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">'o Interference."
There is one thing anarchists will n
consent to, one thing they rebel again
(at least lu thought, and sometimes
net), and that ls anybody's assnmptt
to rule another, whether lt be SH
king, nobility or a democrat raajorll
says William M. Salter in The Atlant
They are disagreed about many thin
There are individualist anarchists ai
socialist (or communist) anarchists, I
Hovers in private property and belle
era in common property, but all all
believe in self rule, and they ure as mu
opposed to democratic state soclalb
as to stute socialism of any kind. Th
believe that power intoxicates the Ix
of men and are not willing to allow
in any form. "No master, high or lov
they say, after William Morris. "I
life shape itself," "Mind your own bu
ness," "No interference"?such is th
demand.
fcrulnaue mid Huh thu Mest Method*
I'ur ( lirckliiK Hi* I'vst.
The biological department of tbe
Massachusetts institute of Technology
has been engaged the past winter, un?
der (.he direction of Professor WiHUm
T. Sedgwick, in a study of the condl*
lions most favorable to breeding mos?
quitoes and of the best way to y | 1
of these conditions. Heretofore tlie
use of kerosene oil spruyed on the
face of the breeding pools Ima been the
rene dy 11.0*1 commonly employed, 'lia*
mosquito larva-, thrusting their long
breathing tube* out of the water.
in oil Instead of air and arc speedily
suffocated, it i.* suggested by Pro
or Sedgwick's department, however,
that the use of oil. while excellent for
the time being, I- 01.ly a ti ::ip r.-,:y
expedient after all. nnd that 1!;..
