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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-19
GRECIAN. 1.-THE GIRL GLORY.

THE Girl Glory" wnicn ".ll be
shown at the Grecian today for the
1T time in Fl Paso, is without ques-
ton one Of the most pleasing and
enjoyable pictures ever shown in this
city. Moreover, it gives Enid Ben
nett an opportunity she has never
had before and. as the quaint, joy
Gus little chermer she is about the
most bewitching girl the screen has
yet known. As one OF the titles de-
scribes il. she is half sugar and half
sunshine" and surely lives up to
that appellation.
This Is a truly delightful story
without a hint of suggestion. and with
an abundance Of genuine humor thai
will bring many a smile to your
d, ana cause you 10 laugh outright
several times.
1t is the kind of a picture the whole
family can enjOy-it is fresh, clean
and wholesome-alsO IL is extremely
entertaining. There is not a dull
m.ment in the play from the first
I'll Of the film till the end
Today is positively the last day to
Ger A.ae Llal l14OTy. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-19
ALHANBRA, .THE HAWK,

You have seen the Eternal Tri-
angle" from many angles, but never
before has ii been presented so in
terestingly as in the Hawk" This
is a Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature
and the star is Earle Williams.
There are two men and q woman.
The husband is gambler, his wife Ia
in love with another man. and the
other man knows that she is mar
ried- The peculiar part Of il is that
each Of these roles is a sympathetic
one. a circumstance having much to
do with the remarkable success of the
story as played on the legitimate
stage. All this sympathetic erement
4s finely brought out in the screen
version. Entertainment of a unique
.-c,er IS afforded in The Hawk"
This particular entertainment is
offered by about half a dozen beau
tiIul sirls VINO do number OF fan
tastic dances.
The Hawk is at the Alhambra to-
fcy only. Prices are 10c, 15c and
Csc.
tomorrow William Farnum will be
seen in american Methods" ("The
Iron Master" ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-19
S STANDARD
Wednesday and Thursday
Specials

2 Cans Domino Tall Asparagus for .25c
Eggs, Fresh Kansas, Dozen =. 40c
2 imperial Valley CantalOupeS ST Y:Io% a9' 15c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

the Belgians The Canadians nave
ration of rum every time they make
their famous rushes at the Germahs'
Rum is helping TO win TINS war.
The fact is that not only in war put
in peace the drinkers OF distilled lta
nor have been Tor thousands OF
vears. aud are today, the most ehi-
Gent people. In nearly every com
munitv. in nearly every walk OF lie
.he most eminent take mi" &C.
casionally. g., i,o
American Government to buy anu an
DESTROY the whisky in bond when ,"e
American nation is thirsty for 1t!
Many years ago the iate hooei'
NJ Mcclure. a prominent Phliadel-
n,,ia editor in his day, collated most
If The stories said to have been told
nv Abraham Lincoln and published
them in a book. In the collection IS
tbe following: Lincoln on one occa-
zion rode many miles in stage
coach with a stranger. His relic"
passenger at one stage OF the journey
drew a bottle of whisky and invited
+ lincoln to take drink. The latter
refused, and later the stranger asked
his companion to take one OF his
eiehrs. but, not being addicted TO
smoking, Lincoln refused this also
Reaching the end of his journey the
stranger started to leave the coach
when Lincoln attempted to bid nm
goodbye, but to his surprise 'he
stranrer said: II don't desire to carry
away any recollections Of you. You
neither drink nor smoke, ana !
never saw "a man who was worth a
damn who did not do one OF 'he
other
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25
TINE AGAINST GERMANY.

As the New Republic wisely OBJ
serves, time runs remorseiesaiy
against Germany. Il was to defeat
time that Germany chose the summer
Of 1914 for the settling of conclusions
with Russia. In another decaae
Russia might be too strong to pe
readily disposed of. The supreme
importance to Germany of defeating
time accounted Tor the ultlmacnm
TO France ard the invasion OF Bel
pium. Beating time was the ohJec
tive of the unrestricted submarine
warfare that brought the United
States into the war.
Grant the allies time and Germany
is done for Time will defeat or ont
wit the submarines; it will reorGaniZe
the !. fighting strength Of Russia; it
will bring the American millions into
the field; it will produce dissensloas
among Germany's allies and event
ually lead to apostasies..
It Was possible, during the spring
months, that, the submarine campaign
would shake the resolution of the
allies. But already the submarine
has been assimilated to the ordinary
sea risks. Il represents merely q
new percentage Of wastage and tare
to be compensated by the increased
efforts OF which the allied productive
mechanism is quite capable. There
is no longer any fear anywhere that
England can be starved. Nor IS
there belief that submarine opera
tions will seriously Interfere with th"
transport Of American troops to
France. If ore Of Pershing's troop
ships had been lost the Germans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25
kERENskY AND NAPOLEON.

There is every reason to 'ei'sVe
that Kercnsky, the new h'SS'''"
rron;;ior is one Of the greatest men
hroupht 70 the front during the past
,,,roe wears. His tasks have hsen
Iorr,,lcan, but he has been succesSiHs
- nearly everything he has under
taken OF course. nobody can stop
s.o,,,nde in AN army. Like BHcepha-
his Alexander the Greats S'eed "
n,nst he allowed to run ITSELF ao"'
And this it will surely DO. We he-
,;eye this Russian genius will DING
his nation back notwithstanding the
Gloomy conditions which have tenn
no,ari.y settled over Moscow.
over q century anG quarter ago
= yonng artillery officer with a sal
low face watched the attack upon me
Tuilleries in Paris by mob. lie eE-
claimed, IF the friends Of that I'M
nanny king tI.ouis Tie Sixteenth had
placed a few cannon in proper posi-
lion they could have saved their SOY
creien." Later this almost u known
officer had cannon nearly when an
other mob made lis appearance in
.he French capital. \ shower OF
.,ranpshot belchcA from gums at an
o,nc,truc moment and the historian
in these few words recorded the inci-
dent. "AnA tha revelation was over.
H., r;,ysrf uf The Cors:claa nom
that time Il we! known. las her-
enslv y future before him. Let US
hone he has, and that he will soon sh"w
newer to manage the Russian bear
now seemingly on the rampage. as
~ exchange says. il he fails he Wlii
fail in an attempt which no ctner
man in the world could accomplish
IN similar circumstances. IL ne
succeeds. Russia Will owe everything
Ia him and he will take his place
among the wonier-worliers .! the
earth. among the men who have won
The deciding battles in history ana
altered the great currents OF nuhah
eycnts. lie is civilizations hope
- well II, Russia'S, the man whom
tia Kaiser fears more than any other
lust now. The eyes Of mankind are
fixed on kcrenSky. Can he accom-
pl:sh this stupcndoUs task?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25
yIRGIAlAN DEFENDS WhiSh

resident of Warrenton who slgns
himself ~" writes the following
letter to a Baltimore paper:
Everybody seems afraid to say, 4
word in favor Of whisky. 1t Is be-
cause everybody is afraid Of the
preachers. Any yet whisky has a null
t;tude Of frienc;s. Probably III So
ra,led dry" Virginia there Is a bot
tie Of whisky II nearly every NONE,
including the preachers. Those VINO
don't keep it in their own houses
borrov' it from their neignoors Il
thev can. To many people 1t Is a
very present help in time OF trouble.
Nothing lil<t it for 4 sudden chill,
faintness. tootache, ETC., etc. Mighty
GOOD 20 season things with. too:
lever saw 2 preacher refuse a dessert
containing it. 1t is good for faint
ness OF the spirit, too, and has put
new heart into many q discouraged
man.
PEOPLE talk about prohibition dur
ing the war. What for? All our wars
have been fought on whisky, and we
have won them all. Can our soldiers
nV>sllsyar taking drink lick the
Germans, who drink as often as they
like? The Turks are said to be total
absta:ners. Are they better soldiers
than the English CT the Fran.h or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25
DEATH or MANTON MARBLE

\ d;spatch from London announces
the death Of Nanton Marble, who
during the civil war in America was
editor of the New York World. The
deceased was III his S3rd year. He
was i prominent author and diplomat
in his day.
The death OF Mr.. Marble brings to
mind interesting incidents Of by gone
DAYS. lie was 4 contemporary OF
Horace Greeley, James ". Gordon
Bennett, the Danas. Thurlow Weed.
Henry ". Raymond and other promi-
ncnt newspaper men Of half century
or more ago He had long been 4
lone tree in a clearing. the friends of
his younger days having long since
pad the debt Of nature.
The New York World during the
war between The states was not in
accord with the administration. and
often articles appeared in its columns
which we're Of q critical nature upor
the powers then existing. Yet they
were 50 worded that nothing could
be done by The Authorities but to grin
ard bear them. During the last
wear Of the war, howeevr, a proc'ama-
ton purportinc to have been issued
by President Lincoln was sent 20
New York. The document called for
RAINY thousand men fer the army.
and its appearance at: tine when
gold was alreadys$;at a high premium
cesessarily Affected the stool; market.
The World published the bogus proc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

who is in charge of one Of the largest
merchant ships which makes this a
regular port of call, is also Of the
opinion that the submarines have re-
turned to their bases.
"The American, French and Brit
ish destroyers and cruisers are comb
inc the barred zone pretty thorough
W. said this captain, "and while no
word Of the captures is received here,
it is not often that | pass up or down
the English Channel without catch
inc sight of destroyer or patrol
boat with a submarine or two IN TWO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

lamation, which resulted in the ar
rcst of the editor and suspension OF
the paper. The suspension, how
ever was short-lived, as was also
Marbles Imprisonment, as the prose
cution failed to prove that the editor
was a party to the fraud, he having
received it through what he supposed
was q trustworthy source. Great
bitterness. however, was shown by
the republicans towards Mr. Marble
at the time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25
TREATMENT OF GERMANS


During our civil war the fact sha'
negroes employed in federal camps
,.ode on mules or horses when ar
mics were on marches caused 50 mu'h
discomfort among soldiers compelled
TO make long hikes that their coia-
nande,s caused the blacks to diS-
mount and use Shanks's mare as the
soldiers were compelled to do IL IS
said that the interned Germans no"
at Hot Springs, N. G., are receiving
royal entertainment, while oh'tca
States soldiers are roughing 1t IN one
way or another. The following let
ter from Western Carolina to Inc
Manufacturers Record of Baltimore
shows what this country Is cong
for its enemies:
"Whv not send down reporter
and look into the conditions at Hot
Springs, n. c., where Germans tine
same blood that is devastating the
world and guilty of the uhspeaEaoie
crimes) are being fed on the Int o1
the land and refuse to sleep TWO IN
bed. when that bed is in tourist
hotel. being rented to the unilea
States for $4,000 per annum. no
wonder they are doc:le and accept
their condition without effort to get
away when their housing AMI feeding
are as good as our tourists Se' III
neace tines! | may he in gross error
but my opinion is that this IS TOO
oood treatment to be accorded the''''
and thew should he forced to accept
lust what aliens III their nome cou'-
try. Germany, arc getting.
II would like to know your attl-
indie on this matter OF interhmehI
camns and what the Germans shool"
no riven in food and fare"
The Record in commenting HrGh ''''
this letter says the Germans VINO nave
b,., ;n+ornad or imprisoned at i!ot
Springs have been given one OF 'hs
most glorious locations III A'"crita'
It is one of the garden spots OF l''e
yorld for climate. for scenery, 1or
water and all other advantages WHICH
combined, have made that region Tor
half \ century or more one OF liie
favored recreation and health resorts
Of this country. We believe N CIV
ING to prisoners, even German prs
o1ners. good accommodations an"
thoroughly protecting their health
hut if The statements made IN !hlS
,ettcr are correct. it would look as
though the National Government IS
giving to these German prisoners lar
Greater comforts than 1t afioraS 10
its own soldiers. While thus pan"e.-
mo TO these ,upAo!dcrS OF Germany
muraerous campaign Of innocent Wo
mon and babies. our own soldiers
sleep on the ground or on stra" na%S
with 8 to 10 in ~ tent. and wan on
themselves.
If that BE- true, it is doing It's own
soldiers a RAM, injustice, and II the
statement IS to how these Germans
are being treated by the Government
are correct then we are foolishly'
,,,udlinlv. scntimentally panderIng
70 men every one Of whom would XII
an American soldier at any ofpor-
tunlty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

GET CUR PRICES ON PAPER
HANGING. New 1917 samples now
in stock at very low prices. BY plac-
ing your order for papcring now,
you will make substantial say
ing in prices and avoid having to
wait daring The busy season. Spec
cial low prices for July and An
gust. Drop a postal or telephone
7l6 and will call. WINDOW
SHADES MADE TO ORDER. II.
+. WEBB, 200 south Fairfax street.
or leave orders at 1871 south Fair
fax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25
SAY U-BoATs ARE BEATEN
Allied Patrol Has Checked Them. Say
Shippers at Baltimore.

Baltimore, July 25.-Captains Of
three steamships which arrived IN
port yesterday from across the Al
lantic are Of the belief that the epi-
demic of German ard Austrian SUB
marines in the North and Medlter-
ranean seas is on the wane. One
captain, a native Of Great Britain,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

might take heart They all arrived
in safety, and thousands more will
get through the blockade.
The Germans have played: against
time and lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

IN intelligent person may earn 500
monthly cores ponding for news
papers; $40 to $50 monthly in spare
time; experience unnecessary; no
canvessing: subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press
bureau, Room 1854, Buffalo, N. I.
li2-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

FOR SALT-Cheap, two large fire.
proof safes for delivery about
July 1st. W. A. Smoot & Co. lnc.
141-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

FOR RENT--Onc Desirable Apart
ments-Tha jefferson, 3G5 south St.
Asaph, sp'ond;dly appointed, con
vcniently arranged ard comfortable
with every modern convenience.
$50 per monh. Graham and og-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

WANTED : twenty-five girls to
learn winding, doubling ana SPIN
ming, wages $400 per week white
learning, advanced in few weeks.
Steady work guaranteed. Apply ut
Klot5 Sill; Mill, Pitt and W!.E1S
street, Alexandria iHt-3pt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

pURf,IsHED EVERY AFTERNOON.
Except Sunday.
BY The Alexandria Gazette C"rporl''on'
ST King Street. Alexandra, va
HOWARD w. sMr!n, President and
90 Treasurer. -
wuIIAM ALBERT SM0OT. Jr, Vice
President.
EDWIN BRADLEY HARD. Editor ahu
General Manager.
Entered at the Postofilce at aleShh-
dria- Virginia as second class matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25
Classified Advertising

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16S-2w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

FOR RENT-By August Isl. small
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Large hall room, hot and cold
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-25

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Realty and Investments.
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Bell Phone 564.
FOR RENT
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515 y. Columbus Street,
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,114 Cameron Street,
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5l7 v. Henry Street,
IS rooms, bath, stable
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100 Prince Street.
6 room frame, large lot 1900
SCI King S;"eet,
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14
Problem mi$ljenja i'm wolfe.

loeevanje druzi s hotenjem in reagira ma vna-
Mi svet kot dejavnOst razuma (Verstand), doGim
ma notranjo stran druzenO $ Gustvovanjem tvori
fantazijO.
Vsak moderni pSiholog mora konGno zavze-
matt stalisGe enotnosti vsega notranjega in vna-
MEGA sveta. Locitev b~iologije in psihologije je lie
metodicna, ker je tezko dolociti meje obeh we'd ter
slzI v lazje razumevanje v~nanjega sve,a, ako Sc
vsi dogodki v MEM g~rupirajo pc principu meha-
nizma, notranjega pa potion $istega nazirania.
(Anschauung).
Prevec sirOka je razlaga "kulturna zgodovi-
ma proueuje misli (ideje) izvor vrst misli sku-
sa dognati spoznavna t%eoriia".Nalog spoznavane
teorije je, da konstatira skladnost psihicnega do
gaJanja z dogajanjem vnanjega sveta. Kulturna
zgodovina sc Odnasa ma cloveSka plemena, torej
ma druzbo individuov. 10 poiem je tvor Glove
veske asocijacije. CloveStvo loci vidno cd zival-
silva govor. Besede pa so simboli pojmov.Ak je ie-
zik nastal v druzbi pOtem je produkt druzbe in ne
poSameznika. Pojem, kot substrat besede je postal
lie ma tlOveski druzbi. Kulturna zgodovina ina kot
precinct razvoj intelekta V druzbi in potem dru.
zbe, ma katerem sc sploh edmo more konstatiratl
razvoj in napredek 6~lovestva. ODE razlagi sta to-
rel mnogo presirOki in tudi nejasni. Vedoslovie
(WlSSenschaftslehre ,veda Observation-Disclosures.
znanstvo, Wissenschaft) nudi potion logike vpo-
gled V "kraljestvo" (D idej, nam kaze ,kakSna
% Je vednost. VednOst imam "a das Wissen, ra-
dltega mi Je razlaga "kaksna vednost" docela ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14

ne place so uvedle. Da pa nj to nikakrsen social.
zem, dokazuje piramidalna visina cen, s kateri,
mi so kapitalisti, spekulanti in veleagrarci veil
ko boil varovani, kakOr konsumenti. Maksimal-
ne Gene zivil V Avstriji so ma primer take, da ne
obvarujejo navadnega liudstva niti siradania.
Move 6evlje 81 more tam lie Sc bogatin kupovati
in premog je postal precinct hksusa.
Naravno pa ie, da hi bilo Sc hujSe, Re ne b;
bilo maksimahih cen.
Pri tenn sc vedejo Spekulanti, kakor da hi bio
to nekaj nezaslisanega. Vsako dolocanje cen oyna-
euiejo "a poseganje v niihove privatne pravice.
To je sicer ~resnicno. Ali oni imcnuieio TO p "e-
game neopravi6eno in ga poStavliajo ma cnako
stOpnjo z rOpom. Obenem trdijo, da nj bio Sc nix
dar kaj takega ma svetu.
To sicer ne hi bill nikakrSen dokaz, ia nc SINE
biti tega sedaj. TELEGRAPH, ~telefona, elektritnih
zeleznic, Roentgenovih zarkov, tekoGega ognia
kruppovih kanOnov, aeroplanOv in hidroplanov.
avtomobilov, narkoze, asepse it'd. nj bio, dokler
MISC bile tie reel iznajdene. Pa recite kapitaliStu,
da Sc ne SINE voziti V Pullmanovem salonskem vo.
Up ali ma ~elegantni jahti in da ne SINE stanovati V
palaGi z zeleznim ogrodjem, ker nj bio takih re-
81 pred sto lett! Lepo Vas BIO pogledal.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14

In kako sc je to pOtem pravzaprav zgodilo'
fl Je lep, krasen, svetel dan, YES nasiGen
Soinchega siIaJa in skerjanGeva peSem Sc je gla-
sho, kakor triumf razlegala po zraku - a ma
enkart, brez somracia, brez pozlaGenih oblakov.
brez slovesa zarkov in brez yeaerne drhteGe pesmi
1e padIa crna noe ma zemljo, po vzduhu Sc je raz-
lila tema in obmOlknilo ie ve petite.
kakor bi bill YES svet ena sama hisa in v
tel Hist bi lezal mrliG . Tam V kotu stole
tmdne posode $ Gudnimi cvetlicami. Temno cveto
IN zalostno duhte. Pc itch je posuto vse polno
roznlh hsticev, rdecih in belih; to so mrtvi mi
In umorJena sreca .PO visavah playa costa fam
tastalcna senca Tiki velk Oblak, XII Sc cudno ziblie
po zraku in cd dalee puhti nekaj kakor vonj vo-
scenih svec in kamelij.
NekaI mrtvega.
In V Savicevi dust diviaio besni wharf,. V
TENN noel, ko so n~etopirji f%rfotali okoli mega,
so Zasll nocnl metulJi V njegovO duso, pa mu 10
SedaJ vZnemlrlaJO. V srce Sc mu lie Zarilo nekai
sovraznega, kar Sc mu sedja valja DO srcnih pre-.
dalih kakor jz in ga bode; IL ranjenega srca ka-
piJa kri v njegOvo duso. Ma obrazu so mu
VsVetele Dlede roze, v oceh pa mu je ugasnil zivi,
svetn plamen. IL Oci mu. gleda noe, Xxi dvieuie
svoJe valove v njeg0vi dust. In ponoGi playa ON
kakOr breztelesna senca.
kako Sc je to zgodilo pravzaprav?
Leto je umrlO, lima ie dehnila ma sumeGe
potoke in v njenem mrzlem dihu zmrzujejo zn-
borece vode in sirna p~lanjava sc odeva s sneze-
hnn piascem narava je zaspala in Az
rael Je stegnil svojo roko mad gozdovi. A preden
Je zapihala ledena sapa in so vzcvetele ledene ro-
re, sc pozlatuje Obzorje in listje porumeneva. ie-
sensko solnce ne zge, a vendar sveti, sveti in le
pocasi zamirajo njegove oei.
Saviea pa je nenadoma obiela noe in zima
je hipoma ~pregnala YES letni kras.
kako Sc je to zgodilo provzapraG
Eth, zastonj vprasujes, ubogi mladenic. "a
stonJ' Zgodilo Sc Je in resnicno je. Kdo ii pove,
kako in zakaj9
Pcglej v maju writ in vinograd. Srce So ii
SmeJe zveter, kO ~trepecejo solnGni zarki IL bel
kastih, roznato o~bsijanih, zlato obrobljenih obla-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-14

ahStrakcije IL SploSnih enakih predstav poedin-
eev cloveSke druzbe. Poiem ma individuu samem
ne more poStati. Dokaz: da je poiem vezan ma he
sedo IN Sc Ola govor razumeti lie IL ljudske psiho-
logic, ne pa psihologije posameznika. Individui
pozna lie predstave in take pozna tudi razvita Ii
val. = tenn da druzba konstatira splosno veljav-
most predStave s skupno izreko, s tenn je sele IL
~StvarJen pojem+S tenn pa je zopet reGeno, da poiem
ne more imeti mic ideinega, torej nikakeVa pri-
meska custvovanja in hotenja. Pojem je nastal
V enakem namerianju posameznih zavesti ma enak
predmt v~nanjega sveta. lie 8 takim sodelovaniem
Je po'tala mogoGa reakciia V eni i'm isti besedi. s
TEN pa je tudi izkliu6ena izvenGasnost poima.
Poem nastaja in umira 5 plemenom, Xxi ga je usva-
rllo, pojem Sc ~razsirja ali zozuie 2 razvojem inte-
lekta plemenovih individuov. VeGnega poima nj.
PoJem mora imeti vsebino. Re beseda vsebina 81.
ma pove, da ina pojem sestavine minljive in pre-
melJive. Vzemimo pojem Bog. Kaj vse so Gloveska
pieena pod TEN razumela in kai ve Sc danes da
Pojem Bog Sc sestavalja skorai cd
vsakega ~filozofa drugaGe. In tako so &c boil pre-
~tvorlJive ideje, to so pojmi Sirokcga obsega, zdru-
zenl $ custvi, V najboli premenliivi pojavi nase
notranJosti. Tudi ideje so mogoGe lie v Glovestvu
III mogocnost idej izvira cd tega, da predstavliaio
poem sirokega Obsega velikemu mnostvu. pristo-
pen cnstvom. cato ideje vodiio narode. cato So
ideJe kazejo V razniGnih dobah r~azliGn0. A "pan-
Ia rhel' velja tudi IA pojme in ideje.