The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-04-19
COINS NEW WORDS.
Continued From 7th Col.

Tor wnlcn tnev cannot provide cbi,dre,.
are not wanted in the c1tv There is NO
room Tor them: there is no accon,noda.
ton. for them it is hard tc and a hoard.
1ns mouse or az APARTMENT that will tn ke
you III If YOU have children And if ths
man hna]ly becomes unable. through u1iu-
1am1iv longer. society has no better rem
EEdy than to sten in and advise the fam
w, and send the different members to
u'MATe9 9h,s sem da,f INSTITUTIONS
etrrction of the home It is the dis
ceuragement of hnme-nakfng, Destrny
gre Family unit and YOU DESTROY tfie IA.
tion Dcmicide' is to the nation what
psychologists and pauperologists have
n ~, the working classes not to mar
~: or n they marry, to have small fam
ture.' How shall we achieve Il? TIL
yersities and departments of government
devote years and volumes to the study of
the minutest. details Of agriculture,
sr SR of but they nev
ZION or the American forest is a matter
OF greater moment, apparently, than the
preservation of. the American family.
hest s4 our minds It has seemed that the
unemployed land, unemployed labor, and
UNEMPLOYED capital together. That is
what we are doing. And we are sue
ceeding. One of our best colonists today
is a man who was a confirmed drunkard.
| and had delirium trernens over and over
again.
.,. "our , latest experiment is particularly
Cleveland, and close by Mentor, Gar
fields old home. The land was donated
by the owners, James Parmelee and Col.
Myron L. Herrick, who is we'll known in
New York. We have an excellent mar
ket for garden truck in Cleveland and
while colonists are working their land.
! their children can support the family by
picking berries for the farmers round
about: 1t doesn't hurt them bit, and
they have plenty of time to go to school
outside. the berry season. In some fam
lilies the children have earned 81 and IS
a DAY all summer, and they are healthy
and happy.
AT Fort Romie, near Del Monte, Cal,
we have 700 acres and 10 colonists, who
We have had drawbacks in the way OF
faulty irrigation there. At Anlity,, in
Colorado, we purchased another thou
sand acres of land this spring. Alto
gether we have sold 5000 worth Of bonds
this summer and located 100 fresh colo
nists. The women and children are our
best colonists. They look after the little
tnings-the gardens and pigs, and cows,
pick the berries. A widow make a splen-
did colonist. She has to hire her blowing
done, but aside from that she can run
the ia rm just as well as man, and she
will tend to it better than almost any
man. re- = tl = 7 ri e" VIZ +.
"Then you are we'll satisfied with this
latest development of Your work?' ~
Satisfied? No; no man was ever sat.
!sf1ed when he saw chance to go still!
further" The lean. nervous hands of the
commander worked eagerly. > Il -,.--
LET US have the pensioners" he said.
increasing in this country? The railway
companies are pensiOning old employees
now. So are the steel companies. An
drew Carnegie has just given four or
4 h Ia mo ha
Pennsylvania Railroad company has ex-
pended 100000 in pensions recently. So
have the big Chicago lines. Then there
are all the military pensioners.
"Supposing a company pays pensioner
IS week for ten years-pensioners are
proverbfal for living forever. you know.
they will have paid him s., 500. And when
him. they are left to charity. We would
take that family for $500. put them in a
nice home. look after them till they get
on their feet. pay per cent interest
on the money, repay the loan IN time,
and when the pensionerf died, his family
would have the home. = Hi
"1f the companies will give us the cap
any number of them. know they say to
us. You have been fortunate because
you have taken only strong. able-bodied
men: Be careful how YOU go to putting
has worked for company for twenty
or thirty years and been pensioned, you
wall find he is the cream Of employees.
He has brains every time, and well trust
to his brains to make up for his lack Of
muscle
Anyway said the commander. ire
member this result of my observations.
Ninety-fve to ninety-nine per cent Of all
classes of men will work if they can see 4
the hope of home before them. 1t is
the everlasting grind for grub. and moth
ing more. that takes the heart out of
him. We are issuing thirty-year gold
bonds now. bearing S per cent interest.
and secured by per cent sinking fund
,Eesides being Internationally guaranteed
by the Salvation Army. What we want
is for congress to give us 81 ,000,000 guar
antee. The government has guaranteed
railways, ard has given large sums for
agricultural. scientific and commercial!
purposes Let it give us this guarantee
and we can Immediately raise the whole
amount from the public. and conduct an
experiment in tdomiculture' on scale
worthy of the nation. Was it not Car
dinal Manning who said: Domestic life
creates naton? We believe In domi-
culture" IS t.s