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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 7, 1922 · page 10

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7/15» GIRL WITH we 0 BEST WORKING FATHER. and ms uUMANTAsscTs -— BEET miles the 111...”... r... .1... . 1
1mm: __ RUSSIAN to 1 THE NUMBER or CHILDREN HE HAS DETERMINES now % ,. WORKERS 1111s motto 1... .«rmlgng » .-
Cullo of EIGuT YEAR MANY ACRES "5 CONTRACTS FOR’ ‘ ° ° ' / ARE NOMADS enough M the 1mm?“ 1 1An V:
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TOPP‘NO BEETS' OFTEN 0mm“ cleaned-out thicken lmuce. any” ‘WK
WORK DANGEROUS FROM PLACE il‘nt gives pllriiul sin-ltur. “Vi ”0
EVEN TO AN ADULT IN CAMP i ‘ .
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By JOHN GARRETSEE 5CHOOLING one window, Nut 111(r...111.-n"\ ".~ ~'
ID you, C”r”f""t“":” reader, FOR. THE is no window. They have ..1.t, '11:. 1F
ever go out 1111.. a sug-tr CHILDREN no sanitary facilities, :mi "v 1.13
beet field on a «lump chill IMPOSSIBLE of these shacks is lllt‘l‘lli‘l‘i\.‘ti"‘.
morning in spring at the 0450 Yet each year N.“ ,1 “1;...- «1
first craokdnf (luxvn' get down on +J of fanfines from the illtlllxtrn.
.‘"‘”‘ W'li“ ililtl pnnlpcrcd knees tcrs to the beet fields. l‘nuz'lmw ;-e
"’1'! FPanl the tiny there thinning a; thus 1””...an from cities as ihl‘
anltIinl'uni heet plants up one seem- away as Buffalo. New York 1 ,1.
.nlzy endless row and back the Philadelphia. Erie, Aicrcn. (”HW-
prt' and so on without ceasing 1111- land Cincinnati Clii<il¥“- “1"“ ‘l‘
t“ “ENDS Imve dubious relief to kee' Toledo and San Anlvm“ 1".”
(hnpped hands. bruised knees and In 1919 the beet laborer in M" -
2"lllnihacfi7 Did you keep this up iimn trot $24 an acre f" “I":
11y a ter lay for weeks? 1 ~ l8 to 22 in 1*“
.. planted a r0115
lhen did you welcome a change, . < apart and $22 an acre for let-I 3
even though a melancholy one ' " ,( i 231 ch «part.
‘ p anted in rows n
when with the coming 0: the blis- IN THE COLORADO 855T “El-05" T"E$E CHILDREN BEG‘N TONS BACK- Bé EAK'NG ‘\ ’ EN 0 o 1- ASA i “1 1 an as in (nlnradn if ‘9
. . . TOIL of 4 «1/5 YEARS OF AGE wo KING cu DAY DUQiNG rus SEASON pr M we i’ we BEE‘I’ FIELD wulLE suET $05 SATHE NBABIES-I . n “”3 1
imng dog ””5 W“ “me We“ a in me MORNING 7-1.1. oAmz‘ . E: o EN FR ac: F . NINE paresous LIVE m Tms N: ROOMS fmmd almost impossible to enror e
we and sent forth to the fields the compulsory education ““3
even earlier, f . rl.‘ q
light tarried “Iggppinbhlessed 38?? been put at it when you were eight seven-tenths were the children of per cent were from one to seven is simply contracting the labor of gnrds each child as an asset, and among "‘9 D‘lgra‘?‘ {:eetpggy f. 9
“Id v0“ outline the 52:1 t eat or nine years old or even Younger? contract laborers. The rest were years below the normal grade for his children. 11 hen he becomes the father of an- 0‘ the families “1‘05 If)?“ ”.9...
“(Mug lmck and ngq andoblllsrtirgd Impossible and ridiculous, you say? children of the beet growers. Over their age. The transient contract The labor employed in the beet other boy he considers himself five Committees agentfma f F MN}
“Imus and prtlstratlnfi heat till with Ridiculous. perhaps. but not at all one-fourth were under ten years of child laborers leave school in fields in Colorado is practically all thousngnd dollars better off. Their per cent or the Ch are: :(h..:.l 11:
“I9 mm“: of the chill {all rains impossible. for that is what is actu- age. a small percentage under eight. March, April or May and it is often foreign—Mexican. Japanese and women are valued for the number age had never atIItenheId 31191111011.
”m. wok m" hoe M“ from 0 any happening In the sugar bee! Less than one—fifth were as much December or January before they Russian. The Mexicans and.Japan- of children they can bear. Almost a”- 0‘ ”me “110ml ‘Im‘r mm”.
and gave mu H heavy knife? Tile: fields today. as fourteen years old. ConsidIel-ably are back in school again. if at all. ese. however. do not work their never do children of these people most were tardbel d m)” of school
“IIIIIII you- requested—mar urged— in short. the beet sugar industry, over a half ranged from nlne to The more general studies of the children as much as do the Rus- have to support a widowed mother. grades or b“: roppedUIIIngI
In :0 again with the d'lwi) and till one of the biggest American enter- thirteen. From slxty-niuetnelghty- National Child Labor Committee m sians. The Russian children often The more children she has the long ago W” 0‘" gm ‘ ”:9 m ,1 e
dark emh any mar from the earth ages btrodayh, isf elfplgitlr;g in me five per (Tali. {according to the proc- Colorado and Michigan indicate begin work as early as four or five quicker she is married again. if a b It signs; :2:"::n;:a?r;:mw 1 :1y
’ the b 15 now "' an“ 0 5 “5 “935‘ e 959 in “W C l e Child was engaged, years of age. By the time they are young fellow is lucky enough to rca
and Ixéflmm IIIliIEIIIIOVZInIIIlIluge. heavy , raising of sugar beets—not merely worked nine hours or more a day. that these conditions hold generally ten or twelve they are considered marry a widow with children be for these unfortunate (mm 91“,:
the big knife “It “I? IISWE‘IPlls 0:. the low "rude foreign laborer. but From one-seventh to oue—thlrd.agaln ‘hroughom the beet-raising seC- toughened veterans and able to isjust that much ahead. These conditions “iii mu”. 1,
111-11? “’vre )oll illckv éznuuz :0 the children or that laborer. varying with the process. worked tions and that littlelsbeing done to stand any amount of hard labor. It The State Superintendent of righted to any Considerable w“; iv
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"mm slashing .‘0ur leg “II: the IITgke for instance Colorado one eleven hours a day. The average better those conditions A farmer is no uncommon thing for parents Schools of Colorado considers the until an appealh isI lUZPf II IIIII
“n“.“ldy “93pm on ”I; d0\\n1l)1 t e sugar beet raising states that working day for all processes was who owns or leases land contracts to race with their children to see beet worker one of the most serious made to an eniig 191.0. ‘mgr .n
Hrmcc, an “(Idem WU may hale‘ IIIlIlveNsoI far been lnv estigated by usually between nine and ten hours. with the sugar company to furnish how much work they can get out of problems. but says she has no pow- est, until the Amern an lhnt the
sum happen to your neighbor ln‘I 9‘ I'l‘thonal Child Labor Commit- The physical effects of this labor a certain number of acres on which them. er to handle the situation. The mass is made m rcnI.izeIO n con-
11 - next row? infiee th ere dtthIICIOmmittee found were postural deformities and mal- beets are to be grown. The com- The people with whom the inves- Denver school authorities come in be" sugar industry 5 A A 3mm}-
But it Imu find labor of this m" I and “3:531; c real between six positions in seventy per cent 95 ab. pally agrees to supply the hand la- tigator talked said there were few direct contact with tiiese workers. 5109771“! m0"! than "Stgmpgumry
rather appalling to your adult mind m raisin beet: reg“ arly engaged cases examined by the Bureau bar. The company then contracts cases where the work of the chll- The Mexicans who work the beets ate ”it to thrust “gonm en; my
either by experience or from de- The rid 9“ l physicians. Another serious effect with a laborer to Co the work on a dren was really necessary to gup- bring their families back to Den- :1 new crop Of mis t C “I? agnos-
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