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Joseph Severio, peanut vender, 11 years of age. Been pushing cart 2 years, May 1910 by U.S. National Archives

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James Loqulla, a newsboy, 12 years old. Selling papers for 3 years, May 1910 by U.S. National Archives

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Burn's basement branch. A dark dirty cellar. St. Louis, Mo, May 1910 by U.S. National Archives

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Michael Mero, Bootblack, 12 years of age, working one year of own volution. Don't smoke. Out after 11 P.M. on May 21. Ordinarily works 6 hours per day, May 1910 by U.S. National Archives

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Johnston's Branch adjoining Saloon. St. Louis, Mo, May 1910 by U.S. National Archives

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A young messenger. St. Louis, Mo, May 1910 by U.S. National Archives

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Where the money goes to. Each Branch Office usually has a candy counter. St. Louis, Mo, May 1910 by U.S. National Archives

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Francis Lance, 5 years old, 41 inches high. Sells regularly. St. Louis, Mo, May 1910 by U.S. National Archives

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Millie, 13 years old. Ignatio, 9 years old. Jo, 6 years old. Paresse family, March 1910 by U.S. National Archives

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