Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-02
Books for The Times

Progress and Poverty. An inquiry
INTO the eauso Of industrial depressons and n
crease Of want with lnsrslsO ofwsalth Ths REM
ely. $40 Pp
Ons Of the most important contributions yet mads
% economic literature. II Is full Of vital thought
bwTttsn with oameSiness and power, and Il . work
hard . lay down when enes bsgun.-PoPHlsT So.
aSeS hostALy.
SPFor1sSS and Poverty" d not merely the moSl
OdglnaL re most striking and important eontribus
VA which political economy has yet resolved fo9
knedea but Il Is not too much TO say that IN thol9
CSSpettp h h9 had equal since the publication %
hfhS Wsilh Of Nations, by Adam Smith, en-
fury bKO, or q, least, since Malthus formulated hle
thkory ~ population and Ricardo hlS theory Of rsnS
A uloT1 aggressive, not 10 say audagious, book wa
nspg Wnii,n.--NfV York Hsyai&
Social Problems. The N. y. Ssg saySg
ate thcbs who read only for diversion We may
~ DIST ben 10 not dry page IN this book le9
ih8s PAratTuph but will compel atimtioAD
PR0tOotlon or Free TradO2 40
eEAnnAton efha uEn Question Win e'psadSs'
gard 70 the htaAtls o. Labof. !
y. psOrTS has written a. an economist - y
asyipsPS yea, more than that, Is 4 patTi.l an1 .
CAtstin. We heartily commend hls book y
who Wish 10 Gee IN intelligent diseulsan Of I've aa9
popular QuIstlon. = CASrsb Prsu, New Yofk ~
A POPplSxOd Philosopher, BID
= Unmlmticn e M. Herbert Speneero Vaflgto
Vl)lnneaS o. he Land Question, with sons Id
atAti Fliartnea 10 hb syuthale philosophy. I
NIovsGys mGilsS pOiitn9 h bsts. ~ 80 saais
-, HeIA elQo. RsO ~ o. M 1oIsos9
III P,obsni" sts SiSO bubiiiAsJ n INHALER tps a
essiJ ZACH.
The Condition OF Labor. Army
70 thS SnsysllSil Sf Pops Lao XIII. Containing
thS tlxt 81 he SaeysleaL
Net only Dc mon Judd, compact and IaishetoV
0bosltiod n the single ta1 doctrine that has alS
psifad, but the kssnt,t ertlqvs the several heoO
H. e b5nlsmperAne6is toelalism.-Goltd Ae1s
dsi1 IS srHfJ, bEpsy, % esHti.
Tho Land Question. What Il lnvolv8
nd How Aleas \ Can Be Settled.
Ono FiSss tom 4 reading Of this WORK with cen.
With admiration for the elsarneis with With \ y
tiaiSa.--M Y. Tina.
his Esm ofloEie, bssutihil IN composition ane
profound IN thought Victor Hugo nsvof Panns4
anything grandsr.-SaeFsmeBfo Be-
Rapsy, 30 stniI.
Property IN Land. A Passage a AIMS ~
tween ~ Duke u Argyll and Henry Georga.
PapsT, 80 esnth contsnts l. "Ths Prophsi e
lHh laAslses By the Duke Of AfEyh FSa
ths MsfsAaIh Ce1fHII for April, ise4. II. Iho
Reduction to Inlqulty." By Henry GsorgG Froo
tha MssAsrafb ciuiHgI Tor July, 1884.
An Of abovs books are BY Henry Georg0, who's
WORM have had a larger circulation than any oth8
beck ever printed u English, except the Biblo, =
well as being translated into aimoa all othH laa-
EuaEes. His ths5iss now hSys millions Of eafnaSl
Active Sdvoeates and you should know what thly
are In order 10 successfully snswef o. urge hem.
Tha fact that New Lsiland, which has partially
adopted he tngls TAX, Il prosperous, and no ma4
wlraHg 70 work are lds there, willis elsewhere ~
sysfths world buslna,s Il parlyted and men lnxioaa
70 work are suffering from enforced dlensis. has At
traeted unlyenal attention 10 these books, and W
hAy1 arranged TO mail them postpaid on reeslP q
pdea. Send cash with order and address this papef-
The Story OF MY Dictatorship
wai aiso 3 mailS poslyaid on receipt Of 90 eintl.
Ths K-leAtt # LaBoy IouraaI says Of lfi ~
prsmliss % u % economic reform what : Looking
haekWsrP w. 10 Nationaliim."