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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
An Idol Shattered.

Some one has said that people that
are fond Of hero worship should never
make n pilgrimage to see the hero.
Here Is an instance:
An enthusiastic young lady admire
called on her favorite author. I
speaking Of her visit she said
I'm sorry I saw him. He didn't
look at NIL like an author-no long.
wavy hair; no dreamy expression; no
eyes fixed on the stars as IL to read
the secrets Of the heavens; no musical.
low voice-nothing to suggest the
genius No. found him leaning on
the garden gate. in his shirt sleeves.
swearing at grocery boy! And his
hair was close cropped. and he looked
as If he hadn't shaved In week. He
was the most terribly human specimen
l ever saw."-AtIanta Constitution.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
The Wickedest Bit of Sea.

Nine out Of ten travellers would tell
inquirers that the toughest piece of
water Is that cruel stretch in the Eng
fish channel. and nine out Of ten trav-
elers would say what was not true.
AS a matter of fact. ''the wickedest
bit of sea" is not In the Dover strait or
In yachting, for example. from St Jean
de Luiz up to Pauillac or across the
Mediterranean race" from CndiZ TO
Tangier. nor is 1t in rounding Cape
Horn. where there is what sailors call
true" sea. The "wlckCGest sea" Is
encountered IN rounding the Cape OF
Good Hope for the Eastern ports OF
Cape Colony.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
New uso For WheeIbarrows.

Mrs Zelia Nuttall. the archaeologlst
was making some excavations in Mex
leo. The Indians were removing the
earth some distance from the point of
excavation in the customary manner
that is. on piece of coarse cloth tied
between two poles. stretcher fashion,
carried by two Indians This method
seemed rather labOrious to Mrs. Nut
tall. so she ordered several iron wheel
barrows from the city. When they
arrived she turned them over to the
foreman after explaining to him what
they were for and how Ia use them.
Next day when she visited the work
the Indians had discarded their prlmi-
tive parilluelas and were using the
bright new whcelharrows. IS each
barrow was flied wi;h earth It was
picked up 10y two Indians. one using
the handles and the ether the wheel.
and carriCd to the place where the
earth was to he deposited. Nj efforts
to get the Indians to use the wheel
barrows properly failed. and they kept
on carrying them until the work was
finished.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
What a Scotsman Wears.

A Scottish correspondent signing
himself "Haggis," writes to us as fol-
lows:
Dear Sir--Please state In your column
that a Scotsman wears a kilt not kills.
Thus Harry Lauder went to amuse the
king clad in kilt. not in kills.
We regret to say that we find our
selves unable to accodo 70 orr corre-
spondent's request. Respect for truth
compels us to state that Scotsman
almost invariably wears neither a kilt
nor kits. but trousers. London News
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
Harsh Music.

The politician caught with the goods
was counseled by his friends to stay
and face the music.
For an instant he listened TO the
clamor of denunciation.
"Great Scott" he exclaimed impa-
tiently. "do you call that music?'
A moment later he was out of hear
ng.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
Her Object Attained.

Forgive me, my DEAR" said the gos
sip humbly, but thoughtlessly men.
toned to Mrs. Brown the things tina,
you told me in strict confidence"
"There is nothing to forgive" replied
the wise woman pleasantly. 1T was
for that very purpose that told them
to you In strict confidence" Chicago
Post.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
How Rows BEGIN.

Hubby. dreamed last night that
you didn't love me-"
"How foolish you arer'
Foolish, am 1? As If could help
what dream aboutp'
And the fracas was on.-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
What Kent Him.

"why couldn't you have come home
at reasonable hourT' remarked an
angry wife to her spouse.
could, m'dear. jes easy as not, but
I-hic-was waitin' fer you t 60 t
shleepr replied the delinquent.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
Quite of Her Opinion.

ooh, ! did so want to have n talk
with you! I'm simply mad to go on
the singer exclaimed gushing young
lady to popular actor.
Yes. should think you would be,
my dear young ladyw remarked the
great histrion.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13

"what is the honeymoon. par
well. the honeymoon Is the only
period In a mans life during which he
considers 1t funny to come home and
find that his dear little wife hasn't
dinner ready In time"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
GETTING Even.

you are half an hour late this
morning." said schoolmaster to
scholar.
Eyes. sir" replied the boy. who had
been kept In" trc day before. ri
was late yesterday when ] got homes
" c-Har Tit-ritS
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13

Mrs. Benhem- Why does man hate
his mother-in-lAw? Benham-oh. he
doesn't hate her; he simply hates to
think Of the way she got into his fam
u1.-Harpor'n Weekly.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
Consistent.

why do you wear yachting cap.
deah boy? It's your brother that owns
the yacht"
Every true. old chap This IS me
brothers cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13

We give altogether 100 little impor-
lance to what we say to others and too
much to what they say TO us.-Ellot
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13

Beauty is part OF the finished Ian.
suage which goodness speaks. Eliot.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Solstyo ma Spanskem.

Ma Spanskem, v najbolj katoli-
ski dezeli vsega sveta, je solstvo
in z MIN ljudska izobrazba v ia
KEN zalostnem stanju, da mixer
tako. Leta 1857 je bila vpeljana
solska obveznost, toda samo trile-
tina; Sele liza leta 1901 je razsir-
jena ma sest let. Toda tudi Ia ne
zadostni zakon je lie ma papirju
Pri zadnjem ljudskem stetju Sc il
dognalo, da je V dezeli 60 odstot.
kov analfabetov t. j. takih XII n,
znajo ne pisati in ne brati). Izmed
1850, 600 prebivalcev Jill je IL,
$4,000, XII ne znajo pisati in M
brati. To je jason dokaz, kako kle
rikalizem "pospeSuje" kulturo il
omiko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Kako odgovarjajo cesarjevi
ministri.

kakor znano. je tidal prof. DIR.
Wahrmund brosurico: ''Katolisko
svetovnO naziranje in svobodna
znanost'. Ia knjizica je p%ovzroGi-
la velikanski hrup in vriSc V celem
lzraelu; yse kar je V Avstriji kle-
rlkalnega, Sc je dvignilo proti
Wahrmundu in proti vseuciliScem
in zahtevalo, da Sc Wahrmund cd
stavi in upokoji. Zavraten atentat
$ k%lerikalne strani ma svobodna
vseuGiliSca in svobodo znanosti je
naravno obudil V vseh svobodomi-
selnih krogih odlOGen odpor. Di-
J%astvo visokih Sol je skoro povsod
straJkalo, in tudi vsi ~profesorji in
vseuciliski rektorii so Sc postavili
v bran "a praviCno stvar. To pa
cesarju nj bio pc godu; izustil je
baJe prot nekemu klerikalnemu
mogotcu V privatnem pogovoru
te-le besede: "To VAN je pa lepa
druzba, ii ~prOfesorji in rektorjil"
- kar je bio cd ~cesarja gotovo ze-
10 netaktno in ga spravljajo tie be-
sede, ce Jill je res izgovoril. - kar
Je zelo verojetno -, v kaj cudno
luc. Vladni krogi hocejo seveda to
utaJiti, a sc Jim ne posreGi. Ko je
prisla Wahrmundova zadeva tu-
di V drzavnem zboru ma razgovor.
so socialnO-demokratiGni poslanci
interpelirali naucnega ministra ra-
Oh c~esarjevih besed. To je bilo zelo
koristno kajti minister je odgovo.
rill In kadar odgovariajo avstrij-
ski ministri, tedaj inajo posluSal-
ci vselej izreden duseven uzitek.
Jedro ministrovega odgovora je
priblizno tako - lie: "Morda ic
bilo tako, kakor upraSujejo inter
pelantje; ampak JAZZ ne VEN; kaj-
ii ce hi vedel, bi ne smell vedeti. In
cato lahko pravim: &c je bilo ia
ko, je bio vendar povsem drugaGe.
Steer sc pa ne govori o takih re-
ceh, Xxi spravljajo ministre v "a
dregol'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Poprayek.

V Stv. 20 ''Glas Svobode" Sc
eta dopis IL Oregon City, Xxi pa
ne odgovarja resnici. Jaz V tenn o.
Ziru ne zamerim uredniku, ker ne
more videti cd Atlantika do Paci-
fika, paG pa dopisniku, Xxi nj We
del, da DO S svojimi lazmi padel
kakor muha V ajmoht. FAINT same
ga sebe pc zobeh tolce. JAZZ bi te-
mu dopisniku V javnosti nikdar ne
o%dgovarjal, ako bi Sc ne dotaknil
volitev in socijalisticne stranke.
Res je, ia so Sc vrSile |. junija
Il. lokalne volitve IA drzave Ore
gon, pri Gemur Sc ie tudi glaso-
valo, ali maj s%alooni Sc obstoje, a
Ii maj Sc %odpravijo; res je, ia .ie
volil p. r.. e ie tudi, da je glaso
val "a saloone in ne proti - res
pa nj, da hi volil socijalisticne kan
didate. On je glasoval "a demo-
krate! G. NJ. j. mu je izpolnil gla-
sovnico, ma katerej SO bill Sami pri
stni demokratski kandidati, cd
zadnjega mestnega pisarja gor do
zveznega senatorial Chamberlain.
Omenjeni p Il. Sc ne zaveda. da
imamo V Ameriki tri politi6ne
stranke, Xxi pridejo V poStev: kajti
to hi presegalo njegovo dusevno o.
bzorje! Zanj eksistirata ma svetu
lie dive stranki, in sicer: one XII ga
radi pijejo, smatra "a so"cijaliste,
- vsi drugi pa spadaio po njegO-
VEN mnenju pod en- klobukl Jme-
ma tel stranki seveda niti sam ne
We. Blagor ubogim V duhu, ker
NTH je nebeSko ~kraliestvO.
lie socijalisticne casopise in bro
surice V roke. - Gez emo leto pa
hos all right.
Ako pa Sc JAZZ nisem udelezil vo-
litev, Sc Jill nisem cato, kar Sc nj
sem pravi ameriSki drzavljan.
Sploh pa hi JAZZ ne volil demokra-
TOW, ce hi tudi bill roien V Anne.
riki.
Dopisnik tudi ongavi, kako da
so bill ljudie tnkai razburjeni. Kaj
Sc, zavoljo enc dusevne nicle
maj bi bill kdo razburjenl figol
Poskusali ste ma vse mogoGe ma.
cine, da hi me u%nicili, ali vsai IL
Oregon City pregnali, - vendar
fanticki. zeli ste blamazo "a bla-
mazo, da Sc VAN liudje smejejo.
Sploh pa JAZZ ne prevzamem nobe-
ne odgovornosti, ako kdo cd jezc
pocil
Toliko innate enkrat "a vselej: 81
tenn zakliucim vsako nadalino pc.
lemiko. Spijonom ne BON wee po
casopisih odgovarjal. Take liudi
preziram.
Frank Saws.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
XIV.

ker sta delala V klavnici diva druzinska clana. eden mi priprav.
lJanJu mesa, drugi pi stroju IA klobase, so Jim kmalu postale znane
ve separije, kakorsnih 10 s. V klavnici obiGaino posluzevali &c So
Je N pr. meso re tako spridilo, da nj bio "a nobeno drupo radio VEG
so napravIi IL MEGA kobase. s TEN, kar jim je Jonas pravil. pouGeni
so bill zdaj o vsj industriji pokvarienega mesa, in spoznali so Sc boil
resnhcnost stare prislovice, V katerej je ljmdski humor in ljudska BIZ.
strovldnost tako jasno izrazena: da Sc namrec porabi cd prasiea yse.
razun cvljenja.
Jonas Je pripovedoval zanimve stvari; mesO, XII pride il razsol.
nice IN k re smrdi, Sc spere S sodo, da Sc mu odvzame duh. in potem
sc proda. Tudi o cudeIh kemje i slSal govoriti: umetnim potom so
DAN vsakemu mesu, svezemu ali nasoljenemu, - Ia ali oni duh. to ali
ono barvo, najraZnejse Okuse, - to, kakor Sc ie lie zelelo. V razsolni.
cah je stal genialen aparat, Xxi je prihranlI cas- in zvBal delavno zmoz
most tyornice, stroj, ObstojeG il vole lyle, pritrjene ma sesaljki Ipla
Sc Je zapcila v meso, seSaljka Sc je Z nogo pognala. in ma ia na6in 10
lahko Ell MOI 8 slanicO naponil gnjati v par seknndah. &c so SC
vkljub tel previdnosti gnjati skvarile in tako smrdele. da 10 morale
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
/. Kratka primera - dober nauk.

Prisel je clovek h trgovcu in
zahteval sira. Trgovec mu ga da
10 je incl kupec sir zepu, posto.
j, kakor da hi 81 nekaj premislil,
in pravi: "Dajte mi raje kloba-
So"
Trgovec mu da klobaso in dob
sir nazaj.
Clovek hoce oditi s klobaso.
"Prosim" - reee mu trgovec. -
wi morate klobaso vendar plaza
ti"!
Kali" - odgovori neznanec.
Sal ste vendar dobili sir nazaj!''
"Da", pravi trgovec - "to-
da tudi SRA niste ~plaGali."
"To VEN dobro, a vi ste ga tu-
di nazaj dobili." To reksi, odide
clOvek, ne da bi kaj plaeal.
To je bill premeten goljuf, BIO
vsakdo rekel.
Dobro.
In ia primera mas uGi to-le:
Stem da ina kapitalist v svoji
lasti S zemljo, tovarne, rudo-
kope it'd, nam je odvzel sredstva
"a zivljenje. Potemtakem ina v
svoji oblasti tudi nase zivljenje sa-
mo.
On pravi delavcem: "Vi lahko
zivite, toda dajte mi svoje delo."
In delavec to stori, ker mora Ii
yeti. A ee Sc pritozi, da mora ka-
pitalistu prepustiti vse plodove
svojega truda, tedaj mu kapitalist
odgovori "Ali, dragi moi, JAZZ ii
vendar dajem zivljenjel"
In ce mu delavec potem pravi:
"Zivljenje je itak moja lastnina",
-tedaj mu reee kapitalist: "Prav
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Vzorno ~zavetisce.

V Trstu je spravila neka sodnii-
ska preiskava prot prcdstojnici
zavetisGa "a sluzkinje "Pri do
brem pastiriu', katero stoji pod
varstvom trzaskega skofa, tako
skandalozne stvari ma dan, da Sc
Jill je lotto drzavno p%ravdnistvo.
Dekleta so v zavetiscu ne lie pre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Il Starega kTaja.
Stavka v Trbovljah.

V torek, 10. t. m. je izbruhnil "
tamkajsnem vzhodnem revirju III.
nenadoma strajk. Naravnost pro-
v~ocirala sta ga inzenir Werner i'm
delovodja Brettenbock, XII ma vse
naGine skuSata, sekirati delavce in
jim znizavati mezde. Re pred me-
secem, ko sta omenjena uradnika
prevzela svoje opravke, sta hotela
brez obzira ~prikrajsati zasluzke
rudarjev in sele, ko so Sc delavci
energiGno uprli, sta opustila svo-
jo nakano. Meseca marca so bill
Glani Gpravnega sveta V Trbovljah
in pri tel priliki so delavci pro
sill Ia izboljsanje mezde. Takrat
sc je doloGilo, da mora biti akord
tax, da ne zasluzijo delavci izpod
3 kron, delavke pa ne izpod X
2.10 ma dan. Ker pa je postal revir
vsled prejSne slabe uprave pasi-
ven, sta hotela Werner in Bretten.
book sanirati ga ma raGun DELAY
cev ter sta naznanila "a /. Julia
sledeGe meZde:
Ia mladOStne delavce 1.6O X
Ia mladostne delavke 40 X
Ia ozenjene delavce 2-2.40 X
Ia ozenj. ~starejse delavce $50 X
Ia zenske in penzioniste $50 X
ma dan. Ko so delavci zvedeli "a
to znizanje, so hoteli govoriti z
inzenerjem in Wernerjem. Tia pa
je dial reel, da ga nj donna. Ma to
so delavci popoldne OBJ >, namesto
da bi Sli V jamo, korporativno cd
korakali pred ravnateljsko pisar-
no, kjer Sc Jim je obljubilo. da Sc
mezde ne znizajo. Delavstvo Sc je
mirnO vrnilo V revir. Ko so opa.
zili %inzenerja Werneria. so bill ia
ko o%gorceni, da so glasno zahte-
vail, maj Sc odstrani. Same pomir.
Jevalnemu p~osredovanju navzoce-
ga sodruga Sitterja Sc je poSreGilo,
p%repre6iti moGnejse izbruhe. Wer-
ner je sploh oSaben clovek. XII IA.
vna z delavci kakor kak amerikan-
ski plantazar S sunni. &c Sc della
wee pritozi zaradi zasluzka, tedaj
odgoyori: "komur nj prav, mai pa
gre. Delavce dobim "a 60 do SO
krajcarjev ma dam; ali Sc pa "a.
dere IS teboj nimam kaj govori-
IT, in gre. Pazniki so zadnjega
meseca delali Gez cas-, Werner Jim
pa izrednih ur nj hotel plaGati. O.
krajni rudniSki urad V Celju pa,
namesto da bi pail ma red, Sc pro
tezira tako ravnanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Ameriska piiaca.

Ia dezeIa sloyi najvcG vsled le-
deno-mrzlih pijaG, posebno oh po-
letnem casu, ko ljudje vro-
cine cepajo. Naivecja ne
smisel je take Judi zdra.
viii $ tako pija6o. ker vSled ME
zelodec Sc bolj oslabi. Zdrav ra-
zum nam pravi. da rabi zelodeC
hrane in moGi. Vsakdo maj oh vro.
Gem poletncm caSu rabi Trinerievo
ameriSkc grenko vino, Xxi poziv.
liza prebavne zelodcne organe. To
tie ohrani pri polnem zdraVju in
obvaruje vsake bolezni ma drobu
Da ii dober TEX. perfektno preba,
vo, obdrzi tvoje telo pr mo6i in
yes tvoj organizem. Rabi ie V vseh
slucajih bolezni ma zelodcu ali dro.
bu. Prodaja sc V lekarnah. - Jos
Triner, 6l6-622 So. Ashland Av.
Chicago. III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Nov list.

V New Yorku je zacel izhaja-
ii nov list, "Vestnik". List je ilu-
striran in prinaSa povesti, potopi-
Sc, humoreske, smeSnice in dnevne
dogodke. Izhaja vsake II dni ma
16 straneh V malem formatu ter
stane ma leto ST.
V politiGnem oziru je dozdaj st
brezbarvn. Kdo ga izdaja, nj raz.
vidno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

dobro, cato sem ii ga tudi dal."
Ali mi to dobro premisljena sle-
partial
Gotovoi KapitalistiGni sistem je
prevara, je lie pcsek V oei; hvali.
jo ga lie revni ma duhu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14

tepali in grdo z mimi %ravnali, tenn
wee sc je gojila med mimi lesbi-
ska ljubezen in druge nenravno-
sti v navzo6nosti in z vednostjo pc
BONE predstojnice. - Verska mo-
rala je povsod jednakal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
ZlOGin in rmOrala.

Vsako clovesko deJanJe sc pre-
sofa z dveh strani. Veckrat Sc
kdo pregresi, "a kar Sc ga pc OBJ
stojecih kazenskih zakonih ne mo-
re kaznovati, a je v oeeh ljudstva
vendar ni6vrednez in moralna pro-
palica. Nasproti temu pa ie marsh
kateri "zlo6inec", Xxi ga je zgra-
bila roka pravice, vreden morda
vecjega spostovanja, kakor pa o.
studni farizej, Xxi Sc mu ne more
do zivega S kazenskimi zakoni.
Par primerov.
Ako katoliski duhovnik ne drzi
svoje obljube eistotsti, je to memo
ralno, neposteno, a nj kaznivO. A
ko sc elovek p~osluzuje lazi V sluca
Jill, ,kjer zakon tega ne kaznuje, je
to neposteno, toda nj kaznivo. A
ko prodaja zenska svoje telo v hi
sab nesramnosti, je pc vseh princi-
pin danasnje morale nepoSteno in
grdo, toda pc kazenskem zakouu
nj kaznivo. Ako Sc menih, XII ie OBJ
ljubil vedno ~ubostvo, peha "a po-
svetnim blagom in kupici bogas-
two, je to nemoralno in neposteno,
a kaznivo nj. Ako n. pr. avstrijski
ali ruski ali nemski oficir ubije
V dvoboju 6loveka, je to neposte-
no, pc vojaskih postavah pa je
casino. = it'd. It'd. it'd.
Naobratno pa sc V cloveskem
zivljenju pripeti mnogo ~sluGajev,
v katerih kaznuje kazenski zakon
gotova dejanja kot prestopke, pre-
greske in z%loGine, a Sc doticne o.
sebe vendar ne smatra in ne more
smatrati "a nemoralne osebe in
ne njih dejania "a nepostena.
V prvi vrsti so N. pr. to ''politi-
cni zlocini". Pravna znanost Sc
danes nj povsem ma jasnem, kateri
zlo6ini so politi6ni, in kateri ne.
Vsi politieni "gresniki" Sc slavi-
jo kot junaki, muceniki in prvobo-
ritelji "a ljudsko svobodo.
A tudi med "navadnim, prostinI
zloeinom" je mnogo take vrste, k
Sc ne morejo meni mic tebi mic po.
staviti ma moralni indeks in jit
brezpogojno obsoditi. Mislimo s
delaveevega otroka ali pa odrasle.
ga delavca, Xxi je V ten slabih ca.
sih brez zasluzka in V veliki rev.
Semi; navzlic vsej svoji postenoSt.
ukrade pod pritiskom skrajne sile
vsled prirodnega zeleznega zako.
ma samoohrambe, nekega dine kos
kruha, kos mess ali kaj takega, ia
81 potolazi glad. PregreSil Sc j.
proti kazenskemu zakonu. Kje je
oni farizej, Xxi bi hotel reveal pc.
slati ma sramotni oder in vreGi
mani kamen zaniSevanja7l Ali ne
DO marvec obsodil raje danasnj
druzabni red, ki je tega krivi
Ali vzemimo primere IL sOGasne
ruske zgodovine.D a maScujejo svo
je tovarise, Xxi so padli v boju "a
svobodo in pravico, ponizajo st
mnoge visoke, plemenite in moral.
ma visoko stojece osebe mOskega
in zenskega spola do navadnih IL.
moro svojih z~atiralcev in poll.
tienih nasprotnikov, ako ne poma.
ga nobeno drugo miroljubno sred
stvo, da sc doseze svoboda. Kie SC
tisti ~farizeji, da bi Jill moralno
ohsojali2
Cloveku nj treba ravno odobra.
vati tatvine in umora, a treba ic
razumeti nagibe, Xxi dovedejo do
zloeinov, in ne smejo Sc doticne o.
sebe usovrstiti z navadnimi tato-
vi, razbojniki in goljufi, XII jim .ie
tatvina, %goljufija in ropanie plo-
donosna obrt, cd katere Sc 1--WE.
Takovo je misljenje vseh pra vic
nih z ozirom ma zloGin in morale.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
Frank Saws.

Socialism je postal sila, s KITE
% Re racunajo vse obstoje6e kapi-
talisti6ne drzave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-14
JUNGLE
Angleski spisai Upton
Sinclair, 2 avtorjevim
dovoljenjem prevaja
lvan Kaksr. 3: ::
(Nadaljevanje.)

Copyright, 1905. 1906. by Upton Sinclair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17
GOOD wonK ny AMATEURS.
ssAmonG the Drcnkers' Presented II
Highly Creditablc Manner.

T Special to The Times Dlspatch.l
PANIPLING CITY VA, May 16.-Last
Tuesday night the public witnessed one
of the most enjoyable entertainments
given in this town for several years.
The well-known old DRAMA Among
the Breakers" was presented by anna
teurs to largo and appreciative au-s
dience, for the benefit of the new High
School building, The local characters
were we'll selected, and every player
acquitted himself splendidly. The pro-
ductlon showed very careful work on
the part Of each Individual player and
at no time was there the slightest
hitch In the performance.
The cast OF characters was as fol-
lows:
David Murray. keeper Of Fairpoint
Light, Mr.. o. Il, Peterson; Larry d.
vine, his assistant, Mr.. r. 4, Franklin;
Hon. Bruce Hunter Mr.. II, II. Terry;
Clarence Hunter Ills ward. MIR. L. NJ
reporter. Mr.. G. G.; Rice; Scud, Hunters
colored servant, Mr.. G. II. Harvey;
Minnie Daze, Hunters niece Miss
Grace Peterson; Bess Starbrlght east
up by the waves" Miss Whsle Thorn
ton; Mother Cary" a. reputed fortune
teller, Mrs. Lou Foster; BiddY Rean,
an Irish girl, Miss Jessie May Walker.
y Such was the success of the play
that an effort Is being made to carry
1t to other towns, and 1T la likely that
the company will accept some of the
Invitations to produce 1t elsewhere,i
In this way II is hoped a Very good
additlnn will be made to the fund snow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17

Henry Adams, the second member OF
the trio of great American historians
OF the present generation. cannot be
said to have his home anywhere IN
particular. He owns beautiful resi-
dence in Washington. nearly opposite
the White House, but unfortunately
for his countrymen, its doors are near
ly always locked and barred. while the
distinguished owner sails the ocean
highways of the world in his private
yacht. He is also at home in Boston.
where SO many Of his ancestors have
lived, and where his many kinsmen
are counted among the most honored
citizens.
Henry Adams is member of the
first family in America and he IS
himself worthy Of the name borne by
two of our greatest Presidents. Be-
ginning AS simple seamen. which vo-
cation was later changed to that IF
farmer, !he Adamses have grown in
strength Of character, in refinement
and accomplishment OF mind and edu-
cation, In transcendent abilities as
publicists and statesmen, until they
have eclipsed all other families In this
country. No family in America has
furnished two such able Presidents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-17
eatAmerican I historians
HENRY ADAMS.


several foreign ministers and num-
Der Of other honorable officers to this
republic. And two of the ablest, IL
not the ablest. historical students and
critics of our generation bear the
same name and are own brothers.
Henry himself and Charles Francis
Adams. the second
But no mans family makes him
great 1t may increase his chances of
success If he Is himself worthy and
Industrious. Henry Adams was born In
1899, the son of Charles Francis
Adams the older, of Boston; he grad
.uated from Harvard in 1858, and be-
came his fathers secretary when the
latter went to London as the American
minister in 1851. Remaining In Lon
don until 1870, he returned to the
United States to accept a chair In Har-
ward University. where he spent the
next seven years Of his life. being at
the same time, with Henry Cabot
Lodge editor of the. North American
Review. But Adams's interests were
centred In history. American history
" A very strong reason. perhaps, for
this absorbing interest was tho possess
Sion jointly with his four brothers.
of the famous collection of Adams pa
pers. the most important mass Of his