The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-08
are to graduate great many lawyers.
 doctors. and professors, but practcaiay

are to graduate great many lawyers. doctors, and professors put prac''"'A' no artisans.
 "The apathy of the public has been taken advantage of by the labor unions to prevent our young men from ac, arts. 1t is easy for a boy to graduate in medicine. but where can he acquire enrnnlete education as blacksmith, cabinet-maker, bricklayer. machinlst' uattern maker, moulder. or Tn any other branch of the mechanicei trades'
 "It seems plain that if we have man aged to secure an enormous Lolsisn trade for our machines ana ,,.I1 products through the commercial shiii of our manufacturers and merchants, combined with the mechanical skiii or pour mechanics, we must educate the couinr generation in the mechanicai arts if we would maintain and pre- serve our present position In the mar kets of the world. ,..,o os
 "But, under the forced restrlctioh VI the labor unions. many thousand uoSS are nrevented from learning traoe'
 aIt is of the utmost importance that mammal training schools be added 10 the regular school system or eVs.S community, however small 1t may pc Even the country school house cou with advantage, add manual .l@4 .o ing department and l VIII preues von that 90 per cent of the scholars would dron their books quickly in or der to enjoy the pleasures they Wouiu derive from training the hano III eoin- bination with the mind
 If ia painfully apparent that we' as citizens. are derelict in our outles n we do not persistently adyocate enS use of a sufficient part or tne scn funds to establish manual, training ue-
 
 coming generation may be tralheu to sunnort fheselves. Once that IS oone naunerism will be reduced ana lne conntrv as g. whole be more firmly es- tablished upon @ self-supportihs pa
 "On the contrary, if the p.eso.s trend toward professional eouSalion -s continued. we shall within the next twenty wears, feel the hurt tremen- dously. 4o +bis movement of general education IS or ganized labor, selfish to the limit rear full at all times that young men, Lo ter trained will take the place ol s"e present members Of the laoor
 Work of AssOciati0n.
 .~ro sum mn: 1t is the work of the National Citizens Industrial Associa- tion to help the common man, the av craze citizen, to protect himsei Lloi run the tyranny of any organization Wnlcn seeks to WreSt from the peoPio s"SAA God-given and constitutional right to govern themselves.
 Always following free peopIe come Hate and Tyranny seeking hhe evil spirits to control and subJugate'
 This is as it was in olden oays' when our ancestors sought the oah- gers of the seas in the old MayhoWer and braved the beasts Of the torest and the more savage Indians ratner than submit to prostituting their Ho- critics to the dictates of Hate anu Tyranny So now when a few men hate the balance of their fellows anu seek to dictate that they shall Work or not work, that they join an organi- zation and pay tribute, that they place themselves absolutly under control or certain paid officers and that theH lives and the lives. of their families be directed by such officers, then the ! old spirit of human liberty. that Goo- given inspiration for which our mar assed ancestors willingly gave up their lives again asserts itselt' anu we see men nowadays, as in the oays of old, ready to lose anything, every thing, rather than bend knee or DOW craven's head to the impudent or ders of organized tyranny.
 The Infinite Father of us all Is to- day as insistent that the sons preserve their freedom as He was in any pe- | riod of the years gone hy. Have care how you ignore the promptinss within. At your peril you yleld to l the dictates of Organized l'aoor or Or- ganized Capital when indiVldual hu- man freedom is assaAed.