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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
PRIDE OF
PROFESSION
BY HAROLD CARTER.

When Larry Callahan left the
protection OF the large building up
the river" which had been his home
for four years and ten months on
the lndeterminate sentence plan.
the governor had a farewell talk
with him.
Go straight. Larry" be pleaded
earnestly. You've had n good rec.
ord while IN Sing Sing. and you We
been promised a job by the Dis
charged Prisoners Aid society.
You're too intelligent a man TO run
crooked: besides. remember, sooner
or later you get caught Larry. Il
doesn't pay. Keep away from the
Bowery and good luck to you.
SO larry came TO New York
wearing his new suit. new hat, new
shoes and new underwear. with n
new life before him and nearly five
years OF discharge money In his
pocket. which. with the few dollars
he had had on entering. which the
government had kindly kept for
him, amounted TO sixty-seven nine
teen.
He meant to run straight; he had
vowed so honestly TO the pardon
board. Yet 10 was hard that he.
the cleverest pickpocket who ever
went up, who had counted his
income at a good fifty per" all the
year through, should start out
afresh on ten week running an
elevator He did not want TO go 70
work 40 soon, not while that s61
reposed In his vest pocket
SO on the first evening his feet
led him, almost against hts will, 10
the vicinity OF Chatham square.
There he picked up some pals and
disguised them with the informa-
ton that he was going 10 run
straight
Jaw, come off" said one. you,
Larry, that can live on the fat Of
the land thought you had more
pride"
Larry stumbled out into the night.
those words ringing in his soul.
Aye, that was the erux Of H. II
was sheer pride that led him TO clip
the gold repeater froG the fob, 10
snatch the magnate's pocketbook
from the inside pocket OF his coat.
Should he. the peerless pickpockot,
throw up his old life and start run
ming an elevator7
AZ the same instant y portly,
undersized gentleman with a long
beard strolled by Larry's fingers
Iltched. His resolutions we're for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Gradually the strangers eyes grew
wider Ia surprise.
Larry Callahan o. Larry Cal.
lahani" he calculated And to
think you would pick an ex.deiec.
tive for your work o, bunglcr.
buuRler Well. what have you got
to say?" he said. IN a sharp tone
Of command Come, for old times
sake I'll put up q drink before |
take you to the station No. an ice
cream soda" he continued. as Larry
edged toward q saloon "intoxicants
are an abomlnation. Yes, Larry. I
am an evangelist now And be
fore ] shut up your body ! would
try Ia save your soul
Religious guy" thought Larry.
"I'il work him II can" And. seated
side by side before the soda counter
in dinRy drug store, while the ex-
detectives revolver pointed It's
mouth menacinRly at Larry's
breast, the strange pair held com.
munion.
Larry was not wholly insinoore In
telling his tale. How he had Just
been released. how professional
pride and the instinct for theft
had overcome him az sight OF what
seemed 20 him an easy victim He
blamed It 10 that $67 In his pocket.
which had induced him to take a
holiday He pleaded for a chance
He had thought long of running
straight. had wayered: now, II re
leased. he would go straight to the
society and secure his job. And, as
he spoke, a kinder light came into
his eaptor's eyes They rose up.
Larry. III give you the chance
you ask for. Co. said the ex-
detective.
And Larry walked away free but
utterly dsplrlted. lie would run
straight indeed With that $67 In
his vest pocket-the other pocket
his coat pocket then
9 The money was gone. Callahan,
the shrewdest thief on the Bowery,
had met his match. he had been
hoodwinked, cheated, plunderedl
The mans pride in his craft was
broken at last He wheeled upon
his heel and started off I'm the d.
rection Of the society. light of new
resolution In his eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
PEOPLE FROM PRINCE
RUPERT ARE COMIhG

Two hundred and fifty people
from Prince Rupert. the new city
u Western Canada. will come 10
Seattle by special boat tomorrow
70 celebrate Prince Rupert day 81
the fair A short meeting ~ the
Prince Rupert folk vii be held at
the Washington State building
They viii make their headquarters
on board their chartered steamer.
the Rupert City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

gotten. for the breast Of the iroek
coat bulged with what his expert .
eye told him was a Fat wallet Soft.
" he erept up. dFew abreast. iostied
bis victim IN a crowd and the
trained fingers crrps over the lapclu
defily. only To be- seized 10 a alnewy
grip
That grasp was like steel And
neither spoke. only Larry and his
Intended victim eyed one another
under the light Of the street lamp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03
LovlNa cups ArRg.

The department Of special events
at the exposition announces that
the loving cups for Baby Chrlsien-
Ing day have arrived and viii be
sent AZ once to the parents who did
not secure cups on that day In
addition the Stone Fisher company
has contributed cup Tor one OF
the prize babies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

Lodge members OF the eastern
Star. the women's auxiliary TO the
Masons. will give a reception ut the
exposition next Wednesday 10 Mas
Jessie Huston. leading lady with
The Time. The Place. The Girl"
company. who has recently graft.
fled fcrvent desire 10 become
member OF the order BY being
legally decreed the daughter of her
grandparents.
For a long time | have been
very anxious 10 become a momber
OF the Eastern star. said Miss
Huston today. but | have not been
eligible because u " necessary for
an applicant to be wife. mother.
daughter or sister 81 a Mason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

INSIST ON A NEW YORK DOx
ItJNCH and avoid inferior imita..
lions. Delivered NJ your place O
busineaa without extra cost lOc ana
lie each.
Ring Up A 3efg or Main 1880.
Prompt delivery assured.
One trial, ono test. Goodbye 10
the rest
Main office. 2ig Marion street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-03

That r. the reason my adoption pa.
pnra were taken out"
Judge Rina~r. in the county
court. entered the decree making
Miss Huston the legal daughter Of
her grandparents. Steven ] and
Mary J pltkln 81 South Bend. Ind
Mr. Pitkin " "A a2d degree Mason.
and Is the oldest past master Of
Covenant lodge. Misa Huston DE-,
clares that she Is very happy that
she has become a member ~ the
great womrn'a organization. for she
says she has met the ioVeilust kind
Of people through Il on her western
rip
The Tine The Place. The Girl"
viii appear az the Moore
, 1909-07-24
{: E;.DIlING S
COLONIAL NCIL
FOR ST. CROIX.
(Coua2oled from i"s No. $50

lCout2uucd from ir54 No. $50
In connection with the first part he (the
CbairmanlwouId only ay,that by the word
ing Of the honorable Members letter he
had been led to underestimate that the honour
able Member has intended to have a discus
sion opened the wording being,as is seen,in
plural-upon all the proceedings of the
Council tins explains the LIST part of the
Assistants letter after that the hble. Mem
Der forwarded a letter dated 7th July as
follows
Frederikstod, St. Croix, It'll July 1903.
To
the Chairman Of the Colonial Council
Christiansted
Hon'd Sir,
wrote you on End inst requesting
several INTERPRETATIONS to the Hon'd Gov
eminent and a resolution for making
His and Her Most Gracious Majesties birth
DAVIS legal holidays to be placed on the
order of the day for 18th inst. | did not
have the honour of a direct answer from
YOU. but. by your order, the Asst. to the
Council wrote me saying my request was
not ia order. and his letter was dated the
Bird although it holds the post mark Of
Christiansted's Post Office of the 5th. |
returned bv the mail Of the same day my
answer to HIM for YOU and placed the do
, 1909-07-24

cuments as I thought in order, except the
Danish, which hold is not my duty TO fix.
and on the 9th without q reply from him I
sent up the enclosed resolution in dupla
without the Danish for you, but the asst
took upon himself 1T would SEEM to re-
turn me my letter and the documents with
out your knowledge, l therefore ask you
to take notice Of tins fact and also to bring
it to the Councils notice. I have any way
enclosed the resolution again with She
Danish this time, and to you direct, with
the request to have 1T on the order of the
day for the next meeting Of the Council,
if it IS too late for the meeting Of the 18th
inst
, 1909-07-24

~ pu,u0t1Itu Iurf
GoIop N[iIitaire ........ Mayer.
Mr. Thomson Il Miss Emily Gum.
10, >o,,,x
nl p,nio19e to Bagazzo' .Ltoucavallo.
~, Kinas PRAYER from
i. ,Lcnorint ... Wagner.
Mr. Wuitf- Hansen.
~ pl,uo1oyte Soto
ProlJJe ..... Chopin.
Mrs. Thomson.
a .<,yo
Nn.Ira proLita Castoldon.
Ar. T.rnoe
~ Q,,1s
Dirlterirbo VII XIV. Schumarn
, 1909-07-24
Dan8R RirRe,

Sondag den rs JUL Kl. 10 Gudstjensto i
Frederiksted Kirko i AnledninG af Orkans
tidens B~egyndelse. Pastor Richard Thorn
sen prmdiker.
, 1909-07-24

md Member far Il ederiksted Io1,l


1t will be noticed thot the honorable
Member wishes ms letter to oe read ~
Council the Chairman would Therefore,
naturally, reply 70 II IN Council. Fac AoA-
durable Member says hrst, th2t ne has NOT
had the honor OF "a olrert reply irol" Tire
Chairman; that the hor"ufable Member
considers it rs an honour, IS all right AMI
as it should be, but the Chairman under
stands OF COURSE TINT It lsa compliant,
but Members can not always expect q direct
answer On mntters Of mere routine husl-
ness, the Chairman must be expected t"
answer through the Assistant Enc hon
ornble Member next complains mat tn"
Assistants letter dated 3rI INST holds the
Postnark otChllst"nstcIs PoNt9ihce OF oth'
to That he wouIi say TINT the hohoufAble
Members letter came TO hand Int; las
letter came Friday the 2hd INST, 1t was
answered the Bird. now the ith was & Sun
dny; the letter was despatched IRON tho
Postotfice by the mo1Is that lett here on
the morning Of the 5th, It was impossible
to send the answer more quickly. It must
be remembered that the honorable Member
forwarded his papers for the Colonial
, 1909-07-24
THERE will be 4 concert in MIR. GUMS
DRAWING ROOM on
Cbursoap, the 29tb inst,
in MD of st. Johns Church Fund.

Those who desire tickets are requested
to obtain them as early as possible, the
sealing accommodation being limited.
Tickets. which are soc. each, are on sale
at the Christiansted Stationery x Fancy
Cf,rn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03
CANVASSING
GRAFTERS

The farmers Of Miami county. Kan
sas, have organized to rid themselves
of the canvasser.
What aroused the farmers was a
bunch of sheet iron range ~canvassing
takers nim-flamming a lot Of them on
3s5 ranges at SIS. There were tour
things that made up the combination
that caught the farmers wives. One
was the flashy nickel and polish on the
range. Another was the anvasse al
lowing $40 to SIS for the old worm
out stoves and the fourth, the can
vASser paying every farmers wife IS
commission on every range ahe helped
sell. The received $40 COM
mission from the firm he represented
for every range he sold. The canvas
ser's commission with the S. paid to
women who helped him, with the $40
to SIS paid for old stoves was all
tackled onto the price Of the new range.
The same scheme is now being
worked here in Omaha, on the house
wives. The intelligent portion soon
catch onto the swindle and fire their
ranges, but the other portion keep and
pay for theirs under the impression
that they are alright simply because
the ~canvassing faker says they are and
because they pay two prices for them
and because they bake. They do not
stop to think that no reliable dealer
will sell a SIS cook stove thai will not
bake. If the women who keep and pay
for their ranges would look up the
reputation of them end find out what
they are made of and what they can
be bought for outside Of Omaha they
would be as indignant as the farmers
of Miami county, Kansas. They would
run every canvasser off their premises
with a hot teakettlO.
In the federal courts in Council
Bluffs, next December, will be tried a
bunch of canvassing takers for swim
ding wealthy suckers out of from
$4,000 to 100000 on bogus races.
prize fights and wrestling matches and
may go to the p~enitentiary for it. Had
they peddled bogus ranges they would
have made money Just as last m kept
out Of the ~penitentiary, too. because
suckers are so plentiful and are 80
easy.
If the women Of Omaha would go
to the old established dealers and in
spect a reliable range at much less than
the canvasser asks and then compare
the two she would promptly choose the
dealers stove.
THE STOETZEL STOVE CO.,
ia South Sixteenth
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

sound Of the name would indicate. I have
eaten Il in company with Anthony F1ala,
an Arctic explorer with at least one lost
ship TO his credit, and ! seemed 70 set II
down with IS little effort as he did.
"Bluhber has an oily taste, but not
enough TO make the stuff repulsive. II is
mometer hiding below zero Il can't be hard
to swaHow-even in the largest doses. I
have eaten whale meat too, and have no
hankertnE for Il. It u OF rubber shoe con-
sistency and about as nutritious as a razor
Btrop. But blubber Isn't half bsd-@Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
Quick Action tor Your Money-You get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03

any day Of the corn palace since the day
OF its inception was broken. Taft day last
year held the record at 1850. but wednes-
day the topnotch was reached when the re-
ceipts for the afternoon and evening
amounted to S2.5O0 There were over 5000
people in the building in the afternoon and
half thai number In the evening. There is
no question but what the corn palace will
nav out.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03
Corn Palace show Pays Out.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D. Dot. G-tspe-
In counting up the receipts at the corr
palace for Wednesday II was ascertained
that the record for the largest receipts fol
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-03
COnoerninE BIubber.

'This talk about whale blubbeT," said
the newspaper man, reminds me that II
isn't nearly as unpalatable as the unhappy
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27

tisti, XII menijo, da Sc Ia to krin-
ko-lahko skrivajo, kadar Sc Jim
gre IA dobicek. Pod tenn geslom
umeyajO, da Sc svobodno zavija
resnico, laze, zabavlja, blati,
"kritizira" in kdo We kaj Sc vse.
Tako Sc izkorisGa namen svobo-
dine misli v najgnusnejse svrhe,
da sc zadosti najnizjim cloveskim
lnstinktom in vse TO sc da potem
lludstvu kot merilo svobodomi-
seljnega custvovania "a dusevno
hrano.
Seveda "a TAXA dejan.ja MISC cd
govorni tisti, Xxi imajo druge poi
me o svobodomiseljnosti in Xxi
Jim je BOZ "a stvar in ne "a niz-
kotne inStinkte posameznikov V
danasnji druzbi.
Svobodno misliti nikakor ne
pomeni, da lahko eden stori ma
svojo pest, kar Sc mu zljubi; svo-
bodomiseljnoSt nj liberalizem pa
tudi nj absolutizem. Svoboda ne
z~apoveduje, niti ne brani storiti
nekaJ; ina pa V sebi lastnost
mascevanja, Xxi pride IL ME raw
no tako svObodno ,kakor svobod-
no jo kdo prelomi.
Svoboda in svobodna misel. O
kteri mislimo mi, pa nj fantom.
ampak je del zivlienja, 5 kterim
lmamo DELFT. In ker imamo deli
II Z MO. jo moramo tudi poznati.
Svoboda, XII ne sluzi vsem ena-
ko, nj wee svoboda: treba nam
je torej uka, da jo spoznavamo ;
ali bolje; treba nam je uka, da
SpoznavamO sami sebe, kajti ka-
krSno svobodo 81 bono ustvarili.
tako bono imeli. Trdimo torai.
da je g~ospodarska svoboda pogoJ
duSevne svobode. In ker ie temu
tako nam ie gospodarski in
politicni boz toliko vreden &c
ne wee kot BOZ IA osvoboditev
duha.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27

ne misli, Xxi maj bi pomenila vines
kaj wee kot smrt.
Trdimo lahko - veto idealno
= Ola Sc svet lahko ''osvobodi'
cd dogem, Xxi so Jill postavile raz-
ne cerkve, vzlic temu bi pa to Sc
vedno ne pomenilo osvobojenja
IL gospodarske suznosti, ee hi sc
boz direktno ne nanasal ma to IL
~praSanje.
V oGeh socijalizma nj torej tax
"idealen' boz "a svobodno mis-
ljenje mic druzega, nego izraz H.
beralizma V najozjem smislu be-
sede - ce sc ia boz ne izvaja po-
tom programa, Xxi ina vsebovati
poleg svobodomiselinosti razred-
no eustvovanje ter naGrt realnega
boja IL gospodarske suznosti, kar
pomeni OBJ enem tudi svobodo du-
ha.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27

Politicko Sc morajo delavci Or
ganizirati, da lahko $ pomoejo vo-
lilnega listka zasedajo vse posta-
vodajne zbore in tako vzajemno pc
stavnim potion izkoriscavaleem
politicno moe.
Agitacije in organizacije nam
je treba, pa bo slo. j. q.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27

Videli smo, da ie treba "a osvo-
b~ojenje misli voditi realen boz ma
gospodarskem polju. ce hoGemo,
da ne dozivimo farse. Steer je
svobodna misel in svobOda lie pra-
Una fraza. Svoboda in svobodna
misel ne more pomeniti samO "a
nekai liudi, Xxi tice slucajno V
verskih dogmah. ampak "a vse
ljudstvo, Xxi Sc hoce osvoboditi IL
gospodarske Suznosti. Zakaj bi
ljudem pripovedovali V kaksnih
verskih zmotah da live. poleg pa
molcali o gospodarskih zmotah.
Xxi so predpogoj drugim zmotam
in V kterih dan ma dan umira ma
tiSoce liudi.
To da Gloveku misliti; kaiti ma
dlani .ie. da Sc TAXA svobodomi-
selinost kmalu pokveGi in Sc .io
suce pc svoie. kakor komu boil
prav pride. Sadovi sc semtertie re
kazeio. Svobodomisleci Sc banda
mes (zlasti V Ameriki) nazivljeio
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27
DanaSnia druzba.

I~zkoriSGanje Gloveka po Glove
ku Sc ne ia iistotako opraviGiti
kot Sc ne da z%agovarjati navadn
cestni rop. Med izkoriscanjem il
navadnim ropom nj velike razli
Ike. IZkoriScevalec vzame delavcl
dive tretinji ali Sc wee njegova "a
sluzka, ne da bi vprasal delavca
ce mu je to vSec. Cestni ropar p,
vzame potnikU ma cesti vse, kal
ma, ne zmenivSi Sc "a njegov pro
test. Prvi nastopa $ silo gospodar
sko mOGnejSega, drugi pa S silC
orozJa. Prvega Sc ne kaznuje, dru
zega Sc pa poslje V jeto, ako prid,
slucajno biricem V pest.
Zakaj Sc prvega ne kaznuje '
danaSnji cloveski druzbiq Ker 81
trgovini in izkoriSGanju sovraz
izraz tatvina. Ia prilastitev tuje
ga blaga ali vrednosti potion il
k~oriScanja Sc rabi izraz profit. M
Ia nacin Sc izkoriScevalci izognejo
kazni, ker Sc pc zakonu kaznuje
jo lie TAXA dejania. IA kterc rabi
druzba izraz tatvina, rop ali go,
ljufija. Logicno je torei. da cd.
locilni faktorji v druzbi, XII BAH.
ra ma profitu, noGejo, da bi bese
da profit pomenila isto, kar pc,
meniJo beseda tatvina, rop ali go.
ljufija. Ako bi druzba ~priznala,
kaj takega oficielno, bi obsodils
samo sebe, rekla BIZ: Danes je We:
svet ena sama velika druzba. kite
TO vladajo tatovi, roparji in go.
ljufi.
IzkoriStevalci in hlapci pravi
Jo: Vsakdo 81 lahko pomaga S pro
fitom do boljSih zivljenskih raz
mer. V TIA namen pripOvedujejC
ginljive pripovedke o naselniku.
rokodelcu, Xxi je reven kot cerkve
ma mis- vstopil V tvOrnico, dane.
je pa bogat tvornicar; zopet {
drugem siromasnem decku, XII j,
pricel kot raznaSalec casnikov, da
mes je pa zeleZniski trustjan. Ten
potion Sc hoGe dokazati, kako bla
godeJen je profit in kaksne zdra
We razmere imamo V danaSnji clio
veski druzbi.
To je navadna bedastoca. VS.,
to dokazuje. da Sc med million
mOdernih suznjev-delaVcev lie po
sameznim posrcci splezati pc dru
zabni lestvici nayzgor. in da Sc u
posameznike lahko seSteie ma pr
stih enc roke. Ljudstvo. Xxi orje il
seje. grad palace, kopljc premoa
in rudo. della tvornicah in pre-.
vaza blago ma suhem in ma morju
pa zivi V bedi. V slabih gospo
darskih razmerah. In posamezni
Xxi, Xxi so splezali pc druzabn
lestvici navzgor. so to zvrsili ms
racun svojih blizinih.
Ali MAJ potem DriporocamO take
razmere, tax listen? Ali maj pra
vino, da je pametno, ako izkori
sea clovek cloveka? Ali mai trvdi
mo, da je profit poSten zasluzek
Ne. : takim ziStenom. 5 takimt
razmerami Sc ne s%triDjamo. Mi OBJ
sojamo izkoriScanie. mi obsoiamC
profit, kot o~bsojamo tatvino il
rop.
ReSitev sociialnega vprasanja
o kterem Sc danes mlati tolik,
prazne slame. je nainavadneiSa
stvar. Producira maj Sc toliko, ko
likor Sc rabi, zabrani mai Sc obo
gatenjc %posameznih oseb 2 delon
druzih. u druzimi besedami: Pro
ducentu-de'avcu mai Sc zagotov
polna vrednoSt niegova della.
Da sc pa to doseze, je pa treb;
med delavci agitacije in organiza
cije. Delavci Sc morajo organizi
rati strokovno in politicno. Stro
kovno sc morajo Organizirati de
lavci, da ne opesajo gospodarskc
v boJu "a %spremenitev danaSnjil
druzabnih razmer "a reSitev so
cialnega vprasanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27

VEN in drugem.
Da Sc je pojavilo zlasti med
| Slovenci V Ameriki zadnji cas- to
indiferentno c~ustvovanje "a svo-
bodomiSlenje in o svobodi sploh.
! je brezdvomno iskati vzrokov V
napacnem - povrSnem propagi-
ranju in diferentnih l.iudi, potion
JAYNE besede Y gotovih casnikih.
Ma Ia nacin Sc je %Storilo re mnO-
go greba, kterega bo tezko po-
praviti. Tako Sc ustvarja fraze,
ktere Sc prodaja ''svobodozeljni''
mast, da Sc igra Z mimi. kot otro-
CT z ognjem.
Zgodovina svobodne misli Sc
z%aGenja breZdvomno tam. kjer Sc
je zaStavila pot naprednim mis-
lin. To 81 pa drugace ne moreno
misliti, kakor da je ekzistirala
duha vladajo6a drzava (cerkev).
XII je Sla ma roko telesa vladujoci
draw (vladarStvoml. kte~e so
zbog gospodarskih in~teresov "a
drzevale ljudstvo V tenn. da so
TEN lozie oni ziveli zivljenie tega
Sveta - onim pa nudili zivlienje
pc Smrti. Napredek misli pa nj
mogoce zajeziti "a Stalno in tako
ie priSlo, ia ie postala nova misei
o realnem zivljenju ma tenn svctu
Gimdalje vecia in cato tudi elm
dale bolj sovrazna tistim. Xxi Jim
je kazala Skoditi gmotno. ce Sc
enkrat p%Opularizira - vsploSi.
Svobodomiselinost sauna ma Sc
hi ze pove. da ie donna z dezele
misli, t. j. duha. in da sc ie - ker
je spojena $ clovekom. - kakor
vSe drugo - ukovala V okvir 20
SpOdarSke odvisnosti. suznosti.
Iato ie bila ''svobOdna misel''
nepreganiana in neranicna lie te-
dai. ce ie bila V Sluzbi poSedu-
iotih organov. To Sc pravi: svo-
hodna je bila lie V suznosti mate
riialnega sveta. V idealizmu ie bill
vedno ME pogin. ker ie priSla V
naSprotStva Z gospodarSkimi inte-
resi-. RaZumevati moramO nam
rec. da SvohOdna miSpl nj samO
nekak fantom miSli: kaiti nihGe
nj tako MAVEN. da hi zahteval
kak poSehen "privilegij' svobO-
de IN misliti M kai romantiGne-
ga naprimer o kakovosti ljudi ma
Marsh in te ie Jupiter Ie dosegel
rekord raSe 2emljc. ali koliko
zvczd je posejanih ma nebu naSe-
GA SolnCnega SiStema. Ne. "a TO
SvobodomiSlienic. Sc ne hi izpla-
Gallo boriti. Toda nekai podobne-
ca SO je zgodilO. ZgOdilo Sc ie. da
so cello IN podobnc reel umirali
prvi Svobodomisleci. To So ic zgo-
dilo V pray zgodnji zgodovini
Svobodne misli: toda tudi to. pre-
gledano ma dnu. MISC bill motivi
praZne romantike, marvel bill so
m%aterijalni nagibi tedaniih 90
S%podarskih ~intereSov cerkve i'm
driave. 5 tenn hoGem reel. da so
materiialni motivi (gospodarski'
Interest," doprinesli smrt prvim
SyobOdomiSlecem in ne goli idea
lizcm. Galilcji in Bruno nista bila
zasledovana radi tega ker sta tr-
dila svoie nauke, marveG radi te-
ga. ker sta te nauke hotela Siriti
kot ZnanoSt. ker sta te nauke ho-
teia DAFT mast, kar je imelo pro-
vzroclti dusevno revolucijo. Xxi je
lmela omalati start svetovni ma
zor. V kterem sta takrat zivcla -
IN dobro izhajala - drzava in
corkcv. To pa ie napoSlcd imelo
%oomcniti go~spodarSki udarec GER
Xvi in DRAW, XII sta zivela ma ro,
vas d%uSevne teme.
/godovinSki fakt ie torei. da 50
prvi SvobodomiSlieniki umirali
radi gmotnih intcresev vladuioGe
struie, kterih Interest so hill zbog
hotetnosti propagirania o novem
svetovnem nazOru V n%evarnosti.
KakO sta miSlila q fem Gallo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27
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