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telephones, police and soldiery; but
we only by our own dexterity, cum
ming and fearlessness. We are the
foxes, and society-is a chicken-run
guarded by dogs. Are you aware
that the most artistic and gifted ma
lures in our villages become horse
thieves and poachers? What would
you have? Life has been so meagre,
SO insipid, SO intolerably dull to
eager and highspirited souls!
Il pass on to inspiration. Gentle
men, doubtless you have had to read
Of thefts that were supernatural in
design and execution. In the head
lines of the newspapers they. are
called An Amazing Robbery or
An Ingenious Swindle,' or again
"A Clever Ruse of the Mobsmen.'
In such cases our bourgeois pater4
familias waves his hands and ex-
claims: What a terrible thing! If
only their abilities were turned to
good-their inventiveness, their
amazing knowledge of human psy7
chologv, their self-possession, their
fearlessness, their incompatible his
trionic powers! What extraordinary
benefits they would bring to the
countryv But it is we'll known that
the bourgeois pater-familias was
specially devised by Heaven to ut
ter commonplace and trivialities.
| myself sometimes-we thieves are
sentimental people, confess-l my
self sometimes admire beautiful
sunset in Alexandra Park or by the
seashore. And I am always certain
beforehand that some one near me
will say with infallible aplomb:
Look at it. If it were put into a pic
ture no one would ever believe it,
| turn round and naturally | see
self-satisfied, fulfilled pater-fami-
lias, who delights in repeating some
one e1se's silly statement as though
it were his own. AS for our dear
country, the bourgeois pater-fami-
lias looks upon it as though it were
a roast turkey. If you've managed
to cut the best part of the bird for
yourself, eat it quietly in a comfort7
able corner and praise God. But
he's not really the important per-
son. was led away by my detesta-
ton Of vulgarity and apologize for
the depression. The real point is
that genius and inspiration, !eyen
when they are not devoted to the
service of the Orthodox Church, re-
main rare and beautiful things.
Progress is a law-and theft too has
it's creation. .r~..,;
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but which he is ready to resist with
the whole strength Of his soul. 1t
goes without saying that he will feel
the outrage Of such an injustice
more keenly than a normal, aver
age. fortunate citizen. Now, we
declare that the accusation brought
against us is utterl y devoid of all
basis, not merely Of fact but even
of logic. | intend to prove this in
a few words if the honorable COM
mittee will kindly listen.'
"Proceed," said the chairman.
please do -. Please was
heard from the barristers, now ami
mated.
Il offer you my sincere thanks
in the name of all my comrades. Be-
lieve me, you will never repent your
attention to the representatives. of
our well, let us say, slippery, but
nevertheless difficult, profession.
so we begin, as Giraldoni sings
in the prologue to Pagliacci.
But first | would ask your per-
mission, Mr.. Chairman, to quench
my thirst little. !. Porter, bring
me lemonade and a glass of Eng
fish bitter, there's a good fellow.
Gentlemen, | will not speak Of the
moral aspect of Our profession nor
Of it's social Importance. Doubtless
you know better than I the striking
and brilliant paradox of ProudhOn:
La propriete c'est lie vol-a paradox
if you like, but one that has never
yet been refuted by the sermons Of
cowardly bourgeois or fat priests.
For instance: a father accumulates
a million by energetic and clever ex
ploitation, and leaves to his son-
a rickety, lazy ignorant, degenerate
idiot, brainless maggot, true
parasite. Potentially a million
roubles is a million working days,
the absolutely irrational right to la
Dor, sweat, life, and blood of a ter
rible number of men. Why? What
is the ground or reason? Utterly
unknown. Then why not agree with
the proposition, gentlemen, that our
profession is to some extent as it
were correction of the excessive
accumulation Of values in the hands
of the individuals, and serves as
protest against all the hardships,
denominations, arbitrariness, VIC
lence, and negligence of the human
personality, against all the mon
strosities created by the bourgeois
capitalistic organization of modern
society. Sooner or later, this order
of things will assuredly be over
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

placed it near to his hand on the
table
q Excuse me, gentlemen Here,
my good man, take this :. and by
the way, when you go out shut the
door close behind you
Every good, your Excellency!"
the porter bawled in jest.
The orator drank off half glass
and continued: "However, let us
leave aside the philosophical, social,
and economic aspects of the ques-
ton. | do not wish to fatigue your
attention. l must nevertheless point
out that our profession very closely
approaches the idea Of that which is
called art. Into it enter all the ele-
ments which go to form art-voca-
ton, inspiration, fantasy, inventive
ness, AMBITION and long and ardu-
GUS apprenticeship to the science
From it is absent virtue alone, con-
corning which the great Karamzin
wrote with such stupendous and
fiery fascination. Gentlemen, no
thing is further from my intention
than to trifle with you and waste
your precious time with idle para
doxes; but | cannot avoid expound-
ing my idea briefly. To an outsid-
er's ear it sounds absurdly wild and
ridiculous to speak of the vocation
of thief. However, | venture to
assure you that this vocation is a
reality. There are men who pos
sess peculiarly strong visual men,
Dry, sharpness and accuracy of eye,
presence of mind, dexterity of hand,
and above all a subtle sense of touch,
who are as it were born into Gods
world for the sole and special pur-
pose Of becoming distinguished
cardsharpers. The pickpockets' pro-
fession demands extraordinary MINI
bleness and agility, terrific GER
tainty of movement, not to mention
a ready wit, a talent for observa-
ton and strained attention. Some
have a positive vocation for break
ing open safes; from their tenderest
childhood they are attracted by the
mysteries of every kind of compli-
Gated Observation-Disclosures, sewing
machines, clock-work toys and
watches. Finally, gentlemen, there
are people with an hereditary ami
mus against private property. You
may call this phenomenon degener-
acy. But | tell you that you cannot
entice a true thief, and thief by vo-
cation, into the prose of honest vege-
tation, by any gingerbread reward,
or by the offer Of secure position,
L l.,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
MISS BERTHA EVANS
HOME FROM INDIA

Miss Bertha Evans, formerly popu-
ut for the last seven years a mis-
sionary of the Bapt st church at On
COLE, India, arrived last Thursday on "a
years furlough and is at home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ev-
ans, at 1924 Kountz avenue, -Four Mile.
Miss Evans left India for the United
States in April and visited in China,
Japan and Honolulu, H. l., on the way
to San Francisco. She was the guest
of her sister in California for several
weeks before coming to Canon City.
The missionary station at Ongole is
one of the most famous maintained
by the Baptist church in India and a
fiourishing girls school in which Miss
Evans teaches, has been established
there. A hospital fer the Treatment of
the sick among the native people is
also supported in connection with the
mission. Ongole was the scene of the
missionary lato-s of Rev D. Clough
who is renowned for the grea tness of
his work as a Christian evangelist in
the far east Dr. Clouah was sent u
India by the Baptist church soon af-
ter his grad lation from college in Iowa
and spent his lie there in work for
Christianity surpassed probably in its
results only by that of the Judsons in
Burmah. DR.. Clough he'd been educat-
ed for career as a civil engineer and
when the great famine came on in
India he secured contracts from the
British government to construct ca
nails for irrigation purposes in order
that the natives might be given en-
ployment and obtain means by which
they might be kept from starving.
Thousands of people were saved from
death in that way.
When the famine was over more
than ten thousand converts to the
church was made in one year largely
through DR.. Clough's influence. In
one day 22z2 presons we're baptized.
The many friends of Miss Evans
will be pleased to know of her visit to
Canon City and hope that before her
return to the Orient she will favor the
public with lecture on India and OF
her work among its people.
Ongole is in the province of Mad
ras.
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WOW. INSURANCE
NOT AFFECTED

Members of e Wood 1.en of the
army for the License of the flag do
rot in the least jeopardise their in
surance N that order by such an act.
voodmen of the World who have
one to the Mexican border, or will
shortly as members of regular
constituted military organization
in the service of the COVE nment, will
leither forfeit nor imperl their in
surance in 1T organi. alton by such
lct,on. The cons .ituti )n of the order
provides that tho who enlist in the
rmy must pay an extra thi ty-five
ents per month on each thousand dol.
lars of insurance, which guarantees
IS payment in full in case OF death,
ither from disease or upon the bat.
tleheld
During the Spanish-American war
in 1898 a resolution was adopted by
the head camp of the Woodmen Of
the World setting aside this provision
of the constitution requiring the pay
ment of extra dues from members en-
gagged in the military service. 1t is
probable that it will again be set
aside by the same authority for the
benefit of those mustered into the
army for service in Mexico.
There twelve men in Company
C w.o members Of Gate City
Camp No. 1s,, Woodmen of the World.
all of whom will be protected. They
are First Lieuteran.. Chas. p. Nor
man; Serve Mt. Fred G. Pohn; Cor
norals, Leslie Stevenson and A. n.
Thomas; Arti Ger, c. n. Conrad. Pri-
Yates. Roy Erwi', Rec Kissen er.
Henry She-'d and Clarence Steffy.
and Cook. J. d. Endicott. J. F. Bowler
who wss rejected by the exam'ning
surgeon at Golden. was also mem
Der of the camp here.
Seven of the members of Company
C are members OF Canon CITY Ledge
No. 61O. Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks.
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SOLDIER KITS SENT TO GOLDEN

The seventy-five Red Cross Comfort
kits made by the ladies of the city on
Monday were sent by express to the
members of Company C, on an early
train this morning and will be deliver
ed at Golden this afternoon. These
kits contain a large number of useful
articles and will be of great value to
their recipients while they are in the
military service of the government.
That they will be appreciated goes
without saying.
In addition to the work of making
them. which was a considerable item,
the kits cost approximately seventy
FIVE cents apiece. The ladies' who had
charge Of the undertaking desire to
thank all who gave them money or
other assistance in connection with
the matter. Their generosity and help
made this gift TO Canon city's soldier
boys possibility.
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park engagements this summer to
play on the chautauqua circuit and
brings with him the same bard which
won the gold medal at the Panama
Pacific Exposition.
The last OF the BIG speakers is
Gov. R. B. Glenn of North Carolina
He is perhaps the best known OF any
of the lecturers and the old Southern
warhorse will be welcomed back to
Canon City to speak on "The Ameri-
can Citizen and His Task"
The chautauqua will c'ose July 10
with the Haydn Chorus which appears
under the direction of Roland C. witt ,
head of the vocal department OF the
Homer Institute Il Kans 8 City. This
chorus has been carefully selected 70
resent the climax of the chautauqna
Its progr M is a delightful mosaic out
of which the most exact ng can select
something Which Is attractive.
The last of the BIG entertainments
The Melting Pot, fnes special men
ton elsewhere in the Record.
Twenty attractions in all are on
the program. the eight mentioned rep
resenting simply the leading features.
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feed upon the leaves and in some
cases the stems. Do not set plants
from the seed-bed that are the least
spotted. Dip leaves of all transplants
in weak solution of ammoniacal
copper carbonate. Keep the plants in
as vigorous condition as possible from
start to finish. This is the formula
for ammoniacal copper carbonate:
Copper carbonate 3 OF.
Ammonia, 3 pts.
Water. 45 gals.
Add water to the carbonate 20 mako
a thin paste. Dissolve the paste in
ammonia. diluted with about gall
llns OF water. Make up 10 i5 gallons.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
CANON SCORED OVER
CHANDLER, II TO 2

In splendid exhibition Of base ball
on the Florence diamond Sunday after
noon the Canon City All Stars defeated
the Chandler team by a score of IL
to and won by their achievement a
rieht to contest in the prize game to
be played at Florence on the Fourth
of July.
The game was la gely attended by
fans from Florence, Canon City and
the coal camps and was an interest
ing one from start to finish. The
Chandler team put up a fine contest
and at no time relaxed their efforts t.
turn the threatened defeat into vic
tory. The Canon City aggregation out
played their opponents and won on
their merits by superior skill. Fewer
errors were made than is usually the
case in such games.
The Portland and Rockvale teams.
which are also in the tournament. will
play next Sunday and the Canon City
team win try conclusions with the
winner for the 800 prize to be com.
peted for on the Fourth Of July.
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How Boys and Girls Can
Earn a Season Ticket to the
Chautauqua Very Easily

The Daily Record would like to
see every boy and girl in town so tc
every session of the Chautauqua.
We would like to present every boy
and girl in this TOM with ticket
to the Chautauqua. bat of course we
can't afford to do it.
But we will tell you how you can
earn a season ticket to the chautau-
qua with few hours of pleasant
work.
There are several people in this
town. OF on the farms near about.
who do not get The Daily Reco d /.
We want them on the list. With all
the war news now in The Record and
our own boys gone of to the front,
every family in this vicinity should
want The Daily Record.
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CAAUTAUQUA ADVERTISED
IN THE COAL CAMPS

a bunch OF twenty-five b.s.aess cnd
professional men from Canon City. rid
ing in six automobiles. visited the coal
camps and Penrose on Tuesday on an
advertising campaign in the inte est
OF the Redpath Horner Chautauqua as
sembly to be held here next week. The
trip was an interesting one TO ali who
took Par; in Il AMI some effective
boosting W; 3 done for tie magni scent
entertainment pro ram to be given
on the Washinston school grounds
from July 18th to 10Th. inclusive.
The party left here at Q O'Clock in
the morning and proceeded to chand-
Ter. where they parsded the streets
With honking motor horns to apprise
the people of their presence. After
Fstting out big crowd of men. women
ant children they made their way TO
the west side OF the company store.
where the automobiles were parked
and the purpose of their visit made
known. Prof. A. L. Haley opened the
program by giving a short slight-of.
hand entertainment. concluding with
some cartoon work. during which he
Illus rated and sang When the Maple
Leaves BE in to Fall" Addresses
were then made by Rev. c. T. 1lsley,
Gen. Jos. II. Maupin and Karl S. Belts.
advance man Of the Chautauqua. In
which everybody was invited to come
70 Canon City and enjoy the att az
ions to be STAGED by the Redpath-
Horner company.
The boosters then motored to Rock
vale. where another big assemblage
OF citizens were brought out and
where a similar pro ram was given.
Coal Creek was next visited and some
first class advertising was done there.
The party then went to Florence.
where dinner WIS eaten and display
bills placed In the windows OF the
mercantile establishments calling ut.
tentlon to the Chlutauqua and the
splendid intellectual treat In store for
its patrons. From Florence four OF
the automobiles and their occupants
returned to Canon City. the others go
ing on to Pen-ose to continue the ad.
vertising campaign among the people
OF Beaver Park.
Everywhere the boosters were given
IA cordial welcome and an opportunity
afforded them for displaying their ad-
|vertising matter to good advantage.
Alderman John Hamilton, who was
a member OF the party. said this morn
ing that there was hardly resident
Iof the coal mining camps. OF Beaver
Park that was not made aware by the
boosters that something unusual would
be doing in Canon City next week.
The Up was in every way a success
and It il believed it's missionary work
Will be evidenced In a large attend
ance Of out Of town people at the forth.
coming Chautauqra.
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Now look up jrst two families who
do not now take The Daily Record
and haven't taken it for thirty days.
Get them to subscribe and pay Just
one dollar each for two months sub
scr.ption- Bring us the names and
the s2-06 and we viii give yon an or.
der on the local committee for a
Season Ticket to the chautauqua,
which we will pay the cash for.
TIL s is open only to Boys and Girls
10 years of age and under. The sub
scrlpt-ons must be absolutely new
ones.
Come in The Record office tomorrow
and We will tell you how easily it
can be dcne. Maybe We can tell you
who to go to.
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FURNACE DETERIORATES
FASTER IN THE SUMMER
THAN IN WINTER

All SCOT and ash-coyered surfaces
should be gone over with a scraDer or
brush and cleaned thor ,ughiy. This
vould include the smoke and fire pas
sages in the furnace. the chimney con-
nections are usually made OF sheet iron
which rusts out easily and will last
much longer II cleaned thoroughly and
put in a dry pace the chimney opening
being closed with plate. BY keeping
the furnace doors open and II neces-
sary using little unslacked lime In a
bucket OF box set in the bowl OF tho
furnace. after c'elning. al deteriors-
ion may be prevented and the fur
mace will be In god shape for firing
mp when the 1rst cold snap comes in
the fall.--A. cammack, Colorado Agri-
cultural College. Fotr Col MS. Colo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29
4 FINE CLUB OFFER

Are you Interested in Fruit Grow
ing?
Then here is an offer that ought
TO interest you.
We will send You The Weekly Rec
ord and The Fruit Grower OF ST. Jo-
serh. Mo. bang mp fine Fruit Grow
ing Magazine. coming out twice
month--both papers one year for s1.s5.
II you pay in advance.
u THE CANON CITY RECORD.
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SOMETHING ABOUT SOME OF
THE CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAMS

The Redpath-Horner Chautauquas
enter upon the second lap OF their
IL .O00.mile journey tn summer, next
week in Colorado. The circu has es-
tablished an astonishing record and
one perhaps never before equalled in
the east or west-out o, the 33 towns
where Chautauquas have been he'd 20
have oversold their guarantee. Com
mitteemen in Texas and Oklahoma
towns assert that the star program
this year has made season ticket sales
comparatively easy. AS DIR. E. c..
Mobley of Amarillo. Texas put It,
This City will never be the same. for
the chautauqua has set higher stan
dard of thought than Amarillo has
ever had before"
The pro ram this year is built
around four great numbers -Schild-
krets Hungarian Orchestra. Thavius'
Band, The Melting Pot, drama. and
the Hayden Chorus-musical attrac.
tions. and George c. Aydelott. DIR. NJ.
D. Hardin. Gov. r. b. Glenn and
Julius Caesar Nayphe lecturers.
Schildkret opens the Chautauqua on
July 4th with a brilliant program
which ranges. from the ragtime TO the
classical and IL there are any who
leave the grounds dissatisfied. they
will do it most silently. Thousands
of people have come to know the
genial and happy Sam" who so
masterfully conducts this musical or
ganization. The most unique thing
about the concert is its speed. for
Schildkrets Orchestra very often
plays 40 selections in one night when
the audience demands it.
Following the concert in the after
noon DR.. George c. Aydelott OF New
Orleans delivers the keynote chautau-
1ua address. DR.. Aydelott has made
himself popular in his native city for
originating the & eatest mems move
ment in the South for individual bet
terment
Canon City is to have the pleasure
Of herring that great expe on Inter
national Law. DR.. NJ. d. Hardin OF
Chicago on the evening Of July 5. DR..
Hardin is one OF tie giants OF the
Anne lean platform and his theme is
peace in an age of war or Civilization
at the Crossroads" II is minute
stgdy of the European and Mexican
war situations and msrsk one OF the
high points OF interest In the chautau-
qua week.
The most uni1ue Offering Of the
program and so acknowledged by
the thousands who have witnessed II.
is the lecture by Juli-s Caesar Nayphe
on THE Wonders of the Orient" The
lecturer was reared in Damascus, the
son OF Grecian nobleman, graduated
from Harvard University and is now
an American citizen. His story is
as beautiful as a poem. told with great
eloquence. dramatic Intensity and su-
perb grace. We cannot imagine any
one else doing It anything like Nay
phe. He IL a poet!cnl edition OF Billy
Sunday and II Is an interesting 10
watch him as II IL to hear him.
The fourth day ID Thaviu Band day. .
This great conductor comes with 81
pieces and three Grand opera ntar6,
|Thaviu Was induced V give up many
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Mr.. cRuse TO PUEBLO.

C. G.>Grubb. who has been connect
ed with the printing department of
The Daily Record for the past year or
more. left on the local for Pueblo Mon
day morning. After spending q month
or so in that city visiting relatives,
he viii 90 on to Chicago and enter
upon . course in the linotype school
there,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29

Private F. W. Cassity said he had
promised a friend of his at Plaeerville
the eye-tooth of buck greaser,"
and he added that his life would be
a disappointment if he d.da't get to
Mexico to get one.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-29

Sergeant Walter Fulkerson made a
great hit by his commanding stature
and soldiery appearance. He is the
biggest man in the camp SO far and
lie handles his company like vet
eran.