...rarely disclosed any facts which would lead to the conclusion that employers .make bargains based oil the loss of character of their employés. From all that can be learned one need not hesitate iu asserting that the working women of the country are as honest and as virtuous as any class of our...

...negative nature on this subject, and Commissioner Wright*, from da»a at his disposal, states that " from all that can be learned one need not hesitate...country are as honest and as virtuous as any class of citizens. All the facts are against the idea that they are not virtuous women. The statistics show...

...Labor he summarized the findings of the 1888 federal survey. "From all that can be learned," he wrote, "one need not hesitate in asserting that the working...honest and as virtuous as any class of our citizens. . . . Virtue and integrity belong to the individual. Either may be stimulated by surroundings or destroyed...