The Bitter Cry of the Children
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The children from the country districts are, in the same manner, taken into the cities.
276 THE BITTEE CEY OF THE CHILDEEN The railroads have to carry the children at a purely nominal cost, which is also met out of the public funds.
When I applied to one of the members of the Mu- nicipal Council of Trondhjem for information as to the working of the school-meals system, he replied: "You can best judge that, perhaps, from the fact that al- though the scheme was bitterly opposed when first it was ...proposed by a small group of radicals and Social- ists, it is now unanimously supported by all sections.
There is now no demand whatever for its curtailment or abandonment. Educationally, we have found that it pays. It is possible now to educate children who before could not be educated because they were undernourished. The percentage of 'backward chil- dren' has been greatly reduced, notwithstanding that the test is more severe and searching. Economically, we believe that we can see in the system the gradual conquest of pauperism made possible." In Brussels, and other Belgian cities, good midday meals are provided for all children who care to par- take of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The children from the country districts are, in the same manner, taken into the cities.
276 THE BITTEE CEY OF THE CHILDEEN The railroads have to carry the children at a purely nominal cost, which is also met out of the public funds.
When I applied to one of the members of the Mu- nicipal Council of Trondhjem for information as to the working of the school-meals system, he replied: "You can best judge that, perhaps, from the fact that al- though the scheme was bitterly opposed when first it was ...proposed by a small group of radicals and Social- ists, it is now unanimously supported by all sections.
There is now no demand whatever for its curtailment or abandonment. Educationally, we have found that it pays. It is possible now to educate children who before could not be educated because they were undernourished. The percentage of 'backward chil- dren' has been greatly reduced, notwithstanding that the test is more severe and searching. Economically, we believe that we can see in the system the gradual conquest of pauperism made possible." In Brussels, and other Belgian cities, good midday meals are provided for all children who care to par- take of them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spargo John to read onlineMoreLess
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