Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-07-23
THOUGHTS. Your Ss Uncle

fl HE impossibility of profits is only
iii exceeded by the impossibility of
I no average business man recognizing
hat fact.
! A MICHIGAN food company is pushing
new food intended especially for ''re-
hiding the brain" So the Socialists
Re not the only ones aware of the pain
! i condition of so many of our citizens.
Int the Socialists lacked the nerve to
tempt to wiring profit ont of the
kfrmity of the American public.
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"SIX LEADING business men," says a
dispatch. not noticing that it is tear
q off the veil from our competitive
stem. ARE in Jail at Charleston. SC.
the charge of numbering the colored
stmaster at Lake City last February"
hat they are recognized as leading"
siness men. it is evident. as is the
Sc with most of them. is because of
eir money rather than their moral
birth.
Dr. will be interesting to the wife of
beverage workingman to be informed
the steps taken by the manufacturers
hosiery to crafty her patriotic taste
d their unpatriotic greed. Stockings
now made in red and white stripes.
kh the the tops of dark blue spangled
h silver stars. They cost but So a
r, and of course will be in large de-
ind by the great mass of people who
themselves pinched in their daily
Ing by the operation of war tax
u ch neither the foreigner nor the inn
81 tier nor the manufactures nor the
Flly-patriotic business man seems in
least inclined to aid in paying.
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kNEorphan asylum in Pittsburg. Pa.
put 10000 tickets on sale for its an
picnic. The management desires
aise an increased sum this year, as
home is crowded beyond its capa-
and more commodious quarters
be secured" And these are not
orphans of patriots who willingly
ntelligently offer up their life on
battlefield in behalf of humanity.
are the orphans of those who I'M
ingly and ignorantly allowed them
es to be ground up into prof Is, no
patriotism. nor for humanity. but
ply to satisfy the greed of those who
Id perpetuate our competitive sys-
No warfare Of modern times can
the capacity of asylums of all kinds
hospitals. as can the common, daily
fare of those who are fighting for
est and barest existence.
"A p ? p
n 3oF. T.. BENZ. ANDREWS, the we'll
YIN radical, who resigned the presi-
y of Brown University rather than
gn his opinions ON monetary and So
stic reforms, has been elected SUI
ntendent Of the public schC OILS Of
Eago. In Mr.. Andrews Socialism
firm and honest, even II conserva-
friend, and il is encouraging to
the forging ahead of Socialist men
Socialist ideas i'm the most uneX-
ed OF places. Socialism is spread
lnseen and unthought throughout
Shole world. and not spot is left
lghtened. or as our capitalist
DIS would say, "uncontaminated,"
vitalizing and humanizing touch.
emancipation of the wage workers
the thrall of the capitalist ex-
n Is nearer even than the
ZIONIST Of the sos ever dreamed of
ON Tor the blacks.
4 4 y
iEADING in a daily paper exclaims:
N''''N ihi nulttFs III II III ftfti-
70 report of our Grecian consul
hg the possibility of controlling
utter market of that and other
RES. This is all very well, but Il
seem TO me that it would he in
Tor our own people to have II
zee ior butter" first. Having seen
{, and hundreds OF families right
American cities who seldom ii
gan afford butter, and knowing
iousands and thousands Of other
g must content themselves with
outterine, ! confess "a thick lack
res, in attempting to rush ouf
abroad. But butter, Ike every
eise nowadays is made to sell and
eat and If our own people are too
poor to spread il on their
authorizations then, of course. il
De sent to the less-pauperized, IL
P, countries.