A NEW SERIES OF ARTICLES ON CAPITAL AND LABOR.
By Editor
FROM the pen of Prof. G. W. Rine, who has for years been a student of the subject, we shall soon present the following articles under the general heading:— THE INDUSTRIAL CONFLICT IN THE LIGHT OF REVELATION.
I. Work a Duty and a Blessing;
II. Wealth and the Obligations It Imposes;
III. The Demon of Avarice;
IV. Monopoly, Its Nature and History;
V. Present-Day Monopoly;
VI. Phenomenal Increase of Wealth in the End of the Age;
VII. Congestion of Wealth versus Diffusion of Knowledge;
VIII. Prevalence and Duration of Poverty;
IX. "Lovers of Pleasures;"
X. Lawlessness of Labor;
XI. What Will the Harvest Be?
XII. How the Problem Will Be Solved;
XIII. "They Shall Not Build and Another Inhabit." The above are not to be considered as exact titles, but as indicating the general scope of the subject. We know that these will be intensely interesting. The paper for this period of time ought to receive a large number of short term subscriptions. We shall endeavor to announce when the series will begin in our next.