The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

thorized. but the conditions under which it
will be permitted will be laid down, Socialism
not desire that they should DO vaeabondizing
table, for each person Whatever 'b be the ass.
sex. habits, or constitution must cat exactly
the same ioSd: and !. served me same duan,
minutes to each person at the end OF WHICH
Ike public wsshins and dtstrbutins st estab
lshments the linen is Iiven ont strictly ac-
corlinE to the number 81 persons that apply:
plea. In the same way no one is allowed TO
have more rooms to live in than are strictly
Is NJ a
good for food. clothing, lodging, washing. and
tsS9se9, as ,etnrn 10. tho work ne does Tor
graf uitous; no other wants are recognized.
Meantime emigration, increases Mt such a
s Hs ssa a1 hc w Ss os
artisans try to evadc thS, country the frontiers
ers.. artists, nnd painters who have fled. our
hookbinder writes OF with great disdain.
wa, q tn work he s% tnsP Thp
fellows. but wish to be paid and pe,ted by tho
bonrPeo,s!r and work according to their in
,decreed to Socialist heroes the absence OF
scHlptors proves somewhat inconvcnient;
Now; strange to tell. scarcely is everything
In order when. instead OF every one being
cont ntcd. no one is satisfied. 1hr nist Chan.
sellor is removed because he Il discovered to
have employed u servant tn black his boots
and clean his room; lusttyirg his acti ny
shying TINT affairs OF tho Government do not
allow him time for such mrninl "illc"s. His
successor tries to content the people by be-
slowing on them unlimited free amusement.
In vain, An attempt 70 force equality by
instead Of rs choice proves equally nnsnccess-
full. The theatres. hring over'rowd"d. haveto
DO reduced from free entrance IT,, t. entrance ny
country excursions. Dbl lying tn" town dwell
ere tn einigratc for six hours u week. no mat
country folk to come inside the towns. rouscs
general grum bling. In short. failn all round
OF the peoples amusement experiment.
hinder 60 from lad to worse. Agne.. FESTIVE
Of restrictions and OF HOMOGENEOUS labor. w.ites
eS"ss whout aed
after many. vicissitudrs, ilces with her to
America. The it'll. girl dies IN tho public
going to SEQ her on the rhild's birthday. and.
being spddSniy sh"wn tho llt,lp c1rnsfh is
u sh w IS so nn sxed When 6sr
husband visits her. by the retailing Of her
grief that he is ordered to keen away, in fu-
time inside his liked eight hours to visit her.
S she as the lists Of
of suicides and ATTEMPTED suicides. for dcath
and exrntriation. ,sternIy prohibited. aro
sSe"rabI H prison existence. School Wlers
tina younger son has been placed proves most
unsatisfactory. for the boys. knowing that the
state must keep them In am case. refuse to
take pains to learn, The same spirit prevails
in the national workshops: tho men grow idle
erdered by III" S,"te is either not done or
done in tho most perfnnctory and negligent
fashion. Foreign cvuntri es refuse to accept
the German merchandise because 1t has grown
80 bad. In consequence OF tho order to- repudi-
nte all debts with foreign countries war
n turbulsnt sitting in which various extremely
unpopular measures nrn proposed In order to
obtain revenue Thus dinner rations IRE
disgust q Tie aes in ill., aIiery Of the Diet
ns M FIJI IS the tha chsn
c-llor. tn" second having fallen rs well MS tho
first; At this unrropti"us moment the work
tend the public meals. in the hope OF starving
them out. Will" things are In this state tho
French concentrate their cavalry on the west
east hovers horde from Russia. The national
guards are order Ell out nGanst these invaders.
tut # is then found that the military stores
{" do fS s@H day labor
more increased; much to the general diseon-
tent 80 that in future no one will have time
except for work AM! eating. Other. trades fol-
low the example OF tho workers in iron. do
merry. and that they obtain even less salts
faction nnd result from their hard labor Each
al refuse t. to the ord
to storm tr the c s"re. G Of Gread The protective
artillery is. called out against them. hence
out terriaic w." c"nTit t Of affairs. The book
binder !I alarmed Tor MS family to which he
FIJI rnSs l3nay G9twihstna1g his socI
Of the nEtd whels the old grand,
neGl, ct and want o., family care and love the
old mans faculties have quite gone. He then
visits his wife IN the hospital. only to lind her
this pass. Even tho hookbnders faith is get
ting little shaken. nnd he begins to ask him
c.ty alter ALI, Lastly. he goes to visit the in
sri,u.e where his younger son is placed to see
whether heat least. IS p.osnrrl9gE, n order
accidental sho: strikes him and Ii ills him on
tie spot. The book closes with ~ letter from
that he has been able to get safely into Hol;
land. whence he hopes to reach America and
live in an organized society.
he lett Germany: anarchy within and war
without AT the last meeting OF the Diet. OF
ws ha e te o nrdn5nse ahu y 1
grave indictment against socialism anu to ex-
pose what the boy think Ks the real source OF the
Socialist reality has proved worse. than the
must pessimistic forebndiDgs. 1t Is false to |
affirm that t.: deficit IN the budget is due to
State by its encmios. The extra charges en-;
tailed by the need OF rqinsttuting and |
police force only account for II
fourth OF what is lacking. the real reason
is tho diminution Of production. and
tho cause for that is idleness. Work has be-
come II corrtp. the equality of salaries the i'm
possibility Of amelorating ones condition BY
activity and intelligence has broken the
springs Of all energy. Work is no longer rs |
rs it was. because wit the disnp-
pcarance Of the private promoter every re-
sponSible person. every economic survelllnmcs
~ hinder want and waste has vanished. The
heads %: actual industries lack all st nulant: |
Formerly even the state msiiaged enter
prises had the support OF private competition
TO quicken them INTO activity The actual de,
Lict proves cnnclusively that the lndustrlul |
promoter was not II sulrrfuous being.
At what point have We arrived 10 restrict |
all personal aud economic liberty In Germany. |
which to-day presents n large prison. an enor- |
nous GaileyS. uniformity in the hours OF work. |
The obligation tnwork: the nomination to GER
tain branches: this. after all. Is the ancient
work OF III" prisaos. and even the condemned
were a HE IL ca II u private trile- Lodgings |
have become cells families have been violent |
~ dispersed. IL You did not fear that social |
SIN would perish Tor want of individuals YOU |
you'll even separate the sexes And the food. |
II il not that foled out to prisoners Indeed. |
We might say that given in the prisons was I
more varied and more succurnt. And in
order to complete the resemblance have
you not imposed u uniform dress. have you
not instituted an army OF surveyors who do the
} tiice tint milers inf At least the condemned
nan lived IN the hope that hs might be par
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