What Life Has Taught Me
What Life Has Taught Me
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The Jew is a stranger to shame. He disdains labor in the sense of production. The upper class are merchants and owners of factories and employ laborers, but grind them down to a mere existence and pile up the profits on their labor until the poor man is too old to work and his children take his place in slavery. They are non-producers by their own labor and set a bad example to the world. If they are God's chosen people, we are of the opinion that He must have been of Jewish origin, or he would... —132— have had better taste and judgment than to select such cattle, ill shaped in body and rotten in disposition.
The colony outlook, at this writing, is much better than it has been for months, and may be the turning point for a more successful policy to be inaugurated.
The first full board meeting was held at Pinon, August 21st, and some radical changes were made, giving the general manager more power than has ever been ac- corded any previous one and it is to be hoped that it will solve some of the difficulties that have hampered us in the past, such as appeals to the board on small grievances of members, which have kept the partisan flame burning where it should have been snuffed out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Jew is a stranger to shame. He disdains labor in the sense of production. The upper class are merchants and owners of factories and employ laborers, but grind them down to a mere existence and pile up the profits on their labor until the poor man is too old to work and his children take his place in slavery. They are non-producers by their own labor and set a bad example to the world. If they are God's chosen people, we are of the opinion that He must have been of Jewish origin, or he would... —132— have had better taste and judgment than to select such cattle, ill shaped in body and rotten in disposition.
The colony outlook, at this writing, is much better than it has been for months, and may be the turning point for a more successful policy to be inaugurated.
The first full board meeting was held at Pinon, August 21st, and some radical changes were made, giving the general manager more power than has ever been ac- corded any previous one and it is to be hoped that it will solve some of the difficulties that have hampered us in the past, such as appeals to the board on small grievances of members, which have kept the partisan flame burning where it should have been snuffed out.
What to read after What Life Has Taught Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E L Gallatin to read onlineMoreLess
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