Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-05-27
TTAHlS is Equality Colony num-
Der and | have received an in
| tlmation from Headquarters


mony of this edition ifI de-
voted my columns to the proposition
with which eve" pioneers are wres
Ting
nave done more or less "hack"
work and tackled some pretty hard
assignments but realize that nv
chance OF making hit in competition
with the staff who have been making
q speciality Of colony affairs, while |
have been wandering in the field of
economies and politics, is pretty slim.
1t occurs to me, however that the
personality of some of the members,
who have helped, and are helping, to
make an object lesson of Equality
might prove interesting to those who
are watching our progress through
the columns of this paper. So here
goes if | have to take to the woods.
as | probably will the morning after
publication, with the whole colony in
full cry at my heels.
The members are literally Zoo NJ
nerOus to mention SO if | simply
deal with the, to me, most cOnspic-
uous and picturesque characters am
sure the Others will excuse me. If
there is any disposition on the part of
those described to fake nvro,l+;o1
will lick Zen, N IRE ,,ct
! run no risl, n heoinn;no with
c. E. FELTON,. for in ali that nerta;ns
to Equality and the B c c he occupies
a co1nDandino pos;tion. Among the
first to arrive, am WILLING to bcf the
vast acc11t7111at;o7s of ve9rs of ON
dustrv and integrity" that he will he
the last to leave if leaveit should ever
unfortunately come to lie, He is con-
siderable Ola "s1,y-scraDer" IS I'D
but his feet are on solid ground and
his sleeves rolled to his muscular, cl-
bows for any hard. disagrccable lob
for the benefit of the ,Omfnonwco1
He is not we2Ger'' 7 should ike
to see tbe c01cr of tho mans h9;r ,yro
could lead Foual;ty. but in season
and OF of7palor IL works With those
who are t,-v;-,o. In. Grove He 7,-oc+;o
ab;1;t,, of 1-,,,t,-9t;l5 o,,G n,-a5, +bnse
vh0 life from, him rosrect I'm
II ~ IIo1Iador, 1,t,ee;Ia,,4 Cf +1a
colony j. a~oti,a,. cbaracter that ;,,,-
nrrcsce mo o,,d ifT ,11oi,a o4,1, ei;ts j.,
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tia 4b;ro, ill., +Lot o,++ +, 90 ;na Ia
ia Las ~ ~,.;+I,e+o0d tho o,.;(ro,,c;os,
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a. ne " 'if rs ttt'S eIiiiis LC - u@'i'S 90''
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- Win $50 o'iilluCiieG ma l aP-
P,odoii enc SI1oil6 t}eIsollalllI VI oul
e'lito'' pro burgess ior ne mas INC
power OF Int press 9efl r MN anu !
nave seen M, ms aPt.tuue loI putting up
scrap ne lroSIS OF A :, iltNe
Whitehed MS locks Wii,cH ,S Ni'ieioe
OF ms having carried d oliule' vi
testament, or pottie, or SONG olllcl
oid tmng III ms NAT but ms Is. near Is
stu youthiui ana ne mas aolulhS lallh
IN the destiny OF lilahhilu'
superintendent OF puDlc VOTES roy
mas also ne%iected TO eau lot tlG PACK
numbers OF ms halr Dut MS MINISTER'S
are the envy OF an adnirin2 conslI II
ency., lie is not so ungratelui 20 Ma
ture tor having given nm an open
countenance as 20 leaNe II uIliieCes,
sarlly closed put II ne d0es ilre d Ioou
many "SnotS III the ar ms supply oi
ammunition Is so ample tnal nc man
ages to DrinS aoWn MS snare oI INC
game. -,
Mr. A. l.. Young aliaS ilaIleIuja4
allaS ilgh PRESSURE young Nou'u
probably De as ilUCu lllSSSu rs amy