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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-08-01

He has handled the morals and pro-
prieties Of Europe and America with as
little scruple as II he had been q social
charged with a new teach
ing of literary violence. Since he came
into fame he made a trip to America and
spoiled his welcome by a moral indiscre-
ton. or rather. a glazing series Of them.
The autobiography is written in the
sinister and forceful style that marks
Gorki's other work. 1t tells the story OF
a race of people who have ferocious emo
ing them. In his autobiography he
makes the following apology for these
things, or rather. a denial that any
apology Is necessary:
As I remember these oppressive horrors
of our wild Russian life, ask myself often
whether It Is worth while to speak Of them
And then. with restored confidence, an
swer myself-It Ia worth while because Il
is actual. vile fact. which has not died out.
even in these days-a fact which must b
traced to its origin. and pulled up by the
root from the memories, the souls OF the
people. and from our narrow. sordid lives.
And there IL another and more important
reason impeIing me to describe these hor-
rors. Although they are 90 disgusting. al
though they Cypress Us and crush many
beautiful souls to death. vet the Russian n
sim 10 healthy and young IN heart that he
can and does rise above them For IN this
amazing life Of ours not onfy does the AMI
NAL side Of our nature flourish and grow
fat, but with this aHimalism there hAs
grown UP. triumphant In spite Of II. bright.
hAafthful and creative. q type Of humanity
which inspires % to look forward to Our
: regeneration. to the tfme when Ne shah !,
al 1--we peacefully and humanely.
Having lost his father early IN HE h
makes his mothers father out to hasl
been ous Of the last Jtypse s1pscteA b n
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-08-01

hysterical egoist but consistently pitiless
In his domestic tyrannies, remorseless in
his avarice and brutal alike in his talk
and actions wherever his passions ara
awakened or he meets the chance Of in
flicting retribution. His wife was a mar
tyr to the old mans hsrshness. This ID
the picture that Cork gives Of that
gloomy household in Mini Novgorod in
the early seventies put into one Of grand
mas impromptu prayers in which she
"told the Lord all about it,:
Grandmother gave to God a circumstan-
tial account Of all that had happened In
the house. Bowed down. looking like
great mound. she knelt. at first whisper
ing rapidly and indistinctly. then hoarsely
muttering:
20 Lord. Thou knowest that an Of IN
wish to do better. Michael. the elder.
ought to have been set mp In the town-t
win do him harm to be on the river; and
the other In q new neighborhood and not
overdone. don't know what win come Of
It an! There's father now. Jaakov IL his
favorite. Can Il be right 10 love one child
more than the others? He Is an obstinate
old man: do Thou. o Lord. teach himr'
Gazing at tho dark-featured icon. with
her large. brilliant eyes. she thus coun-
seled God: %
'-send him good dream. o Lord. to :
make him understand how. he ought 70
treat his ehildren!'
Altar prostrating herseK and striking
her broad forehead op the door. she Asain
straightened hsrsek. and said coaxihgN:
sAnd send varvaFa some hxppineHi
Hew has she displeased Thee! d abe
more sinful than the oehers, Why shod!d
healthy young woman - % afEnctedf
And Remainder 0feeoFy. o l.ordl ms eyes :
are getting Worse an1 wees&. n h 49,
bind - Nin - ssut 1AFift That Win -
t9yln1al H hae - - IN ~ sfs0eeA
- oB1n1fAkAeRs ~ = - t1f1k = my
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uOhs VI lEcc iONc
Meta Fuller Sinclair whose first name,
oddly enough, Is the Greek word which
signifies change, has thrown aside her
third soul mate and declares that free
love is a snare and a bitter delusion.
All plans for the promotion Of hap
piness in love and marriage are doomed
to failure in the existing state Of society"
she proclaims. Social conditions arc
such and human beings are SO constituted
that with the present social conditions
any right adjustment Of the relation be-
tween the sexes Is impossible. l am
through with free love-"
Such is the philosophical conclusion
which has been reached through a way
Of much happiness and sorrow by tho
young, beautiful and talented woman
who has been the love mate of this trio
Of prominent men:
Upton Sinclair-Socialist, novelist.
thinker.
Harry Kemp-Socialist, poet, dreamer.
William Raoul-Socialist, capitalist.
free thinker.
1t was after Raours young and beau
tifui wife, one of the bellies Of the south,
had sued him for divorce, naming Meta
Sinclair as the destroyer Of her home,
that Meta discovered what she now says
is the futility and vanity Of her way of
Hfe
Her thirteen-year-old boy, David, has
as much to do with her decision as the
wrecked Raoul home. To be permitted to
see him, to take her place as a mother
at his side and to protect him from the
taunts and jeers that might come to him
from his companions IL she continued In
her own convictions Meta has foresworn
all of those beliefs which she once felt
meant all of life to her.
Meta's third-and as she says her last
romance was brief, intense and pas
sionate. She met Raoul this last May at
a Socialist gathering. Raoul's wife sued
him for divorce in July after Meta had
spent several weeks at the Raoul home.
The behavior of Meta and Raoul, ac-
cording to hts heartbroken wife, was such
that she had to leave her home, where
the two remained for several days after
her departure.
But Raoul maintains that only the
purest Of love relations existed between
him and Meta-although, he adds. these
pure love relations did partake Of the in
formal. When he was reminded at the
divorce trial that he felt no hesitancy in
going into Mrs. Sinclair's bedroom when
she was scantily clad he retorted that
he did enter her bedroom but that he
hesitated several times before doing 1t.
On another occasion he was reminded
by counsel for his wife that he had car
ried his informality to such an extent
that he had entered the bathroom where
Meta was performing her morning ablu-
lions Still asserting that his relations
with his house guest were Of the purest.
Raoul called the courts attention to the
fact that only the head of Meta was Wis
ible-the rest of her being modestly
shrouded in the water.
The bathroom episode was the last
thing that Mrs. Raoul could stand, 1t
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-08-01

fh,+ ~r.ndfafher Win helm himf o Lordl
Inrd,.
She remained silent for long time.
with her head bowed meekly, and her
hands hanging by her sides. as still as II
she had fallen asleep. or had been sud-
denly frozen.
What else IL therer she asked nor
sen aloud. wrinkins ner oro~s
70 Lord save all the faithful Pardon
100. as Is, am ann q, no s,,ee Ss,
ant , ~ .,nn,S S And drawing a deep
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fund Of his own life experiences and
man cannot write out Of the bitterness
Of his own struggles without recording
their bitterness. Cork has always been
90 rough and real . writer OF miserfes
that the world has almost ceased to re-
gard him as inventive and looks upon
him simply ~ a blunt recorder OF the
grim realities Of life. And he has not
bean at al squeamish or hesitant In cali
~ tAs0 tosthe worlds attsnt1oa.
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in a London jour
nal-enough, how
ever to show that
his account Of his
own fife Is to be as
realistic and brutal
as his famous stor-
les. This man who
has always been so
reckless of his
readers feelings in
his other work and
who has written
with q rusty nail
and has scoriated
the paper as II he
hated 1t, is doing
the same things In
his autobiography.
The reason for this
Is that he seems al
ways to have drawn
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-08-01

AKIN CORK, the Ba!zac of
\H Russia. the tramp and vaga-
lNl bond who rose out of the
CRIME and squalor of his
peasant life and strobe into recognition
almost at single step. is writing his au-
photography.
Only a few chapters of 1t have appeared
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-08-01
Former Wife of Novelist
Deserts Harry Kemp's
Successor in Fight for
Son, Declaring Right
Adjustment of Relation
Between Sexes 1mpos-
sible Under Present
Social Conditions"

nee again has mother-love and
the innate pride Of a woman
In her sacred womanliness tri-
umphed over the delusive free
doms of free love.
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500; eSdbrlinoe $6.25-7.10; Gam
mer. Ginbeimiihe GGmmer $685.
70; Wsitern $6.75-9.00.
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~ Da bic ganfen unb @5risn
aef6loifsn blieben 70 firb nit aus>
robme Der Diebnldrite unb bss Woa
tensBeridas feine 9erdnberursen in
cen nuotirunasn bonn Sdmitaa 5u
per5si6nen.
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lIeberF@t bes Cincinnati
Wtarftes,
Sir bic Rsntss, bea 9. Sspt.
1915 sxSissHSs Ds9s.
Cincinnati. 6. eeptember.

GiHetHHdtt. 6. SeptemDer.
Die nadiolsenben Aiotirunaen be-
sisben ii6 nur auf Gnaros 5ranss
aitiouen. Bel t!einsr,n 9ei4uften
perbeH etfpds bobere Drsiie bers4nst.
propifiouen.
Sdmals. prinra Siedm
10000; 'sumiln S4maIa So
&c per pfunb.
arOdsnseiaIsenes Jtsii d..
Sbrrt clear Ssiieu 9s-1oie; Gr'
ira ibOrt clear 9A-10c: ibcrt Rippeus
itit.n 94-1Oe; S4uItsru St-8S;
Bellies 1O-101c.
Bacon Short clear Seit.n
loi-114e; ertra fhort clear Settsn
10i-11e: fbort RippsHieiteu 10A-
lie: S4uItan 9t-9fr: 9eIIiss IL
11Ae.
Sugar Gureb gletf4. -
S5iuten 16--15se: pienic S@ultsru
10i-1Oac: greaffeft Bacon 18-
19e; S8ultsrn IN Dadet.n 10a-11e;
R. y. Gut Gdultern 101-11e; tro'
dene Beef S6iuin 23-25e.
Sibaep6teltesNIeif6.- =
Der gfunS: S4inien 12-125e: mtt,
mic Sdulieru 9t-9sc; Bellies
1e--16ac; SduIt.rn 104-10sc; 81
p. Gut bo. 10f10ac.
1rff9esTletf6 d. - Sdinten
114-12te; pieuie SduItsru s.
SIC; S&ulter s-sae: fbcrt RIP
perfsiisn 9-9se; fbort clear Sei'
ten 9-9ae: erira fbort clear Setten
9-9ac: Bellies Ieidt 16-16fe; Bel
liss i6pere 10-11.
Webl Inb 9etreibe
WebI. - Winter gat.nt S6.10--
$50: Winter fancp $5.6-5.9O;
Dinter Gaailp $5.25-5.35; WiHier
erira S4.s0-5.0O: Dinier orbindrss
$4.eO-4.s0: 6artss Deisen Yatent
S6.40-6.S0; Sartes Weisen fanep
s5.95-6.aO: Sartes D.isen TamiIp
S495-5.35; RogseumebI, norbiDeits
iites aemii9tes $5.70-5.95; reinss
Giip RpaasnmeA $5.80-6.05; gitp
ssmifdtes Roaaenmsbl $5.70-5.95.
meta en-. - SO. 2 rother Wiuter
S1.07-109: Ro. 3 30. M.O3-IW;
Ro. 4 DO. 91-96c.
Welfdtorn. - Ro. I tp.ibes
7she: Ro. 2 DO. 7s-7sac; Ro. 8 bo.
Ta-7Se; Ro. 4 DO. 77-77ac; Ho.
8 bo. 76-77e; 80. 6 DO. 75-76c. -
no. / osIbts 80c; Ro. 2 DO. 79A-I
SOC; RO. 8 bo. 79-79ac; Ro. 4 DO.
78-7sfe: go. 6 bo. 77-78e; Ro.
8 bo. 76-77e. - RO. / semii4t.s
79t: Ro. 2 bO. 7s.-79c; Ro. 8 bo.
7s-78Se: Ro. A DO. 77a-78c; PO.
5 bo. 77--77se; go. 6 DO. 75s-
76ae. - DeiHss aoIbsntoru IT.
7sc; selbes 5tolbentoru 78-79e; s..
mii6tts aoIbentorn 77-7Sc.
5afer. - Ro. 2 ipsibsr 44-45e;
Standard iueiber 41-42e; Ro. 8 tuei'
sr $3.50; go. 4 fpsiBsr 32-33c;
Np. 2 etmiidrtr "a 35e: Ro. 3 a.s
mti6iu 33-34e; RO. 4 asmif9ter
31-33c.
ResaeH. Ro. Q $10o--101;
80. 3 95--97t; Ro. a 90-93c.
Wbistn
g.rtauft uirben 499 9bls. Diftil'
Isrs gtniibeb Gooos auf Der Bats Don
$1.39 per Galone.
Gtoeeries.
adffes - scba 23-3oe mo-
d,a 29-30c: Guatemala fonen 19e;
oO, gutter 17as. -,
Ertnu .-,........s.'s"i4h ~ III
ylfu .........s--.... ~ |
6afr 4 ..-..~~-... .s-s.s..tsN I2h
NcN Haff ..,.......-s.....l9A 10
oepb Crttraro -...--....t IAN
Drbtnart -...s.r'.....sAsA
3uder. - preife fetis. - Rafs ;
rt.f~l.. H,,k Qnnf ca Ok hotrhfYeA !
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3eIb, SsnSs unb aetieu in Weiu Oorf.

UeIb, Wpn6s unb Atfien In Ttip Uotf.
gei&diiSyapis.s purseR 81 sH-sI<
etsfoatirt. Bsdfd snf 2oubon psren
f&DaA ~ sAe8 fir 90 fass ei6t;l Ra.
tsl.aspsifaassH s<.sTl unb Si6t .sBeaisl
sA6ek. HrapeS eiht s.95. RabsI s.s4
Rarf si&t 81. RabsI sljh, 2irsS Si4i
o.se, &abt Gas; Rubd et1t %; eabsl
ssh; 6iIbu'BarYsn AsISt ReIisaHifts
IpRarS %.
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Gbtcaao. 4. Sept.

Gbieaao. A. sept.
Weism. - sfjir Sept. 93s-95c
am S6luB 94e. fir Deg. SOB
91ie; ON S3luB 9Osc. Jir Usai
"a 4s-96c; ON S9lub 94sc.
DelidtOrn. = ifir S.pt. 70s
714e; am S6lub 70te. liir DEG
574-5sc; ON S6lub 57tc.
5afer. - Iiir Sept. 354-36lt;
am SaIus 36c. Giir Dea. $685.;
am S6luB 35se.
Rpadsn. - Ro. 2. $3.50.
9erits. - 4S-60c.
Simotbp. - S5.5o-8.5O.
GIes. - $8.35-13.25.
BORT. - Eiir Sept. $12.60-12.s
70; am S6IuR $12.67. fYiir DIT
S12.72-12.95; am S9luR S12.S5.
S5maIs. = $8.17-8.20: am
ShluR $500. Mir DIT. S8.22-8.30;
ON S6luR S8-N.
Ripptni.itsn. - siir Oft. S8.32-
S.45: an S6luB SS.42. Tiir San
S8.52-8.55; am S6lub $S.55.
Butter. - Seine aeuoeruna i'm
Wortt; 3ufuhr 1920 Tubs.
Gisr. - Ulartt unbsrGnbert. 3H'
fuhr e.324 giitsn.
aartoffsIn. = Wartt unperanSsrt
Big nisbriasr: 3ufubr 80 Cars; Ser
Zen Gobblns 5S-60c; sSeriep 9tarts
4O-46c: RiUneIota unb SMo 81
36c: Discpuiiu unb Nliaisdu tpeibs
9efliig,I. - Usarft ftetts; fir l.s
benb. SGhH. 13-14at: piIissr Fir
Jriibidhrs sSiibner. 15e.
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Rem Oort. 4. Sept.
aupftr. - Uarit rubig. GIetroIp'
tic 1Sc.
GiisR. - glartt feit unb unpsr'
Gnbert.
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SGute. - Warft mar rlbig utlo
5Gute. - Martt mar rubia uno
pilliaer. Rasaefdlsene Ro. ! 16s =
17c per pfunb. Ro. 2 DO. 153-16:
Der gfunb. gitn Builders fri'A. 16
--16bc; bo. gountrn 125L13c; trts
i6e RaIbfelle 16-16tc per pfuno.