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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
Progressive Cul,a-

The people of the young republic of Cuba are
to be congratulated on the first pacific transfer
of executive power effected during It's short
annals as a nation General Menocal. the con-
servative party leader, q man of gallant military
record and brilliant achievements, and OF
American university training. starts his official
with the good will of all the Cubans.
Though politically labeled a conservative. Presi-
dent Menocal is a of progressive ideas and
If sustained by congress will undoubtedly carry
into effect many needed reforms. Political In
trigues in the national legislature may possibly
thwart his patriotic purposes. for he will have
barely working majority in congress. The
Cuban president has been in private life
noted a successful business administrator, and
this practical training will now stand him in
good stead in the conduct Of larger affairs,
Cuba has been well described the richest
piece of real estate of its size on the face of
the globe. and 1t could easily support three
times its present population. 1t is strongly
linked comm rcially to the United States. which
exercises sort of political and financial pro-
tectorate over the young republic. This fact,
which Is somewhat CALLING to patriotic Cubans.
is on the whole good thing for them. 1t has
saved them from serious blunders which might
have imperiled their national existence.-Mexi-
Herald
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
IMPROVEMENTS TO
OLD ST. PAUL.

Extensive improvements are und@
way at historic old st. Paul's Epi1
copal church. at Ninth and Cred
streets. The old wood capitals =
the big pilasters and the stuccoar|
OF the exterior walls form part Of tt|
exterior changes and the edifca
also to have new coat OF paint.
Exterior renovAtions will embrae|
the installation OF new Communal
table; a marble mosaic Communal
step and tho paving Of the chanc1
with mosaic tile. Tho church q 49,
to have : new lighting sy1tenA "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

more confidence In itself today than be
fore and more in the destiny Of the country 1t
is an American trait. somewhat lacking here,
tofore in high financial circles. but now pos.
sessed to superlative degree by all. II is an
other name for courage. moral and physical, I'M
beatabe and unconquerable
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
MARVIN GROVE METHODIST
WILL MEET ON AUGUST 1877

HEATHSvILE. VA. July 6.--The
thirty-sixth annual meeting at Mar
vim Grove Methodist camp. situated
on the border line between Richmond
and Northumberland counties, will
begin August -1st Rev. W. g. Boggs.
presiding elder OF the Rappahannock
district. will have charge Of the meet
ing and DR.. q. Donahoe, pastor Of
Client Methodist church, Norfolk. will
be the principal preacher
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

Boss Murphy says that he is in no plot against
Sulzer The denial is an act of supererogation.
Every one knows that Murphy is filled with the
spirit of Christian love and that when he is
compelled to fight he does SO openly and above.
board
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

A yeggman. paroled by Cole Blease. was shot
while robbing a postofhce in Georgia. II that
could happen to all of Coles criminal friends
and supporters that gentleman would pay his
political debts by sending his friends to Jail
instead of by letting them out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
MONDAY. july :. 1918.
Let the Virginian Follow You

~ you are going away, either TO the sea-
S10te me mountains the country, let
TN NIff'fNTAS follow you.
Remember there viii he no extra charge
ana Won viii be able to keep up with the
happenings In your home town. All you
nave 70 DO IS To call phone Madison 1853
and tell us where Won are roinr. and your
paper will be there by the time you are.
DO 1T NOW.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

Noyes and Watson are undoubtedly good
poets but they are not so good that they should
be regarded probabilities for the poet laureate
ship while Kipling is merely mentioned" Even
political prejudice cannot account for that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
Con.truct hallway bridge.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July Ga
force OF several hundred laborers Is
engaged on the construction Of the
New River. Holston and Western rail-
way ip Bland county and in few
months q i4-mile road will tap one
ofthe richest timber actions Of the
southwestern part Of the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

Your real radical is the man who enters a res
taurant with his coat on his arm and your real
standpatter is the waiter who puts him out Even
In these days of progress" the standpatter al.
ways wins that encounter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
My country, what Of thee?
What hast thou done for me
r~La. should atnU1

So warbed James Eads How, the millionaire
hobo. and then Casey ran him IN Casey is a
Philadelphia cop. He didn't know what the
country had done for How. except to allow
him his freedom and he came to the conclusion
that even that was more than the millionaire
hobo deserved He knew what his country
should do to How and proceeded to make him.
self the instrument
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

AT what age Is woman most beautiful?-Okla-
homa City Oklahoman
At whatever age she may happen to be in
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
The Zeal of a New Convert.

The Richmond Times Dspa,ch Is new con-
vert to progressive policies, and in its zeal to
overcome its mistakes of past years is carrying
things to extreme in order to convince the
people that the position of the Times-Dispatch
of today Is right. Our contemporary is making
an unmerciful on the men In Virginia the
people have chosen to represent them as sherins
clerks of courts commissioners OF the revenue
city and county treasurers, and certain members
of the legislature have not been able to escape
tongue flashing at the hands OF the Times
Dspatch--this extreme in Virginia "
But to return to the subject we started out
TO discuss, we make bold to say that the Times
Dispatch not justified in making the attack
1t did on the officers in Virginia holding the
positions heretofore enumerated. In their re-
spective communities the great majority OF these
officials are hight toned. honorable men with the
welfare of Virginia at heart as much so as the
editor of the Times Dispatch. Then, again, It
was not fair to crittcise members of the general
assembly for refusing to take the measure
favored by the Times-Dspatch up out OF It's
order and give 1t precedence over other bills
equally "a important. One member who thus
voted stated that the bill was in crude form
and when he attempted to amend 1t the patrons
spurned his Interference. This man Ia a candi-
date for reelection and has no opposition. which
shows that the people are not In sympathy with
the Times Disqualification Forge Review.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

All roads led to Gettysburg last week, and
most of them led through Washington.-Wash-
ington Herald.
Which may account somewhat for the terrible
heat at Gettysburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

Virginia has the president, several cabinet
officers and the house and senate leaders, but
Pennsylvania is to be envied for the Keystone
State gets the sonin-law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

When we exported Jack johnson We turned
an adverse balance of trade to one In our favor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
Our Flag Abroad
South Boston, Va.

While the Manitoba provincial troops were
marching through Winnipeg yesterday an
American flag and shouting "Hurrah for the
American Eagle"
After the fight 1t was discovered that the Stars
and Stripes had been torn and that the Ameri
had disappeared 1t is unfortunate that he
was not detained Then he could have been
questioned to his reason for making so use
less exhibition of his country's nag and OF
himself
No true American relishes the thought OF the
national colors being dragged in the mire but
the ethics of flag waving cannot be lightly vio-
lated All the lessons and the logic of friend
1y international intercourse forbids the Haunting
of foreign flag in any country. The nag Is an
emblem Of sovereignty. 1t may rightfully float
over embassies. legations Consulates and ships
in foreign lands and waters. Elsewhere its dis
play is a matter of courtesy When distinguished
foreigners are entertained here the banquet hall
is adorned with the flags of his country. Thus
we strive to make him feel at home
But an American abuses tie hospitality OF
another country when he haunts his flag un-
necessarily. as the individual at Winnipeg ap-
pears to have done.
The incident gives just cause to question
the friendship of Western Canada for the United
States. The Fourth of July is celebrated in
Western Canada with quite as much spirit as
Dominion Day. In fact, since Dominion Day
falls July 1st it is the custom in places like
to carry the celebration from July LIST through
to July 5th. The American Rag Is accorded every
honor on such occasions and the Americans
resident In Canada demonstrate their respect and
affection for the Union Jack to which many of
them have transferred their allegiance.
Unfortunately. fool flag incdents' do occur
on both sides Of the line, but happily they
growing sensibly fewer as the years go by
Washington Herald
Photographers Shots.
And yet there is no reason to suspect that
trust Is in immediate danger OF being
zranulated. powdered or Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel
Medicine Is progressive science. 1t Is
only $500 years since Hippocrates' time and a
cure for whooping cough is believed to be in
sight At least the specialists Of Paris hope So
Chicago News.
Had done this in Great Britain said Per-
Pins. they would have made me a knight"-a
plea that neither Justifies, excuses palliates
explains They make some tough knights in that
country New York World.
The District of Columbia people want a sub
stitute for hanging. As long as congressman
not hanged. they reason why any
body else should be--Kansas City journal.
Six months ago you wouldn, have believed IT,
Mr. Bryan has given the finest exhibition
Of teamwork since March 4th ever seen in the
political gauae.-Kansas City Star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

Some of the political bankers intimate that in
taking time by the foreock and preparing for
an emergency, Secretary McAdoo has been
guilty of unsportsmanlike conduct-Rochester
IJor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

Has anybody noticed argument in favor
of nomination by convention advanced by Muir
phys cohorts in New York;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

Now II the Balkan states and the Moros would
only accept Mr.. Bryan's peace proposal Mexico
could have the spotlight all to herself
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
Letting" the People Rule

THE Times Dispatch believes thoroughly in
letting the people rule and find out by experience
their own folly or wisdom, the case may be-
Richmond Times Dispatch.
Why letting the people rule? They do not
have to secure anybodys permission to do this
not even that of the Te-Dium. They are going
to rule and they are not going to be deferred
from doing by what our contemporary or
any other newspaper may say or think about
It, Experience must have chastened this Rich
mond paper and taught 1t this lesson long ago
1t cried Let the people rule In 1899 and in
clamored for It, In a word the rule of the peo-
pie Is folly when they do not rule as our con-
temporary desires that they shall. but all of
the tears and scolding that our hysterical friend
may indulge in will not alter the result at all
The people rule always. If they desire to, and II
they do not they Justly blame no one else
for they have power to rule There is ques
ton of letting unless let be used in the obsolete
sense of 'hinder."-Danvlle Register.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
With the State Press
Still at II.

Sill at It.
The Virginia Politicians association met at
Mt Elliott Springs this week Some newspaper
men were also Dispatch.
There goes another slap at the Virginia editors
and as groundless most OF the tbs state
ments and charges. No wonder the Virginia
Press association is "agin" the Richmond Elk
treme" that. canvassed by them for SYM
pathy in their persecution of Mccarthy. a cor
porals guard could not be found who would
side with the I'd, though none excused Nc
Carthy. Speeches and resolutions denouncing
the abuse of State and people were roundly APP
plauded and unanimously adopted by the editors
at Mt. Eliott--Virginia Citizen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

The District of Columbia people want a sui
sttute for hanging. AS long as congressme
are not hanged. they no reason why an,
body else should be.-kansas City Journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

III, ! done this in Great Britain said Per
bins, they would have made me a knight
plea that neither Justifes excuses, palliates no
explains. They make some tough knights in tina
country New York World
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

Six months ago you woudn, have believed II
| ut Mr.. Bryan has given the finest exhibition
Of teamwork since March 4th ever seen in tn
political game.-Kansas City Star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

Medicine Is progressive science. II Is no'
only 2500 years since Hppocrates' time and
cure for whooping cough is believed to be /
sight. At least the specialists Of Paris hope
Chicago News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

And yet there Is no reason to suspect tina
trust As in immediate danger OF beint
zranulated. powdered or Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07

SAMUEL l. ADAMS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07
PRICE OF v-RGInAN,

Per Copy, Sunday Edition, So
Per Copy. City Edition. 10
Per Copy. State Edition. 10
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08

boil gosto obliuden del sveta.
Med TEN, ko pride v A~vstraliji ma
kvadratni kilometer lie 0.S prebi-
v%alcev. V Ameriki 4, V Afriki l III
v Aziii 10, pride v Evropi ma isto
povrsina A oseb To stevilo je pa
samo re~lativno. ker so razne de
zele razliGno gosto obljudene.
Med TEN. ko pride ma primer V
Belgiii ma stiriaski kilometer 2S5
oseb, pride V NorveSki lie s, ma
Holandskem pa III, ma Agleskem
146, v Italiji 100, ma Nemskem
112, v Svici 81. V Avtriji rs, ma
Francoskem "A, V Rusiji % oseb
ma stiriaSki kilometer. Stevilo po-
rodov V je v Evropi V obce zelO
nizko. Russia stoji tenn oziru
LA prvem mestu S "A rojenci ma
1000 prebivalcev V letu. Potem
pride Ogrska S 35.6, Italia S 32.9,
Avstriia S 1924. Nemcija S 29.S,
Holandska 5 2S.6. Danska S 27.5,
NorveSka s 26.1, Svica S 25.2, An
glija in Svedska $ 24.S, Belgija 5
23.7. Irska S 1913 in koneGno Fran
ella s 1917 roienci. Dezele z maj
viSjim Stevilom roiencev izkazu-
iejo tudi naivise stevilo umrlih.
Najnizie Stevilo umrlih izkazuje
Franciia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
RaZnO.
P~rebivalstvo Europe.

Prebivalstvo Europe. - Kon-
Gem leta 1910 ie stella Europa
433,9O0.O00 prebivalcev, XII Sc ma
razne evropske drzave takole raz-
dele: Russia steie III milijonov,
Nemcija Ga m~ilijonov, Avstro-O-
grska 81 milijonov, Angleska As
milijonov, Franciia 80 m~ilionov.
Italia "a miliionov, Spanija 10
%miliionov, Belgija in Rumuniia
DO Z milijonov, evropska Turciia
8 milijonov, Nizozemska, Portu-
galska in Svedska po 5 milijonov,
Bolgariia 4 milijone, Svica 3 mil,
Srbiia, Danska. Grska in Norves-
ka po 2 milijona. Europa je mai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Denarni baroni Velike Britanije
prot sufragetkam.

V Londonu so ustanovili kapi-
talisti "The Unionist Women's
Franchise Review. Tako ie ime
novemu listu, katcri ina namen,
da pobija zensko volilno pravico,
ter sploh vSako zensko gibanje.
katero vodijo sufragetke. Podjet-
je so financirali najvecji angle
Ski kapitalisti, kateri so s TEN
ocitno pokazali, da so sovrazniki
zensk, in potem &c Sc kapitalisti
in mas siavni kardinal Gibbons Sc
boil prikuSajo. da to nj resnica.
Londonski Rotschild ie to
podprl z $4,000 - William Wal
dorf Astor in Sir Ernest Cassel,
vsaki pc $4,000. Lord Curzon,
voivoda Norfolk. Lord Rossebery,
yojvoda Devonshire in drugi mo
drokrvi angleSki lordje, so pa "a
lozili ostalo svoto.
Revija je pricela izhajati !.
aprila, ter seveda nina skoro ME
narocnikov, pac pa dosti kapitala,
tako da jo lahko nekoi casa po-
Siljajo zastonj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08

Precltajte pazno Gene. pOtem 81
pa sami naredite sodbo. zaka.j da
imajo millionaire in miljarderji V
lenuharskih krogih toliko premo-
zenja. Med pridnimi delavci pa
nemanice in siromake.
In to Sc nj vse. Zivila bodo Sc
vedno vista. dokler boste verieli
kapitalistiGnim hlapcem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Rimsko-katoliska cerkev v Av

striji ina pc ME lastni statistiki
366,sS7.9S6 X imetia, XII nese
23,926.431 X obrYti. Razentega
prispeva verskemu skladu drza-
va 81 miliionov kron. To so do
hodki. XII Jill izakzuie statistika,
prav mnogo ie pa Sc postranskih
dohodkov, XII Sc odtegujejo vsaki
kontroli. Torei duhovniki in sa-
mostani imaio jake lepe dohodke
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08

so ma prodaj "hot dog sandwich
in sladoled. Nadalje imajo delav-
CT ma razpolago vso pripravo "a
ribolov in "a low ma zveriad.
Prodajalne po socialisticnem ma
crtu.
Najzanimivejsi "eksperiment'
IL staliS6a zavednega delavca so
pa STRIFE Samove p~rodajalne V Ca
nal Zone. Teh je vsega skupaj diva
indvajset in zakladajo cez 10000
oseb z dnevnimi potrebscinami.
Delavec dobi V teh prodajalnah
hrano in obleko pc kupni ceni. Ia
socialistieno propaganda nudijo
tie p%rodajalne najboljsi material.
Tukaj je monopol. Konkurence
ne more Bit. Nobeno privatno
podjetje, pa mai DO Sc tako boga-
to in obscene, ne more konkurira-
rati s Strife Samovimi proda.jal-
mani v Canal Zone. Zakaj9 cato,
ker lie STRIFE Samove prcdajalne
ne obstoje cato, da hi delale do
bi6ek, temvec cato, da preskrb-
ljajo ljudi s potrebnimi reGmi.
Blago "a tie prodajalne kupuje
komisija ma odprtem trgu ma de-
belo. Dobiti je tam vse: cd "por-
terhouse steaka" do svilenih no.
govic, cd otrocjega vozieka do
havanskih cigar. Tukaj, tiso6e
mill cd donna 81 lahko kupis vse,
kar potrebujes in pc velikih niz-
Jill cenah kakor kje Ze~dinjenih
drzavah. Pac - ena stvar je, Xxi
jo pogreSaS ma "Uncle Samovih"
prodajalnah. In to je reklama !
Privatne prodajalne navadno zme
|cejo vsako leto povpreGno ma IL
soGe, stotisoce dolarjev "a rekla-
mo, "a inserate. Use to plaza kon-
sument. Pri vsakem funtu mesa
in PR vsakem paru nogovic, XII
Jill kupimo, navadno placamo mai
mani pet centov "a reklamo. V
Canal Zone tega nj. Strife Samu
nj treba reklame. Tukaj ne citaS
velikanskih napisov 2 meter dol
gimi crkami ma stenah in presto
rib, da moraS cikati lie "Bull Dur
ham,, JEST "patentirano sunko",
pitt "Millerjevo High Life pivo"
etc. etc. Vladne prodajalne tu-
kaj imajo enostavno cenik stalnih
predmetOv, katerega vzames "a
stonj in je dober cello leto. lie en-
KRAFT V mesecu izide par kratkih
naznanil glede mesa in kaksne re-
lenJave v tedenskem casopisu
I"Canal Record, katerega izdaja
in tiska STRIFE Sam. To je vse. In
tudi Canal Record" Sc deli brez.
placno med delavce. Sedaj pa pri-
merjajte tole neznatno notice v
casopisu z ~inserati privatnih
tvrdk, Xxi obsegajo cele strani. In
dalje pomislite, kolike stroske
imajo privatni podjetniki, a Strife
Sam nina nobenih. To je ekono-
] mijal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Theodore Edison,

Theodore Edison, 14letni sin
sin znanega izumitelja Thomas
Edisona hi Sc bill kmalu smrtno
%ponesrecil. V posodi, katera ie
bila napolnjena 2 vodo, je vrtil
majhno bombo, katera pa je ma
nagloma explodirala,
DeGek Sc je seveda silno pre-
strasil. Sreca je bila "a MEGA, da
je bila bombica napolniena lie IL
lahkim razStrelivom. Ako hi bila
bomba napolnjena 2 takimi ra-
strelbami, kakorSne mecejo, nh,
anarhisti potem bi Sci deeek ra-
kom zvizgat, tako ie pa lie enmalo
opraskan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Strife Sam podpira unije.

Skoro neverjetno Sc BIO zdelo
marsikomu, da "Uncle Sam" v
Canal lone gre tudi delavskim or
ganizacijam ma rdko. In vendar
ie tako. Ne samo da vlada odprto
priznaje strokovne unije delavcev
Panamskem prekopu, marvec
Jim je tudi ~postavila dvorane in
Jill brezplaeno oddala unijam, da
V Nth zborujejo in p~rirejajo "a
bave in veselice. To je seveda ve6
kot znaeilno cd Strijca Sauna, XII
Sc tako hladno ali cello sovrazno
obnasa napram delavskim organi-
zacijam V Zedinjenih drzavah.
(Dalje.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08
Gene twain gredo vedno yiSi.

Gene zivalin gredo vedno viSje.
delavske place pa so skoraj we'd
no eneiniste. Dollar re sedai nj
ms skoro nobene veljave. Leta
1896 81 dobil Ia IS centov ravno
toliko. kolikor dobiS 1913 "a 81.
Poglejmo Gene civilian. 1896 in
1913:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-08

Na.inizie S%tevilo umrlih izkazuje
Franciia.
Roistva pojemajo - Ucenjaki,
XII Sc peGaio z druzabnim zivlje-
'niem (sociologijo) in zdravstvom
so preStudirali tudi nazadovanje
rojstev V kulturnih drzavah. Ne
lie ma Franciscan, kjer velja ma
vada. da imaio zakonci lie pc diva
otroka. marvel tudi V NemGiji,
ma AngleSkem in Avstro-0grsk
sc OPAQUE to. deistvo. 'Gospo-
darstveni' zastopniki kapitali-
stiSkega razreda so V skrbeh, ker
Sc narodi ne mnoze wee tako ka-
KIDD domaci zaici. kakor je to BIZ
10 sredi prejsnjega stoletja. Sta
tistik Fahlbeck trdi. da DO sistem
dveh otrok re naivec Y II letih
zmanjSal Stevilo prebivalStva "a
polovico. kar smatrajo meSeanski
sociology ma nesreco. Nekaj dale
kovidnejsi sociology pa pravijo.
da ie nazadovanje ~roistev napre-
dek. Trdijo namret. da Sc mora
nadomestiti preobljudenost z bolj-
sim 6loveStvom. Ravnanie 20 sve-
tOpisemskem besedilu: bodite ro-
dovitni in mnozite Sc. je imelo Sc
vedno velikansko umrljivost o.
trok IA posledico. &c zman.jSuje
kulturni napredek umrl.iivpst o.
trok. potem nj potreba vecjega
stevila roistev, da Sc pomnozuje
cloveStvo sorazmerno.
Inani socialni higijenik DIR.
Grotiahu pravi med drugim, da
le bio V prejSrjih dobah potreb-
no imeti mnogo otrok, ker je po-
ginjalo mnogo ljudstev vsled la
kote, kuge in V vOinah. &c Sc je
hotelo c%loveStvo ohraniti in mno-
ziti. To lie bio V agrarnih razme-
rah. kakorSne so Sc dandanes V.
RusiJ, ker nj reja otrok povzrO-
Gala nobenih posebnih skrbi pO-
sebno torei ma kmetih in ker ie
splosno dojenje deloma tudi OBJ
varalo pred predGasnim spocet-
.lem. To razmerie pa je Oviralo
zeno, da bi Sc udelezevala kultur-
mega zivlienia, ker je porabljala
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