The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

EgnuicN ia the chair Present Mr.
fnlt, iu and Mr.. Mckcnna. Present.
#ar not voting, Mr.. IIcnncssy and
f'r ~cilWartzmcistcr.
..uiHlism is sWcepin' like d wave
.... Ou' counthry." said Mr. Larkin.
-. radical blacksmith
. hasn't wet my feet yet" said
EeE"una (BopD.
.t.rt Matthew is right said Mr..
.....1. Hes right about it. y few
..o NuIIiGan Wud've r-run me in
H....ts" didn't wear pitcher iV
.|H. Green in me watch chain. an
4. w. frceman's s Sufferage to Pier
...r Morgan to be endorsed bcfurc |
... ur it. Today Mulligan is pris-
....r Jl tn PoliSman's BiniVolcnt Ham
.... ru' MiIIyonaircs Assocyation. an
Fl. -aa turned to tn wall tn Iithy-
-..H. jN In fathers iV his country,
N..nE- CrOSSin' tn Delaware Jakey
-.Hu sthrikiH' th' ShekclS firm tn
-... an Grover CIeValand's Farewell
fl. uIs Life Insurance agents. These
... ullrr gr-reat names that Wanst us
H."" nut busted peaSanthry looked
Hf. fro fr advice that not ony cost Thin
... -Nfu. but was even what ye might
..# commemorative to Thin, has to pay
Il. same rates as Mrs. WinslOW'S
.anfHu syrup to have their pathriotiC
....H'- to their fellow citizens print
... H .h' papers AS Hogan Wud say,
=. .ru II" longer coniurc with thim.'
t.,HEll even con with thin, as | Wud
,rMas different in the gooIden days.
-F-rlud chance n Socialist had thin.
If anybody understood him he was
Kiln :. infuryatcd Wurrukinmen. 1t
H;- a. good thing f'r him that he on'N
#ns- German. which is a language
a# glU' rally known among cultivated
na#f.In. Sch hWartzmeiStcr. They used
.a noJd their mcetn's in a cellar in
NMworth Avnoo. an tn meetin' was
n.u-r ALWAYS followed be an Outin' in
IA. uathrol wagon. Twas wan iv tn
.ne.rtS TO so down to see tn Brother
#aoa iV Man rushed off in tn on'y
Municipal ownership conveyance we
MH in thin days an haVin' their
Ha.1cJcs busted be tn hardy an loyal
n 'Tis far different now. No eel
rs fr tn brotherhood iV Man, but
Hes Nanderhan1erbill give a musical
srn FIR tn ladies iv tn Female Bill
#onarns Arbeiter Nerein at her Ill
SAINT Fifth AVnOO mansion yisterdah
.oh.nonn. TIL futmen We're dhressed
ii. costume iv tn Fr-rinch RiVolu-
uon an tea was served in imitation
htHhe TIL mectin' was addressed
#. th' WcII-knOWn Socialist leader J.
"auucc LumleY heir to tn LumieY
mH<ons This we'll know prolyuiat
@fI hc had become a Socialist thru
sru6z.u' his father. He cud not be
#aH" that a system was right which al
bowed such a man to accumylate three
hundred miIlyor dollars. He had fire.
aueuy thried to inthrest this vim
.ah1. mossback in industhreel ques-
lions. am all he replied was: Get tn
nnnoN.' Th' ladies prisint cud appre-
,att. how foolish tn captains iv indus
'.r.. are. because they were marrld
n th5W an knew what they LOOKED
I'm tn mOrnin. tn tune hid
#nuu Whin a fierce blow must be
-'Hurk fr human freedom. In con
austmu he wud sing tn 'Marsellaisy
"H accompany himself on guitar
Tn hostess followed with a few re
##'hs She said Socialists were not
a#F.urrs, but practical men. Social
.sa. MAS NOT a question iV tn hour. but
h.ul como to stay as an afthernOon in
toftammcnt 1t was less expansive
.aH bridge. an no wan cud call ye
..""n Tr Iadin' out iv tn wrong hand.
~#- hal made up her mind that 1VfN-
a"tN must do sCmethfn f'r tn cause
II Has wrong f'r her to have othef
"""." WUrrukin' f'r her, an she IN
'm5.3 tu free or bounce her serV-
H.-- ,n' go to live at a hotel.
~.. MuI de- her share in tn Wurruld
..ts. Iuo. an with this in view She
1914. .HNiU lessons in noinichuie Dslllt-
y JadN prisint asked Mi. l.umleN
#"" .N-n hats he worn undhef so
...n He answered no, but IN
g.. ""ih loRuc' p"' ht w u' Ie,,,I
'lfF w IN Il i'ooN a,,
.""I ne undherStood NE Md9 ti,,. az 81,
'.| 'n these subjects IN li'ee'il' iIp
"mhod althcr paSSil ~,
"# aim' ON tn husband " TN
p" q" an jump in IN raHet 1,ai.1
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niger l1i<eo 10 ~ IT. +a,
" l''ld'u TO Ee ! ~ tabir5
... "o- IT'S betther tnaI Wy aii ~,
hay" it in 4 2oplet ~
"' ,#'f handS TO t@hih II
r... '' me. lt nae liD an,