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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
The Fable OF the Young Musician and
the Village Prophets.

Once upon time, in a sleepy little
Village there lived a young man
whose desire was to become a great
musician. While other children play
/ ed marbles and hop-scotch, he stay
ed indoors and practiced his lesson
school commencement was enchored
and the visiting orator from the State
university who made the address at
the exercises complemented it highly.
After the affair was over, several
excellent opportunities were offered
the budding Kublick. Old man Sim
monds offered him position as de-
livery boy for the Simmond's gro
Gerry; Bill Brown presented him with
an offer of a position as clerk in the
Brown confectionery. and the direc-
tors of the Glen Hollow school told
him that if he would attend sum
mer normal" he could nave the hon
or of teaching the Glen Hollow chill
dren during the winter term. When
he refused all these generous offers,
many dire prophecies were made.
And when he boarded train one day
with his beloved violin and a can
vas telescope full of clothes the
|townspeople grew very much alarm
ed and whispered strange and omin-
GUS forebodings.
Six years later the town woke up
sufficiently to hold a chautauqua, and
when the program was announced in
the Weekly Horn, the face of the
former resident was seen. The paper
announced that Mr.. Blanque, one of
the foremost violinsts of the day
would positively play at every con-
cert
The day for the hero's arrival
came. The hero himself appeared OH
the scene. He played his best for his
old friends and neighbors, and they
Fapplauded generously. After it was
all over Old Man Simmonds went up
to the platform and shook hands
with the home-comer and by way of
congratulations said: you've got so
you kin fiddle real well, but IL you
ever git rheumatic in yer fingers
yew'll wish ye had took that Job /
offered ye before yew left home"
( MORAL-All prophecies come to
pass-in the eyes of the prophet
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
GILBERT BEDE SAYS:

Soon after person is found out''
he is put lin"
The man who wears stripes US
ually has checkered past
No longer do we give the horse
laugh to the man who talks of flying.
The price of the stuh the lawyer
sells is not based on the cost of pro-
duction
The woman about whom people
never gossip feels that she has made
a failure in sociey
a man who is tender-hearted is
often one who isn't affected by any
ones troubles but his own.
An optimist is one who won't be-
lieve there is core in the apple un-
til he has eaten down to 1t.
Any pretty young girl on trial for
a great crime may as we'll get ready
to sign vaudeville contract.
People who knock the place they
live in would better be satisfied for
they are not wanted anywhere else.
The person who laughs at some
one else who has the toothache GER
tainly couldn't have ever had il him
self.
When man tells his wife he is
sorry about something he is usually
thinking more of his own feelings
than of hers.
When folks talk about you it is
gossip-when you talk about them
you are simply telling things that
ought to be told
| Harry Thaw has made a trayesty
Iof justice-yet there are few people
who care tinker dam whether he
is In jail or out.
While task is yet Ia the future
most people underestimate the time
and energy that will be necessary In
performing it.
If there are people with whom you
know you can't agree. why in the
name OF common sense win you stick
around where they are?
A good thing would be ali right if
| IL wasn't so easily secured as to
make us believe that we could jus,
as well have gotten something bet
ter.
If some girls never married the
world would be better off--and IL we
were selected to pick out those who
shouldn't marry we would pick them
more because of the men they would
marry rather than because of any
short coming of their own.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
A Wish for Every Day This Week.

Monday-That things may run
smoothly all day.
Tuesday-That we. may find some
mid-winter bargains al the stores.
Wednesday, flour and sugar
may. soon come down in price
Thursday-That Washington's spirit
may live on.
Friday-That we may learn to hate
less and love more.
Saturday That the magazines aud
newspapers may soon be able to
buy enough paper to make them
bigger
Sunday-That we may feel happy
and uplifted.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
2 Here and There 6
lsI.l
Grapefruit Punch.

One quart OF grape juice, pint OF
carbonated water; juice of cne large
juicy grapefruit and sugar to taste.
Squeeze all the Juice from the grape
fruit and strain into the grape juice,
sweeten, stirring until the sugar is
completely dissolved, add the car
donated water and serve with crack
ed ice.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
Traffic Is Doomed.

The liquor traffic is doomed. 1t is
now on the run as never before. Con-
gresham Webb and Richard Hobson
were laughed at when they dared at
tempt to get congress to take stand
for prohibition, but both OF them
have lived to see congress take n
very decided stand on the question.
The next party platform that is writ
ten, be it Democratic or Republican,
will carry plank advocating nation
wide prohibtion.--C News.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
Right Fresh News.

The Houston Post says that the
Bible, the Standard dictionary. The
Worlds Almanac and the Houston
city directory make a good library.
That the last three furnish the
necessary literary assistance in edit
ing of The Post has always been
manifest and that The Post is ae-
Guainted with the first is received as
Information. Columbia Ssste.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
A Ia Spartanburg.

We understand that the gentleman
who owns that farm on Main street
in Lancaster is going to plant il in
truck this year instead of cotton. The
Journal is delighted to know that the
farmers are beginning to take its ad-
vice and are diversifying.- Spartan
burg Journal.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
DID YOU KNOW THAT


Boots cost $12 the pair in Harbin
Manchuria.
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, has the
best paved rural district in the
world.
Over half a million people in the
United States own railroad stock.
There is telephone for every
home and motor car for every third
house in the State OF Kansas.
Madison, Wis, has 12O manufac-
turing concerns which turn out 81,
100000 worth Of goods annually
The largest living thing is the blue
lotion whale. 1t weighs 10000
pounds and has an eight-inch throat
Made entirely of metal a new wise
for wood workers can be placed at
any angle at which il may he de-
sired
That rubber that has lost its elias
ITCHY may be rejuvenated by i'm
mersing it in a bath of glycerne and
distilled water?
The Oldest band in the country
which is still active is the Armory
band of Hartford. Conn, WHICH was
organized i'm 1914.
A device to be attached to plus
of tobacco to bite OF pieces and
thereby save its users teeth has been
patented by an Oklahoma inventor.
AS one example OF municipal
thrift, the junk sorting at the Chi
cago house of correction has result
ed in 100000 profit during the last
year.
An Oregon power development
plant has the worlds largest chain
drive-eight chains each 81 inches
wide. transmitting 5000 horse
power.
Cheap imitation OF tinfoil Is made
in Germany by coating paper with
a mixture of finely powdered metal
and resin and subjecting 1t to fric-
ton
Railroad companies have ordered
thirty-five thousand freight cars. and
that means busy times for the car
building industry during the year to
come.
On account of the scarcity of
leather and paper in Germany, wood
en- shoes are again being used, and
school children haze E;ven up paper
pads and gone back TO states.
Cottage homes for married teach
ers are being provided by the school
authorities OF Washington State
with the hope OF making the life OF
the rural teacher more attractive.
The shipments OF Portland cement
from the mills in the United States
In 1916 approximated 94,50S.000
barrels. compared with 86,891.681
barrels in 1915. an increase OF 8.s
per cent.
Many business houses. both whole
sale and retail. industrial concerns
and railroads, have boxes into which
their employees can drop suggestions
looking to the betterment of the SER
vice. In most cases the meritorious
suggestions are paid for. The plan
has surprising possibilities.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

Published Tuesdays and Fridays
at Lancaster. s. c.. by The Lancaster
News Company, successors to
The Ledger, established 1852; The
Review, established 1878; The Enter
prise. established 1891, and entered
as second-class matter Oct. Z, 1905.
1t the postofTice at Lancaster, s. c..
ander Act of Congress of March $,
1879.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
And the End Not Yet.

Watson Bell has gained pound
and half since he left Spartanburg
and went to Lancaster. And yet some
people say that city life is just as
healthy as country life.-Spartan-
burg Journal.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
Snlendid Smnrcsfinn

Well. well. Colonel Booker Of the
Spartanburg Journal has this head
ing to prohibition editorial: Lets
Have Something" The ColoneI
must have fallen of the wagon
pickens Sentinel.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
The Independent Republic.

The Legislature seems to think that
Charleston is a part of South Caro-
lima, inasmuch as they needed not
the high license for that city
Johnston Times.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
What Others Saw |
Considerable Difference.

In Europe, man well known in
court circles would be member of
the royalty, but in this country he
would probably be negro crap
shooter.-Columbia State.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

The new one dollar bills are quite
similar in appearance to five dollar
bills but our subscribers need feel no
delicacy on that account about offer
ing us few of them.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
The Explanation.

There might not have been so
much wranEling over the LIQUOR
question if the solons had not been
in continual bad humor on accor ut
of Columbia's square meals
Greenwood Journal.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
Our Scrap Basket
This Is n joke.

Borrow--"I'Ve come to the con-
clusion that Jones must have money.
Keep-"So must l. Will you in
troduce me to him?"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

OF course a little thing like spend
ing a couple Of hundred dollars on
the trip to the inauguration would
not worry us any but we have such
pressing duties here at home that we
can't well leave just now. We hope
Mr.. Wilson won't be too badly dis
appointed
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

Occasionally when we hear of
what some movie actor draws per
week in Salary or what some musi-
clan receives for a two hours ncr-
formance the idea occurs to us tho.
possibly there are more remunera-
tive occupations than editing a
semi-wcekly newspaper.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

The Spartanburg Herald printed
no editorial paragraphs in it's paper
Wednesday. Probably the opening
Of the new Cleveland hotel Tuesday
night was too much for Charlie
Hearon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

The average woman's idea of do
mestic economy is to make her
husband give up smoking. There
fore, we are glad that we are nol
married
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

AS a starter for slushy stanza
contest we suggest:
There was a young lady named Rose
Who wore those short, Fashionable
clothes
Her skirts were so high
You s~rce could descry
Anything of her costume but hose
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

Our Suffrage Number:
The staff that reads
Our first offense
Can understand
We've little sense.
OF slugs we've cast
Some fifteen galleys
May looks like June
And Mary, Alice.
We've stuck such type
And read such copy
Our brother-love's
Now misanthropy
The blank we'Ee caught
On this edition.
Will skid our soul
Into Perdition.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
4 Solar Plexus Blow.

The congress of the United States
yesterday knocked the stuffing" out
o; South Cardinals "quart-a-month"
law, which our General Assembly
spent so much Of the peoples money
to enact. The Act of congress pro-
hibits the importation OF any kind OF
liquor ih:o any OF the States which
have so-called prohibition laws. and
South Carolina is one Of them. What
are the Rock Hill "blind tigers" GO
ing to do for a living now? And
what are you "old soaks" going to do
for drink?-Rock Hill Record.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
SufTagist

Suffragist
Or Suffragett
We don't know which
To call them yet
But what's the use.
We're now bone-dry
Let's call a truce
And vote them AYE"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

The News is not responsible for the
views Of Correspondents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02

Short and rational articles or
topics Of general interest will be
gladly received
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02
. Plant Every Acre.

The approaching spring season is
a time when everybody who has a
foot of ground fit for cultivation
should make all OF the foodstuffs he
can. Prices Of all kinds OF foods;uffs
are advancing to unparalleled
heights, and will probably be much
higher before the end ia reached
The unparalleled volume OF exports
combined with short production has
brought about condition that will
surely lead 90 trouble unless produc-
tion can be Increased or other relief
ensues.-Chester Reporter.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-03-02


News Company, successors to
The Ledger, established 1852; The
Review, established 1878; The Enter
prise. established 1891, and entered
as second-class matter Oct. Z, 1905
1t the postofice at Lancaster s. c..
ander Act of Congress of March 5
1879.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
On Advancc.)
One Year. 800
The News is not responsible for the
views of Correspondents.
Short and rational articles on
topics of general interest will be
gladly received.
FRIDAY, MARCH ,, 1917
Our idea of earning your bread by
the sweat Of your brow is issuing m
Equal Suffrage edition.
We. are in favor of Votes for Wo-
men" but we hope we will never have
to print another Equal Suffrage edi-
tion for the dear ladies.
The average woman's idea of do
nestle economy is to make her
husband give up smoking. There
fore, we are glad that we are no,
married.
The new one dollar bills are quite
similar in appearance to five dollar
bills but our subscribers need feel no
delicacy on that account about offer
ing us few of them.
The Spartanburg Herald printed
no editorial paragraphs in its paper
Wednesday. Probably the opening
Of the new Cleveland hotel Tuesday
night was too much for Charlie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

Punt, XII je izbruhnil V Parizu dine Is. marca.
Sc deli Y tri razdobia. Cd 4. ziutraj pa do .. dopol-
dine zmaguje reakcija. Cd Stirih do ve6era Sc IL
kaze Popolua zmaga evolucionariev Isti dan ziu-
trai je izsel Tfiersov manifest ma liudstvo. V ka-
terem pravi. ia morale imeti Parizani odloGno ca
vlado; da bodo krivci, XII so ustanovili neodvisno
Waldo, izr0Geni sodiSGu: da Sc morajo odvzeti re-
volucionarjem topovi; mescani maj pomagajo Via
di. da napravi red in mir. Tudi je tisti dan naro-
I'll Theirs vojakom, mai obkolijo kanone revoluci-
onariev in Jill odvzameio.
To so vojaki poizkuSili, ko so revolutionary
Sc spali. Toda .triie neznani t%opniGarji so ustrelili
: kanonom in koj ie bill yes Pariz pc koncu. Pri-
hitea je narodna bramba, kateri so Sc pridruzili
tudi vojaki : svOjim povelinikom. Generala Lee
cointa so evolucijonarj ujeli: pozncje so ujeli Sc
generala Tomasa. Oba sta bila takoj ustreljena.
NSega tega pa nj nihGe vodil, nihce kolI,andirai
Oba gemerala sta bila cd vOjakov obsovrazena in
bia sta ustrel jena cd svoiih vojakov. Nkljub te-
mu, da je bilo to dokazano, ie to Sc vedno eden
glavnih oditkov komunfstom Vlada ie cakala V
zunanjem ministrstvu, da il voiaki pripeljeio ka-
none. no 50 priha jale nevesele novice i'm SO mi
niStri izvedcli, da 50 Sc vojaki pridruzili liudStvu
in mmorili diva generala, je vlada izdala tn dan re
drugi oklic. Oklic Sc glaSi tako-le:
'NIada apeilra ma vas, beSGanc, da varujete
svoje mesto, svoja ~ognjSGa. Svoie druzine in svo-
io lastnino. Nekatcri SO sc protizakonito polastili
kanonov i'll Sc sedaj b~ojujejo 5 silo proti ~voiastvu
i'll narodni brandt. Ali boste, meScanje, TO prena-
Sail? Ali bOSte iZrOcili Pariz revoluciji pred oGmi
sovraznika, Xxi Sc veSeli naSih prepirov ?Ako ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
liza zagrinjala cenzure.

knez konStantin Micronskii nj bill nikdar "a
kov prijatelj uatb, cemyp vbckej Szzh -; C.!
casa s~vojega p1veljstva prijatelj moStva in nizjih
castnikov. Ma 'front.' sploh nikoli nj bill. Ako sc
je vnela bitka, Sc jc pomaknil daled V ozadje, ia
ko da ga nj mogla zadeti nobena sovrazna kro-
gla.
Prebivalci VAST, V kateri je sluGajno stanoval.
so mu morali vse prinesti ozirona preskrbeti. kar
je Zahteval.
10 je bill sam na varnem, medtem ko 80 Sc ME
govi vojaki bill ma zivljenje in smrt. je POSI- jail
ma fronto rama smeSna p%ovelja. Nsako nlegovo
p~ovclje Sc ic morale i~zvrSiti, pa mai je bio Sc a.
k0 SmeSno in ncumnO. Kdor ga nj iZvrSil. je bill
cnoStavno obsojen V smrt.
Malo pred svojo smrtjo je bill tidal povelie, da
mora deSct tiSoc kavaleristov in infanteristov ma
skociti neko silno tezko pozicijo, ~prepoditi tride-
set tiSoc sovIaznikov ter vstrajati ma novo zavzeti
poziciji.
PoSledica tega ie bila grozna. Polk je bill po-
polnoma u%nicen, sovraznik ie viel sestdeset odstot-
kov tastnikov, I odstotkov vojakov pa je oble-
zalO ia bojiSGu.
In naSlednte jutro je bill knee, XII je bill elan
carSke rOdbine, umOrjen.
Enaka usOda ic zadela tudi Sigorina, KruS-
kurova i'm Picgrana.
Tudi ii so bill WISH poveliniki, pa so bill wee
KRAFT pijani kakor trezni $ svojo trdovratnostjo in
ncprevidnoStjo so poSlali ma tisoce in tisoce ubO-
9Th ruSkih vojakov V smrt.
NemSki in francpSki caStniki Sc Sc zdai nOrcu-
jejo ~ svojih ruskih t~ovarisev in neverjetno cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

macdonald" Blankyisti in iakobinci MISC niti ime-
Ii pravih MOI. PoStni minister je bill elan Inter
naclonale" Theirs, rezbarski delavec. NaSel lie bill
posto V popolnem neredu. Uradnikom je Theirs IL
Nersaillesa Zapovedal, da moraio zapustiti takej
svoja mesta. Theirs je nastopil proti temu 2 vso e.
nerglJo. POklical je uradnike in Jill prepri6al, da
so Sc pridruzili kOmuni.. lie par dni je bio treba
IN posta je poslovala kar najbolje. Agiini agenti SO
pogumnO nosili ma dezelo pisma ter Jill tam odda-
jail naprej. Cartelinat, kotlarski delavec, je bill
menovan "a ravnatelja peneznice. Treilhard lie br-
20 in zelo praktitno reorganiziral sirotnisGnice
in dobrodelne ustanove. Ubogi Treilhard je bill
poln izkuSenOsti in dObrega srca. Versaijci so ga
ustrelili pozneje ma dvoriStu pOlitehnike. In ven
dar je zapustil meScanski vladi smotreno izdelan
natrt IA dobrodelne ustanove.
Najvetja plaza uradnikov je znaSala Is fran
kov ma dan. lnternaciOnalec Jourde, f~inanGni mi
mister, Je Sc danes vreden splosnc pohvale. Dr.
zavna blanca, XII j. je bill predlozil obGini cd 20.
marca do 30. aprila 1871, je izredno zanimiva.
V uradih ie nasel 8 %miljonov gotovine. I Milo
nov in 100000 frankov je dobil cd Francoske dr.
zavne banke, in wee kot ~ milionov je bilo dohod-
kov coinine, davkov, tobaka, poSte, brzojava it'd.
I'd % miljonov izdatkov je bilo 81 miljonov vo-
jaSkih stroSkov. To pa vsled tega, ker je bill Pariz
oblegan in V voinem stanju. PravosOdje lie stale
lie $500 frankov, pOlicija $4,000. Dne 30. aprila
Je bio V blagajni Sc | MILLION frankOv: dine .. maja
pa re , miljona. Dohodkov je bilo vedno wee kot
izdatkov. FinanGno stanje je bilo izredno povolj-
no..
(Dalje prihodnjiG.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20
Na$a majni$ka izdaia.

SOdrugl!
Bliza sc praznik zavednega delavskega liud-
silva, svetovni prank proletariata, prvi mainik.
Nj ga praznika V koledarju, Xxi hi imel za DELAY
stvo takO globok pomen kakor tn. he sam ma sebi
Je reVolucionaren, ker izraza neodvisno voljo de-
~lavskega razreda. kakor simbolizira obstoieGi
koledar $ Svoiimi delavniki, : svojimi cerkvemimi
in drzavnimi prazniki sedanji druzabni red, tako
SiinboliZira praznoyanje prvega majnika upor
prnti kapitalistiGnemu kolctarju. in : tenn upor
proti kapitalisticnemu ''redu'' samemu.
Prank prvega mainika je doloGila tudi So
ciaiiSticna lnternacionala, q kateri vriskajo so
%vraAniki, da lei mrtva, poteptana i'm onesnaze-
ma V prahu. Sami Sebe Varajo naZadnjaki. vlada-
joel mogotci IN njih OprOde, Iii so tako kratkovid-
M, da Jim branilo mali dogodki Spoznati veliko
reSnico. StraSna vojna Y Evropi, XII diva IA IN
iereSe monarhov in dinastij. "a intcrese pretori-
anSkih Xix in IA intereSe doloGenih kapitalistic-
nth kroguv. je prizadcjala neizmerno skodo v,ei
SodObni druzhi in vScmu ,zivljenju, pa ie zadela
SeNeda tudi deavStvo in ~njegovo Svetovno orga-
%nlzacilo. Ali rane, Xxi Jill ie vsekala lnternacio-
mali, daSi so SkcleGe in bolete, MISC smrtne. kajti
lnternacionala je neumrjoca, dokler bo zivelo
tloVeStvo ma zemlji.
Prvi majnik je pa prank tie lnternacionale
i'll timholi Sc pehaio Sovrazuiki, da hi jo sprawl
V grob, TEN vaZnejSa ie naSa naloga, da i~zpriGamo
Memo zivIJcnic in svojo vero V memo ncumrjoG-
most.
Prank prvega maja ie pomenljiv, kadar so
east normalni; Sc pomenljivejSi je V dobi krize, V
dobi najokrutneiSih boiev, V dobi zgodovinske IL
kuSnje.
EvropSki megotci so miSlili, da uniGi klanje
narodov Spcializem, Zbudili SO zavist ameriSkih
mogotcey in tudi tukajSnji velekapitalhti, XII 50
zvlekli re ogromne profile IL evropske krvi, hi
Jh radi pomnozii Sc z ameriSko krvjo. Voino hui
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-20

uduSltc punta takoj, dokler sc nahaja Sc V povoiu.
bo konec francoskc republike in morda konec
Francije same
Ia oklic ie bill kakor poziv ma meScansko Vol
no. Pozneje ie dial Theirs nalcpiti tretji oklic,v ka-
terem j. zagovarjal, da nj res. da SO hoGe ustano-
viii nova mOnarhija. kasneje je izdala vlada Sc ce-
trti IN zadnjl oklic. Y TEN oklicu ie Theirs pri-
povedoval, ola bodo REVOLUTIONARY Pariz razdejali
in ga oropali, pa naredili IL Frapcije velikanskO
pokopaliS6e.
Ljudstvo je te oklice Gitalo in Sc smejalo ma
glas in vojaki SO Sc pridruzevali revolucionariem.
MiniStri so bill proti temu, ola hi vlada zapustila
Pariz. Toda Theirs ie prvi uSel V Versailles. Incl
je vrazli strah pred revolucijonarj .Drugi ministri
so mu takoi sledili. PrviG V zeod0vini Sc je zgodi-
10. ola Je bilo veliko glavno mesto, kakor je Pa
rz prepuSteno Same sebi. Zakaj resnica ie namret
Ia Theirs je lzdaJal Oklice, anonimni oSrednji re-
voIucionarni odbor je pa mol6al in je komal We
del. da je V Parizu revolucija, XII je bila zvecer
zmagovita. Sele proti veGeru je prevzel osrednii
odbor vodstvo.
Ko je vlada zapustila Pariz, il je sledila dol
ga. dolga vista kojij. VISA la takozvana boljsa
druzba je Sledila 'dobri' vladi. Tia V Versailles
SO Si "a MO Spekulanti in bankroterji.
borzijanci in tatovi, visokc dame in pro-
stitutke. V Parizu je ostalo ljudstvo. XII Sc ie ma
Ia nacin reSilo nesnage.
V delavski vladi "a casa pariske komune ma
hajamo mnogo zelo Zanimivega. VISA oblast je bila
V rokah obtmSkega zastopstva, Xxi je imenovalo
svoiega zastopnika ma cello vsake ~vaznejse drzav-
ne ftmkcije. Bill so to pravi ministri tlani Inter