Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-11-05

English language that are gen
orally misunderstood end Of
- ten confounded. They are An
arclly, Socialism and Communism.
Anarchy IS without government, So
cialism, equality and communism, all
property being held in common. The
latter word should not be 1nisunder-
stood, as recently by Yale graduate
with thcFrcnch COMMUNE for thew have
nothing in common. Many such mis-
understandings are often discussed in
the lttle gatherings OF men and
women and to such is due the awak-
e1led interest in the cooperative COM
nunity plan. Several friends have
been III the habit of gathering x Ray
mer's "Old Book store 100 Post
Office court, on an occasional Satur-
day evening. Finally a call was sent
out to those who had shown much in
terest, chat a meeting would be held
Thursday evening, Sept. 18th, and to
the surprise OF the most sanguine,
thirty-tive intelligent ladies and gen
tlemen attended this meeting and it de-
velOped that there was an association
already i'll the field The Niksur CO
operative association Incorporated
for S12O,000. The evening was spent
in explaining the scheme Of the Ruskin
cooperative association Of Ruskin,
Tenn, and interesting explanations of
w. 7. Abrams, President, and E. B.
Mayo, Secretary of the Niksur CO.
operative association, of the plans
and work of their association. Chair
man {. D. Raymer appointed COM
mittee OF three to investigate the Nix
sur association, and report Thursday
evening, September %, when another
meeting would be held. The meeting
on the 22nd inst. was equally well at
tended, at which time the committee
reported III favor of encouraging The
association now in the field and called
upon those present to give it their
moral and as far as possible their f.
nancial aid. The recommendation was
adopted unanimously. 1t having de
velOped in the questions, which were
frequent, that the Niksur association
had not as yet provided for a public
library, the chairman started the ball
rolling by presenting the association
with book on carpentry and build
ing, as being the most useful book to
start with Mr.. Roberts and several
Others made interesting talks. The
principal object of the Niksrr assCcia-
ton is ITO purchase or acquire lands
on which it's members and their chill
dren may reside, and engage in such
farming, factory, mechanical, manu-
featuring, mercantile and scientific
operations, educational and artistic
g.. J.,
determined on by It's stockholders, all
to be done on the cooperative plan"
Those wishing further information or
would Ike To attend the meetings
should address z. r. Mavo. 9gJ FIRE.
mont eve. ~, Minneapolis, Nina.
TIE P-2NCIOU5 EFFECTS or VAR.
All war between civilized peoples is
tomtoolcry, a0d would mo- Longer ever
take place il the maioritils dccaed in
stead of the delegates orr ruler. Let
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preparation for Way. All Vcgl-l-1at
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