The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-21

Three niliioE. celebrated in l,a2. t3.oOO.
COO in 1881, and Dsl. AHi..aW will III 1893 cele-
brilte the landing vi Columbus. They will
be educated and refined, Ter the ar;> ANA
sciences will he taught IN the public schools
Not only viii the mind vi tie pupll be
trained. but the hant! a. sell. AMI c.;tii
child will tp instructed III the r!:in!l;. ni
tools. they vii. ir instructed III the iiinc
tion- of every part Of the human system.
man. know thy-elf' will have II meaning
in i.Ei3 The economic aud SOFA! questions
OF thrt!ay will also he tauglIt in ,le%>clonls.
there will he 10 Unet.!ciltrd persons In act
AZ drag~ on the car ui progress.
The form of government VIII he simpler.
the initiative and referendum will prevail,
and lawmakers will not he the autocrats
they now are, for they will truly register
the will of the people. they will not dictate
to them a> at present The commonwealth
will be organized o. industrial lines: labor
organizations will have disappeared, for
there will be no longer a necessity for their
existence An ideal democracy will stand
upon the foundations WE d! 1881 ARE erect
ing.
Railroads.. water courses. telegifIphS. telc
phones. pneumatic tubes and all other meth.
obs OF transporting passengers. freight and
Intelligence will he owned and operated Gy
the government, The earnings of these
agencies will swell the public treasury
Homes will flourish. for they will no longer
be taxed Instead OF ievoting 80 much
time and money to the erecting of great
public structures. IL ut present. the e:rc,
ton and wdorniment OF the home will r.
ceive first consideration
Each home will be regarded aS il coutri
baton to the wealth ANA beauty of the ma
ton. the arnin%- OF public concerns Will
aefray the cost OF maintaining streets. sew
ers. waterwurks and light am heat giving
e~i establishments Cremation will take the
place Of the present system Of burying the
dead the living will lie healthier. Tor the
EARN will not he poisoned through intc"
ment of infection. The contents Of sewers
vii, not flow into river and stream to send
deadly vapor- through the air, but will be
utilil..! to e.,ioh the harvest yielding earth.
The progress OF the lower grades Of AM
mai life ba. been skillfully guided aud
FASTENED un;ii We may now assert that cat.
tie and fowl are approaching perfection. In
1893 the same attention will be bestowed On
the human race. and, instead of rushing
blindly rward increasing and multiply
ing ut har'.aa.rl, humanity will knowing
~ and inteiiigcntly advance to higher alt
tubes. There viii lie no very rich or very
poor, for long before 1893 dawns upon the
world the Indusi riali-ts vii! have learned
that the riislig OF large families l. hat
another way to create slaves to perform the
drlduory of the wealthy, and the family
will ie restricted to the capacity OF the par
ent> to maintain and educate
Under such conditions prisons and poot
houses Will dtciiae. and divorces viii net
be considered necessary. The system which
a Il -. -..A -,.. .,.l
ut the same time makes millionaire- Of
other viii nave disappeared As Il con,e-
qIlencp the confinement and punishment
Of criminals vii! occupy Int little of the
tho.gilt or time of the men of l..E3.
T Y pOWDERLY