Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17

exchange grow up which would enable So
cialists to be Independent OF such influences,
certain it is he grew to be almost enthusias
tic at times of late, and now answers duty's
call with counter emotions. Just so long as
Equalisy exists room will be found for their
reception should circumstances permit their
return.
Sisters Darr and Lyon and Bros. Lewis,
Griggs, Long, Potts, Geo Jaap and Hart
were the formidable expedition which went
down to the Lewis tract and in one day cook
ed and ate all the food there was in the larder
and cleaned up all the weeds in the 4-acre
garden. They all together went merrily
away in the morning but they returned in
the evening sad and one OF the party missing.
The sisters will go no more. They have
proven themselves unworthy the great trust
imposed by them. We never thought they
could become so self-absorbed They
were especially admonished to care for Bro.
Long lest he wander from the way. They
didn't do it and he wandered according
ingly. When a man has reached his three
score years and ten, or come within a couple
of years of it, he is craft which sails the
sea of life without steering gear and should
be intercepted in any short cut he may at
tempt toward certain point, lest the said
short cut abruptly conclude his further asso-
citation with mankind. We have our misgiv-
ings as to the all round equilibrium of those
aged people who SO love nature that they
must onioy her in solitude, especially when at
their elbow she can he seen to such superior
"a, IL,
and picturesque vocabulary of Bro. Lewis,
and have said so, urging the pro-
priety of a guardianship, as both the
women have raised large families and should
understand how to guide erring and uncer-
tain footsteps, we thought they would see the
wisdom in our suggestion and felt no appre-
hension. 1t was Carey's stories they say
which drove the old man frantic and made
him dc termined to deviate from the custom
AIRY course and go seeking wonders and that
no amount of prudence would anything avail,
which may be So as people semi-hypnotsed
pursue their delusions with marvellous sub
tlety. But on the whole we are inclined to
think that the unusual indulgence in lettuce
and radishes in conjunction with the
inhalation of the gases which arose from
the bige water in the slough affected the
epigastic nerves of each till all became
bissfuly oblivious. With that instinct
which we thought was remarkable only in
the canine species, Bro. Long had started
back to Goldendale and had gotten about ten
miles or more ON the way when the sonorous
sound of the fog horn reached his ear and
brought him back to self-consciousness. that
is after Carey blew through it and broke tn e
spell.
Live Questions" is one of the great books
of the century. He who reads cannot help
admiring the author. 1t is worthy of careful
study.
In the 1000 pages of the book, every line of
which is dedicated to human liberty and ir,-
provement, not single false note can be
found not a single weak argument, not a
single half-hearted declaration for better
conditions and higher life.
The critics will search in vain for flaws and
the professional sophists retreat in disorder
from the unhnehing array of facts-Nor-
tons Monthly
Ia Equality colony has an exceptionally
fine piece of land 90 acres in New Mexico.
one and three-quarter miles from Eddy. In
the famous Pecos valley, under the Hager-
man Irrigating canal, with permanent water
right. Finest fruit land in the southwest.
1t is now covered with musquinte, which is
worth the price of clearing. This is an unu-
sual bargain at $500 cash, or machinery that
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