Disquisition by Scripps, E.W., Is there an unearned increment?, November 18, 1908

              Ohio University Libraries, E. W. Scripps Papers, MSS 117, Series 4, http:// media. library. ohiou. edu/ scripps
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reformers-- that is to say, men who feel themselves
ngi. ng to the only class that can be called reformers-- are, as a rule,
constant state of actively striving for some end they desire,
or social, or floundering in a slougn of despondency, disgMst
.~~; weariness with their kind because a great mass of the latter
to adopt the views of the former. The term ' reactionary' is an
• epithet, and yet he who would alter, make over, or form again
3dj~ i, o ns on old or past modele is himself
a condition thaT;' · dcl; rJ'" I\ lj,.~~ re IBerlt
is generally and
a gre t man;~ ffer~; kin~ s of reformers; there are a
number of them. There are a gre~ y objectives of reform. Even
abundant H ... UC'" betwelll eDe kind of reform and another.
all kinds of men having' all kinde " of religious and other ethical
larels, who are strongly moved by their desire to get a change for the .
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