The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-10-03

wealth and position letter the author enreag
not to have the work published
author matter which were
re the opposite He believed that such printed
activity public upon concerning social the
relations capital growing masse
all convinced him that the
that could helping
peaceful solut of the problem
Knowing Schultz young enterpsng publisher
ability nnsh and INTEGRITY he had a confidence the an+ho Herd him tho
proposed bring up
nearly whole night reading interested did
powerful and pranh and at once decided mon it's nuhor
Without special advertising profound
steadily increasing
not talk about Il to his friends The pictures M society under certain
conditions which presents wildly
the most careless and enough to act them
the tendencies OF the times and whittier they leading
has been SO widely read and discussed as
has Beamy Looking Backward but
powerful influence hardly
work that will be talked about this week and forgotten
contrary book the fame which will grow
and widely Like
water produces and constantly increasing number
will with constantly exerted and widely growing
fuence until it's mission s accomplished
1t has been well said that great book
that of written special purpose Take
Cabin for Though slavery
the veest
venerable author mention OF both almost daily the
public prints So Of the that Csars Column will
that will undyng author
that have said much about the book should
readers idea it's
First, then, the book supposed century
and narrative which year.
The told in the form OF letters which written by
Gabriel Wetei
lis to him important He makes the
ship which then the usual mode navigation His first letter his
brother details the his and describes New York
he finds it. million inhabitants with
the and far beyond that dreamed by the
scientists
during intervening
and 1889 the which working
widen the breach between the and the richer classes he finds
tai oppressive oppressed
worlds history feeling humanyno sympathy
existing between man and between those are rich and tho
gotten and the His divine precepts have fallen
Henow discovers the existence order known The Brotherhood
of Destruction which numbers its members by millions
the globe This brotherhood planning universal uprising which
take simultaneously all the world This outbreak of the
this gigantic and awful people overthrow to
their and their lights finally place and
destruction life that appalling followed by anarchy
civilization BLACKLIST darkness
Right here the first grand lesson the book teaches for the
all the dire and terrible that the
socialist anarchist voutonst OF to-day would shudder
emplng vounta other methods than those
destruction for miorang the condition the At the
contains lesson Tor those whose false idea OF superior
birth breeding makes them Indifferent the their fellows
happiness
application society justice
rights the umbest OF Gods fully
recognized they to the utmost the enomyent of those
rights There running through te narrative of the
between the and heone besides manyin
eresng thrilling incidents relating the daily life the characters
with the brotherhood already mentioned and
together charm OF the work. hold readers undv
ded attention from the first to last.
should read Caesars Column It's great book and will
for the time spent in it's perusa feel too that
failed to adequate idea
the reader OF these lines realizing
WORTH much literary production
that to have powerful influence the welfare Of
the human race-Ed H. Pr1tchard
Hall Called Account right justice OF the
! asApeoAh1i m RESOLVED That we deeply regret
oNoN AAoon OoD' that one having the interests Of
1890 the producing classes in charge