The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-03

NJ ! brave worker for the
+ pyoduced scientific works of
- and, hunted out of Rus
II unknown in England. he
Iii bread by transiating his
rs into English.
~ many other, Kropotkin lived
fhe people that he had led
a 4 and beyond him. He knew.
= died. that encouraging re-
&f5 a Ike loosening great rock
IS s. or mountain-you cannot
m .lar Il will roll or what 1t will
Kills "a In his boyhood in the aris-
r6fic Corps of Pages and brought
q / ,e Russian court. Kropotkin
III rI9ht to choose his own regi-
1 a Joined the Siberian Cos
-. was the one man in mill
III rebelled against injustice that
"a touch him.
iSndf 4 French revolutionary writ
~ ding their doctrines in Rus
H. spent the early part of his
Sljn u Iuahle scientific work, remak-
rsD of Asia. Then he realized
= nj the world needs is not a
- ada lional scientific facts. but
~ IL tribution of knowledge al
10y n mems possession.
Ero6Dt in was real radical, and
! ~ trou ed as such. Switzerland ex-
E&ued hl l. Russia would have made
INIT wp 1 Of him. had she been able
! n ftt HI n France sentenced him to
m year In prison
Hest ,N kropotkin's revolutionary
E1j1i1Ss Ife La conauete du pain
~ co1e lest of Bread The State. Its
Efda 4 Istory and Fields. Factories
~ W0ft hops.
M SO y Of his life. Memoirs of
5els(io ist, and his Mutual Aid. a
- ~ revolution: have most inter-
~ ~ Erican readers.
l1(l Nd, written in 1902 shows
iere !strliggte for existence.
~ Hstriving to kill and eat
Il i ies not explain life on this
4z<ltl. ~
" portant, even among ami
4AN savage competition was
&H kaAe halpins another
~ n Dives and bears have been
q W be deer still lives. Wolves
beArH each thought only of him
The ! sntle deer. living peaceahly
f34 kre Interested in each 9TH
An s. med each other. OF fifty
N n erb every one had for its
1>Idd me hundred eyes, and one
I'D ea ;. on the alert.
Ameri a. two hundred years ago.
ing even vwhere herds of deer. and
1eks Of y dives living on them. you
mt have said. -the wolves will last
long as here are any deer left for
em 70 ca But IL was not so. The
4o1yes kill d and ate their wounded.
ne deer ht lped each other They still
re here q the wolves are gone.
20 with luman beings. those that
1ssped aaci other survived and their
zcendauts live to influence other
nerations. The selfish and savage
Qe Killed or.
Therefore human beings are not
qa'te the Iood-thirsty, cannibaIistic
aestures Il ey we're a few thousand
years ago.
Vhe ihcidt nj told by kropotkiH may
interest gen Iemen who think ii theii
euiy 10 fight the Jews as selfish grasp
BIG people.
kropotkin travelled first class or
railway; he was uobclman. the
dice were not ant 10 bother him
Nhen ~ wanted to bring danger
Z iesoiuth nary literature into Rus
sas unde taking was so dangerou:
ae Was glad to hire two Polisl
70 ira isport the intellectual
- ayns mite ON the railway 70
He pro nised liberal reward an,
pe ven il. when they me
his destination and deliverer
So oFhiuaei literature. Kropotkil
new iea OF Jewish characte
they d clined to accept one pen
ohd u 9 cost of a return ticket
shey took because they wer
iney old Kropotkin that tn
t'acIion of helping to sprea
SAaedse vas sufficient pay TO
~ork thy had done. And the
= nsked | leir lives.
'0S does that impress gentleme
y say Jews think OF. and care 10
''ains but ioney?
hn yru see jew success
- PLAYING his part in the mea
xorldwi lie struggle for wealtl
~. DC fo alish enough to suppos
me iiy thing he cares for.
soa na0 seen Lord Palmersto
- A'hist r of England, as a vel
1f1.S ~. Fid az across English xielC
- IS non Ids. you would not ha'
. o'ssh nongh 10 say, "fhe on
aat y maI cares for is Il
q. ush. While Palmerston VI
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