The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

place or else were invented by him for is1,
tho occasion Aud so II vent or go In
night Before EoInS TO bed ne nilps ~
reality 300 steps for the sake OF eNef
else. in his cage; then lay GOVT Oh ''''
bed and generally went TO s!sTp Some
on tho next day II was the salhe. St.,
times he Travelled 10 tho south. 10 IS ISSIss
the population, or commenced iiSUEl-sai
and. together with tho pe92ple' ,"eIF ".gI land
tho land owners. distributing tGelt tai,i @
among the peasants. All thIs, ilo',,,,'
he imagined not all ct once but cohseCJ-
lively with all tho details. In ms lul9eaI
nation tho revolutionary Darty triumphed
everywhere, the power OF the Soyet tu'llSII 'In
weakened, and II was Gonpeueo " ,.n'
n legislative assembly. The imperlal ht haitt.
lily and all the oppresSoIs OF w ~ ,itCfpnS
disappeared and q republic vas Ins,i' Insttl,iISH
and he. MeJenotsSy chosen pies.ISgIE,,'
Sometimes he reached TINS 700 qu,'hiiy, ,i
and then nc commenced again from INC
beginning and attained his ooJect py 'thel
methods ,, lava
gometimes deviat'ug from this str1ct OrHcI L
OF life but for tho most part fet tutiuHs
to It. Controlling his MIND, no treeu 'a n,,ItdI and
self from involuntary hollucinauo!lS e'% nf
only rarely was he heset with atacks OK
insomnla and Visions os dreadful ldces'
md then he contemplated tue hiF tSSL
lqtor and decided h2w % neoss ne m'ulD and han" hang
hirossIf hut he overcnms these attacks
and they did not last long. oo~s
Thus no passed almost seven !ehte'
when the term OF his solitary conHne-
nent cane to a close and he was being
removed 10 penal labor he was quite eH,, weti,
fresh. and in complete possession OIL MS
mental faculties
nj.
He was being conveyed alone as ~ pet
pecially important criminal aI1 nIip others
only In the prison Of Krasnoyarsk dio ne ne
have an opportunity OF intercourse wv. ~
some other political PThis9n0rS PThsTe we're six Of
them-two women ana TOUT lnen' tno}S
were all young people, of the new sonfEU''
with which Mejenetsky was VAS. noe ~ uIu tbn gen
Grafton after him-his successor b-atu St
therefore OF special interest TO MIN. NE, ne
jenctsky expected to ma tneri homnS to
hiuhiy appreciate all that had been aohe
by their predecessors, especially py nlIh,
MeJenetsky. He was p5epaaftn atponizInsIv' 10 otv.
But TO his ustonishment and annoyance
these young people not only talle9 70 ~
gard him as their forerunnher a.'u u,Ith a
condescenslon, passing over ana eHcuSihS
his views as obsolete. -,,.oi,,-
According to themIthess nc" d rS'ohI his
friends had done, all their attempts TO
rnlse the peasants, and, above eu. llr tnelr
system OF terrorizing and tne assassl,,st- ..t
tions OF Governor Krapotkin OF MeZent-
snf and OF Alexander III hmself-all this
was @ series OF mistakes All tniS ,eu ~
that reaction which trlumphe9 S ou,u
(
thc conntry to relapse almost to Its con-
dition during serfdom, The people sal
yation. according to the new teachers
WAS In quito another direction. -,
For nearly two DAYS and nights the alS-
mutations between Mejenetsky ana ms ms
! new ncduaintances continued, ono, - ~ =
| leader ~ the rest, Roman, as they calleo
him. using his Christian name; speciailS
| Irritated Metenetsky by his detertniI,eu
| seIf-assurance in tho rightness oil ms
views and by his condeseeno,ne an 9nn M ST
| activity OF MeJenetsky and his comraues >, >
! THO peopip. according to Roman; arc a
| coarse crowd, and with inc ppSt poputiaDo Do,b h. h.
their present state of development n%oIn, %
ING can bo done. All attempts to raise
! the Russian peasant population were hke
endeavorng TO set fire to stone OF 70
| leo Tho people must be educatGu
taught solidarity, and this can only oe
attained by tho growth OF vast ihoustIiee ,,Is
ard ns the outcome or TINS, Socitils
| tic orearlzatIon OF the people Inc @ laho
10 MOI only unnecessary to the people
but II Is the land that makes thSIn cor, cor,
seryative and servile THIS is tne cas'
And he cited from memory opinions o
authorities and statistical data. Ihe peo
Mo should be liberated from tho lana
and the quicker me oo,eSSr tbn ene rnorc thei
land is seized by the capitalist and th'
more they are oppressed tho better. DeS
potsm, and Se9ye I've ai abs caRitsI sdRdarItV Of tR
Working people and this solidarity can o,
secured by unions, labor associations !
e.. only when the masses OIL 'n1 ed pegpl' sboI
shall cease TO be lana o"h''9 " ~
become proletarians.
Meienetsky disputed and got heated ~
was particularly eXaspeTateo pS InJ -
the women a good-looking, thck-halre'
brunette with very shining eyes, VINO
sitting on tho window ledge, and as
not directly participating In the conver
satIon, introduced from time TO tliiic
word or two corroboratine Romans or
N,-t or merely snecrinS at MeJenct
SKY SIs Il possible to change all the a!gIi
cultural population into factory honus!
say "WhV Nv not?" expostulated Roman. II
Is tho universal economic law. $50,
How do We know that this law Is uni
"Rend Kautzky." interpolsted the oru
nctte, smiling contemptuouslE
even ono %dm,tsb tbas saf the people WI
al %ocnme proletnrians, still how do yol
know that they will then adoRt the form
YOU have decided In advance
| 5'Recauso IL is scientifically dcmonstrat
cd remarked the brunette. glanclng int
B But when the discussion reached tn
form Of activity needful for tho attain
n,ent OF these aims their disagreement:
were even worse. Roman and his friend.
insisted that II was necessary TO convey
tho army of factory Eorkmen ana ge
then, to assist IN the transformation o
the peasants into factory workers and e
propagate socialism among inc people
and that they should not only retralr
from omen strife with the Government
but should utilize 1T for the attainment
| OF their ends
| strive directly with the Government anc
to terrorlze II; that the Government was
| both stronger and more cunning thar
| they 1T is not you who Will deceive
the Government but the Government VIII
deceive you. We went IN both Tor propa-
sanda among the people and for strife
J with the Government
And what a lot you have done' IRON
| ically remarked the brunette.
| "Yes. | think direct strife with the Gov
ernment Is an Improbable loss of en-
| crgy," said Roman.
exclaimed Metcnctsky. ''Wc sacrificed
/ ourselves. our lives while you arc quiet