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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-27
At the Novelty.

a particular feature of noticeable
interest on the bill at the Novelty
the first half is the fact that the last
episode of the sensational animal SER
ial photo-play. 1.-THE Lions Claw" will
be shown. This picture has had an
extra large number of faithful follow
ers who are anxious to see the sensa-
tional finish of the popular stars and
what becomes of the real deep dyed
Williams. 1t will all be told in this
last chapter, so don't fail to see it.
The vaudeville portion of the program
looks mighty good and consists of the
following acts: Mankin, THE Frog"
in a marvellous exhibition of real con-
tortion work; "Rutans Song Birds"
with the biggest little star in the
world, 'Roguish Rosetta" This little
artist deserves the title from every
standpoint; considering her youth she
is easily in a class all by herself Brown
& Jackson. an exceptionally tall
young chap and a pretty woman COM
prise this duo of entertainers who pre-
sent under the caption of The Club
man and The Suffragette," a dancing
and talking act that is positively re-
freshing. The last act is five Japanese
equilibrists who exhibit that dexterity
and versatility which seems to be nat
urally inherent in the men from the
land of the Rising Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-27

Fay Tincher spent her early life in
Topeka, went to school in this city,
and later met with success on the stage
both in America and abroad Her en-
trance into the movie drama was sud
den and unexpected The story goes
that one day while she was busy on
the Keith two-a-day circuit, and sup
posed that the speaking stage offered
the only chance for support, she was
approached by a strange man who
asked her If she would care to act for
the camera.
Il said I would not like it at ALL
Miss Tincher said. land turned my
back on him"
But he was undaunted by the snub-
bling she gave him, and went on to
tell her that she looked like Mabel
Normand, and he thought she would
Tincher goes on to describe the situa-
ton:
How She Entered.
At had never seen a moving picture
even, and had no idea who Mabel
Normand might be. He insisted that
I go to see Mr.. Griffith. and gave me
the great producers address. I took
the card and thought no more of 1t
that day, but next day curiosity had
me nibbling at the latch string OF the
Biograph studio. Mr.. Griffith en-
gagged me at once and had me play a
vampire part-LnlnK OF LINE, VaIIl-
pire!. At the end of three weeks he
put me into comedy and there I have
stuck ever since"
Now Miss Tincher has almost grad
uated from slap-stick and is aiming at
comedy-drama, beginning with two
reelers and branching out into five.
Far surprising her success as a YAM
pire has been her hit in the role of
burlesque on vampire parts. She
made some very popular pictures
playing opposite DeWolffe Hopper in
omedy-d drama.
Miss Tincher is living near the
studios with a Miss Havey, who is
scenario writer for the company.
The Topeka actress looks more like
a French damosel than a prairie girl
of the midwest. She has shiny black
hair, and large dark eyes that may
be soft and dreamy or sharp and
fiery, according to the role. She is
a businessliko little person, and knows
the moving picture job thoroly from
the managing standpoint as we'll as
the acting part.
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RoNse0cnzlsrz

sooch clothes, Heine. Idt looked like
der girls on Kansas eyenue Saturday
night, only der back-horse riders hadt
longer skirts.
But, Heine, next time bet you dot
I gedt Mamma a seat some blaze else
away from me. She interferes init
mein vision so mooch. Fiery time dot
I vouldt gedt interested in looking
adj some fine young traspeese lady.
Mamma tell me to look adj der clown
or der trick seals. or semeding. und I
vouldt haff to wake opp und come in
ouidt off idt. Clowns ISIS for kids,
Heine. Und, say, Heine. lost mein
hat. I didn't exactly loose idt, Heine,
but I don't godt idt anyway. vich iss
der same. You see. idt vos like der
following. Some chentleman who vos
sitting puy me nit a red nose hadt to
leave to catch hiss train for Knansas
Skinity. und I vos so hot dot I took
hat on der vaoLtioned seat. und vile I
vos looking adj dot traspeese vomans,
somevol came along under der seats,
und mitouidt me KNOWN. idt stole
mein coat und hat, und IN mein coat
vos mein watch und likewise nein
pocket-book nit sefen dollars puy der
inside off fdt, und 1 didn't know idt
til, der circus vos ofer, und Heine dot
ISIS how lost mein hat. Dot vos a goot
choke on somepody. Heine. because 1
hadt eighteen dollars in mein pants
pocket.
Say. Heine, see puy der bapers dot
der Cherman army ISIS rapidly be-
coming extinct
Hoping you are DEF same.
Your fader,
LOUIE SCHNITZ.
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Mein dear son Heine:
Volts der use of argumifying. Der
old adage says dot "A fool und hiss
money ISIS soon divided" so heremit
ISIS der check.
Veil, Heine, idt iss all ofer. You
know vot I mean. am spoking
apoudt der circus. Idt mass came
apoudt der circus. Idt hass came
Bailey und Mr.. Barnum haff certainly
godt some fine circus, but yum off der
main attractions ISIS now missing. Vot
I mean ISIS der Teller vot tries to sell
gold bricks, copper mining stock, Lake
Michigan lots, und things. Off course
all first class circuses still haff der
pock-pickets, but idt ISIS nodt a sport
ing proposition to haff some vun stick
hiss hand inside your pocket uifd take
your watch und money. und dere ISIS
no choy in idt like idt used. to be ven
you would puy a gold brick or two.
Times haff changed. Now all chenille
men who used to be engaged in der
gold brick business Gdt der circuses
haff raised DER sor- - be oil mag
gots, stock promotioneFs, bankers.
und-and-so forth. But apoudt der cir
Gus. Heine. Idt ISIS chuse like idt
used to be in so mooch as dey still haff
der show ply der inside off a tent,
und half Clowns und things, but
una der kids all had reservation seats
puy der front row on, und so could
hear vot efe ypody did. including der
strained elephants, ind eferypody
else. Und p golly. Heine, you
shouldt haff seen der girls walk tight
ropes, und gymnast on der trapees. Und
der back-horse riders likevises. Und
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-27
GATHER WILD FRUITS
All Parts of Kansas After Food That
Grows Along Streams.

Wichita, Kan, July 27.-Wild fruits
are being gathered this year to help
fill the Kansas pantries to a greater
extent than ever before, according to
letters received today by Miss Grace
Wilkie, secretary If Volunteer College
Workers of the Food Administration.
Following are excerpts from four
letters from various sections of the
state which tell the story:
Northwest Kansas-"No wild fruit
will go to waste here"
Northeast Kansas-"Camp fire girls
put in their holiday picking wild
gooseberries along the Nemaha river.
They also found delicious blackber-
ries"
Southeast Kansas - elder berries.
plums and early wild graphs are in
abundance. Picking is not good near
the towns because town folks are
bringing home the fruit. Further
from town we h. good luck We
find that farr.ers are picking the wild
fruit and selling 1t at good prices and
none will go to waste"
Southwest Kansas-"Sand piums
are being harvested here as thoroly
as tho they were orchard grown. The
plums command a good price. We
visited several places along the Chick
asllia but found no plums to speak of.
All had been picked. These sand
DlumS cost nothing to grow"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-27

compromised. if not more, had not the
Italian troops stood their ground and
turned back the invaders from Italy on
those celebrated defenses. firmly be-
HeVe that that great feat of arms not
only had an objective result of enor-
nous importance; I believe it has been
Of enormous service to the Italians
themselves. They have come out of
great self-confidence, and, If possible.
with greater courage than they ever
had before
Italians to France.
Italy has shown her appreciation of
the lessons and results of the Piave
action by the dispatch of an Italian
force to France. Her confidence in the
reality of inter-allied solidarity is fur
Their confirmed by the arrival of
American troops.
Another great event in Italy's history
Of the past year is the Rome confer
races of Austria and the resolution
which resulted from the proceedings
there. For many months previously,
practically from the time of the Rus
sian revolution, enemy intriguers and
misled persons in the allied countries
had been doing their utmost to break
the ties between Italy and France,
England and America by dispara ging
campaign against the formers war
aims.
Ing dIldCk OIL these per-
sons was based on an alleged incon-
sistency between the supposed aims of
Italy and her correspondihgly alleged
unjust attitude toward the aims of the
Austrian Municipalities. This prop
uganda had certain success in that it
led to q continual pickering in sec
tons of the allied press and a vague,
general, mutual distrust of each others
motives between Italy and her allies.
Whether any serious menace to al
lied unity would have resulted it is
difficult to say, but at any rate the
Italian parliament, seeing the menace
of the situation, called a conference of
representatives of the Czech, Slovak,
Rumanian and Jugo-Slav groups now
under Austrian domination. The
meetings were held with the sanction
of the Italian government. There was
full and frank discussion of all the
problems of supposed conflicting aims
Of italy and the other races repre-
scented, and two very satisfactory re-
suits were achieved. First. Italy
recognized the Justice and right of the
subject races of Austria to indie
pendence, and secondly, she acknowl-
edged that there was no conflict be-
tween tina: principle and her own war
aims. These declarations had a
further beneficial effect in strength
ening the civilian and military morale
of Italy and in dispel1ing the vague
cloud which had appeared to threaten
Italian-allied relations.
Result Summarized.
The Importance of the conference Is
best summed up by the words of a
very prominent allied statesman, who
said:
Italy has shown herself ready to
extend to the Poles, to those gallant
Czecho- Slovaks. to the Rumanians and
last but not least, to the Jugo-Slavs,
the principles on which her own 'Ris-
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DOPpTHYD DALTON ssssLouele.lsH eeazHsuaeasa1s

orgiunento' was founded. and on
which she still may go further than
she has ever done in the past That is
a great work, and those who have
borne any part in it may be proud
of their accomplishment. I have al
ways felt that there was no inconsis-
tency whatever between the aspira-
tions of Italy and those of go-Slavia.
1t is welcome, not only because it is
just and true, not only because it in
crease the cordial cooperation of the
allies, but also because it emphasizes
and brings more into clear relief the
principle for which we are fighting.
Economically, the entrance of the
United States into the war has pro-
duced a much more favorable situa-
ton in Italy. The closer cooperation
in the operation of the combined al
lied tonnage and the more scientific
ALLEGATION of supplies has appreciably
relieved the fuel and food shortage.
Today more than at any time since
Italy's decision to join the allies, the
latter owe her confidence. She is
holding practically the entire AVstro-
Hungarian army on her front, an
achievement which is OF the utmost
value, now that Germany is free of
the Russian menace. She is holding
that army until her time comes to
sweep it from her homeland.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-27
MAKE OWN FILMS
Topeka Girl, Fay Tincher, Now
Heads Big Company.
She Has Spent Only a Few
Years ON the Screen.
BEGAN WORK AS A VAMPIRE
But Lasted Only Three Weeks
Then Into Comedy Stuff.
She Has Been Starring in Many
Popular Pictures.

A Topeka girl. Fay Tincher, who
became known as a successful actress
in legitimate drama, and later became
noted in moving picture comedy, is
to head her own film company. The
theatrical magazines and the Moving
Picture World have announced the
coming of the new business woman as
head of her own company. The Fay
Tincher Productions, as her releases
will be known, will be released thru
the World Film company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-27

The management Of the Orpheum
theater announces for next week. the
temperance of charming Dorothy
Dalton, this time in Love Me-" a
photoplay screened under the dtrec-
ton of Thomas H. Ince. In this pic
ture, Miss Dalton takes the part of
a breezy western girl, married to
wealthy society man whose family re-
fuses to accept her as one of them.
How she wins them to her. thru ire
mendous sacrifice on her part is
splendidly told in the picture. -
AS special attraction and added
feature to the Orpheum program for
the first OF next week. the Orpheunn
management has secured the Giersdorf
company concert band and orchestra,
a ladies' band to be explicit. They
are a company of talent 1 musicians,
extraordinary singers and petite dan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-27

GERS. The ladies' band will entertain
Orpheurn patrons for thirty-five min
utes. The Dorothy Dalton picture.
Love Me-" with the official war re-
view film and the band of pretty en-
tertainers will form one of the best
programs of the season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-27
YOUR LAST CHANCE

To secure a part in the patriotic play,
spirit of Patriotism" to be given in
the City Auditorium on August : See
Miss Lanham at the Mother Goose
party and free moving picture show,
Security Hall, 2 p. m, Monday after
noon.-Adv.
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Chinese Helm Red Cross.
By GOLDBERG

Picking. May so, (by maiI The
Picking chapter OF the American Red
Cross raised the equivalent of $500
In gold during Red Cross week. This
will be contributed to the Red Cross
home office, together with sums OBJ
tanned by other chapters in China :
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Concert at Garfield.

concert at Our1IeIu.
Marshalrs band will give another
delightful concert Sunday evening at
Garfield park.
The program follows:
March-Topeka Capital. ...--..--. Marshall
OFerIQre-L3ueIIa AupCA
Vocal solo-Keep the Home Fires Burn,
Miss Irene Munson.
waltz-Jolly Fellows. .Vollstedt
Characteristic-The Baby Parade. Pryor
Traps by Arthur Hudson.
INTERAIISSION.
March-American Defence. Barnes
Vocal solo-Just a Baby's Prayer at Twi-
light Howard
Miss Irene Munson.
Descriptive.-:Auto Race. .:.....--. Missud
Star SpangIsd Banner. ARE. RiIaey
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13
IZjaVa.

GlavTi odbor Jugoslovanske Soeialistiene
Zveze prihaja Pc vsestranskem premotrivanju ru-
ske situaciie. XII ie najvecie vaznosti "a zavedno
delavstvo in inJerese mednarodnega socializma,
do sledeGih zaklju6kov:
Ena izmed predpostavk Socializma ie razvoi
kapitalistiGnega sistema V TAXI meri, da ustvarijo
kapitalisti6na pOdjetja veliko armada industrii-
skega delavstya, da postanejo representative ma
sprotja med delom in kapitalOm mast proletariata
jaSna in popolnoma razumljiva. da 81 uStvari Ia
proletariat organizacijo, dovoli moGno in spoSob-
no ne lie IA premaganje vladaio6ega gospodarSke-
ga sistema, ampak tudi IA uspeSno organiziranic
novega druzabncga reda. Da Sc more to doScci, je
nadalje potrebno prevladavanje veleinduStriie
mad malimi podietii in dalekosezna koncentraci-
ia kapitala in produkciie, da dobi socialistiGna
druzba gospodarSki aparat, ki je neizogiben "a
organizaciio moderne produkciie.
Razvoj Rustic nj V nobenem oziru doSegel
take viSinc. Russia ie preteznO agrarna dezcla
in Sc tudi Y agrikulturi Sc nj izlusGila il zastarelih
metod. Necina nlenega prebivalStva nina Socia-
l~isticnega mania, katercea ne more V practitioner
delu nadomeSiti nobeno dozdevno demokratiGno
custvo niti ne ~simpatijc do Socializma, cd nepo-
ucene mase vecinOma napacno tolmacenega.
Ia udejstvovanie socialiStiCnih naGel so V
Rusiji manikali velevazni pogoji i'm vsled tega je
uvedba socialstiGnega sistema Y dezeli nemogo-
ca. Ze zaradi tega nj mogoce priznati ekSiStencc
socialisticnega rezima, tudi ce Sc tiSti, Xxi so mo-
mentano ma ceu Rustic, Sami imenujejo socialist.
Ker nj mOgote doSeci Socialisticnega ella z
enim mahom, je bila prava naloga ruskih social
stow Sistematitno pOSpeSevanje vSega della, XII IL
stvari pogoie "a zmago Socializma Med TO spada
V prvi vrsti Smotreno pOdpiranje industrijalnega
razvoja. XII je V sedanjih razmerah odvisen cd ka-
pitalistiGnega razvoja. in krcpk0 podpiranie noli-
ticne demokraciie. Vprico tch dcjStev jc Sodelo-
vanjc burzvazije neizoeibno, dokler sploh nj pro-
letariata, Xxi hi mogel brez ME izpolniti memo ma
logo V gospodarskem procesu. ali pa &c nj proleta-
riat Sc S~posoben "a to nalogo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

: tenn, da so 81 boljseviki prilastili izkljuGno
pOliticnO moe, so prevzeli Odg0vornOst "a nalogo,
XII je po faRtienem ~polozaju ne morejo izpolniti.
~lzloeitev burzvazije liz produkcijskega procesa,
d0kler ne more proletariat postaviti drugega IL
s~peSnega elemental ma njeno mesto. ne povzroGa
revolucionarnega napredka, ampak reakcijo. Po-
manjkanje zavednega delavskega razreda puSGa
proletarSko Waldo brez zaSlombe in brez moGi. da
hi r~esnicno i~zvajala socijalistiGne naloge. &c SC V
takih razmerah nOGe u~makniti, ina lie dvoje sred-
stew IA Ohranitev Svoje OblaSti ,DcmagogiGnO cd
nehavanje napram cgoisticnim zahtevam nezre-
lie. SocialnO ne poucene in preizkusene mase, koli-
kor je mogoGe ZadoSvati njenim instinktom, i'm
branialna Sila.
BOljseviki Sc posluzujejo obeh sredStev, s ci-
mer praktiGnO zanikavaio socialisticna naeela in
najprvotneJSe zahteve demOkracije. vsled tega tu-
di Socialni, politiGni in kulturni napredek ter H.
roGajo nacionalno e%konomiio dezeIe zalostni re-
akciji.
&c zadostaie niih oborozena sila. XII ina
vSled prevladovanja demogogicnih tezenj slabo
ali pa nikakrSno Oporo V narodu, "a zatiranje do
mace opoziJe, sc izkazuje "a povsem nezadostno
roper imperialiStiGne diktate dovolj krepke zuna.
ME Sile. PraktiGnO Sc TO izraza V ponizanju bolt
SevikOv pred nemSko avtokracijo, XII 81 je vsled
z~greSene boliSeviSkc politikc pridobila gospodu-
joe vplN V Rusiji, tako da je boljseviSka vlada V
nalvaznejSih zadevah lie Sluzabnica nemSke Wade
in re zaradi tega nespOsobna. da hi V dezeli usta-
novila in vzdrzavala socialiSticen sistem.
V nasprotiu Z dejanskimi moznostmi ie boil
SeviSka vlada morala SkOdovati normalnemu
razvoju Rustic in mu je ~resnieno Skodovala, $ ci.
mer je tudi razvoju Socializma v dezeli napravila
nude ovire.
d. ). II. torej lie more priznati, da pomeni
boljSeviSka metoda : sOcialiStiGnega stalica pravi
nacm viadanja in upravljania. in smatra to TAX
tiko "a Socializem in NIGGA interesc IN absolutno
kodiiivo in ncdopuStno.
iZvrSevalni Odbor J. :. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13
IZvLECEK ZAPISNIKA sEJE IZvRSEVAL
MEGA ODBORA s. R. IL. 81. OKTOBRA 1918.

Zacetek seize oh osmih zveGer. Predseduic br.
kerze. PreGita Sc zapisnik ~preisnie seize in Sc
sprejme. Br. tajnils poroca, da je bio prispevkov
meseca oktobra S591.24 najboli Sc ic izkazala Gle
velandska zenska kraievna organizaciia S. r.. H.,
ki ie poslala Svoto S350.00. Dale p%reGita nekatera
%vaznejSa pisma. med mimi cd Italian American
News Bureau in Fri piSma IL Washingtona Emo
teh sc nanasa ma zahvalno brzoiavko ). II. H., po-
slano drzavnemu DEPARTMENT. povodom odgovora
predsednika WilSona ma motto Stro-o grskc Wade
in sc glaSi
Oktober %, 1918.
Mr.. Anton j. Terbovcc. Secretary. Executive
Committee OF the Slovenian Republican
Alliance, 1861 so. Lawndale Ave.
Chicago. III.
SIR
The Department acknowledges The receipt.
by reference from the White House. of your tclc-
gram OF October 18th, expressing. in behalf of the
Executive Committee of the Slovenian Republican
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

BcrlinSka "VoSSischc Zciumg' %iavlia. da So
jc poveljnik zagrcbSkc earnizijc %. oktobra pod.
vrgel L NScmi Svoiimi Gctami lIrvat>kcmu Narod.
ncmu Syetu. Noiaki 50 takoj Iameniali cesarske.
kokardc ma kapah ) hrvaSkimi maxi. IlrvaSki sa.
Dor je ra2vcliavil na"odbO l. OgrSko in ma vSeh
hrvaSkih k0lOdvorih jc hila razobeScna hrvaSka
zaStava in vsi nemSki in madlar,ki napisi so bill
potrgaui in zamcnjani ; hrvaSkimi. SrbSki Ma.
rcdni svet Y S%araicvu sc ic uiavil "a zdruzitcv s
Srbiio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13
CENTRALNI oDBOR DO NoVEGA
KONSTITUIRANJA:

John Ermcnc, Joseph Fritz, Joseph, Ivanetij,
=. Judnic, Ivan A.. Kaker, Anton Motz, Frank
Mravlja, Jacob Muha, X. II. Poglodic. John Re.
eel, Joseph Steblaj, Frank Saws. Frank UdoviG,
Charlie Vessel, Andrew Nidrich. Stefan fabric.
John kalan, Anton Zlogar, Louis Trugcr.
(Opomba. NaslOv IN piSma in dcnarne p,-
Siljatve ic SlcdeGi Anton j. Terbovec, Box |, CT
zero. ILL.,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-13

Pa vendar he misliS, o Demokritos. da 81
bono dali odrezati trebuhe in Sc bono legli 'spat
V senco dreveS, kakor to store 20 zimi nakatere
aivali. XII Sc ~zalezejo.
Nlkakor nisem tako mislil. o Aristip, am
pax sem hotel SlcdeGe povcdati ker je V zeIodcu
zace1ek VSega fla i'll ker sc brcz NIGGA ne da Ii
YETI, Je trcba ma svetu vse tako izpremeniti. da Sc
DO tudi Z MIN dobro zivelo. O TEN je treba pre-
~misjati iii o tenn hi hotel gcvoriti $ teboi. XII 81
moder, kakor praviio. rn
Reclmo najprej, da zelodec, ker ga imamo
In ker III brez NIGGA lie mOgli ziveti, kaiti hi
SlVen del Je nasega ~Zivljenja in telesa nj mai
VecJe zio, ampak lie vzrOk fla takrat. kadar nina,
kar bi moral imeti. Primal hos. o Demokritos. da
bogati ljudjc in oni. XII imajo mnogo JEST. ne ho-
dijo krast vtuje hise, niti ne takaio potnikov ma
kr1zpotJih. da Jill ubijejo in oropaio.
- To je res.
- Nasprotno hos primal. da ropajo in kra-
deJo oni, ki sami nimaio kai JEST in 50 ma TEN.
da umrjejo lakote.
Tudi hos primal, da bogati in premozni ne
delajo trdc ma polju, ampak da sede donna in do
bro 1--WE iii Sc lie IA svoio zabavo ~zanimajo. IN law
ne drzavne razmcre. "a metno,t in uGenos1.
- Da.
ToreJ Samo oni. Iii nina kai JEST i'm ic
ubog, ola 81 ne more kupiti. mora trdo delati in tr-
petl, ali pa mora ako ie slab clovek - iii ma ce-
Sio III tam kot ropar napadati potnike. ako Sc mu
ne posrefi ponoti okrasti dom Svojega soseda.
- Tako JIG, q Aristip.
ioveJ I'M sedaJ, o DemokritoS. ali je bolie.
da Je mas. HI zivimo cd rediteljice materc
IemlJe, wee, ali je boie, ako mas je mani.
Ma vsak nacin. ako mas ic mani, o Aristip.
kaJti ne zemlja ne raste in Sc ne VEGA in tako Sc
mora cnaka mnozina njenih darov deliti med NO.
eiiako Sievilo Judi, cato dobi vsak tenn mani. elm
wee Jc Judi ma Svetu.
- Dobro ii odgovoril. o Dcmokritos. cato 50
Judje, mcniS, nekdai, ko Jill ic bio mani, bolie Ii
veil nego .sedaj, ko mas ie wee.
49, Mcnim tako.
Ali Sc ii ne zdi. da ie pri vccjem Stevilu
IJudi tudI wee delavcev. da sc delo deli in da obde-
lana od wee rok zemlja wee rOdi in da je V nasi
dob lepse ~zivljenje nego ie bilo pref.
Idi sc mi. da je tako, toda V resnivi sc godi
bolje lie onomi, XII ne delajo. ker imajo wee dobicka
od wee della, docim Sc Onim. XII delaio. podi yedno
'labse, ker jih JIG vedno wee.
Dobro 81 povedal, o Demokritos. Ako 10
toreJ Judi vedno vec in pridelka vedno mani. ie
Deda Vedne vega; beda pa JIG pomanjkanie IA
potrebe zelodca cato morajO ljudje wee
dela1 III bolJ trpefi. da Sc nasitijO. ali pa mOrajo
fem wee zlocinov, tatvin, %gOljufij, ropov
IN umorOv, da takO pc krivici pridejo do tuiepa
ia.
Ma vsak nacin je tako, Arisfip. Rekli
prcje. da trpi lie oni, XII nina. kar mora imeii
ia z%vlienje) in da lei V TEN tudi vzrok zlocinov.
Primal hos torej, da je beda vzrok vsega zlega in
la je beda n~ajveGie zlo.
To ii priznam po kratkem premisleku. o
\riSiip' kaJti vpraSanje, ce tudi beda morebiti nj
e posledica hudega, Sc vecjega fla.
Nct!e 2O hi mogel biti samo Sc zelodec.
~ bedo povzrota ker pa hi brez mega ne mogli