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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09
AMERICAN HARDWARE
STORES
(Incorporated)
FAIRFIELD AVE AND MIDDLE ST.
John f. McCarron,
Chicago Orator, to
Address Emmett Club

Hon. John F. M. McCarron of Chi
cago. who will be the orator Of the
evening at the annual memorial con-
cert to Robert Emmett to be held at
the Plaza theatre Sunday evening I'M
der the auspices Of the Robert Emmett
club Of this city, is considered one OF
the brightest young Irishmen OF the
West, is an orator of more than usual
ability, and is a keen student OF Irish
affairs, both past and present. A
graduate of Georgetown University, a
member of the bar in his own state
Of Illinois and Washington, D. c., he
Is secretary for United States Sena-
tor James Hamilton Lewis, and dur
ing the last campaign was secretary
of the Democratic National Congress
sional committee. His address will
and will deal with past and present
conditions in Ireland. and her efforts
to take her place among the nations
of the earth.
One of the finest concerts given in
this city for some time has been ar
ranged, the singers including John L..
Hughes, Mrs. Florence Leger Hayes,
Miss Katherine M. Lombard, Albert
p. Lapke, Miss Loretta G. O'Connor,
Miss Mary V. Sullivan, and John J.
McDonough. Maloney's orchestra
will furnish the instrumental music,
and John Wilbur Dial will preside
at the Piano. Rev. DR.. r. F. Moore
will be chairman.
This memorial for many years has
been an annual event with the Emmet
club when honor is paid to the men,
DRY of one of Ireland's greatest her
oes and martyrs, and there is always
a representative gathering present to
assist in the exercises. Tickets may
be obtained from members Of the
club, at Hartigan's in Fairfield ave-
nue., or at the box office Of the thea
ire. There are still many good reser-
we'd seats available.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09

exhilarating effects of a highly stimu-
lating drug and cannot be tempered
with except at great risk. It's effect
on the nervous system is immediate
and ultimately deadly. Besides, like
all such drugs it has to be taken in
increasing quantities if the exihlara-
ton is to be maintained.
The effect Of codiIe as an ''fntoM-
can't was first discovered during the
South African war. Some British sol
diers found to their surprise that by
eating cordite they could get all the
excitement of the most powerful mar
cotic-and all the terrible effects, too.
Cordite consists roughly Of about
So parts of nitro glycerine, 81 parts
guncotton and five parts of mineral
jelly. Each cartridge contains 60 cyl
indrical stands Of cordite.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09
MJNITTON WORKERS GET
"JAESs CHEWING CORDITE

London, March s.-Ofncials Of the
Ministry Of Munitions have discover
ed that q good deal Of the drunk
ennoaI' attributed to women and
comparatively young girls is due to
another and hitherto unsupported
cause.-The chewing Of cordite, the
smokeiess explosive used in the shell
Of cannon and the ammunition Of
email arms. The explosive Is being
used as q sort Of ''pick-me-up" by
the tired munition workers but it's eff
feet on their health Is very injurious
and remedial measures are being ta-
ken by tho authorities.
Cordite, when chewed, has all the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09
Apartment House Is
Plan For Stratford
Especial to The Farmer)

New York, March 9-Plans are be-
ing drawn for Frank H. Bissell, of $50
ment house to be located in Stratford,
Conn. The site is said to be on South
avenue. The cost Of the structure is
placed at 100000. It will be four
stories in height, Of brick, steel and
concrete with frontage of 118 feet,
depth 95 feet and will contain two
windows 18x24 and 11x16 feet.
The project is said to be but one
to take care of the excess population
Of Bridgeport
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09

Whether it's hunting, fish
ing, golf, or tennis, base
ball or football, or any
other sport-your needs
can be supplied from our
Sporting Goods depart
ment
TAll the material for all
kinds of games, outdoor
sports, etc.
TGuns and ammunition ga
lore, pistols, holsters, leg
gings, woodlands knives,
knapsacks, bird calls-ev-
erything, in fact, for a
stay in the open
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09
No Intention of Quitting

Mr.. stone mas no 1ntenI1On OF CIV
ing up his post. He denied himself
to callers today and did not take part
in the caucus of his party that adopt
ed a rule designed to put an end to
filibustering of the sort that he is
cerdited with having had leading
part to defeat the armed neutrality
policy Of the Government. He did
send letter to the Chairman Of the
caucus committee indicating his ap-
prevail Of the project to adopt a linn
guidance of the Senate.
The sole outspoken champion Of
Mr.. Stone is his Missouri associate,
Senator James A. Reed. Mr.. Reed
signed the manifesto indicating readi-
ness to vote for the Armed Mortality
bill, although he did not instance
complete satisfaction with the form
of it. He is Of the opinion that Mr..
Stone was absolutely within his rights
in expressing his criticism Of the pol
icy proposed by the government, and
in urging it's defeat by the Senate.
It is highly probable that Mr.. Reed
will resolutely oppose any move made
to humiliate his associate. Other
Senators are likely to oppose a move
to GUST him. They have little per-
sonal admiration for the senior Sena-
tor from Missouri, but they believe
that Mr.. Stone should voluntarily ten
der his resignation, as would be done
in legislative bodies of other countries
under similar circumstances.
Mr.. Stones attitude during the Ger
man situation has been consistently
against the Government, with the ex-
ceptions of the resolution introduced
by him approving the course of the
President in breaking with Germany.
He conceived the plan for inpressing
foreign governments with the fact
that the Congress Of the United States
stood squarely behind the President
in his management of foreign affairs.
He insisted that the resolution be
adopted, even when it was plainly in
timated to him that his course Of ac-
ton did not meet with the entire ap-
prevail Of the President and his ad-
visers.
An Amazing Episode
His sudden change Of attitude with
in two weeks constitute one Of the
most amazing episodes in public life
at the National capital.
Yet, even before the filibuster Mr..
Stone was regarded with suspicion by
both officials of the Administration
and some of his associates in Con-
gress. His hand was seen in the pro-
motion Of the Gore and McLemore
| resolutions to warn American citizens
| to keep off the ships of both bell1g-
erent and neutral nations year ago
this week.
Mr.. Stone was not conspicuously &C
tive In fomentng the ferment that ex-
cited the lower House Of Congress
| to high tension Of hysteria over that
| proposal. He is credited with hav-
Ing used Congressman Dorsey w.
shackleford to stir up sentiment in
the House in favor Of the McLemore
| resolution. Shackleford is one Of the
most energetic men in Congress. as
also one of the most elusive.
There is no lack of overt acts on
the part of the food speculatods.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09
An official Of the Ministry q,

An official Of the Ministry of NUM-
tons experimental on himself by
sucking strand. He found that it
tasted sweet, pleasant, and pungent,
but it resulted in giving him the most
racking, splitting headache, and it
lasted for SO hours
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09

The War Department announced
that schedules Of departures have
been so arranged that the last national
guard organization will leave the bor-
der March 25.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09
Nunnold's Reception Week

March 10TH to, 18th, Nunnold's
Royal Observation-Disclosures clothes
$500, 1913 Fairfield Ave.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09
SENATOR Stone
May LOSE HIS
COMMIT TEE JOB

Washington, March 9.-Substiution
of another Senator than William Joel
Stone of Missouri as Chairman Of the
Committee on Foreign Relations has
been generally discussed by his asso-
ciates, who believe that it would be
highly improper for him to continue
in the office in view Of his persistent
antagonism to the policy of the Gov
eminent in so grave crisis as that
which confronts the United States.
New Committee on Committees
Whether Mr. Stone Will continue as
head of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee depends primarily upon his
own view as to the propriety Of such
a course, and upon his Democratic as
sociates. He can be deposed by the
Committee on Committees of which
Mr.. Martin of Virginia is the Chair
man. The other members are Hitch
cock of Nebraska, Williams Of Missis-
sippi, James Of Kentucky, Reed Of
Missouri, Simmons Of North Carolina.
Smith Of Georgia, Walsh Of Montana,
Thomas of Colorado, Chamberlain of
Oregon, Owen of Oklahoma and Rob-
tnson Of Arkansas
The Republican Committee on Com
llILI0GS, WHICH, WILL ~ OpOoO l1AC AloAAAOo
Of the Republican members and is
made up Of Warren Of Wyoming,
Smoot. of Utah, Brandegee of Connec-
ticut, Borah Of Idaho, Poindexter Of
Washington, Fall of New Mexico,
Weeks of Massachusetts,, Harding Of
Ohio and Wadsworth Of New York,
does not embrace Jones Of Washing
ton, Gronna Of North Dakota, or
Cummins of Iowa, who were members
Of it last session. These three were
Of the twelve who accomplished the
defeat of the Armed Neutrality Bill.
Members of the Democratic COM
mittee will not discuss the project to
depose Mr.. Stone. Some of them are
in favor of it and others hope the
Missouri Senator will appreciate the
improperly Of longer continuing as
Chairman in view Of the recent devel-
opments. The movements to depose
Mr.. Stone is already finding favor
among Democratic leaders, Senators
of both parties and members of the
Lower House.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09

Banks at San Jose, Costa Rica.
have united in a loan of 100000 to
the E0asAHnEaRNAs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-09

A "bone dry prohibition bill pass
ed the lower House of the Nebraska
! legislature.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-31

joel ma Aleutih, so po porocilu generalnega ma.
jorja Greelyja, XII je bill dcvet let zvezni poveljnik
ma Alaski, kaj zanimivi ljudje. We're so grskoyz.
hodne, miroljubni, posteni, pridni ter Sc zanimaio
"a vsakovrstna della. V zadnjem casu nj wee mani.
kalo sol in misijonov.
Dasiravno je dezela' bogata ma divja6ini wee.
je i'm manjse vrste, sc JIG vendar uvedla stroga re.
gulacija Iowa in lovci smejo ubijati lie omeieno
stevi'o jelcnov, srn, severnih jelenov, gorskih o.
vac, medvedov ter divje perutnine.
Otto Won Kotzebue, sin znanega nemskega ri.
satelja, je razkril kot ~porocnik v ruski armada
leta 1916 ne lie zaliv, imenovan pc MEM in naha.
jajoG sc ma juzno-iztocnem delu Behringove ceste.
temvec tudi p~rikazen, o kateri sc je dolgo casa
dvomilo in katere nj bio mogo6e pojasniti. Elo
je namreG "a 40 do 80 cevljev visoko ledeno maso
oh reki Kovak in Malespina ledenem plazu, ma ka-
terem uspeva nah, trava, razliGna drevesa in med
mimi tudi do so Gevljev visoke smreke, XII imaio
svoje korenine v 6 do s c~evljev globoki blatni
zemlji,
Vprico sedanjih svetovnih zapletljajev Sc je
tudi skoro popolnoma pozabilo ma Alaska ter ma
njene naravne wire, katere pa je treba Sc dvigniti.
Uradna porofila RTavijo, da bi S premogom, k:
lei v notranjosti Alaske, lahko ~zalagali vse ne.
dinjene drzave. Sedanja produkcija premoga V
notranjosti Alaske je malenkostna ter Sc DO mai.
brz poseglo pc zalogah v Alaski sele tedaj, ko
bodo domaci viri precej i~zcrpani.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-31

6eni pa so tudi cd tistih, XII sicer po. svojem roi-
stvu pripadajo drugi strani, XII pa so 81 osvojili in
zastopajo politiGn program delavstva t. j. soci.
alizacijo zemlje in proizvajalnih sredstev z vsemi
radikalnimi premembami ma mOralnem, pravnem
in politienem polju XII jih povzroci ia dogodek V
cloveSki druzbi.
Politicno ~zivljenje naSe dobe Sc mora popa-
citi v najpopolnejsi bizantinizem ali pa v pray ma
vadno kupcijo, ako Sc giblje i~zkljueno lie V pra-
skah ndividualisti6nih strank, XII Sc razlikuieio
lie Pc svojih imenih, sicer so pa tako zmedene in
zamotane ,da srecujemo pogosto med radikalni-
mi naprednjaki bolj nazadnjaSke socialnopolitie-
ne misli, kot pri konservativcih.
Stoprav rast in zastopstvo socialisticne stran-
Ike pomladi in pozivi politiGno zivljenje; ce izgi-
nejo V Italiji s pozoriS6a zgodovnske osebnosti
rodolJubov in ce sc poravnajo Gisto osebni Sport
parlamentarnih strank, nastopi neizogibno Gsto
parlamentarnih strank, nastopi neizogibno zveza
individualisti6nih strank, XII sem jo napovedal v
parlamentarni polemiki 90. decembra 1893 i'm XII
10 naznanJajo mnogoStevilna znamenja. Tedaj "a
emo zgodovinski bio in razredni boj zastavi svoj
blagodejni vpliv ma politi6nem polju; pod tenn
bojem he razumem izbruhov jezc in sramotitev,
parlamentarnih pretepov in atentatov, temvec
silno resnobo socialne drame, XII sc, kakor zelim IL
sve duse, izvrsi OBJ napredujoci izobrazbi in huma-
inzaciji brez krvavih katastrof, XII pa Sc izvrSi s
usodno neizogibnostjo; prepreciti ali zadrzati 10
Je nam in drugim popolnoma nemogoGe.
TIE socialnopoliticne ideje vodijo, kakor bono
videli, kot znanstvena prepriGanja do one osebne
strpnosti in hkrati do one nespravljivosti missile
MA, Xxi sledi IL dejstvovanja pSihologije ma filozof-
sko m~islJenje in vsled katerega mOramo pr vseh
simpatijah do zastopnikov radikalnega individu-
alizma (kakor do vseh odkritih zagovornikov po-
stenega prepricanj sploh) brezpogojno trditi da
socializem ne pozna nobene sorodne stranke. Cd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-31

hazven zlata, srebra in bakra je najti tam
'"ui opsrna premogovna polja. Produkcija pre-
moga pa nj .bila kljub temu velika, kajti nikoli nj
prekasala vrednosti $4,000 ma leto.
Ribarstvo in industrija S kozuhoyino sta mai
VecJega pomona "a Alaska. Ribarski urad trgov-
skega oddelka Je ustanovil poseben odsek "a Ala
sko' hoze morskih psov ter seventh lisic v oto-
eJu frlbilov, severno cd Aleutov, sc v preteklem
ietu nlso wee p~rodajale na londonskem trgu, tenn
wee so Sc %prodajale V st. Louis. TIE koze prinaSajo
vsako leto mad $4,000 Poleg tega pridejo v po-
stev Sc koze tisocerih medvedov, bobrov, risov,
volkov III drugih zivali, XII so imele leta 1913 vred-
most blizo $50 tisoc dolarjev.
koshak, July 20, 1917. Proletarec.
Zeo Sc JIG razvila ribarska industrial ter Sc lie
ustanovilo veliko Stevilo tvornic, v katerih Sc
konservirajo ribe.
Alaska je bogata ma gorah. Dvigajo Sc do vi
sine 5000 tevljev, in STEER V blzini kanadske me-
1e. n naJvisJlm goram dezele je priStevati Mount
Mckinley, Xxi je visoka 10000 Gevljev, st. Elias,
$4,000 ~cevljev, Logan, 10000 G~evljev in druge.
S~estnaJst vulkanov (ognjenikov) v dezeli je IT,
gasllh, sest pa Sc delavnih.
Prebivalstvo Alaske je znaSalo DO zadnjem
stetJu 64,356 oseb, med katerimi je bilo 10000
beicev, docim so ostali domacini, Eskimi, Indi-
janet, kitajci in Japonci. Azijati so pc vecini "a
posieni pri kOnserviranju rib. Domacini, stanu-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-31

lo6iti sc je "a individualizem ali "a socialism;
srednje pOti nj in cd dine do dine raste v meni pre-
pricaiije, da obstaja "a socialiStiGno stranko, XII
hoce ziveti, edna kOristna taktika V tenn, da ie ne
spravlJiva V svojih idcjah in da Odklania vsako
takozvano "zvezo" Z b~liznjimi strankami, XII ne
zastopajo ME bivstveno socialstitnega.
konservativci in socialist to je naraven
sad p%rirojene organizacije in obkrozujoGe druzab-
ne okolice, kajti Jude Sc rode z nagnjenjem k
staremu ali k novemu. kakor sc rode S ~talenton.
slikarja ali kirurga. Socialist ne crte in ne zani-
cuJejo odkritih zastopnikov konservativnih smeri
in maj Sc tako brezobzirno pobijajo njih ideje. &c
postane socialist nestrpen ali zaljiv, je lie zrtev
hlpne raZburJenOsti ali pa neuraynoveSenega tenn
peramenta ali vrocekrvnosti, kar je opraviciti.
SocutJe pa zbuja PRIOR, kako nekateri kon-
servativci, % mladi pri letih, toda start ma duhu",
zakaj konservativno m~isljenje pri MAIDEN mo-
zu Je ali Znamenje ''Streberstva' ali pa dusev-
ne sibkosti zavzemaio domisljavo in skoro po-
n~izujoco pozo napram socialism,, XII vodijo v mai
boljsem %slucaju v MEM izgubljerca; ne pomislijo
pa, da SO start pc navadi konservativni, da pa
mlad clovek konservativnega misljenja z mali
mi lzJemami - nj drugega nego sebicnez, XII lie V
strahu "a svoje pohaljkovanje, "a katero je ro-
Jen, V strahu "a svojo krmo, XII 10 kaj prigodno
zaJema IL jasli, "a pravovernike zmerom priprav-
lJenih. &c TAXI Jude MISC mikrokefali, t.. j. ce nj
majo premajhne lobanje, imajo gotovo premajh-
no srce. Socialist pa, XII nina nicesar pridobiti,
lzgubiti pa sve, ako odkrito zastopa svoje misli,
lahko postavlja prot tel sebicnosti nesamoljubni
SvoJ autrulzem,. zlasti Sc zee sc vzlic svojemu pie
m1skemu ali mescanskemu pokolenju ne meni "a
zapelJlvosti blestecega pohajkOvanja in Sc zavza-
me "a stvar nesrecnikov in zatirancev.
Toda tako ocitajo -"ti socialistiGni mes.
cani" hlastajo pc sami popularnosti. Vsekako hi
Dill to egoizem cudne vrste, Xxi hi bolj cenil soci-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-31
LET ALAsKE.

Letos je minilo ravno petdeset let, odkar so
Zedinjene drz. pc prizadevanju ameriSkega dr.
zavnika VIM. III. Sewarda kupile cd Rustic Ala
sko, in sicer "a ceno 100000. Takrat Sc je splo-
sno mislilo, da so napravile Zedinjene drzave z
Alaska kai slabo kupcijo, ces, da so kupile velik
kos nicvredne zemlje. Cd omega casa pa so do
bill ljudje povsem drugo mnenje in izkazalo sc je,
da je prava zlata jana, katero 81 je bill pridobil
STRIFE Sam. Ozemlje ne obsega mic mani kakor
59O,SS4 kvadratnih mill, torej je dvanajstkrat
vetjo cd drzave New York. X temu pride Sc 1900
otokov. Ozemlje Sc razteza do blizu 300 mill Sc
vernega polarnega kroga in temperature znasa
med "a stopinjami pod ni6lo ter 80 stopinjami
mad nitlo. Padavine so precej e~nakomerne po
vsem ozemliu.
Alaska je posebno znana zaradi svojega veil
kega ~bogastva ma zlatu, vendar pa Sc ne SINE po-
zabiti, da lezi slavni okraj Klondike v kanadskem
ozemlju Yukon. Bio je Sele leta 1892, ko sc je
obrnila splOSna pozornost ma najdbe zlata ma o.
bali ozine Behring. Prvic sc je naSlo zlato v o.
kraju Juneau, kjer sc ga je izkopalo precej, a V
zadnjem casu so zasuli vse doti6ne rove. NaSlo Sc
je tudi dosti bakra in srebra, vendar pa je poleg
produkcije zlata industrial S kozami in ribarstvo
najvaznejse V dezeli.
ko sc je sklenila dine %. maja 1867 pogodba
med Zedinjenfmi drzavami in Rusijo, je tidal
kOngres meseca Julia 1867 postavo, S katero so Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-31
PetdeSet let

raztegnile carinske in parobrodne postave tudi
ma Alaska in odposlalo sc je ma lice mesta zyezno
v~ojastvo, katero so pa deset let pozneje odpokh-
cali. Nato je sledila dOlga perioda brezpostavno-
sti in ~zlocinov, dokler sc MISC mescani Sitke obr-
Mill ma Brtsko Kolumbijo "a pomoc. Sele l.. 1884
so Sc r~aztegnile postave drzave Oregon tudi ma
Alaska. in je bill imenOvan guverner ter uvedena
redna administracija. Cd leta 1906 naprej je
Alaska zastopana tudi v zveznem kongresu.
Glede ma zveze so bile stvari do pred trent
lett Sc precej slabe, docim sc je mnozil ladijski
promet ma rekah, XII so plovne do nekako 1000
mill, a proste ledu lie tekom Stirih ali petih me-
secev ma leto. Sedaj je re wee zeleznic ter Sc 60
vori o novi zeleznici v Alaski, MANFRED skozi ozem-
lie Yukon, Britsko Kolumbijo do Seattle v DRAW
Washington.
Kar Sc tite poljedektva, Sc goji lie "a lokalni
trg. V dolenji dolini Tanana je obdelanih neka-
ko 10000 akrov zemlje ter dozori tito lie pod mai
bolj ugodnimi razmerami. Nasprotno pa uspeva
krompir ter razlicne vrste s~ocivja. V Rampant oh
Yukonu, v blnini polarnega krOga, sc nahaja pre-
izkusna postaja zveznega poljedelskega oddelka.
Jagode je najti povsod in krasne cvetke uspeva-
jo cello V najbolj severnem delu tekom poletja.
Vaznost Ohranitve gozdov sc je spoznala v pra
VEN casu ter je wee narodnih rezervacij, Xxi obse-
gallo nekako 1000 kvadratnih milf. Brez gozda so
Otoki Aleuti, polovica polotoka Alaska, ter nekaj
okrajev V Alaski sami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-31

zala mu Je, da nj ponosna aristokratinia. kakor
81 bill utegnil misliti, temvec, da je dokaj prosto-
dusno dekle, XII ina jake malo predsodkov. a mic
globoko vkoreninjenih V razgovoru sc nj strasila
nobenega predmeta. Yeast Sc je sicer zelo cudila.
ako je videla velikanske razlike v njunem mislie.
nJu, a vselej jo je lahko preprical.
Tudi ona je nehote vplivala ma MEGA v mar
si6em.
Nekoc sta Sc razgovarjala o siromaStvu. To
vprasanje je MEGA vselej razubrilo. ;,
- vi ne veste, kaj je beda, je deial. ker 10
niste nikdar %obtutili, morda nikdar videli.
Ali mislite, ola nimam dobrega srcaY lie
~vpraSala.
Oh! Dobrega srca! Kaj to pomeni? Y do
brim srcem nj pomagano bednim mnozicam.
Ne? JAZZ pa mislim, da je tre5a has dobre.
ga srca. Ako hi bill vsi bogatini usmiljeni, hi bio
pomagano vsem reveaem. Sal VEN, da nj lepo. GO
sc clovck bahia. A VAN lahko povem, da podpi.
ram siromake, kolikor lie morem. Nikar ne mislite
da sc hOcem hvaliti to YAM pravim samo. ker 10
tako naneslO.
Rrdecica jo ie oblila pri teh besedah.
Res ina dobro srce! je pomislil Savic. GIasno
ie pa dejal:
s6inami.
Ker MISC vsi ljudjc dobrega srca.
Ne, temveG, ker je beda zakon in 2 usmi.
ljenjme ne zavrzete postave. Drugih potoy ie ire.
ba in drugih moci.
To mi nj jasno.
Savic j JIG zacel razkladati socialno vprasa.
ME, IzkuSal il je pokazati, kaj je milost in kai
pravica. Ona ga je pazno p~oslusala. Mladi diiak
JIG bill YES navdusen. Zdel Sc j je kakor prorok
.Njegov novor je moGno uGinkoval ma Mo. VISA 10
gOrela. kar zeja jo JIG morila pc njegovih bese.
dab.
Kako govortel lie pripovedujte mi. s ca.
som vas BON re razumela.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-31
Enrico Ferri:
Socialism i'm mOderna ZnanOst.
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Pc z~naeaju gospodarskega monopola so ka-
pitalisticne stranke razli6no barvane in re cd ne
kdaj sem povdarjal, da zastopajo veleposestniki
tudi V poitiki mrtvo nepremicnost, docim ina
premicni kapital ali industrial zastopnike, XII va
jeni prenavljanja, izboljsavanja in povrSnega
preobrazanja jaio stranko takozvane-
ga napredka in dale, da ~nagibajo tisti, XII OBJ
staja YES NTH kapital V izobrazbi k politicnemu
radikalizmu. Zanim r~azlikuje troje strank: stran-
Ike nazadovanja, r~azvoja in revolucije. To rail-
kovanje je vnanje in povrsno, ker Sc nanasa ma
taktiko in ne ma vsebino strankarskega zivljenja.
y Nezadostna je trditev TIL. Zieglerja, da je
socialno vpraSanje- nravno vpraSanie, zakaj nrav-
most je prav tako funkcija gospodarskih odnosa-
jew, kakor je psihOlogija funkcija fiziologije.
Njegova i~zvajanja odvracajo lie pozornost cd koc-
live locke vsega p~roblema, XII jo je pojasnil
Marx. Enako Sc izraza o podobnih ~poskusih de
Greet C'Revue socialiste". 1886, p. esq.,
y Med oficijelnimi zastopniki p%oliticne EXC
nomije obstojece tho ~soglasje, da z molkom ubi-
jejo Marxa, je v tenn, da knjige in zgodovinarji
sOcializma imenujejo ~njegovo ime lie, kjer ONE
niajo tehnicno plat nadvrednostne %teorije; o O.
stalih dveh zakonih, O odvisnosti vseh kulturnih
pojavov in o razrednem boju, navadno sploh nj
govOra. h vecjemu, da omenjajo Sc njegovo So
delovanje pri ustanovitvi Internacionale. Pr. La
veleye, lie socialisme contemporary, 1885, POI
glavje vi. - Rae, Contemporary socialism,,
1887. - G.. Gross, Karl Marx, Leipzig, 1885,
p. 81.
Npram bivstvu stvari, I. j. Hapram lastninske-
mu vprasanju pa so konservativci, naprednjaki in
radikalci vseskozi individualisticrri, meso in kost
istega druzabnega razreda in zatorej - vzlic
vsem custvenim, pa ~brezpomembnim simpatijam
- radikalno loceni cd delavskega razreda. Od!o-