The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08

South could recover herself and realize
that the producing - the staple was no
longer sufficient, could remember the
discussion u, To- whether negro labor
would - available IN cotton mill.
1T has never proved 50 The work
ct the cotton mills - al done 10y whites
the spinning and weaving the knitting
in the underwear and stOckIng factories
almost entirely nv whit. women and
children Occasionaiiy a man ~ a weaver
and sometimes good sued boys tend
looms. hut broadly sI-.l KING N" spinning
aud weaving - IA he hands - women and
children
on account 10 ~ very tho Soath had
no bulk Of y-.s ~,n'-v or other humh"
class 81 whites - draw from and the
mountain regions have teen steadily
drained ~ their popui.tion q, furnish
Operatives for the cotton mIii- Al hr-t
this WAS regarded - "a ..umi Nrd nl,.-s
ing. and 0, - only 80 l.I. years that We
have begun - und"r-taui wher" tn.,
evil may lie gnd why r"gulltI.u - noe.
es-ay
4 cln remember well that a memu@r
% club on whus.. rHils my nam" Wa
made tn" assertion 1T meeting that
within five mixes 60 Ih-ttHnp"gt thept
were children Icing kept up Al work
all night ht,lH chillr~n. no. 20 ". -
old end that thought ~" wle y,'.r,orl
II was n,' until NV g''"n'iDn bad l--.'l
called 30 som" md vidUIal cases that I
lea med that just IN view ~ NV own cham
her window wh,.r.. tn.. hRut- 40 'h" tong
factories gloS"d ell might these ,'tl"
chldren libDrei
II ~as on the ridg" night aruv- rh'
suburb WHICH ! have. called cotton, ....
IN INV story that ~ 'I,"d. N.utG-" !
wanted nv owu chhdr-A o., have '-.r'.r
air than m" town uT"rnd th"m Whil"
| thought .. worth while rp ruak" an ~ ~
10 get pony frr 'h, .ld..-i 20 r.d.. -p.
that she might 10 put ~ dpur- - b. gur. ,.l-
exercise a. much - r-,-sli," and whl"
! strained my fI-an- Il" k""p gUN"ru'.--
80 that my children need me- he. ,hgr .r
IN the .chnolrp Dom. bu' have. f'".r hours
spared from lessons 20 buIld strong pui-
I-s. Wa =" bad = 'I'iz"n that ! I.du
know that every 70 GIT We were lnokng
down IN the long building. where hrtI.
folks - about the SANE = % N.r" horde,
into clp-" rooms To- tha' trIhIng. rnnnpr-
onous toni that DIV arf- tho mind alnp.t
~ surely a. ~ stunts the body
i wanted a white nuI-" gIrl for ~
who had broken dow IN the cotton midi
Prom her | got my fr.' under standing -
the question. and once embarked on 49,"
study 81 u | could never give up
= started 'o make q tour - M. mills
in rhe Georgia nnd Alabama district.
but the article. y -" Van Vurst -.-'..r.
ana ~ tlb"'' Hubbard had 80 aug"r-t
and alarmed tie rnhi urn.r. thai "a" could
enter no large IurlI only tha ltir.. fellow.
IN small place WhI,l retained .uuf. Jon %,
that ~" didu intend ir'nr.ir. ii.u ~
the puhlic prints
80 ! Couteuf"i r.F cell ."'I ..-,rnr ri,
operative. -"".us ~" i.II~ pl.u anil
and to the drug stare Shr ..r.... '.,l.
Tile man ~ ~" ir.g -tuiu wl. .i.. ... .,..,
sympaihet FELLOW g. -r'. ~ D.. .,s..
Of The Company 10" .,.l'd ''T y.. .r.ry
a sympaih"tic -t"ry. AMI ~.r,.. ra.f ....,.
free ~ the cotton ruIli- 81 H.u.' aN rt To-,
I think that gpt al 'n" l'r..-rrr... AM.
color necessary
1t was from What Wa- slf|or,.! ~,
thir wav that nv SISTER e. ~ut. fn- A.,-....
20 tn Children. WHICH rarIurU, -r'. ILL.,.
Evening Post. aud later iu.Iut rr..N n
II unoful IN making sur" uly s'..- ., .Tt..
Power and the Glory though 'r. ....re
4. AID IN the hom" uI'- vu..t fee,
bast
we we're at work IN fiction ronra--a,,
vath The life OF cotton ml "pera'I,ea