Lecture at the First Unitarian Church, November 2, 1901 (excerpts)

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Miss Addams said to The Tribune that to her regret the weather had prevented her visiting the Bethel, to see social settlement in Minneapolis.

"It is the same as your work at Hull House, is it not?" she was asked.

"Practically," she replied, "though of course the settlement here is younger than ours, and therefore at a stage which we have passed. Then, too, each city has its peculiar needs, and is a problem by itself. No settlement can take more from another than its general plan. I understand that the Minneapolis problem is being successfully and thoroughly worked out."

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