The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-01
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nst.ers 70 take Iner na.ula' course anu pul-
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ID : d1serrons condition when crowded than
By overlooking and directing tho circula-
tion IL i. Berlin and other large cities
should take every possible Ilecau.lon as1lnss
o',t & !, M % si,na,,on !, i somet,mes better Il
suffer more i'll than II you calmly awaited tho
issue. 1t is U grand rule In such cases TO avoid
threats Gs we'll as to avoid promises. When
the turbulent striker sees the authorities take
extraordinary measures to preserve peace he
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800, s,rn,orsr ana ernn,ov.d NJ oninion
is that we will never reach the situa-
tion where the laboring man will say: We are
satisfied, both for ourselves and for our chill.
dren-for those who come after u.s. II may be
considered an axiom that the desire Of the
laborer TO improve his condition and 10 gct on
dition Ii better than his own.
quite an imrrosemenl has taken place IN
the condition OF the laboring classes during the
latter half IL the century Fifty years ago tho
children OF the pOor In Germany " mt b .refoot
In summer, with little more than o shift to
cover them. up to The age Of 10 or y. To-day
the children Of the poorer classes are deccntly
clothed and shod, young and old. Their food u
better. They do not wors so many hours This
is true, fancy. Of oil civilized countries.'
The correspondent mentioned the
v,-,s,,aro,s condition ri tho work;ro.
men ocioHgihB W snc Buiius :" .ns
nOurishlng cities. Ills HignnesS 0e.
molished the whole fabric of the theory,
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I'm our life the strife and struggle that ac-
companies and produces the progress OF civil.
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nations peace is maintained through the danger
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peace could never be maintained nr iastics