Volume 6, No. 2, June, 1918

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The Internationalist Page thirty-seven
Llano—A Soul Laboratory
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the mainspring to his effort. Such men should not be classed
as Socialists for they are merely those who have failed to individually
gain benefits, and hopes through co-operation with
others to secure them. They are socialists through expediency
only. They are not to be trusted with power. It requires
the laboratory of the colony to learn these things. I feel sure
that right now many of the readers of this article are hotly
repudiating this allegation and sincerely believe that each
person wearing the Socialist label is the genuine Simon-pure
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One of the results of the Orton-Hungtown-Harquelin combine
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have also taken up the story, some gloatingly, some apologetically
with explanations to show why the colony could'nt succeed.
But the colony goes serenely on.
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other wild fruits to give variety. In the fall there will be
hickory nuts and in some places other nuts which may be
stored away for winter.
The people of the nearby towns, those who visit us, and
newly arrived colonists, are well pleased at the progress
being made. The residents of the colony are being housed
comfortably. They are working and achieving.
A great deal might be said about what we are going to do.
But we are not saying much about the future plans except
an outline of them, for if something happens to cause a
change, we are placed in an awkward position. We might go
ahead and tell more of what we hope to make of this town
here, of how we expect to carry on our farming, of the
plans for concentrating largely on one crop which promises
to yield heavily and return good dividends with a minimum
of labor. We could tell with convincing figures of what we
will be able to do within another year, but if adverse weather
conditions or something else that cannot be foreseen should
intervene, we would have some difficult explaining to do, and
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When the saw mill and planing mill are set up and in
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must remain only as interesting as facts justify and
not as interesting as imagination and prophecy might make it-
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