The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-18
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The Republican Printing
and Publishing Go,
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rONDAy. NOVEMBER IS. 1901.
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The following article appeared
in the editorial columns OF the West
Chester Republican. which we
heartily concur in:
MANY employers make it a rule,
TO keep themselves informed as TO
the habits OF their employees out
side Of business hours. They do
this. not because OF a desire to sny
on those whom they have 10 rnst
in many things, but as a matter OF
business precaution. The larger
the business, the more compeltrA IS
the head to trust 10 the ldcl'lv and
the honor OF his subordinate. ami
it 10 therefore quite natura, tina,
he desires to ascertain, bv every
proper means. 10 what degree tina.
trust ma v>salelv be placed.
"Espeeially with Young men.
with those whose character has not
vet fully settled, aud 50 10 speak,
is this interest on the part OF their
employer quite proper. They are
governed very much by their sur
rouudings aud if the company they
keep is clean aud wholesome, no
one is more delighted 10 feel as.
sured OF that fact than the man
who employs them. In tact! the
knowledge on his part that his
young men are what they should
be when they are not under his eve,
will cause The just employ er to trust
then1sto the verge OF generosity.
Young men as a rule are iu'l oil
lite and enjoy ali sorts oil sports.
When they are Otherwise ihete is
something the matter with them.
They are also more or less ambl.
\ tious to make something crcdi,aole
OF themselves and as rule they
appreciate the fact that to become
some body in this world, one must
so live aud so act as TO deserve the
repect Of those who know us. Hence
the Intelligent, we'll raised Young
ran starts in lille with good primer.
pie to certain extent with high
purpose. and the important ting
remalrs to keep him in the right
channel.
Know as VIC DO that young men
sometimes gather where they bad
best not be, because they have no
other attractive place to so. we
deem the building up Of our local
Y. NJ. c. A. matter that may we'll
engage the thoughts Oh our business
men. The better it becomes able
to offer healthllll en- ioyment to our
young manhood. The more assured
may we feel that the next genera
tion will be what We hone TO see it.
Young men must be offered tina,
which attracts them. and il the
institution referred tots made more
aud more OF a place wterc IT Wilt
please young men 10 be, it viii dc
yet better work Tor the latter anC
1t will prove of substantial service
TO the youu. mems employers.
Have We not, then, this training
school OF young men tor worthy
purposes!
The managem Of the RErrE
LlCAN will pay 80 cents Tor ever,
new subscriber paid one wear ii
advance that is brought TO tins Of
flee. 1t Will also send the Country
Farmer or the Farm Journal one
year 10 any OF those now retelv'n,
the REpl HLlCAN II they Will ca
at this office and pay their year,
SubscrI ptlon IN advance. The NE
ruBIIlAN will make an Gilo.t t,
next ninety days, which, II believe:
can be done by system ate canvas
Here Is an opportunity toearn som
Christmas money by small eitor
on your part during your lc.Gur,
time.