Rensselaer Journal, Volume 10, Number 45, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 April 1901 — Another Bellamy Colony. [ARTICLE]

Another Bellamy Colony.

Undaunted by the experience of so many Bellamy colonies which have flourished for a brief season and then collapsed, another one will be launched shortly among the hills of New Hampshire. The promoters are sanguine this one will succeed, as they will introduce some improvements on the original Bellamy system. No ministers, for instance, will be allowed within the Jimits of the colony, members desiring "tbe benefit of clergy” having to go *’*Lside for it. Lawyers also will be barred out, the promoters having no faith in their honesty as a class. Every one in the colony will be forced to work for a uniform rate of wages and those who are lazy or prove themselves morally unfit will be expelled.