The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-02
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ihogleai' contradictory ana ABSURD courses OF
cohan"t oy 'ne perSoaslonS OF nteT'eFeoeeS %
wen iis"liilN ''' iHtss u'''" anu o"''''' ''e'
s1ahseFS' 'hs "u'sl'e ooo"aei p'iS"a0eS US u
invest our money OF oeslo" our properly 70 he'P
aiohs ne" INDUSTRY 1heh comes an OUTSIDE
TeioFhdeF' upI'teF OF h'HuSl"St Oh one KIM
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assiSleo 10 o"iiH' an instance ~ poiht % 'ne
COTTON MANUFACTURING business o. tue 9o"'h-
a"eh'S'nFe % '"''E years aso i" q uS"uo ""s
orsani@ed win Tue ino''o 0f1hs e"e mus 70 'ie
heids' All classes OF people unitea IN the WORK
MiiiiohS were invested mere was coh'flF'hs
sehefnlne' giving pushing poiilhg ana h@ui'w
10 get co''oh mus Inc iniils were o0ii' py nuF
afeaS' NO" every 'i'i@eH ""0 Su'oee'" Al p''f
suaolhe hliasei Ila' ne lS STATESMAN anu ii7ii
ages 10 be elected to the legislature anywhere In
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the cotton oeit as MS hfSt ana most hopelul
bid for fame and expansion of his arena takes
shot at the mills Every professional investiga-
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ior hhos something n"'iioiS "i"Hs "''n ''0A'i'
Every magazine writer and every lecturer who
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wishes 10 AnaAe Se"7ati'A ooH'9O'S '''o Minis
They are described as Molochs, devourIng the
children OF the country, as huge machines tear
sre IN niaeee and rr,,shinp the manhood and
womanbood of the land. In Park Row and the
s,tht ga ,r+3ne atstr,cts NJ Nav, yorl,
pooiisnihs anu p'iA'He 0i9' 'o'' VI ~" VI !"
rifv where they take up a strong young man,
shred him, squeeze MN Dry ana IN h'e years
and remnant editors write solefRnIy OF the grind
s de4~,,-,,,r, ~ ,,,r,arit,, IN cotton mills
ma .u,;;h : tto ,,..1, ,,,a-a.,od and conducted
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his streets I buy goods pretty generally from his
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his hospital, and when die am buried in his
.sThat in the cotton mill villages Of South
Carolina there is Ieadhi zero, Lr mSher~@y
10 PeIzer, S G., but who met with the dlsfavor
81 mn ma ~,t an tbe nci0~ trair ;,
said he.
wages, ' constant and monotonous ton. poor
chances Of schooling and = denial Of citizen 5
he dnds that cotton mill operatives stu have is
5nas be thns NAV he day sooner or Iater
destination, so gradual IS the network OF slavery