ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs James T. Richards gave
delightful "Muggins' party at the
Lawn Hotel at Bowling Green few
nights ago To their friends Refreshments
were served and many guests were pref
ent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23

Mrs. Geo. Mullen, of Washington, has
received telegram announcing the death
OF Mrs. Laura Mullen, wife OF Mr.. Will
liam J. Mullen, OF st. Louis, Mo-, form
ery of this city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
FOR RENT.

The store, dwelling and big brick ware
house in rear, now occupied BY Ii. Hell
mig as bakery on Commerce st. Pos
session given January l, 1906. b:
Goldsmith. nOv6s2t II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
AUDITOR p. F. & P. R.R.

Mr.. George W. Richards, Of Pliladel-
phia, a son of Mr.. l.. Harry Richards,
has been appointed auditor OF the
Potomac, Fredericksburg and Piedmont
r r.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
FUNERAL OF CAPT. JOHN SMITH

The funeral OF Capt. John Smith, who
died at Spotsylvania c. II. at the home
of his brother, Mr. Edward Smith, aged
rs. took place Sunday afternoon.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
MILD WEATHER

Tor several days the weather has been
Z mild for the season. the temperature
wing around 30. Unless there is a
noe soon trees will begin to bud.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23

The Free Lance IL prepared to do all
kinds Of job printing In first class stgle
at moderate prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23
FIRE
JnO. ". Allison, Jr., & Co., Office 800 COmmerc'
Street.

Opposite Conway, Gordon & Garrett
National Bank. Insure your dwell
ings, furniture, barns, stables, groceries
and stocks OF all kind. Call at our office
and convience yourself we carry compan-
les second to none. Rates and satisic-
ton guaranteed.
Jno. w. Allison, Jr., & Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-23

Respectfully.
Thomas +. Wallace,
Mayor
, 1906-06-07
Gold Hill.

There are a number of people who
are looking with interest on the move
ments of the Laramie, Hahns Peak q
Pacific road, which is now building
from Laramie to Centennial. Only
those who know of the richness of
Gold hill realise the importance of the
early completion of the road to Cen
tennial. Once the line is completed
to the latter point there will be small
delay in extending it on to Wyom
ing's richest gold camp.
Gold Hill lies on the top of the
Medicine Bow range, at IN altitude Of
5000 feet, and gold was first discov-
cred there in the summer of 1899.
Rich gold float was to be found on
every hillside and gold specimens of
very valuable character were taken
from ever lead that was uncovered in
the camp. The camp W was sys-
tematically developed until the Van
Horn.Miller syndicate took charge of
a group of claims, the central one of
which was the Acme. Several thous-
ands of dollars were spent in suitable
buildings and machinery and when
they discovered "A rich vein of gold
bearing ore at a depth of 260 feet, the
mine was closed pending the con
struction of IA railroad to the camp.
The men knew full well that the
, 1906-06-07

rich discovery made in the Acme was
a sample of what could be expected
of all the rest of the claims held by
them, some sixteen or eighteen in
number.
There are other interests in Gold
Hill besides the Van Horn-Miller
claims and, from year to year, the
owners keep up the assessment work,
feeling sure that in the course OF time
the camp will be opened on a large
scale and become renowned for its
richness. The building of the L., H.
p. IL p. gives strong encouragement
that the day is not far distant when
the mines there will yield of their
richness and the beauty of the sur
rounding country become a favorite
summer resort, for there are numerous
lakes of water, beautiful grassy parks,
and the finest of forest trees covering
from one to two thousand acres of
land right on the summit of the Med
icine Bow range.
, 1906-06-07
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1906
J. E. cosgriff Out for Governor.

The Rawlins Republican in its is
sue for June End, launches the name
of j. f. Cosgrif of that place as a
candidate for Governor. The Repub-
lican says, in part:
carbon county in this instance
presents the name of a man than
whom there is no nor capable and
highly esteemed in the commonwealth
Her influence since the Republican
party attained the ascendency has
always been for better things, for fair
ness and conservatism, 1t is one Of
the wealthiest in the state, has about
one-tenth of the population of the
state, thereby contributing largely to
it's support in different ways.
off nominated Mr.. Cosgriff will re
ceive full party support and more at
the polls. His name will strengthen
the ticket materially, and retain the
confidence felt in the present and past
state administrations.
"Carbon county enters the field be
lieving that no stronger candidate can
be presented, and in view of all other
considerations with full confidence
that her candidate will be the choice
of the state convention and of the
people at the polls"
There are few men in the state that
are better or more favorably known
in a business way than Mr.. Cosgritf.
He has also taken considerable inter
est i'll the affairs of the Republican
party, having been Carbon county's
member of the state central commit
tee for a number of years. IF he re-
ceives the nomination there is not the
slightest doubt about his election and
Wyoming will, under his leadership,
receive a business administration that
it will have reason to be proud of.
He will receive the solid support Of
his own county, as well as being able
to draw a strong following from other
parts of the state.
The Sun has no hesitancy in giving
, 1906-06-07
Lets have a Short Campaign.

Lets have a Short Campaign.
This is a great year for Wyoming.
Before winter comes hundreds of
miles of new road will be completed
and thousands of new families will
make their homes with us. The bulk
of the h~omseekers will locate in the
northern and central portions of the
state. All the counties have room
for new settlers and each will be fav-
ored this season but the large maj
GRITTY will he located more than one
hundred miles north of the Union
Pacific. 1t is really unfortunate that
we are Obliged to have an election
this fall, as the people are too much
engaged in building up Wyoming to
, 1906-06-07
its support to Mr.. Cosgriff's candidacy
and will be very glad to do what it
can to secure his nomination.
Chaplin Puts fly in Our oint-
ment.

Editor Crawford has been outdone.
Anything he has ever told in the way
of a fish story is commonplace and
uninteresting alongside of the recent
tale told by the Cheyenne Leader
piscatorial pervaricator. The scene
of his greatest achievement is laid AT
Lake Mahpahlutah, to the north OF
Cheyenne. He alleges that years
ago a sportsman of unusal agility
with a rife saw a trout leap for a
bass, which had been pursued till
it arose above the waters of the lake
when he shot it, but this prelude to a
greater one. Last Tuesday a l6-year
old boy hooked a trout that grabbed
the youngsters hand in its mouth
and shredded the member from the
wrist down. 1t could not be weighed
out in pounds nor measured in inches.
1t was just a great monster OF the
pellucid deep, too all fired big for a
boy of sixteen to manage. 1t has
all the tackle of the young man in its
possession and will probably be cat
ching its human enemies who angle
from the banks of Mahpahlutah.-
Laramie Republican.
, 1906-06-07

The Sun offers a house and lot, a
vegetable garden, a horse and phae-
ton and "A years subscription to the
mar who can tell us what the Burl-
ington is going to do in Wyoming in
the next two years. Chaplin, of the
Laramie Republican, is barred. A
man who has such a pull with the
Hartman interests as he has should
tie barred on general principles.
, 1906-06-07

ever think about politics. Let us
have a late convention, so as not to
take any more time for politics than
is absolutely necessary. We want
good men in office, it is true, but no
n cares to put in more than six
weeks time in the campaign. News
paper space this year is too valuable
to waste it in politics, but let the
election quickly follow. Every man
on the republican ticket who is fairly
nominated will be elected, so what is
the use of making a long campaign?
Sheridan Post.
, 1906-06-07
Press Clippings ;
} What the Other Papers are Doing and I
3 Saying for the State and the People. J
Republican State Committee.

The republican state committee has
been called to meet at the Office OF
Ed F Stahl, at Cheyenne, on Tues
day, June 26, at 10 o'clock a. M, to
arrange for a call for the Republican
state convention and to fix a date and
place for the assembly, and 10 appor-
ton the number of delegates to
which each county is entitled. The
call for the meeting was prepared by
Mr.. Stable, the acting chairman, and
Hon. j.. E. Cosgriff of Cheyenne and
Hon. Otto Gramm of this city.-Lar-
annie Republican.
, 1906-06-07

While the Republican party has a
super abundance of good guberna-
torial timber there is nary a nan on
the democratic side that has the cour-
age to come out and face certain de-
feat. This is because the Republican
administration of the states affairs
has always been clean and honest, as
well as business like.
, 1906-06-07

With grass a foot high all over the
range, with myriads of wild flowers
blooming on the prairie, with the
trees all in full leaf and with crops
all just whooping it up, this valley
presents the most beautiful picture to
be imagined. 81 would not live al
ways" was written before this valley
was discovered.
And the weather man said: "Ncw
let there be summer weather." and
the thermometer Immediately went
down to zero and a storm of hail and
snow paralyzed the country for "a
week.
, 1906-06-07

IF you want to be right up to snuff
you must respond fine and dandy
when anyone enquiries after you
health.
, 1906-06-07

If you expect to run for governor
it is time to get your lightning rod in
working order.
, 1906-06-07

Seasons may come and go, but the
deadly coal oil can and the insatiate
hat pin continue to get in regular
stunts as the days roll by.
, 1906-06-07

Eating much canned meat these
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01
DRUGO BOzICNO PISMO.

Solnce posilja svoje topic zarke V
mojo soho. A vzlic temu .je zunaj
mraz. Solnce .je izgubilo svoio moe,
ker njegOvi zarki prevec poSerno "a
dcNajo severno polovico zemeljskega
obla. Tudi JAZZ sedim pri zakurjeni pc
ti in citam Haeckelovo ljudsko ida
jo. kar zazvizga V vezi pismonosa.
MOI tovaris, ki je cital zadnjo izdajo
ASkercevih poezij, je odprl vrata in
%sprejel cd %pismonosa mi toliko pri-
ljubljeni list ''Glas Svobode". Magic
sezem po MEM. Pogledam n~aslove
clankov in citam: BoziGno pismo. Kai
je to?
PriGnem Gitati. Komai sem precital
neka.j stavkov, re sem bill uverjen, da
to nj boziGno pismo. da bi bio bolje,
ako hi p%isateli prihranil ia dopis do
pustnega torka. "a naslov pa napisal
''Pustno piSmo'. Vsekako hi s tenn
zadel V cno.
Res zalostne so m V ameris-
kin Slovencih. Drug druzega gledajo
kakor pes in macek in meGeio drug
druzemu naigrSe psovke V obl az. To
ic res zalostno in abzalovanja vred-
10. Jaz sem lie kratek cas- V Chicago.
radi tega mi morda tudi MISC znani
raw "7roki te"a prepira, torNi tudi
presoditi ne morem. kdo zastopa pra-
vo stalisce. Sploh Sc mi pa yes pre-
pir dozdeva malenkosten. ker :ie pre-
veG oseben. TIA prepir sploh ne nosi
koristi slovenSkim n~aprednim de1av-
CEN Cd tega prepira imajo dobicek
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01
ste morilci!" Molas je zaklical: "Zi-

ste morilci!' MOlas je zaklical: "Zi-
vela socialna revolucija!"
Vsi evropejski narodi so Sc ~zgrazali
mad brutalnimi Spanskimi krvnik.
Use evropejsko casopisje, izvzemsi Ii
stow, XII so V rokah klerikalcev, je
protestiralo prot temu krutemu ma
stopu spana. ii trinogov napram ne
dolznim ljudem. Ali Ia klic je ostal
glas vpijocega V puscavi. Spanish tri-
nogl so u%resnicili svoje femme namene,
zaplrall so V jece in morrill, riudi, ako
50 blh lie ma sunni, da ne trobijo v kle-
rkalni rog. Spanska vlada, ma celu
j Canovas de Castillo je korakala po
svoJl temnl in nazadnjaSki poti ma
preJ, ne zmenec Sc "a protest vseh eli
~NlirLl1anlh narodov, dokler Iii dine g..
augusta 1897 mlaieniG Nina Anglo
lilo v~strelil Canovasa de Castillo v
kopaliScu Santa Agueda.
Angliolillo pc ~dovrSenem napadu
nj zbezal, ampak je pocakal, da so ga
prljeli III odpeljali V jeGo. Pred vol
MIN sodiScem je Y svojem govoru po-
vdarJal, da je Canovasa de Castillo
radi tega uSmrtil, ker .je Spanijo Via
dial 4 inkvizicijo in groDo, ker je ma
tiSoGe mladih vojakov postal V smrt,
ker je Spanish narod, dasi zivi V cd
narave bogato obdarjeni dezeli, 2 ne
znosnimi davki sprawl ma beraSko pa
leo. SodiSce GA je obsodilo ma smrt.
In ko je dine 10. augusta 1897 pri-
prot liudstvu in Z lepo doneGim gla-
son zaklical velepomenbno besedo:
"Germinal!"
kmalu ma to SO GA objele ~zelezne
Sp"nc garote - kratko pokanje kosti
in izdihnil je...
Tia kratek obris IL zgodovine Span
okega delavskega gibanja zadniih let
le %dokaZujc. da Sc tam, kjer imajo
a%bSolutno farji Waldo V rokah. brutal
no pre%anja delavce. da Sc skuSa 2
SrednjeveSkimi grozovitosti uniGiti
vSaki poiav misli svobodne.
lie tam. kjer je dezela vsled kleri-
kalnega zistema izkorisGana in izzeta,
lc tam SEGA narod po drasticnih in ma
>ilnih sredstvih. da Sc maseuje "a
sprejete krivice.
Nsled te@a je sveta dolznost vsa-
kcga Gloveka, ki pozna pogubonosnost
klerikali1ma "a narod. da poduGuie
narod o zlih p~osledicah klerikalizma.
la Sc tako klerikalizmu ~spodrezeio Sc
pravoGaSno korenine.
Mi vendar ne zelimo. da hi IL lepih
Slovenskih pokrajin postala nekaka
druca Spaniia.
Ma delo torei, kdor l.iubi svoi narod
in ie priiateli svobode in napredka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

lie zakleti sovrazniki d~elavstva. Ze
star slovenski pregovor ;, glasi: Ako
Sc prepirata diva, ina tr,tji dobi6ek.
Ako drugi ~nezayedni SLOW. delavci
cltaJo take psovke 81 paG mic dobrega
ne moreJo misliti o slovenskih socia-
listih. III 81 bodo pac mislili, da SO ii
lJudJe Sc slabsi kakor farji. UGiti mas
hoceJo, pripovedujejo nam O svobodi
enakosti, sami so pa neslozni Res
kraSne razmere!
Ako pojde tako naprej bono sand
soclallzmu najlepsi in najvisji ide-
j ma svetu lie skodOvali. Radi tera
bl bio umeStnO, ako bi bilo re teeu
preplra konec. JAZZ mislim, da je ven-
dar Sc ena pot odprta v poravnave.
Skiice nag Sc shod vseh zavednih de-
lavcev V Chica"i. Temu shodu mai 90
predloze vse preporne locke v press-
dek. Delavci Sc bodo gotovo izrekli N
n ali drugo stran in boz Sc bode lah-
ko T. nova pricel Z vso silo proti nens-
sltnemu kapitalizmu, edinemu smrt-
MENU sOvrazniku delavstva.
SlOvenski delavci! Obrnite lie svoie
poglede V RUSTIC. Cd ruskih delavees
Sc lahko uSite, kako Sc je .reba boje-
vati "a protest in pravico.
Ali nj sramota "a mas, ako Sc med
sebojnO prepiramo?
Nehajte re vendar enkrat z obre.
kovanjem in prepirom. Boiujmo Sc
"a svobOdo in pravico, kakor Sc
bojujejo mast bratje V Rush,.
Use "a svobodo, enakost in brat
Frank Podlipec.
Opomba urednistva. Tia dopis ie DO
Slal sodr. f. p. uredniStvu "Glas
Svobode". A gospod NJ. V. Konda ie
z%avrnil ia dopis, Gasi njegov list nosi
ma celu geslo: Kdor ne misli svobod-
no, Sc ne more boriti Ia svobodo.
G.. NJ. V. Honda smatra to "a svo-
bodo, ako Sc priobcijo lie TAXI dopisi,
so MENU vSeG, XII so koristonosni
le "a njegov oSebni "kseft".
Urednistvo "Proletarca" ie priob-
clio ia dopis brez komentara in ga da
vsem sodrugom v razpravo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-02-01

Je, da Sc V Rusiii skuSa vsaki poiav
svobodne misli zatreti S silo. Ali sred-
Stva V Rusiji, $ katerimi Sc skusa vni-
cltl kllc pc svobodi, so vprav otroGia
III nedolzna napram sredstvom, kate
re rabiJo ma Spanskem moderni inkvi-
zitorji.
komaj Sc je pojavil pryi korak de-
lovskega glbanja ma Spanskem pc usta-
novltvl lnternacionale, re so Sc priGela
tudl kruta preganjanja proti DELAY
skim organizacijam. Prvi udarec ie
zadel ma ~Spanskem delavske organiza-
clJe leta 1882. Popolnoma cista stro-
Eovna organizacija poliedelskih DELAY
cev, kl Sc absolutno nj peGala S poll
uko, soclalizmom ali cello anarhiZ-
MON, Sc je unicila tenn potion. da je
bllo oSem odbornikov garotiranih la
davlJenih), kakih dvajset ie bio OBJ
sojenih Y dosmrtno pristine delo V a
triske kolonije. In to Sc je @zvrSilo po-
stavnim, sodnjiskim potion ' Xerezu.
Nlada Je pa poskrbela, da je bila visa
Europa vsled laznjivih popolnoma IL
trte lzvltlh lazi prepricana, da Sc je
slo IA unicenje grozne teroristicne or
ganlzacije. Obtozenci so bill tudi
vsled lnkvizitorSkih pripomoGkov OBJ
SoJenl radi poziganja, ropov in umo-
rOv. Sc lie 20 let kasneje, leta 1902
Je zvedel YES svet. da so pravljice o
''mano negri" izumili lie orozniki, po-
llcaJ in drugi vladni Spicelini, ia so
Sodnlki u groznimi mukami vse typo
vedi izsiili IL o~btozencev. Vsled sploS-
mega ogorcenja, Xxi je zavladalo pc
vSeJ EvrOpl, so bill Spanish krvniki
prlsllJenl izpustiti vse lrtve brutalne
justice po dyajsetletnem zivljenju V
prognanstvu. Ali mrtvih nj mogel nj
hce wee obuditi V zivljenju, kakor nj
hce wee obuditi X ziylienju, kakor nj
kOm mladosti.
Deset let kasneje pc ''mano ne
gra o%bravnavi leta 1892 Sc .ie versila
obravnava prot vstaSem IL Nereza.
In zopet je sodiSce odbornike DELAY
skin druStev, govornike in urednike
caSnikov obsodilo ma smrt ali pa V
pristine delo, dasiravno nj imelo nobe-
mega n~ajmanjsega dokaza, da so Sc
vdelezili ''nemirov''. In zopet so sod
Mkt 5 pomo6jo torture dosegli, da so
obtozenci PRIMAL Use, kar so sodniki
hoteli. Ma podlagi tie obsodbe so bill
Stirje plemeniti mozje garOtirani, dru-
II so pa bill zopet obsOjeni Y pristine
delo V severno afriSko kolonijo. Med
obsojenci je bill tudi Fermin Salvo-
chea, kojemu je bilo prisojenih II let
prisilnega della radi vdelezenja pri ne
mrih, dasiravno je takrat, ko so IL
bruhnili nemiri Y Nerezu, sedel re pol
drugo leto Y jeCi Y Kadixu. Njegovo
obsodbo so inkvizitorski sodniki vte-
meljili : tenn, da so rekli. la je vodil
vstajo IL iece. PaG smeSno!
Sedaj so sledili dogodki nitro drug
IA druglm : tenn razlockom. da so Sc
vrSili Y Kataloniji, mesto Y Andalu-
ziji. Leto k%asneje je vrgel anarchist
Pauline Pallas bOmbo V ulici Gran
Via Y Barccloni. da je : tenn protest.
raj prot grozovitostim vojakov ma
Krtbi in proti grozovitostim Jezuitov
ma Spanskem, in dive bombi je vrgel
proti drzavnemu prevratnezu, genera
lu Martinez Camposu. katerega jc pa
lie lahko ranil.
Pallas nj zbezal. temvec ie vrgel
Svnin canico I zrak I'm zok1icol . EETi-