The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-09
:. :. By Temple

For, after al1 money is a makeshift. and when we get the conditions which, the present age of the world. get by means money then we can afford to let money go. Money pre- cious nowadays because wealth is scarce. When wealth is plentiful, money cheap may that in some future period of the worlds history, money may De done away because real wealth, in the form of the accumulated products labor have come to take it's place.
 You know, there this One is the millionaire who thinks by hoarding the other is the penniless reformer thinks if he can only take the money from class and give it to another all our ills will be cured
 They are both on the wrong track They might as well try to corner all the checkers all the donnoes in the world under the delusion that they are thereby cornering great quantities of skill.
 The money delusion is, in reality. a terrible It simply turns life topsy- -turvy. We think accumulate money is to accumulate wealth, make money as the saying is really to create wealth.
 Some of the most successful n1oney-makers of times never added one pennyworth to the
 Does player of world? Well, neither does speculative gambler capital
 we all created wealth up to the limits the easy din1is of our creative capacity then it would simply be case of there being enough for every body and everybody getting enough.
 Any real scarcity of the necessities of life the world-not fictitious scarcity caused by the due to lack of production. And lack of production is due only too often to lack of knowledge how and what produce, if this is lacking, then the knowledge how to coordinate our productive ener- gies.
 in it's unnatural states, like this misshapen, nnisdi rected, rnismotivated economic system of that
 
 tion is not the disease, but the symptoms of a dis society.
 This much believe
 That the earth produces, or is capable of pro- That does food alone, but everything need, for everything is produced from the earthr-even blast furnace and steel ship and motive
 That possible for labor, production, distribu- reward be organized make it. certain who contribute the social whole shall receive individual share-a share deter justice for the greater contributors, and in generosity for the humber ones
 That regardless of the frantes and passions of human nature economic system could be ad- usted selfishness though entirely abolished would of its power to work serious omic injustice, that life could be organized. at least the material o it, in fashion more com ity.
 That we are all interested in contributing to the present in this subject for there is no class-there is class!-whch would not be benefited by a order of society.
 all nonsense to say that those who have happened to the present condition Of things are unitedy determined keep things they are. , There are feel that But m of circumstance ana oo not see vhfther hey times tending
 All men vision that wrong can exist with benefit to anybody. We suffer or smile alike Inequality justice down hard on one as on another. inaccurate even to speak of ben beneficiaries; there only those who reap one or another kind of the injustice
 An unjust is unfair to all, and not least +o those who seem profit most by 1t. because 1t ctIrtesx them false estimates and principles I,overty and riches not two states. one or I,oh sneIls happiness other failure; they a,, boh be opposite poles of coossally unjust der of society.