ILLUSTRATIONS
Henry A. Atkinson
These workers are the servants of civilization
Frontispiece
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The work which men do inevitably groups them together
10
Not many of us stop to consider the man who made possible the white bread that we eat
18
The worker in these mills is a worker and little or nothing else
42
The workers on the sidewalks of Fifth Avenue
50
We forget the men who are toiling underground
66
The New U.S. Bureau of Mines Rescue Car
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Commerce and transportation are dependent upon the steel workers
82
The church must preach from the text “A man is more precious than a bar of steel”
90
Living upon the canal-boats and barges are the families of the workers
106
The cigarmakers carry no moral enthusiasm into their trade
122
The casual workers are the true servants of humanity
146
In the army of laborers the girl and the woman are drafted
162
Thousands of children in America are doing work which they ought not to do
186
A Russian Forum in session in the Church of All Nations, Boston
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The Church of All Nations provided a sleeping place for the unemployed
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“Ill fares the land, to hastening ills a prey,
Where wealth accumulates, and men decay.”
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