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	Nowadays labor questions
	justifiably concern everyone.
	When it comes to an industrial
	plant, one is not satisfied any
	more to be informed on the
	quality of its products, on its
	manufacturing processes, on
	the nature of its equipment.
	One wants to know how the
	workmen are treated there;
	this concern does not solely lie

with the civil servants charged by the government with applying

the recent laws for the protection of people employed in the

factories; it has existed for a long time among the numerous free

associations which are dedicated to the study of social problems

and researching the means of solving them peacefully and

equitably, and for a long time before that among certain owners

(Translated by "Artemis" for your pleasure.)

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