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 THE GRAND COULEE,

By CAPTAIN CLEVELAND ROCKWELL.

Volume II

Number 3

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"PHERE is a clear troth in the idea that a struggle from the lower classes of society, towards the upper regions and rewards of society, must ever continue. Strong men are born there, who ought to stand elsewhere than there. The manifold, inextricably complex, universal struggle of these constitutes, and must constitute, what is called the progress of society . . . How to regulate that struggle? There is the whole question. To leave it as it is, at the mercy of blind chance; a whirl of distracted atoms, one cancelling the other . . . this, as we said, is clearly enough the worst regulation. The best, alas, is far from And yet there can be no doubt but it is coming ; ad-

us.

vancing on us, as yet hidden in the bosom of centuries: this is a prophecy one can risk.

Carlyle.

A NEW REMEDY FOR TRUSTS,

By JUDGE J. W. WHALLEY.