. Recensione di recensioni e mondo del lavoro. state facendo avanzare su di noi con il Governodella servizio postale, strade comunali, parochialchurches, scuole pubbliche, vigili del fuoco, lampade stradali.Ordine massonico.s, sindacati, nelle biblioteche, tutte, inone senso o in un altro, forme socialiste. Completare social-ISM non è ancora arrivata, ma si sta avvicinando come un thiefin la notte, con una gamba già alla porta. Gamba Thatone simboleggia la pigrizia, una qualità di quasi uni-versal pos.session ; l'altra gamba significa l'altruismo,così raro un attributo umano che la vera socialismmust trattenersi a lungo sulla soglia. La a

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. Review of reviews and world's work. been advancing upon us with thegovernment postal service, municipal roads, parochialchurches, public schools, fire brigades, street lamps.Masonic order.s, labor unions, clubs, libraries, —all, inone sense or another, socialistic forms. Complete social-ism has not yet arrived, but is approaching like a thiefin the night, with one leg already in at the door. Thatone leg symbolizes laziness, a quality of almost uni-versal pos.session ; the other leg signifies unselfishness, so uncommon a human attribute that real socialismmust tarry long on the threshold. The author ofStiirmsee (Macmillan) points the shaky hazard ofall social experimenting through the vicissitudes of acertain cooperative enter^jrise. Go slow with yoursocialreforms, says, in effect, the sapient Mr. Holt; j^ouresure to get into some mess youd never thought about;especially, dont believe for a minute that a lot of freeand equal citizens agreeing to work together at a jobfor a few hours a day 11 make them any better off than. HENRY HOLT, AUTHOR AND PUBLISHER. they were before. No more sense—to quote a char-acter of this book—in a lot of mechanics going intothe tin business than in a lot of sheep going into thewool business. And stating clearly enough his beliefthat Those who think must govern those who toil, Mr. Holt seeTus to despair of any but the vaguest, re-motest moral development engendering a prevalentspirit of self-.sitppression. We may not admire self-interest, continued Mr.Calmire, but civilization has never yet been spelt with-out it, as Mr. Carver says, nor has any man yet sug-gested a coherent system by which it can be. Not if you put altruism in place of egoism, ob-jected Boggs. Well, said Carver, that job was begun by apretty capable hand a couple of thousand years ago, and at the rate were going how long do you think itwill take to finish it? David Parry, a millionaire manufacturer — Henrj-Holt being a flourishing publisher — makes game inright wit

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