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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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uch toexpect us to do the work at our own cost. Wewould not charge them anything for commis-sion—only out-of-pocket expenses—and the nec-essary advance to transfer the willing workerfrom the place where no one wants him to theplace where everybody is clamoring for him.They would get it all back over and over again.They might even get it back in direct cash re-payment. For the right kind of man pays backwhat is lent him. We have sent out hundredsand hundreds, and we find they expect to repayit. Only we cannot afford to stand out of themoney that ought to be borne by those who wantt lie men. •• Then do you think there are the right kindof men to be got in this country? •■ Eeaps of them. Heaps. They only want achance. The men who wont work are very few.The people who need someone to give them ahelping hand are very many. They are verygood fellows ; only they need leading—direct-ing. They are ready enough to obey. But they need a lead. THE SALTATION ARMYS LATEST PROBLEM. 437
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THE REV. WILLIAM BOOTH, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE SALVATION ARMY. (This recent portrait of General Booth (who is now seventy-five years of age) represents him as he appeared whenhe was summoned to court to receive the congratulations of King Edward during the meeting of the Salva-tion Armys International Congress in London, last July.)

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