Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-06-14
Mack TALKS AT CHARITIES CONFERENCE

an adulterated food but by teaching
mothers the great value of nature
feeding. The child's right to an ed
ucation will be satisfied in the near
future by the introduction into the
public school system OF manual
training and industrial training, OF
continuation and vacation and open
air classes, of the visiting teacher
and the newer. methods Of individual
ization to the end that each caild's
true vocation may, II possible be
found, and the child fitted for It.
"Our criminal law and procedure
an our prison administration have not
kept pace with the social progress OF
the age. The substitution in several
cities Of a central municipal court
with. branches for the old. time local
police courts and the creation OF tae
night court in New York are steps
in the right direction.
Convict labor ought never to be
a source of profit to the state. BY
devoting ais enforced earnings over
and above the cost of his mainten-
ance directly and not by way OF char
ity to the care of his family, the. con
vict's feeling of their responsibility
for their maintenance will be pre-
served.
in the past few years, voice
never silent in the history of the
world has been growing deeper and
louder-the voice of the man calling
unto men, not for aims, not for char
ity, but for justice, and this body
though it remain a national confer
ence of charities and correction will
more and more in the course of time
become a national conference for the
consideration of these measures,
which in dealing between individuals
and the state will accord to each man
that justice which is his due. Not
taht We would for moment replace
love with justice, not that we would
Danish mercy and compassion, not
that we would emphasize rights and
minimize duties; on the contrary,
true social justice implies love, COM
passion and personal service, secur'
ing to each individual the full en-
joyment of all those fundamental
rights, without which no human be-
ing can fulfill his Godgiven destiny.
In our day a minimym, in ADDITION
to those of the children already
enumerated and those guaranteed in
all our constitutions, is the right to
work and secure the just fruits of
ones labor, and therefore to protec.
ton agains' unemployment and
against q wage less than sufficient
to maintain tho family in decency
according to the prevailing standards
of a free and prosperous people;
the right to life itself and therefore
to protection so far as humanity pos
sible against overfatigue and other
industrial poisons and. accidents, to
protection against exploitation, the
seven day work and the unduly long
hours Of labor, the right to old age
reasonably free from care and arxi.
ETY., and therefore the opportunity
for adequate insurance against any,
thing that threatens to impoverish
or imperil the family.
changes in our industrial life. The
principles of our comfon
law of master and servant, however
suited they may have been to an ear.
Iier economic age, no longer embody
the true spirit of social justice of
the twentieth century.
Young Grand Duchess Ascends Throne |
LUXEMBOURG, Germany, June Al
All Luxembourg was en- fete today in
celebration of the coming of age of
The little Grand Duchess Marie AIDE |
aide She was IS years old today an
being Is, and consequently a woman, J
she succeeded to her title and rights !
Is reigning sovereign, which have
been hers only by courtesy since the
leati of her father last February.
FOOD SALE |
The ladies' of the Royal club will
hold a food sale at Webb Bros. store
IN Saturday afternoon of this week.
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