Simon-pure Anarchy

All pwermnent.s are founded for he safety of person and property. Yhen either of these fa il to secure ïrotectkm thvn ïovcnmH'iit ceases ml anarchy begins Anarchy means he vulaiiui oi the sanctity ol home. ïhr degredation of our mothers, our virves, our (lauühters, our sieters. The tiiriit againsst capital is only the irst step. The assertion that al) property sh-ould be in common is alurtog to the person who Is without my or who has not the (aculty of ecurilng any ior himseit', but it is atall nevertheless. The next step n anarchy te the dteruptlng of the umie. and the aboliBhment oí the ruarriage ceremony. After property becoines common then comes the peron. Virtur must be blotted out. liiere must be no such word known. "irtue and anarchy are deadly eneni.'s. They ean not exiöt toether. Vil women must become liarlots, all nen beasts as far as the gratlflcatton )i the lusts are eom-erned. That in la:ii word, i's tlie cuimlñating .step n anarchy. First anarchy in busiïess. then anarchy in moráis. Anirctiteta wïll teil you this is nottrue, uit it ÍS true. Wluat else can mean he worde: "All thinga in common 0 all men"? The workingmen who re havlmg troubli' should guard wïth 1 Jealoue eye their cause. They should not countenance for a moment vny one whio is talnted wlth anarchgm. Tliey can not afford to. A pood overnm-ent is an great a blessing f not a greater blessini; to the lajoring peopte thian to the wealthy lasses. It protectfl thelr homes and heir ia.mLlies. In this country cvery man is a Boveretgn in his own home. ie híiis a volee in choosing every oiicer, from the lowest to the higheet, hat admimtetere the laws. In that ie enjoya the powers of a. kíng. He houkl jiot be led astray. His only alvation is a good government, his mly hope the protection of property and person.