Message of the President On the Panama Canal Communicated to the Two Houses of Congress, December 17, 1906
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As a rule second-class passengers are colored and first-class pas- sengers white; but in every train which I saw there were a number of white second-class passengers, and on two of them there were colored first-class passengers.
Next in importance to the problem of sanitation, and indeed now of equal importance, is the prob- Care of lem of securing and caring for the mechanics, laborers, and other employees who actually do the work Employees on the canal and the railroad. This great task has be...en under the control of Mr. Jackson Smith, and on the whole has been well done. At present there are some 6,000 white employees and some 19,000 colored employees on the Isthmus. I went over the different places where the different kinds of employees were working; I think I saw representatives of every type both at their work and in their homes; and I con- versed with probably a couple of hundred of them all told, choosing them at random from every class and including those who came especially to present certain grievances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a rule second-class passengers are colored and first-class pas- sengers white; but in every train which I saw there were a number of white second-class passengers, and on two of them there were colored first-class passengers.
Next in importance to the problem of sanitation, and indeed now of equal importance, is the prob- Care of lem of securing and caring for the mechanics, laborers, and other employees who actually do the work Employees on the canal and the railroad. This great task has be...en under the control of Mr. Jackson Smith, and on the whole has been well done. At present there are some 6,000 white employees and some 19,000 colored employees on the Isthmus. I went over the different places where the different kinds of employees were working; I think I saw representatives of every type both at their work and in their homes; and I con- versed with probably a couple of hundred of them all told, choosing them at random from every class and including those who came especially to present certain grievances.
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