Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-10-20
HE FUTURE VILLAGE.
4 ConAaaiio1 OF i=aaSfri=l Nth ASri-
cultural Enterprise

NE siIISo
A ~ConhIaaiion OF i=da<f-i=l With AEr-
cultural Enterprise
A~gricuitcrc IS so much in need o!
aid from ,ho.c uho iahab;t Il cities
That cycy sunze- thousands OF ncn
Icaye their Sums in tie towns and 80
10 the country for The cason OF crops
The London dcstitutss go in thousands
10 Kent and Sussex as hay-.naEcrs ed
EoppicEcrs: whole villages II Franco
abandon ,aeir homes and tbci- cottage
Industries IN The su2Eiar and wander
10 the more fertile parts OF the coua
try: and IN Russia thee Is crcry year
"a exodus OF many hundreds Of thon-
sands OF neH who iourney from the
North 20 the Southern prairiss for
harvesting the crops Thile many St
Petersburg manufacturers reduce their
production Il the sunocr. because the
operatives return - their native VII
laec5 for the culture o! ibcir al.o:-
rca:z Ex:enzivc ~a-ricalturc Ga not
b. carried OF Without additional hands
IN the summer: bat il still! moro needs
: temporary aid for ~iHPTcrigJ thc soil.
fc- iea!U!dia= it, productive powers
Stcan-diS=:a-. drainage aid M
nurc- would render the heavy clays
70 the no-ih=c5, Of London 4 much
richer soil than Ia1: OF the American
pra-rics To become fertile ;hoSc
cLays waat only plain. U-sEllcd human
labor scchas i necessary for digging
the soil. i@y!ngia drainage tubes pal
yc-izing phoSpho-i:es. md The like;
ard tha; labor would b. -l-Glr do-c by
H. factor! workers if i; ucrc properly
organized II : free community io- the
be-cGt or the whcic society. Tho sol!
Claims that Lid 1rG j; would have il
under = proper organization. Cven !! il
necessary 10 sop many mills IL
ih2 sunne for :h2: purpose No
Goutt the present i=ctory oEnc-s would
consider il ruinoas il they hal 10 stop
ike!- mills i2r several months every
year. lccauSe the c1pii.I engaged il =
f-cto-: Is expected - pzraD money
c-c-y dag AID cvc=y hour + possible.
D=i that i the caoiiali>ts yicyT o! the
--i:cr--ot the c~Y2nUHity's vicw. As
70 .hc workers. who ought - be the
real managers Of Industries. they will
fad !. Eca thy MT to ~T>-sorra the same
zC=ot9n0us TTo-i. IL the year round.
KID they Kill abandon il FOR TIE sum
TacE. II iaGccd iacy % not find the
mans Of keeping The factory running
by relieving each other in groups
The catering OF industries OYER the
coua:Ey--o IS 20 bring INC tacto.y
--26si the Feds and 10 maze agr!-
culture derive q! thosc profits which
il always finds IL being combined with
industry (Scc the EaEtcrn St2tHs Of
Aacrlca)-snd the combination .! in
du=t-!zl with ~a-ricullu al work are
surely tho nc=; step 20 BE- made. as
EoUn - = reorganization Of our prcsen:
condition Is possible That step l. in
posed By the very necessities CT pro-
dvcing for the producers themselves;
it IS imposed by the necessity for each
healthy MAJ and woman 20 spead =
Eart Of their lives ia free Tori; ia the
free air. and il will bo rendered the
Eo@c necessary when the great sO=ial
movements. which have nov become
unavoidable. CONC 10 disturb the
present international trade and compel
earn nation ~ revert 10 her oUn re-
e0urc@s Tor her own maintenance
ITITrS EraIe!E!1, i! Nineteenth Cat.
IRA.