The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-09
TIE SUB WAY
BY Jmhua Long
(Bv Joshua TJonq

ana SeHQS III he SUD OF a ISIenQt III
speaking Of the colOnist. Comrade c.
says: 1T as the best paper gel and
would let all Others go first Your
Uncle Josh is moi up on occultism. but
there is something that tells US that
anyone who can say such nice things
about the Colonist must have a host Of
friends who would like to read the
best paper published this side Of
well, where is Jimmy Higgins2
Comrade Ed Landberg (Colorodo)
who spent some time with US about
year ago, sends the wherewith to con-
tinue his subscription to the Colonist
and informs us that he will soon have
his affairs in shape to return to the
Colony to make this his future home.
No, Alexander, tits not necessarily al
tragedy when one leaves the Colony;
if his head is right he can. and usually.
does, come back. ''As a man think
eth, so is he.
Comrade w. T. BeaIs (Wash.) ex-
tends his subscription another twelve
moons and makes some very pertinent
comments anent the disposition Of some
professed socialists and co-operators to
set themselves up as courts OF last re-
sort in the movement and presume to
pass final judgment upon their fellow
workers and the integrity of their mo
tives.
You are right, Comrade B., the soci-
alist and cooperative movement is big
enought to allow all of us an opportun-
ity to try out our particular ideas IN
cooperation without interference from
these would-be saviors and the move
.ment is too small 10 permit Of energy
being wasted in tearing down, when
there is so much constructive work to
be done.
Colony cooperation. is not the only
way, but it is our way and the Colon
isl IS published to propagate that idea;
Il will not be used 10 fight those engag-
ed in other lines Of cooperation.
The best way to overcome such me-
fhods is TO give publicity to the mes
sage Of construction by hustling SUBJ
for the Colonist--that is the SUBWAY.
'**##
Comrade FloydlC. La Rue, Comm
who visited the Colony for while a
wear ago, renews his subscription to the
aColonist and says: Il have to tell you
again Of the steady improvement OF
YOUR publications.
Thank you, Floyd-you know. lit
tie encouragement helps out like every
thing sometimes; however. we are moi
inclined 10 become puffed up with com
ailments Colonist can be made
and must be made, much better papel
than il is; this improvement will come
inst as fast as it is made possible by al
increasing circulation. We are climb
ing towards that hundred thousanc
mark-when We reach that goal we car
begin to think of DAILY Colonist
One subscription week, for the mex
six months, from each of our reader
can more than turn the trick. aom'
cannot do 50 well, others can do bet
ter,leach can do something; 1t is u
TO you-get busy.
Comrade ]. c Sanger (Ohio) renew
his subscription to the Colonist and tn
Co-operator and says that he expect
TO ION US sometime this fall.
We can always find room tor on
more good co-operator. and we can a
ways find about ten jobs for each on'
Yes. we are busy bunch, but the the
that what our labor produces belong
10 us, and 10 the movement, acts as
lubricant which causes the wheels, ono
set in motion. to go spinning aToun
long after the regular eight hour day
ended Who said socialism would q
stroy our incentive to producer
doesn't work out that way down her
So q
Comrade Otto Koch (Penn'a) VI
continue for another year, his studio
n the theory and practice Of co-ope
alton through the columns IF the G
Speaking Of the colopist, comrae
K. SAYS. 1T is the most interesting P
Der / get among dozen others. fe
it's good thinq-nass it along.
If we were an embryo SAINT, y
might get peeved and make complal
when in our mail we daily find t.
of words so wondrous kind and comp
ments in mode extreme that g yo
Uncle. il would seem that some "
read the Colonist, very patent POI
:aI. abe point is this: a XII