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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07
LEGACY TO A NEWSPAPER.

Referring some days a. to the fact
that Bel, the noted South African
multi-millionaire. had endowed tele-
graph. telephone. and transportation
companies with several million dollaIs'
this paper said that everything thal
helped or educated the people had Deen
endowed except q newspaper. u
now comes q woman in Italy who gave
in her will three thousand dollars 10
a certain giving this as Der
reason: I'm recognition Of my graft
tude for having been SO often enter
tanned by it."
Rich men have frequently be
queathed large sums to secure instruc~
ton at a college upon certain toplcS.
None but students at that college OBJ
tanned the benefit. one Of these days
some wise rich man will endoW n
to teach some truth III
which he profoundly believes. 50 that
special articles from the most gifted
men will appear regularly III its col
umns, Illuminating the truth. 1t Will
then reach thousands and hundreds Of
thousands of people. The newspaper
is the college Of today to the masses
and is to be more and more the med
ium of teaching and educating the
people.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07
CHILD LABOR LAW


The legislature Of Georgia has
- .htt4 ,.,. Ia ,nat i bet
Ter tAah no A". oot ~
~f.ctiye in that 1t permits uute- cfF-
tain restrictions very Young children a.
T c.,rga
.AN ptoN4dts AhAt - 'HA'' s
~ aEs shall b. employed tn
Ianv factory ar mannarflring .Stab-
3tsnr.r, g{-ntr tn Sat-. mat M
,,. .. ....t,. go. .hen =. =,
~
thhp4"s"a u"' -" -
.phan or has no othtE means 81 sup
mort or unless such child shall b.
, v53,x.a mother
ST dE"h u
child under fourteen Years SHAH ="
emu!ay..d unless ne or she can show
,.rtain r.,ufr.3 ability r. write and
v.,.I an, .bali hay. attended school
- = i 'S'tio'd 'N'
The North Carolina law fafblds the
empIaymtut af children under twelve.
~ III. me
49,
law - 'aititi "4I III
Farmer says:
. .tr,ng committee has l...n or
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07
MEAN AND LOW DOWN.

There is nothing too vile for some
of the Radical pie-eate"s to get tCo
low down to do. The latest is that
they have circulated a slanderouS re
port about a Democraticc nominee for
falsely alleging that one of his remote
was a negro. 1t is foully
false, and the people will show fReil
resentment of 50 infamous a piece Of
politics by electing the man ~slanle~ed
by a big majority. This is one of mlnv
instances of Republican campaign
methods that show their utter unfit
ness to be trusted.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

Baltimore has sent its chief engineer
to Europe to study at close range the
problem Of municipal government.
While the whole world is studying
better methods does anybody suppose
that the Raleigh aldermen Will vote
themselves down a~ntiquated by giving
franchise to the Wake Water Corr
pany? Naturally the men who hold
the Watered bonds and the Watcred
stocks will DO all they can to get this
special privilege to tax the people Of
Raleigh for their enrichment. But
justice to the and due re-
gard for the health of the city for
bids this gift.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

The prosecution of certain trusts
that are still doing business and charg-
ing the consumer higher prices thar
ever. may cause the Republican cam
paign fund to lose some funds in that
direction, but the boost of Morton and
the Equitable will not cut off contri-
buttons from the big insurance COM
panies that make such s~o-called
reforms as to put Morton and
Peabody in charge. The "stand
pat" policy on the tariff guar
antees the Republican campaign
committee all the money it is ready to
fry the fat out for. Railroads may
not shell out unless the Aldrich COM
promise makes the rate bill q failure
tand time alone will tell whether the
bill was destroyed by Aldrich) but as
long rs the men who get rich from the
tariff can secure a "stand pat pledge
the beneiciaries will put up as many
millions as C%Ortelyou needs. All that
Will be necessary will be to mark up
the price of their products and make
consumers pay for being corrupted.
In the face of this abundant supply
Of available campaign money obtained
by the aid Of Mr.. "Stand Pat the
letter of Mr.. Roosevelt sending one
dollar to the Dollar Fund for the cam
paign is a piece of political play to
the galleries that is unworthy OF the
occupant of the Chief Magistracy of
the Republic. 1t is we'll known that Mr..
CortelyOu has on hand hundreds of
thousands of dollars left over from
two years ago-part of it the money
stolen by dishonest Insurance officers
from policy holders. No move has
been made to return this dishonest
money though Mr.. Cortelyou Knows he
is the recipient of stolen goods.
Every sensible man in America.
knows that the men enriched by the
tariff AVE furnished the bulk of the
republican campaign fund for thirty
years, and that the promise to Stand
pat Was made with the KNOWLEDGE
that such promise meant an overflow
ing treasury. Railroads and Insurance.
companies have given only a 1.-THE of
past campaign funds in comparison
with the abundance paid by the pro-
~ L uley quit, the ttrltt
oeneficiaries will q as much more as
the campaign managers call for.
The dollar campaign subscription.
headed by Mr.. Roosevelt, is intended
to make the impression that thu Re-
publicans are hard up and is there
Tore a fraud as we'll as a farce. The
cartoon In tOday's paper from the
aShingtOn Post shows the whole
scheme. 1t ought not to fool anybody.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

Mr.. j. A. Spurlin. chemist Of the
Little Rock Board Of Trade. writes
That paper stock cannot be made from
the cotton plant, either stalk or hulls.'
he says that a cheap grade paper can
De MADE but not at a profit" Mr..
Spurlln may be right and he may be
wrong Cheaper methods NAV he
1ound 50 that paper Fan be made at a
pfont. The cotton plant has worked
wonders. There may be still greater
ihifacles that the next generation will
see.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

Only two Democratic State convea-
tons We're held last Week-Nichigln
and South Dakota. If North Carolina
Democrats at Greensboro had listened
t. those who said it was "~prenlatIre
to endorse Bryan" the State thai was
first for Bryan in 1896 would be like
the old cows tail now tina all the
world recognizes him as America S
first citizen and the logical candidatc
Iof president. If we are premature
We are in mighty good
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

Inc ple-eaters Of Wake, having re-
FUSED 10 give a good paying job to any
republican who has done anv party
service. are now BEGGING the WORKING
ftepiblican TO run on a county ticket
iheY 90 not expect to come witbinn
z,ooo votes Of electing -.
they want to show gains 60 -.
a'uihg with the Federal pie dis
%tributors.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07
All For$1.70.

There has never been offered
IN North CarOlln9 SO much
good readlngtor 50 little money
as We are offering under the
following proposition: Tor
40 we will send the follow
ne for one year:
The Farmer and Me-
chaniC, an 8 page North Caro-
lima home and farm weekly
journal:
The North Carolinian,
AL 8-page Democratic weekly
ne spaper:
The ~Commoner, the able
weekly journal published by
Hon. William Jennings Bryan.
Thus for One Dollar and
Seventy Cents you can get
ali these papers one year.
TOR particulars, address
DANIELS,
Raleigh, N. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

81 bryan wasn't trying to please
- 'allofs Of all the countries he We
ieu' II he had it would have -
fulIed a special train to t,an.,.t
eaoush costumes to have mad hi,o
III style In every country he has
visited. = iidS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

The attempt to get some dissatisfied
Democrats in Wake to lend resDecta-
bllity TO Il fore-doOmcd Radical ticket
VIII not succeed. The Democracy of
wake VIII keep the rudder true. The
ftadlcals cannot name 4 ticket that
can do anything in Wake for their
best men will not let the pie-eaters
use them as decOy ducks.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

If postmasters We're elected by the
people very few of the men who get
the job from the pie-distributers would
be able to lick stamps. The voters
would lick them and put in better
men.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

Most crimes can be o.
mlX-up between pistol
drinking whiskey. EiihrI
itself, but when Joined .os
may be expected.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

The street car COmpanIr
agree to sell ten ticket
I'VE cents during Certa.
the morning and afteIu#|
cent fares are coming IL Bin
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07
n MARVEL OF BEAUTY.

The KinSton Free Press maintains
its high reputation for getting out
magnificent editions. Last week it is
sued an Industrial edition of the coun-
ty of Lenoir. kinSton, LAGRANGE, Grit
ton. and Dover of one hundred and
thirty pages thai is a marvel of neat
ness and beauty. 1t is a fitting preSen-
tatlon of the giant strides that section
mas k in late years and will do
much to accelerate the certain con-
lnued prosperity of .kinston and the
surrounding country. The Free Press
ought to be, as it is. the pride of its
town and section, for no single agency
mas contributed SO much to its LARGO
development and the spirit of co-on-
Grafton among its people.
And still they come. One
ana seventeen new daily subscrintians
10 The News and Observer We're aada1
last week. Some public service or
ooratlon and graft crowd do nor Eko
TINS paper, but the folks who have 30
axe to grind subscribe for if in con
slahtly increasing numbers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-07

GNU it Stit 1ttttIiS
Il never despair. Sometimcs Things
said of me are cruel. and they hurt
but [ am never a peSsilnis. | believe
in men and the broths"hJod of man,
and am confident that everything will
come out right for the good of all in
the end. You are just 4 young man,
but you can take my Word--I am old
er than you n have seen the world
o car always believe in real men"
Il know l have talked nue., With
you, but YOU are Il ~perseN-lins young
man. | know how hard you have tried
to see me, and l admire persistence
1t is commendable, especially in u
men, and it will via in TIE end"
Regarding his trip to Europe, lie
said:
And as for Europe-well, it is nice;
but | love my own country best. Yes,
all the hard things that my country
can say of me can never be crtlel
enough to Offset the love for hon"
ana country. l bear no i'll VIII 20
any man. l am confident that there Is
l"ore good thar bad in the world: an
l am full OF the joy of living. | ne
lieve in men. DO that, and the world
is bound to seem a good Worii ID
YOU. lie as persistent in all things "a
yuu have ~ getting to me, and YOU
Will always YIN"
Here is talking q man who elecfc i u
be hated for the money 1t Woulc
hiring: who has never considered JUS
tice or leaned to mercy; to whom men
are 10 more tl.an who could
lie fried for fiat 20 whom an oath
was the emphasis to give a lie; t.
whom religion was a superstltlous com
OF bribery for God! Yet he whose sue
| cess has been built upon successive
betrayals of those with whom he CON
!. spired to betray; whose life has bean
patterned on h principle of the con-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
raoN FRIDAYS DAlLY

Seymour Riddle eas Is Claenore
tosia1 on b@luess.
g S Aver returned TO-DAY from
Ceeiga HUI and ether points 10 tie
81 Hela
ass g " suoixfas leaves tgday
fBr points 10 the Greek nation lie
sili pssaeh - coweta SUNDAY
Tonight J i Butler Gfand Herald
I. 90. ., slli SO 70 Weleh silefe he
vii institute a Rsbekah lodge
y y stutsm2n and d Murphy
eefe called 70 illuelaekel this sven
ing b the ssfieas Illness q p. q.
SNll
A maf aqc llcsass Nas issued Tits
moldus 70 Willis S. rofter Of Mount
Ysno0. Me- aud Ma 0pteia y.
Ia sseof GEulfsita.
llm tsacs Of Clsoa Que snoug tie
many ufish1 welLposteii sud pto.
aeess,se Cherokee fnd sns sas "a
Nsaita lesssrtaY dolpS rs fal sd
lpt
Geo q nehlaaa ess esteu ye
e sstss on complaint o. NJ !. u.
10 mau shalged With lae e ceay o.
4 ea lie Wes teiesaed ca bond
peuaiue ieafipg.
Z. Wynn rhonnon o. Ielcssn
Nas D. lelag 60 fsec e tao 10
s. hh 81 np .lcfses soss sbipnssi
tohn Il It's place On NlssQg
.rses ee E besntles ssef ss one q.
unss fo,ts = oeua y T6ona au1
f
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

suy yoaf ba'is ahUth ie thn gud
re- q duHpx TIE n'ght worms Gns
ls cause oi thiu siekiy battles it =
stgfsl that q healthy baby tiieu.a
"a tua sisep uef II yDuf tNby
or 49, retain 81 '1od. dout staef-
nsut Nfh col'e cgres snd olhef ne
iriaes hqt ~ a boitis of Whites
ft4n NsFmiQes aut f0n vii spau
= yoo b4bf fare eoiaf fud iaa. as
G silu1Id
e4 81 'eog's, nug s,oFs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
s. NNoust

afkibt fou cant h&st iisfblns fof
fe liver TIE RFr&1ost regulator
yer aFed 90 1efing hunanlty
I yaa saTsf from liver complaint
na ase blllnus 1na fFesfIl its your
lFef. ami ilafuins siil pot Il in ~
fupef condition A pgsltiga cure f0r
sHisiipstion. hill0asueaA Dyspepsia
u a. ti.a igs 20 4 torpid liver TT
hoitle aisd luu stil neTsf Use any
hing s|ss Sold - rea Drug Stufe "
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
FnoAttu DAYA i

fnpa So DAYS 4
nnos fi.ips AIN aussesee e.
o.
R Davidson Is ia Prlos efss
suia8
MALACHI aea Miss EtnaGsH eent
10 81. loala iasl nigla fof few dalss
r. = ~ nr. uaBed sistes com.
sniSsegef uaa ahls % bs AZ sis orsss
tDaay laf s arag slut 9as week
Iaes Ctianae vas released ffum
4il godsy. having served ; aentha
sars lof Introducing
r A mAffih1s llgshse sss issued Yes-
tsgaag aftefnaon % golm Fluksf q
ktscham aasd Miss u Emily nunA.
Naf af Clnofa
Nn Frank Onsrs sassin town
fusiaY from llsf home fcAg Miles. Mrs.
Osilsrs Y one of TIE bestkgoun 30
man Socialists ia stla unitei NiAtet
A daughter ~a6 born this morning
60 Rev and - II Il Moore Tbs
neaomef las hoeo cfiflstened gDcfo
ihl Naafei she snd her mother
afe beh aalpg ssa
a paef casd with a picture - ths
ifNtli posi- las feec Tut 0u sale a
che sArl0ns stores By ne fe4isf
tbs cansa NeFs oriefei fipm Germany
Ia Jauaas4 ASH hass lasi afilsst
- hlneiac. eaa arrested thlf
morning on : ciafgsi q ldlaglsing Of
n1figAgea gfopTFty ga = warrant
s4ufn e9t % Warren 4 Lewis lie
gage land lof lis appesf4nes tefoie
sftsa commissioner
aecfge and Efncs; Calvert Festef.
da, served Ols siag ln .ail Ttey l~At
~ bsisltof nt4f Adslf ehe tileY
ciAlulei iaa psfslrenlf tFetgAssed
"a ilseir property. and wsre senten,
81 q oue dsg 10 iAil a. ans zai costs
They sty lt ~as Werih o.
IN Nep5uA'd aas q this.afisf.
noou from HiaelussS Ne afipgsd
eessn Poland h.ns psea a. 6eofec "
F.elas o. saafhrssf CitT tos&g Ant
ons bred gi., 20 3 A slppyoi Nosalie.
ha Ilr aid s1as fnarubnri pigs 70
hsAf4 Dnpfes AID hailsg ef thH
place
After lanehcaa gesfeniAf saaaiof
Long ~ea lAtsn driving about TIE
tosn b 0eafgs fn.sy. Tha senator
As sKecedlng.y Interested "a Eiei'a,
al Insisted 81 ezznlalug personally
fhs different pllnla - interest lie
. eoap.lasuiei tlie c.ty m6ss highly fsf
tlls pfasfssa it fss Hasls Is lts y
tie 4asefze gandslsain ae.lasf which
it Aaa 10 eeufsad
m aafsmsaf q tils eIefssee "a.
i taas fi0'ishei ia uls l3aa,
sass iHzf tt.a Heltaiiea IS main.
tsmlas ghe Hacs it has - essf kiscs
fs ahHhmeni oae e.
sss nes 81 tlis tp4u tie 0hspsss
@AgHAiF uaa e ue strongest lt
las atea5s bsss papuallg managed
aslJ la namb-f 81 ils nm IS
gssHf8e hpe
Ga Tueaiay u'gi1 e. fas .Hspfsi
cn0fsh k h Dse.dsen s asanlfa
81 aafssiluned sleglng r.sss tie
rafpas ef etien all b ~ ground
usa msmhsn lboplg Ia ths iaada-
msaI4is q uasle. and leasa tasm ta
sas 81 note Al meniiess af tlia
church and coagfsgsflo lou. ana all 9TH.
sn 80 asslss - 90 -. q sha'etef
aee afe Invited T. Join tls class
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
ClIzzs, d 10 Kansas.

Staeeaa, Kan. Nos ia b
aai prevails U4Fuoot Tits section 10.
dss. TIE stOckmsn NsFe caught uns
prepared
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
sc chattsbts

- fnufs hnfsss a usil a. q Yo0ruelf.
Auu nae4 let suaes ifaM r<liss q afiY
s1ft f8af horses gssea Isf suref.
TRY Bottle of bailanlis snan Ll1i
uent ft cures H'l peias n 10.
heftE flaksfsdsid NJ. writes Il
nave used f0gr Liniment fnf ten
ear and ffli f % - fna lssf I have
ser aesd ~ mAa 81 i1asl. Sod 81
Peoples Drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

=-ssaesse----
lfeow AsT0rDs ~
I'll Fafnr wenf % ns,sogcs ,o-
day On business
& A. asa h b psylaean fetafnoe
ysstefdlg 'iem quail E'iaat uaaf
pBof Csoss
A uatfitgs l.nenss wAs issaed ths
morning 70 Tabs Wlilisass and y Is
Lille Thomas both =: chhlSa
Tie @k.w0ntfseld ehllakf Daaal
Iiieka eolafsi died lAsf sssnlns
llufiAl toiAy Ia tl.e elig oemssafY
y, s Waldfep u az cabin Aas ir
Tits eiiy iosiAg and pad tio1ssi
IeArs aehesflptiaa T. Tie Clhpa.g
Rev : r psmhins 81 tie ccugfs
gational chafch i recovering irum
illness tiAs h4s eanansd hlm te ii
homs fof several dAya
L,~on4ri Aablasln q We'ch an
Mm Martha Ellison q ltas slfl ser
marfled e. tis.bfide's home 81 e.
eAst side lAst night bTl ltey &
refHsl1s
A eafusa bridge en the Red Rive
dlFslon e the Fflro made lt nsees
hAfg 70 sand lss. nights train aFoaa
va NeAlafaf 4nd The Raiy Tia
train toashei tsfs at p'eleek
Tie Nase e.aa HNi meet Moudz
afisnoea a. oees Sc tia Hate
Cebe eith Yfs Q 4. james 20
elg0 ilas bsn feafFan.Hd stree ia
eessan and n9v ladies aleus are msas
tes
Ths bursting q 9 tao and tsH
Inch steam gipe .a oua ~ the boiler
fhss things out e gear 81 tilo slsr
tae light pant lssf night tier
aas - Hre llsht mfvsee during fit
night bar tha street lamps All ts
bgfulns - eaa4' fealghf
Mn Anna Bell the aifs af GlNoo
Lsii, c9lefet ef oafca dlei yssief
laY afteuoaa q tlgiald fever. an
al bs buried TOMORROW gfemem
ia tie Lynch esmetsg sa sas 9
yszn Old, ths daughter u JOB sfe
Mar Lynch
Arthur Chambsflain i a Nussoee,
today attending q , cautesf cas-
Nj Chamberlain elaims thst after Be-
hAd sled "a hs land hs name Nas
efases BY one of tie clerks and an
ether man sas allowed ta ne % TIE
land. J G starr las eliaYe ~ the
case
Ta cas- of ". II. Tnteh - 4. b
Hakafman Or breach q variants
sas heard by Judge FAraf tits morn
lug Tie pIaiatig claims tlAf 8
hare shieh hs bought from lager
man. and silci Nas warranted. a.
seized hY dlsgsmpsr slthlu tao
months Hagsrman denies that be
warranted Tie lmrss Attorney kou.
seay represents Thzeb, and Ne
Clapham tbs defendant Decision
Nas pasiponed
II Aftef ~ this city a native 81
ohio infufms The Chioftaln ttat tie
ola plum tree under Wblch Morgan.
who started on . raid thru Ollie dur.
iue the eiyll saf. AS captured is
heng worked 10 into saufeu'sf canes
y 4 tef sses be sas q lie nlsee
weeie lie 81 eeee eas msas
Zee minutes fefss e ,lie Tree belng
lecssed 81 tie sest bunch of Lite
iss ef efees. gboat aye maes 1inm
L sl,on. Oleo sna e. lbe hs8uis of
ns boshood dssx
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

sgd4a1 A. CH 'etnluea last night
Ton he1imtsf. abs he went 80 ft.
lsri tie nesi4ag 81 the eoaft o. as.
uegls On ssroQut of the sssioVs ii.
ness of st CHssioa J0d4s Clastsn
sas n geseatsa dan sltsuai0s ssa
coaf -. aielsiale 20 tie eouct 81
the g~ sdlog asa 70 if,d4s, Nov g
lief nit1 siclans 4sts that Ms CNs.
fon can i've Bat a re- d4sa A. mosi
hns lias teea t,rx AZ sgnms ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

eaevf d.a uog leave of 6aiN-
se ysnfe dsv. Dat ln'ufna ths thie {
tg,u im e kondms wlth y f..
gome-av H. soencsf saaa be =
msklug aoed 2 "a e. % - camps 70
fof saaeiat rent - - Assut Et ms
O 10 raussal0a sud = ions g q
kecoe~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

Ths Bursting q 9 tao and a tslf
lnrh steam gIps Ia oua u the boiler
fhtss things 0ut uf gear 81 tie slsr
tae light pant lssf nRht. tier
aas - are I'sht rv.ee during tht
night bar jaa street lamps All ba
burning a. aaAl f8algHf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

Mn Anna Bell ihs eifa q AIeoa
lett c9lofed of cafce dlei ysstrf
laf Afternoon q tlpfali fewer sfs
~ = buried touoffol Gfemea
&c tie Lfiscl esuefafg se sas 9
yszs old, ths daushtef u JOB sna
hzfy LYuth
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-27
Y. N. C. A. OF CITY WILL
Be READY FOR WORK OCT. IS.

The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton of this city will open it's rooms in
the Torrison block on the 18th prox
The association will have very desir.
able and commodious quarters, consist
ing of well equipped gymnasium, a
reading room and bath rooms. The
rooms are now being fitted up
II was the intention of the society,
originally, to have its rooms in readi'
ness for use by the first of September;
but, owing to various unavoidable de-
lays this could not be done.
The 19O6-1907 lyceum entertainment
course will be given under the auspices
of the V Nj. c. A The canvass for the
sale of course tickets has been started.
1t is probable that the first number will
be offered five or six weeks from This
date. The course will include several
first class musical attractions, lectures,
recitals and so forth. 1t is possible that
one of the attractions will be a lecture
by William Jennings Bryan, for it is
understood that Prof Keller will make
an effort to have the Great Commoner
appear here. Bryan's appearance here
would no doubt contribute to the finan
cial success of the course.
The Y. M. G. A. will devote consider.
able attention to athletics.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-27
BOY Of SIXTEEN Is CON-
MITTEO TO the STATE SCHOOL

Theodore Burmeister,' aged sixteen,
was committed to the state home for
dependent children last Friday. He is
son of Mrs. H. Burmeister, whose
other four children were previously
committed to state schools by the county
Judge because the children had not been
properly cared for at their home. But
for illness in the family, the youth
would have been committed several
months ago. The boy was employed at
the Landreth pea. canning factory dur
ing the summer When the schools re-
opened. the court ordered him to go to
school, With this order he failed to
comply. Hence his committal. Had
he been willing to attend school reg.
ularly, he would probably have been
permitted to remain at home.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-27
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