davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1909-01-24
FOR THE INDIVIDUAL

Paris is sure (because she stands TOT
Individuality that almost every woman
will know enough not to wear per-
fectIy skin-tight sleeve II the top OF her
arm is too thin to permit Of 1t. Any
one who will watch the kinks and
curves of the artist in sleeves and who
will read some of the sleeve stories. will
find a modification of the moments fad
for her own individual arm and shoul-
der If she adopt this as her own for
the passing season the world and her
family will ask no better proof OF her
taste In dressing.
One very excellent way OF making
the upper arm appear fuller is the
close fit that is now demanded for
every lower sleeve portion.
The long line OF the collar in the
costume to the extreme left of the
picture Is In keeping with the long,
slender arm. Paris promises that
many of her coats to come will re-
peat this model. In fact il is so pop
ular In its simplicity that 1t has
crowded out most Of the other styles.
The choice in buttons for these plain
tailored coats hangs somewhere be-
tween large pearl ones and satin
covered.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22
Med zvezdami.

- Svobodasi Sc jeze, ker ''Pro.
letarec" prezira otrobe V "Gl
Sv."
Ali so SvobodaSi Sc res take
naivni, zabiti in neumni, da ne We.
do, da Sc poStenim ljudem nj treba
zagovarjati pred goljufi, sleparji,
t%atovi, cigansko navihanimi konj.
SKIM meSetarji, sufti in denup-
cianti?
Ako bi Sc posteni ljudje zago.
varjali pred takimi izvrski cloves
Ike druzbe, hi pomenilo samih sebe
ponizati Ma stopinjo lopovov in
malopridnezev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22
"GlaS SVObOde" i'm
laStnik NJ. Honda raZ.
krinkana!
On in njegov list nimata mic So
cijalisticnega ma sebi.
Porocilo razsoievalnega odbora
socijalisticne stranke okrozja
Cook, Ill.


"Glas Svobode", Xxi je - da Sc
povrnemo k zaGetku naSe zgodo-
vine - pc njegovem lastniku
Martini Kondu - postal pc dobi
druge konvencije SNPJ., Ito je
bio takrat, ko je oblastno izjavil,
da on ne bo tiskal clankov, ki mu
ne ugajajo in da je on boss lista)
ko so ga zapustili socialist, ne
kaka meSanca, brez proprama in
principov, podoben %potepencu,
klateG Sc V svoji zgublienosti kot
kuzek ki je zgubil svojega gospo-
darja in naposled tudi mako z
ovratnika, je dobil konecno zad-
MO brco cd slovenskih soci.jalis-
TOW V Ameriki in cd angleSke
stranke Sc posebej. Kakor grintov
kuzek, kterega so ogiblje vse Sc
bosta morala odslej potepati on
in njegov gospodar. in iSkati "a
vetja med bazo svoje vrste
Maj gresta kamOr hoeeta. mai .ju
Sciti kdor hoce - socialist vseh
narodnosti ju ne marajo wee; in
kdor BIO lie mogel, jima DO prismo-
iii Sc n brco, &c bi jul slucajno
naletel ma potu V blizini, koder Sc
bodo gibali socialist.
Dolgo je kluboval Honda S svo-
Jem potepenem zakrinkanim lis
tom in varal slovensko javnost, XII
ga Sc nj poznala, da je "Glas Svo-
bode" prijatelj socijalistov in
slovenskih delavcev, konecno pa
je primal sam, ker mu nj preosta-
10 druzega, ker je bill moralicno
ugnan - da je grdo lagal in far
bal ljudi, ker njegov list nj de-
lavski list, ne socijalisticen, am
pax - cutie! svobodomiSljen; to
sc pravi: potepensk. Ko .je prisel
IL Pueblo, Colo, je obljubil, da bo
list socijalisticen, ce ga bodo pod
pirali in pisali socialist. Soeija--
listi so mu vrjeli in so res poma-
gall listu ma vse nacine; zlasti,
ker Honda nj incl pojma, ne o
casnlkarstvu, ne o pisavi, in kaj
sele o socijalizmu - so mu poma-
gall v vseh zadevah. Toda kakor
nitro je videl, da gre dobro biz
mis- sc je pa prevzel in hotel ko-
mandirati s~ocijaliste kot kake me-
zavedne pastirje. Hvaleznost je "a
eel kazati V obliki preobiednosti
in arogantnosti. Mislil 81 je pac.
da bodo socialist tako zabiti, da
Jill bo on poljubno Sikaniral in Sc
povrhu izkoriScal gmOtnO in duSe-
vno. Socialist pa so Sc kratko-
malo uprli in pustili oSabnega ne
olikanca ma cedilu z niegovo 'caj-
tengO': storili so paG tako - ka-
kOr store to zavedni delavci, KITE
re je iZkoriScal domiSliavi lastnik
orodJa, kterega sam nj zmozen ra.
biti, pa Jill hoce vendar siliti, da
delajo zanj - Sli so ma Strajk.
S strajkom pa Sc je rodil "Prole-
tarec". Kako je bill potem "Pro-
%letarec' ma potu lastniku "Glas
Svobode". nj treba razlagati ma
dolgo in siroko. Honda Sc je pri-
zadeval pac ma vse nacine, da hi
ubil S cd kraja; zakaj iezilo ga
je, da ne more on bossati SCOTIA
liste, XII so 81 ustanovili svoje gla-
silo. KakSnih umazanih sredstev
Sc je posluzeval, da bi unicil vse
skupaj, dokazuje ~najjasneje ME
govo pismo. kterega Sc naslovil ma
tretjega postmojstra 2. razreda
poste V Washington, d. c., ceS, da
nismo imeli dovolj predplacnikov,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22
Svobodasi perejo zamorca j

South Chicago, Xxi je z obema ro-
kama globoko zagrabil V blagajno
S. \. p. j. Narocili so 10 ton zajfe
V podobi divjih Glankov.
Ali je to kaj izvanrednega. Mic!
Sal gliha vkup Striha!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22

Slovensko-angleska slovo;s
SLOW. ang. tolmac in angl. Slow
"a samo 81. - pri V. J. Kubsl,.'
9 Albany St. New York. " v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22
Svobodasem Sc kar naenkra'

smilita sdr. in sdra. Petsche. FL,
ej, kdo hi mislil, da imaio ii lju-
die kratke pameti tako mehko sr-
ce. ko so pred 3 lett zvezi Z "a
morcem IL South Chicago prega-
mali jill in STEER oh GaSu, ko so ko-
vail svoje crne ovaduSke naklepe
glede "Proletarca".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22

bode" would be a socialist pa
per- as nonsocialistic, still tries
to ignore its unsocialistic doings
before the English Socialist Party
unfamiliar with language and
charakter of the paper, and seeks
the financial aid from the Party
Wheeras, the said paper "Glas
Svobode' declared itself in No.
-. dated Ost. 53, 1908. as free
thinking and progressive paper
but StiIl tells to its readers how
good friend he is To the working
people so that workers would
hold the paper and therefore help
to fill up the packets of its owner
Martin Honda;
Resolved by members of South
Slavonian Socialist Branch in
10th Ward in Cook County, Chi.
cago, ILL.,, in regularly meeting
assembled ON this date December
Goth 1908. that said "Glas Svo-
bode' is no more worthy of
any moral or financial sup
port from any existing Socialist
Party or from Socialists at large.
and therefore is put on the unfair
list of all Socialists and class con,
Scious workers: be it further
Resolved. that copy Of this re.
solution be sent TO the Executive
Committee of Cook County Socia-
list Party for adoption and trough
this direction to the National
Secretary of Socialist Party of
L. s. for distribution to every
socialist paper or magazine for
purpose to give the same a wide
publication as possible.
Chicago, Ill, December PC, 1905
(SeaD
Chairman: Secretary:
Mike Kulovec, Frank Podlipec
V slovenSkem Sc glasi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22
Gorje hudodelci! SvobodaSki

zaprisezen drzavljan kolovrati po
Illinoisu. Pazite Sc, da vas he po-
lovi kot Sintar pse $ struno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22
V ~slovenskem sc glasi

Sc gldSl:
odboru delegacij sociialisticne
stranke okrozia Cook, Chicago.
Porocilo. razsojevalnega odbora v
zadevi = slovenskega socijalistic-
mega kluba 10. in IL. okraja,
(Chicago), napram "Glas Svo-
bod0".
Sodrugi:
Dokazi, predlozeni razsodiscu,
opravicujejo razsodbo, da "Glas
Svobode" nj SOCIJALISTICEN
LIST.
Njegov upravnik in lastnik,
Martin Honda ie sam primal, ola
je list neodvisen in svobodomi-
seljn in da on nj clan socijalistic-
ne stranke.
Ker imenovani list "Glas Svo-
bode" uvazujejo - in ga vsled
strankinih priporocil podpirajo
ostala strankina glasila, naglasa
mo mi, clani razsojevalnega odbo-
ra, ma podlagi nepobitnih doka-
GOV, ola list nj socijalisticen S sta
lisca, ma kterem stole drugi soci-
ialisticni listi (vzlic temu, ola sc
ie kazal zadnii cas- priiaznega in
podpornega ~socijalisticni stranki)
priporocamo vsled tega, da sc ia
dejstva izroce socijalisticnemu
casopisju in dale, da krajevni
tajnik izroci prepis tega odloka
osrednjemu (National) tajniku
sociialisticne stranke Fed. draw,
da 10 tudi on odda socijalisticne.
mu tisku.
Ia razsojevalni odbor:
L. w. Hardy, j. w. Born, A.
Fishman, A. A. Patterson, Jas. P.
Larsen,
Podpisano in sprejeto ma sell v
odboru delegacij socijalisticne
stranke v okrozju Cook, Chicago,
dine 10 junija 1909.
(Pecat).
G. 7. Fraenckel, kraj. tainik
: TEN odlokom zakljucujemo
vsako nadaljno polemiko Z "Gl
Sv." glede sociializma. Slovenski
in angleski socialist so povedalt
stem javno, da ''GlaS Svobode''
in njeni liudje MISC socialist
marvel navadni koristolovci. kite
re vsak zaveden delavec p~rezira.
Sodruge pc Sirni Ameriki pozi.
vljamo stem, maj o tenn odloku
pouGe vse svoie tovariSe-delavce.
mai jim poyedo. da ''Glas Svobo.
de" nj socijaliSticen list. marveG
potepensk to je brez programa,
brez ella in brez znaGaja.
Vseh razrednozavednih delav-
cev deviza pa mai bo prihodnje
~ elias Svobode doll"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22
RESOLUTION.

Whereas "Glas Svobode', the
socalled socialist newspaper,
published at 597 w. Goth St, Chi
cago, ILL.,, in slovenian language
and owned by Martin Honda,
prove itself through many artic-
les, notes and paragraphs-speci-
ally through the certain article,
published in its number 43, dated
Oct. %. 1908, in which it recon-
mended democratic candidate for
election as nonsocialistic and
reasonable to the Socialist prin-
ciples and platform and to the
Socialist Party at large;
Whereas "Glas Svobode" adj
mitted in No. 43 dater Oct. 23rd
1908 frankly itself with words ::
eve never said, that "Glas Svo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22
Radi priznamo, da V ured-

Radi priznamO, da V ured-
nistvu "Gl. Sv." nj nobenega, Xxi
hi govoril ali pisal 5 jezikov. To
dokazuje casnik, Xxi je pisan v
enem samem jeziku - v oslov-
skem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22
Zakaj ovadba glede -

- Zakaj ovadba glede "Prole-
tarca' ma postni urad nj imela
vspeha2
Ia to. ker zakon ne predpisuje,
koliko narocnikov mora imeti cas-
mix, Xxi prosi "a drugi razred.
Tega pa ovaduhi MISC vedeli in
Sc danes ne vedo. Ia to Jill tudi nj
sram hvaliti Sc ovaduStva javno !
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-22

tnalfllan: secretary
Mike Kulovec, Frank Podlipec.
Y SlovenSkem Sc glaSi:
RESOLUCIJA.
Ker Sc je "Glas Svobode". ia
Rowan "Socijalisticen list. KITE
rega izdaja V slovenskem ieziku
laStnik Martin Honda ma 597 W.
20. Str. Chicago. Ill. z mnogimi
Glanki. belezki in tockami. zlasti
pa Y clankih priobGenih Y Stevilki
43 Z dine %. oktobra 1905. kate
rih je priporocal V izvolitev "a
g~overneria drzave Illinois demo-
k%raticnega kandidata - izkazal
kot nesocijalisti6en in izdajski Ia
socijalistiGna naGela. platformo in
zasocijalistiGno strankO sploh;
ker Sc "Glas Svobode' Y Stew.
43. 2 dine 23. oktobra 1908 z be-
sedami: mi nismo nikdar trdili,
da hi bill "Glas Svobode" socijali-
sticen list - odkritc priznava
"a ne socijalisticen list, a kljub
temu skuSa ignorirati svoje neso-
cijalisticno delovanje pred angle
Sko socijalistiGno stranko, ktera
ne pozna ne jezika ne znacaja
tega lista in iSce denarno pomoc
cd stranke;
ker je imenovani list "Glas
Svobode" V stew. 43. z dne %.
oktobra 1908 sam pojasnil, da .ie
"svobodomiselin i'll napreden
list. a kljub tenn Sc vedno pri-
poveduje svojem citateljem, kako
je dober prijateli delavskih slo-
jew, cato. da bi bill delavci ma
klonjeni listu in torei pomagali
polniti zepe lastnika Martina
Konde;
Sklenemo clani :iugosl. socijali-
sticnega kluba V 10 wardi, Cook
County, H.. zbrani ma s~voiiredni
mesecni sell dine 26. decembra
1908, da imenovani "Glas Svobo-
de" nj vreden sploh nobene ne
financijelne. ne moralne podpore
cd kteresibOdi socijalisticne stran-
Ike ali socijalistov sploh. ter :je
vsled tega postavljen MED MIC
VREDNE LISTE "a s~ocijaliste in
raZrednoZavedne delavce:
nadalje sklenemo. da Sc prepis
tie resolucije poSlje izvrSevalnemu
Odboru sociialistiGne Stranke "a
Cook County. I'll. ia 10 adoptira
in pc tel poti odda osrednjemu
(NationaD ta.jniku sociialisticne
stranke V Amcriki. da jO razdeli
med vse socijalistiGne liSte in re-
vie z namenom. da il preSkrbi ko-
likor mogoGe obSirnO publikacijo.
V Chicago Illinois. &c. deem
bra 1905.
(PeGat)
Mike Kulovec, predsednik.
Frank Podlipec, tajnik.
Tia resolucija ie bila zacetkom
%februarja t. !. precitana ma odbo-
ri delegacii okrozja Cook in izro-
cena razsodnemu odboru v "a
sliSbo.
Dne .. aprila Sc .ie vrsila V pro-
storih Chicago Daily Socialist-a'
zasliSba in razsodba. PREJUDICE so
bile ODE stranki. Slovenski soc.
klub sta zastopala sodr. F. Petric
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-07-16
ORCHID HUNTING.
The Tsrrors and the Dangers Of O
Tropical Forest.

The Tsrrors and the Dangers Of q
Tropical Forest.
1t Is not pretty story. this narra-
tive Of trip up the Orinoco. but you
may understand orchid people better
If you read Ii.
ut began unluckily." s.; 81 he. ~
took partner because I'd learned that
the dark places Of earth are hard upon
q man by himself. 1 met him at Port
OF Spain. and he was eager for the
adventure because he had just abscond-
ed from a British mercantile house I'm
Havana and the Orinoco sounded to
him like a haven.
I'VE hired q few negroes. Our real
guides we would pick up at Angos-
tura. One day while waiting for the
stores to be packed / took my partner
out to show him what an orchid was,
"Near the Pitch lake / saw one In
tree and ordered one OF the negro
boys to shin up and get II. He would
not deadly snake dwelt In that
tree. he declared. He was afraid
afraid Of snakes! Nice. efficient, help
fui boy to take into tropical forests,
wasn't he?
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-07-16

ut was INSTRUMENTATION befare the
expedition had even started. So I
cuffed him and handed him my hunt
Ing knife. Bring down that flower
and also the snakes head I ordered.
and. whining. trembling. he went up
the trunk lie was detac hing The or
child from where e chung when =
thing like spear. - black ~ his own
skin. suddenly struck ae the boys
wrist. He screamed with esrzcr and.
topping down. writhed with pain. he
died. and ] felt q gloom settie.ou NV
spirits.
We'll. at Angostura we took rafts
and six guides upstream. First one
guide died OF fever: then another was
bitten by poisonous insects. One fell
In with-or into-an aiiigatN. We
needed meat. and the skin was worth
a good deal. so half In revenge. half
In curiosity. we went out and plugged
holes in the monster. When the guides
cut IL open they stopped and drew
things OUTFITS bones and the cotton
clothes of the guide this cannibal rep
tile had swallowed. The very knor
was still In his sarong. Oh: don't
squirm, This is orchid hunting.
I'VE had three guides left at the
end OF the second month. when. pad
ding along one day where the vines
overreached and let snaky tendrils
draggle down. we came to a dfty yard
clearing We saw there the sides OF
three canoes, half smothered with rap
Id growing vegetation. and 200 alli-
gator skins well salted. but decaying
Hanging to the roof of what had been
a kind OF iean-to were 100 orchid plants
-withered and dead. On the door lay
two rusty rifles and two skeletons
Out by the ashy place where the fire
had been was third skeleton. Up
between the ribs were cheerfutly grow
Ing some gay weeds" = Everybody's
Magazine.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-07-16
USE SIGNALS OF INDIANS.
Army Experts Adopt Many Ideas OF
the khoriuinss


the Aboriginss.
Just as the lighting men OF the Unit.
ed States army many years ago took
lessons from the Indians and from
their methods OF warfare devised and
perfected the system OF extended or
der or skirmish drills which have prov
ed so effective. so the signal corps Of
the army has followed to a large ex-
tent the red mems methods of convey
Ing Information from point to point
where there Is not time TO string tele-
graph or telephone lines or where wire
less telegraph Is Unavailable.
As the Indians since prehistoric
times have used columns or smoke I'm
various combina lions to signal the an
proach OF an enemy or 70 transmit
other messages. so the army signalmen
have found most effective what are
known as smoke bombs or smoke rock
cts. The former are fred from a small
mortar. the latter in the same way as
Fourth OF July fireworks. Each when
reaching desired height, regulated by
a fuse. bursts and liberates a picric acid
compound. which ignites and burns
colored fires. one after the other. SO
arranged In the cartridge as TO convey
message to those who may be watch
Ing for IL. These cartridges are made
10 sections. each containing its own
dinerent colored tire. and threaded to
screw together In fraction OF mip-
ute.
These military fireworks. as they
might aptly be called. are packed in
Dramatically sealed cans. much In the
same manner as timed meats. with
the same sort OF thunIbscrew attach
ment FOR opening them quickly. In
this way they keep indefinitely In any
climate and have been found particu-
larry effective In the campaigns In the
Philippines.
While the navy does not employ 80
complicated system OF rocket and
bomb signaling as does the army. ey-
cry warship carries supply OF pow
erfu! rockets. which liberate on burst
Ing a series of brilliant white stars FOR
the purpose OF calling attention to
other signals which are transmitted
by system OF combinations OF colored
electric lights strung from a mast head
and operated from a switchboard much
on the plan Of typewriter, called tho
Ardois system. But both branches OF
the service employ an odd sort OF ris-
tol. the Invention OF q naval oficer.
which shoots from cartridges stars
similar to those OF a roman candle OF
any color. The combinations which
can be made In this manner practically
are numberless.-Popuiar Mechanics.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-07-16
TO A MOTHER.

DtdT
Do you realize that II is great mis-.
take on your part to overindulge your
daughter?
Naturally you try to shield your
child. Naturally you try to save he-
from hardships. Naturally you efface
yourself more or less and sacrifice
yourself for her sake.
That is the mother OF It,
But your self inflicted martyrdom
may work serious harm to the daugh-
ter.
l have In mind n good mother who
shaved and pinched and economical.
hardened her hands. bowed her back
and shortened her life that her pretty
Finishing school"
The daughter graduated and
Returning home, found herself out
OF touch with the old farm ways. SIZE
had learned new ways. You say her
education should have broadened and
sweetened the girl. but It did not. 1t
simply untitled her. With new appe-
tiles and new ambitions she became a
torment both to herself aud to her
mother.
The sequel?
In sheer desperation the fretting,
discontinued girl ran away with a
smooth adventurer and was finally
ruined.
An extreme case?
Maybe. But the result In this girls
case was the legitimate outcome of the
false maternal policy that made the
girl believe she must have whatever
she wanted and that everything must
be sacrificed for her career"
She Is a rare child who can be un-
duly INDUCED and petted without
harm TO her character.
The tender solicitude Of a dotine
mother Is of course noble I'm it's self
abnegation. but when carried to the
extreme IL is dangerous
1t may seem harsh to compel the
daughter to share the mothers bur
dens. but II is best.
Let your girl face the realities.
You can give her sane view of life
by teaching her how to meet and con.
quer hardships. Let her bear burdens
and grow strong In doing so. Put re-
sponsibilities on her and let her feel
the full weight OF them.
Else you will deceive your child
about the world she lives In.
Else by your sacrifices you will make
her selfish and narrow and ungrateful
and miserable.
There is oaly one way to make
character. Ease and freedom and lux.
ury and absence OF work will not dc
1t. The fiber OF womanlIness Is de-
veloped only by responsibilities and
care and In overcoming obstacles.
Do you want your daughter to be q
strong. noble woman?
Then put her full share OF life's load
on her young shoulders and teach her
to carry II obediently and cheerfully
and gracefully.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-07-16

Ana so on as TO everything. snc
sooner the kid learns obedience the
better and happier the kid will be.
When II grows older Il Will perhaps
demand that you carry It about. That
Is the survival Of the primeval lazi-
ness. and there must be another lesson.
else you. the mother. will 60 about
with dropping shoulders aud careworE
face-a forloru beast OF burden.
Don't,
II you bow to the nod OF the baby
boss and go about with weary feet and
aching back and raCking nerves 1t Is
your fault. not the baby's.
Moreover. YOU will cause twist In
your child's character that may give
you many unhappy hours and possible
ruin TO your hopes.
You can make your babe a fretting
unsatisfied little animal by giving 1t
everything 1t wants. or you can make
II an obedient. contented and happy
child.
Your baby is not calf.
1t Is sentient soul.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-07-16
BRAINS VERSUS WHISKY.

Professor Duke H. Bashford, one
OF the most noted chemists OF the
world. is an inmate OF the Kane coun-
ty poorhouse at Batavia, Ill.
Why? Whisky.
Bashford was etHoneetime professor
Of applied chemistry In the London
POLYTECHNIC college and was consulted
by chemists the world over. In the
last twenty years he crossed the ocean
thirty-one times at the call OF Amerl-
can manufacturers. His fees were big.
and he made and lost several fortunes.
Today he is n physical and moral
wreck.
His wife was the well known actress
Hattie Edwards. She coxld not endure
his dissipated ways and got divorce.
His two children are dead, one by
violence and one-the daughter-by
suicide because Of the Family troubles
Surely this man must havesufrercti
much I'll luck
Vn the contrary, he wasaespecially
b tunate. Fame came easify,and for.
mes cornucopia emptied itself at
his feet.
He went the full length OF the to-
DpSSuu SllOe on
Whiskyl
His proclivity 60 drink lost him wife
and family and fame and laboratory.
Worse than that
Endowed with rare genius, he pros
ttuted his talents. For money-and
whisky-he turned his ability against
the interests of humanity.
For money-and whisky-he gave
himself up TO formulas for adulterat-
Ing food and drugs and beverages. In
The remorse OF his old age~and penury
Bashford says:
Il have caused millions to suffer
from the authorizations have concoct-
ed and have caused thousands to die
premature deaths"
Shamefully he says If he ever gets
on his feet again he will expose many
or the trade secrets he has sold and
will tell the truth about some OF the
fraudulent preparations on the market.
However,
The old man is over the fence and
our. ana his III deeds will doubtless
80 up with him to judgment.
This Is not temperance lecture, but
if an extraordinary genius cannot
daily with the invisible spirit of al
"ohoi without ruin how shall the ordi-
nary mortal hope to escape?
III the lust for drink Will pervert
the talents OF the great what will 1t
DO FOR brains OF less ability?