The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20

to place IL 1 have no visible so-called
means OF support Ga certain amount OF
money!, notwithstanding the fact that l
may have an abundance OF the true. God
given means OF support. strength OF body
and willingness OF mind? No. Am FREQ
10 ask for aid In case OF need? No. Am
l free TO pluck the corn i'm another mans
field, as Jesus did, TO prevent starving2
No. There are but two things the work
ingman out OF job can do He can ask
an employer az he can gain admission 20
his royal highness' presence) for job.
and II he don't get IT, he can lie down
and starve. II he tries to shorten his
suferings by cutting his throat. and don't
make successful job he will be punish
ed for attempt at suicide. And society
looks on him and smiles at the misery OF
the victim OF a brutal system that builds
high walls with barbed tops around tho
mansions OF tho consumingnon- producer
TO protect ifs hallowed precincts from the
foot Of the bcggar and outlows OF fumani.
~. Thus, We suppose. IS che protected ne.
ligiously. I'm the enjoyment of whatever
he may produce" what, What ne pro,
dnces. No. A man IS not protected ~
what he produces. But he who appro.
pirates the product OF anothers labor M
will be protected. II it takes all the Mar.
tins and Gobins in the country 20 do e..
IL the productive laborer enjoys what he
produces. whence does the non-producins
capitalist derive his enjoyment? Does ne
suck it out OF mis- thumb2 Not much.
/ dislike 10 tax your patience and take
up so much space I'm your valuable paper
but I have to ask. and hope you Wiz
grant the privilege Of giving YOU sons
quotations from the Creator as voiced
by His inspired law-givcrs. prophets and
H.. q A..
using and increase-taking. the horse.
leeches that suck up the blood Of an Ia
Dor I'm the world and weep for new
worlds 10 devour:
Lev. XIV. p: The land shall not be sold
forever, for the land Is mine.
David says: THE profit OF the earth Is
for all"
FIX. xii. %: II thou lend thy money 20
any Of my people that Is poor by thee
thou shalt not be 10 him as an usurer,
neither shalt thou lay upon him usury
Lev. XIV, 3j-37: And II thy brother be
waxen poor and fallen IN decay with
thee. then thou shalt relieve him. yet
though he be a stranger or soiourncr:
that he may live with thee Take thou
no usury Of him or Increase but fear thy
God, that thy brother may live with thee
Thou shalt not give him thy money upon
usury. nor lend him thy victuals for in
crease.
Deut. xiii. 10: Thou shalt not lend
upon usury TO thy brother; usury OF
money. usury fvictuals. usury OF any
thing that IS lent upon usury.
RS. w. 3: "He that putteth not out his
money 10 usury' 'shlll abide I'm thy
tabernacle"
Eek xii. r. 70: I'm thee they have
taken gifts 10 shed blood: thou hast taken
usury and increase. and thou hast greedilv
gained Of thy neghbors by eNtortion. and
hast forgotten me. saith the Lord Cod
Behold therefore ! have smltten mine
hand at they dishonest gain which thou
hast made and az thy blood which hath
been In the midst Of thee
2l %: r will gather YOU and blow upon
you I'm the fire OF my wrath and We shall
be melted I'm the midst thereof As silver
IS melted in the midst n the furnace.
so shall We be melted IN tRe midst thereof:
and ye shall know that the Lord have
poured out my fury upon you
J. J. QUANTZ.
Richmond. Va. Oct. ~. 1897.