Edith H. Allen

Capitolo 77

it was an unloader and it earned twelve dollars for week for the support
of the family of twelve. They was waiting soon anxiously for the help
of the earningses of the greatest child, a boy not completely fourteen. This
boy was the problem! To escape the noise and confusion of the crowded one
rooms he spent his/her time when he could escape from school on the,
road. A gang adopted him. He was sick-fed, and his/her teachers
suspects him/it of receiving and using cocaine. Small poor discard of
humanity! with a hungry body, ardent and any room for soul, mind or
body to develop but the road that contaminates, with his/her cafes and his/her
gangs! From such infancy he is destined soon for connecting the lines
of job. Desire he adds to the number of the criminals of America or it is able him
possibly digiti the lines of good citizen? If him pits simply a
individual case would be inexpressibly still sad, but, alas, him
stands for thousand in our earth.

The deaconess will do her/it maximum for his/her liberation, but we am not able
wonders to his/her feeling that the great principle preventive measures,
you/he/she must be takes from the church and society to dry out the urban slums
and everybody for that they is standing of pestilential bad.

Of great meaning the efforts that disintegrate of certain groups are
of socialists and anarchists that from he/she wants to say of Domenica-schools you gather
immigrants' children greatly to inculcate in them the particular one
principles and doctrines of the anarchy and their brand of the socialism,
as to crush out of their thought every idea of God and love
and the obedience to Him. These Domenica-schools, so destructive of everybody
that is best and taller of the soul of child, blooms in New York,
Brooklyn, Chicago and the other great cities.

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The foreigners of what they are perhaps standing in the greatest need the
understanding that understands and the influence that harmonizes of the church
it is that isolated in the great regions of extraction, where the conditions