The Industrial Republic; a Study of the America of Ten Years Hence
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In discussing the conditions an old Bur- lington employee said : 'A conductor and his crew feel a sense of responsibility for the lives of those upon a train. A man can only be worked so far when he becomes actually irresponsible.
I hate to feel that I am in any way responsible for the lives of passengers on a train when the length of the run and hours have worked me beyond my limit. There is no flagman on the train, and the brake- man has to help load baggage, brake, flag, and do anything that... comes up. He is certainly not in good condition to be an alert flagman on the latter end of the run.' "* In the same way it is cheaper for a theatre- manager to bribe police officials with free tickets than to comply with the regulations of the Fire Department; and so it is that five or six hundred people are burned up in * "In the matter of rigging the stock-market the American railroad manager has no superior. In the matter of providing safe and expeditious facilities for transportation he has no inferior in any nation of the first rank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In discussing the conditions an old Bur- lington employee said : 'A conductor and his crew feel a sense of responsibility for the lives of those upon a train. A man can only be worked so far when he becomes actually irresponsible.
I hate to feel that I am in any way responsible for the lives of passengers on a train when the length of the run and hours have worked me beyond my limit. There is no flagman on the train, and the brake- man has to help load baggage, brake, flag, and do anything that... comes up. He is certainly not in good condition to be an alert flagman on the latter end of the run.' "* In the same way it is cheaper for a theatre- manager to bribe police officials with free tickets than to comply with the regulations of the Fire Department; and so it is that five or six hundred people are burned up in * "In the matter of rigging the stock-market the American railroad manager has no superior. In the matter of providing safe and expeditious facilities for transportation he has no inferior in any nation of the first rank.
What to read after The Industrial Republic; a Study of the America of Ten Years Hence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968 to read onlineMoreLess
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