The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-05

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gf1ndseone Of hardship, and while ON
turned the Gran. smother would pres
sne unfortunate nardes down and hard
OF down anth ne was ground awaJ
simmer ana thinner-his comforts thin
ner, MS prospects thinner and his face
thinner And Isaiah sbrieks out, "What
mean 70 that 70 grind the faces OF The
poorF
n.".s FOR Bread :.
IL IL an awiui tnlng TO DO hungry. 1t
~ an easy sning ior Us TO be IN good
humor WIN AZ tne world when we
nsve no lacx' But let munger take iuii
possession OF US ana we would all turn
In'o oarparlans ana cannibalsand hends.
ouPpose 'nas 0one Oh sne energy we are
oApo"u"s III usoiess ana unaVailln8
'alA ABOUT sne Dreaa question should be
s1penaeo 10 meroiIui aiIev'asions. !
nave leao snaS tne Dattieneid on winch
more 1oops met tnan on any other In
'ae wolios nissoly was sne patt!eneid
~ Aeaps.c-ioV' ooo men unoer Napo'
leon, Soo, wv men under schWarseberg.
No' nc: LIDO greatest ana most terrific
oa'sle - now oeing touens al inc world
ovel. ~ ID me Oateie iof bread. Inc
ssouno tone o. AS gpess passage In one
u tne great musical masterpieces the
a.us' says, was suggested 70 MN oy
'ne oty u tne hungry popuiace OF Wen
I'D as 'ne a1ns ,ooe through ana they
snouteo: BREAD! oive us ofeaoF Ana
al ,nrouSn tne great narmonles OF mu'
sloai acaaemy ana catneofai ! near the
pS'nos, tne ground tone' tne Tragedy
VI uncouneeo multitudes' VINO. with
s ss.1aus eyes anu wan cneeKs ana
D D.9Ao .Ll nes'iss, AZ Denal Oh themselves
anu 'ne'r 1amli'es' arc pleaolng 1or
o'T'.u'
nes uS TAKE anotner LOOK around TO
see now we may serve our generation.
ue' us see az Aar as possible tnas they
naVe enousn W wear. doo LOOKS upon
'ne nulnan race ana KNOWS JUST now
many innsD'tanss ene worlo mas Inc
s'ae. xw " tne worlos Popuiation are
oalelu..y taksn III owned lanos' and
o'oiy 10" years o!ucerS oA government
20 .nrouen inc lano ana count now
many many peopie Onese are III tne United
o'a'es ol Hngland' ana great accuracy
40 reacl0o' nue wnen people TELL us
Nv" 4sny lnn"0'sa1es tnere are In ASIA
VI A1F,Ca ~ pest IL must DO Wild
guess: Aes uod knows the exact num-
oer 81 people on our planet and ne has
maze enough apparel iof each' and II
.nere W nlteen nunoreo Million niteen
tnousano' niteen nundred and niteen
peopie tnen .nere Is enough appare! Ior
ui'eeh nuhoieo ml!Aon' nlteeh tnou-
s"nu' ni'een hundred ana nlteen. MOI
sioucny apparel not ragged apparel,
hos 'hsumclent apparel but appropriate
apparel Az least two suits Tor every
peins on eartn' summer SUIT and a
Winter suit "A good pair OF SHOES for
every living mortal. "A good coat, a
gooo hat or q eooo bonnet, and q good
snawi ana complete masculine or fem-
mime outnt OF apparel. A wardrobe FOR
all natlohs' adapted to all chimes, and
not string or a button or a pin or q
nook or an eye wanting.
Redistribution.
But alas, Where are the good clothes
d 10 tnree'fourths OF the human race!
Inc other one-1ourth nave appropriated
uem. Inc iaot 49, there needs to be and
VIII De REDISTRIBUTION. NOT by anarch-
.stlo violence. Ii outiawry had Its way,
IL would reno and tear and diminish
until, instead OF three'fourths OF the
"orio not properly attired' four-fourths
WouId 90 IN rags. Will let you know
now the redistribution Will take place.
ny generosity on the part OF those VINO
nave surplus and Increased industry
on the part OF tnose sufering from dc.
licit. Noe all Due inc large majority OF
cases OF poverty III TINS country are
result Oh laleness OF drunkenness, either
oh !he part OF tne present sufferers or
.he1r ancestors IN most cases the rum
Jug Is the maeistrom that mas swallow
are in rags But things will change.
and by generosity on the part of the
crowded wardrobes and industry and
soprlety Oh the part OF the empty ward
looes 'nere VIII 10 enough 1or al 10
wear.
uca mas zone ms part toward the
dressing Oh the human race he grows
= surplus VI woo, on the sheep's PACK
anu hooks roam inc mountains and val.
.eys WIN puroeh OF warmth intended
lor efans1erenoe 10 human comfort
WIEN inc s,ut'les OF the 1aotorles'
'eaching al tne way from Chattahoo'
'hee 10 inc Merrimac, snail have spun
,ha woven IL. In "nlte letters OF snowy
leece goa mas peen writing Tor thou
'aho years MS WISH that there might
% warmth Ior al NATIONS. While others
ire discussing sne eHect OF high or low
arm or no tarin at an on wool you
ma hao oeetef see II IN our wardrobes
We nave nothlng that we can spare for
ne sunerlhg or PICK out some poor lad
u the street ana take him down to-
lothlhg ssore ana MT MIN out for the
eason. Gosnel NJ sboesi Gosne, ~ bot.; i
,osnel of clothes for tho naked, l
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