The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-14
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Editor.


Milwaukee Sc:tiGr'.
The people of England contributed
about $3.50 Geo to carry out Nr. Booth ;
Salvation Array scheme 10 rescue the
submerged tenth" in Darkest Eng
land. Owing 10 suggestions OF IT."
misuse of the funds, committee with
Sit Henry James ut its head has made
mn Investigation and report. Every
dollar has been honestly expended IN J!
Mr. Booth has not used q shilling Tor
his own benefit. The honesty Of the
administration OF the fund has been
established beyond alb question. Tie
committee does not say much about
the wisdom of the different methods,
but il has something to say about TIE
Social wing, the purpose o. which Is
the reclamation Of the submerged
tenth by finding work for men and
women who are submerged for i%cA OF
work. The chief work has been tn
preparation of GreWCod, and III tins
large numbers Of L0ndon's unemlloy-
ed have been engaged. The committee
says about this branch:
1T i evident that If when assisting ;..n
c,,1,,.,,-r1 :, course i, talpn which cause, q
number OF persons previously independent
I" be submerged. are 'I'I r''''''S No I'LL,
rnsG , Em'.'' I'D ,,,4 # aran.... could i,
struck, be found to exceed the benefit CON
forrcd With these opinions Of the commit
tee Mr.. h"2'h eAii',77'' us. -
II. Dire ION l.d ,I,-av- been ncv,rrour.-
drrsrn the ordinary trade III any cosanad-
iry. Mr.. Booth also promised tie committees
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Shall he he surnorted hy charity in alb
ISOLATE idleness or shall he be allowed
IA earn his own support iii interfcr-
4nce with the regular workers. We
,iave the same question here III rcla-
ton to prison Labor.
Political economists OF the English
school treat the question easily. The
workers in benevolent shops have Il
lower plane of living than the regular
workers and can produce t:reWood OF
shat not more chcaIly than the rr.u-
lar workers. If they are allowed 10 sell
at lower than usual prices, the cost Of
living is reduced TO that Gegrae f9Y e.
erybodv, and this makes everybody
else to produce everything else III
prices rs much lower as the diminish
ed cost of hyIur warrents. and there
fore having everything caearer, the
rcruIar worker in frewo0d can @ntrd
to continur work at the lover wages
;rauoo,, ,,,. no chcanr,. f.,},r of the he
nryoIant sI,aps I'm theory. chtarug--
i The esd IT which The economist of
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sion and The London IhicS S'@h".h-
ND for the protection Of class of reg
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cheai'ei P'"''''. '',,i' - t,.,,'-'.'
plane OF living IS lover v e cannot
forhear pointinr out to lac American
f,r,ro,.. or ~ r,o1i.b school tbn
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pressing on our minds the advantages
OF the cheapne-S I" he rc2cl2G lhr"H-N