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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Denver, July 2e.-syriAn temple sh5in-
ifon Cincinnati have gone on thous-
mile tour Of Colorsdo In special
Pn aud most cf the oshsr visiting
fsasrs have scattered 70 poiuts of inter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28

Washington, July 97.-There is strong
probability thA, s~nator Hoar's iron clad
anti lottery bill, which passed the rena's.
will become a law II the supporters can
secure recognition 81 this sesson. The
bill 10 nov IN the hands Of . snb-c"mmii.
tee eomposed Of Representa- ives Br'"ier-
ick of Ksnsas. Bailey Of Texas aud G"ri-
night of Kentucky, who will endeavor to
report Il TO the Judiciary commiI'ee to-
morrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
krraea lbueI,

Paris, July 27,-A duel with sworir
Was fought ,,tween NJ Paul R'chanel
and NJ. Cl-m.nc-au to-day NJ D-chAn-l
WAS wounded ia the cheek
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
PUNISHED FOR CURIOSITY.
A Learned Chinese Doctor Pays Dearl,
for . Little Innocent Sightseeing.

A Learned Chinese Doctor Pays Dearly
for Little Innocent Sightseeing.
1t is dangerous to crafty curiosity or
to violate precedent at the Chinese im-
perial court. The empress dowagcr is
a great stickler for etiquette. Recently
she required the services Of DR.. Ii
Te-ch'ang, vice-president of the impe-
rial academy of physicians at Peking,
for one of the members Of her suite at
Eho Park palace. The learned doctor
had never been inside these famous
palace-grounds, and his curiosity was
fred to see the many curious objects of
which he had heard wonderful tales.
So he bribed e palace eunuch to show
him around the grounds.
While the two were leisurely walk
ing about and enjoying themselves, the
empress spied them. She at once dis
patched servants to punish their effron-
terry. The eunuch was seized, thrown
on his face, and accommodated with
6fty blows with the bamboo on the
calves of his fat legs. The doctor was
docked three months pay and received
severe reprimand, while his assistant
was ordered never to venture again
into the empress's presence.
The affair created sensation, be-
cause of the high position of the physi-
clan and of the humiliating punishment
dealt out to HMM. Y. Sun.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
PLAYRooMs FOR CHILDREN.

They Form an Important Part In the Hap
plneas of the Young People.
There is not one woman in twenty
who knows what an important part .
play-room may be made to serve in the
household economy and in the economy
of her own nerve force.
We have room set apart for the
bath, for the preparation and consump-
ton Of food, one dedicated to cere-
monious usage only, and one where
sleep is invoked; then why, when the
household is made up of special depart.
ments, is there SO little provision for
the amusement of those members of
the family who engage the whole time
and attention of tired mothers?
1t requires little thought and inge
nuity to furbish up play room it such
an attractive way that the children will
be content to pass most of the day
there, but many dollars need not be
spent, for costly things pail upon q
child's taste far sooner than simpler
and cheaper ones.
It is not enough, though, that this
room should be sunny and bare and
that the children have the privilege of
bringing into it all sorts of odds and
ends of their own finding. Kindergar-
ten methods applied to home training
insist that the mother shall place OBJ
jects of pleasing form and color in the
hourly sight of little ones. Pretty lith-
ographs may well crowd each other on
the walls.
Cut out the pictures of beasts, birds,
men, women and children pasted on the
door-panels make museum that NAV
be depended upon to stop baby's crying
many and many time. Japanese tile
books are to be had for trife, the
quaint, beautifully-bordered pictures
making highly interesting setting
around the fireplace. Japanese dolls
peeping around the corners of picture
frames or from behind the clock are
vastly amusing to the toddlers. An
old hair-cloth sofa can be improvised
into capital stage-coached, or, indeed,
into anything the moment demands Of
it. A screen covered with Christmas
cards, il placed across one corner, makes
q snug house; across another corner it
conceals Robinson Crusoe's cave, or Ali
Baba's cavern, and in the diversity of
play-room inventions the value of the
screen is beyond reckoning.
There should be an old table with a
drawer in which are slstes, pencils and
box of cheap paints. Soap bubble
pipes are necessity, and game of
battledore boon. An inscription put
ON both sides of the door of the play-
room should read: "Who slams me
hurts everybody."-N. Y. Herald.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
THE oMNlpREsENr PAIR.


Glad summers here. Go where you may
BY land or sea, by night or day.
Sly Cupid's ever making hay"
He doesn't waste q minute.
Between the daylight and the dark.
Along the beach or In the park,
There's not spot but yon can mark
A spoony couple In It.
No matter where one looks, he spies
Some couple making honeyed eyes,
With sweetest smiles and softest sighs-
They're certain to begin II.
Until 1t length you gravcly doubt
Il you should search the world about
That you could fnd spot without
A spoony couple In 1t.
And who would have II changed' Would youl
sTis sweet to hear the lovers coo
And In their softest lispings WOO
Some gentle heart and win 1t.
In all OF Garth therc should not be,
From Eden to eternity,
4 place without-it seems TO mo-
A spoony couple In 1t.
Nixon Waterman, In Chicago Journal.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

of Toppan's house, in a fashionable
suburb of the city, he said, for third
time: II had that trick from Mpong-
wee headman," and added: ut was
while was at Victoria Falls, waiting
to cross the Kalahari desert"
Then he continued, his eyes growing
keener and his manner changing:
"There is some interesting work to be
done in that quarter by some one. You
see, the Kalahari runs like this"-he
drew the lines on the ground with his
coming down in something
like this shape from the Orange river
to about the twentieth parallel south.
The aneroid gives its average eleva-
tion abont six hundred feet. didn't
cross it at the time, because we had
sickness and the porters cut. But l
made a lot of geological observations,
and from these have built upa theory
that the Kalahari is no desert 1T all,
but big, well-watered plateau, with
higher ground on the east and west.
The tribes, too, thereabout call the
place Linoka-Noka, and that's the
Bantu for rivers upon rivers. They're
nasty, though, these Bantu, and gave
us lot of trouble They have a way
of splitting little poisoned thorns into
you unawares, and your tongue swells
up and turns blue and your teeth fall
out and"
His wife Victoria came out on the
porch in evening-dress.
"Ah, Vic," said Toppan, Jumping up.
with very sweet smile, 1--WE were just
talking about your paper-german next
Tuesday, and think we might have
some pretty favors made out of white
tissue-paper - voses and butterflies,
you know. Frank Morris, in San
Francisco Argouant
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
BOILED DOWN.

NEARLY every human race have been
mound builders at some stage of their
history.
THE preparation Of the human hair
for the market gives employment to
seven thousand Parisians
RESEARCH shows that there is not Q
particle of vegetation in the eastern
part of the North sea. It is one great
watery waste.
THE Dyak head hunting has relig-
lous origin. The Dyalt believes that
every person he kills in this world will
be his slave in the next
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
scHooL AND CHURCH.

|
Mount Union college is said to bt
the first Methodist college to admit
women.
There are $50 Baptist churches in
Sweden, with 36,5sb members and 6ls
ministers.
1T is stated that an East London
Episcopal clergymanhas opened shop
for the sale of crucifixes and images OF
the Virgin
-Thirty-five scholarships, worth f1f.
ty dollars each, have been established
for the daughters Of Presbyterian tul-
ing elders Id the college Tor women,
Columbia, s: c.
Our Chinese college at Singapore
has won the queens scholarship, worth
one thousand dollars a year for four
years, besides the prestige and infiu-
ence which it gives to the school.
DIR. CLAUS Dahl, who has been
elected to a professorship in the Uni
versity of Chicago, has been for some
years at the head Of the department Of
Scandinavian Language and literature
at Yale college.
The archbishop Of Canterbury, at
diocesan conference at Lambert
palace, expressed his earnest coudem-
nation of dinner parties and dramatic
entertainments, which seem to be on
the increase In every part Of London,
on Sunday.
The Unitarian church claims its
origin at Vicenza In Venice in 1916,
whence the sect spread to Poland.
tanned foothold in England in 1647.
John Biddle was the founder. The first
society in America was formed in Phil
adelphia in 1749.
Efforts for better Sunday observ-
ance in England are progressing. Sir
John Burns, the managing director Of
the Cunard Steamship Co., has given
directions that no ship Of that company
in the Mediterranean shall work cargo
on Sunday in ports abroad any more
than they would at home.
The adult Bible class in the Sum.
NIT Hill chapel, Birmingham, En-
gland, during the past year has in
creased from two hundred members to
over one thousand. This is q result OF
it's social scheme and 'house-to-house
visitation, which have also added large
numbers to the congregation.
"A Bible and training school for the
young women of the east has been
opened at Cazaduo under the super
vision OF the Pacific Coast Young Wom-
EMS Christian association. The Pacific
coast work was established in 1890
with headquarters at San Francisco,
and is under coast committee with q
travelling secretary. Since its estab-
lishment twenty-six organizations have
been formed. Two Of these are in cities
Los Angeles and Sacramento-while
the others are in colleges.
DR. William H. Park, surgeon in
charge of the Methodist hospital Of
Soo-Chow, China, has been made chief
surgeon of the staff Of Ii Hung Chang,
the great viceroy, and has received the
honorary mandarin button of the fifth
degree. DR.. Park owes his rank to his
success in saving the life Of the aide
de-camp of Gen. Ii Hung Chang, who
had received eleven frightful sword
cuts. Five of them were across the tor
Of his head, ranging from three to six
inches in length. and every one Of then
down into the bone and one of them
through the skull. The man was taker
to the Methodist hospital and attended
to by DR.. Park and his assistants. Or
his recovery the Chinese general wa.
so gratified that he made the hospital
q present of large sum of money and
conferred the above degree upon DR.
| Park,
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
Marines and Mariners.

Outcroppings Of jealousy between
sailors and marines aboard United
States ships are common enough. The
marine is that awkward thing, lands.
man at sea. He is q soldier, clad in 4
soldiers uniform, receiving q soldiers
pay, and subject to the drill and disci-
pline of the army rather than Of the
navy. Doubtless he is more shapely
person from technical point Of view
than the Jack tar, but he is vastly less
picturesque and human. He is, on the
whole, hardly SO well paid as the sailor.
IN. Y. Sun.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

keep perfectly quiet, pleasev'
called the tanner out OF the darkness,
and certain peculiar ring in his voice
was the first intimation of a possible
danger.
But Toppan knew; and as we heard
the tanner fumbling for the catch on
the gate, which he somehow could not
loose in the darkness, he said, with a
rising voice: HE wants to get that
gate open pretty quick"
But for their restless movements the
lions were quiet; they uttered no
sound, which was bad sign. Blink
ing and dazed by the glarish blue
whiteness of few moments before,
they could see perfectly now where
the tanner was blind.
"Listen," said Toppan. Near to us,
and on the inside of the cage, we could
hear a sound as Of some slender body
being whisked back and forth over the
surface Of the floor. In an instant l
guessed what 1t was. One Of the lions
was crouching there, whipping his
sides with his tail.
NueH Hc stoPS Uhut uc IL sPriuBs
said Toppan, excitedly.
bring light, Jerry ry-quickr came
the tamer's voice.
People were clambering to their feet
by this time, talking loud, and we heard
q woman cry out.
"Please keep as quiet as possible,
ladies and gentlemen!' cried the tanner;
lit won't do to excite"
From the direction of the voice came
the sound of heavy fall and a crash
that shook the iron gratings in their
sockets.
"He's got him!" shouted Toppan.
And then what q scene! In that
thick darkness everyone sprang up
stumbling over the seats and over
each other, all shouting and crying
out, suddenly stricken with panic
fear of something they could not see.
Inside the barred death trap every lion
suddenly gave tongue at once, until
the air shook and sang in our ears We
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

I'm the Suburbs Of Paris.-The
landlady of an eating house to a couple
of duellists ready for the fray-"Be
quick, gentlemen, else the partridges
will be overdone!"-Le Nouvelliste do
Flera
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

John Wesley always declared that
he owed all his usefulness to his moth
er. She was one Of the most remark
able women who ever lived. Her letters
are classic.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

-Disraeli was nicknamed Dizzy,
from a contraction of his name; the
Gay Lothario Of Politics, from his fa-
cility in adapting himself to. circum-
stances, and Vivian Grey from one Of
his novels.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
City Greenness.

"Bless me, my boy" said the country
uncle, there's no end of fun down at
our place! You must come and see US
in time for the husking-bee." "Deah
me." said the city nephew, nervously,
~ shouldn't care evan to husk bee
unless some one would first wemove the
stingr'-Youth's Companion.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29

Never let us be discouraged with
ourselves. 1t is not when We are con-
scious of our faults that we are the
most wicked.-Fenelon.
The Van Buren press., 1894-09-29
Accepted the Terms

Customer-How are things going at
the auction?
Auctiopeer-O, for little or nothing.
Customer you may knock that
sideboard down to me for nothing
Judge.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
altneritamtf6e GfelseeSnIo.

Die Sre6beit unb &iditbtSloii9feit ber
StraBenbabn : 8ertpaltung Der 9fDrb1ette
itberiteigt ale meEihli3en 8esriffe. Grob>
benz bas thermometer faum so Grab 3etgte,
unb Elm abl6eulicher, rauber, b~urcbbringel@
bet, faLter Wlno pebte, bat fte pGbrenb
speter LANCER Sage eS ni6t fir nOtbig erz
o9tet, alb NUT einen e~inSigen gei6lpiienen
Magen emSuitelen. 9tur tpeil Ite, bic
rielenDafte 0ipibenben aus Dem Bubltfum
berausi6inbet, Bic NuSla9e Der paar Doll
lars on 2lrbeitSlobn lheute, ipelbe bo5
llmtaui6en Der offenen gegel1 Die gelblole7
men 9Sa9en perurlabt, muBte baS Brbltfum
frieren unb it6 S6md6li6sn ~lebenS9e>
fGbrli6en @rfGlturgel1 ausleben.
Sine 70 trafie Gii6lt9tSloit9fett gegen
baS 8pblbeftnoen uno Die @eiunbbctt
birfte iid in feinem anbern 3anbe Der
WeLt cine Dffentlibe BerfebrSz@ tnrt6tlng
Su S6ulben fommen laiien. Selblt nenlt,
ipas unbenfbar tpdre, bic 8ehOroen ni6t
lofort Dagegen einibritten. ba5 Soft ielblt
mIiroe eS it6 ntdt 9%efallen lalien. SIS
tpiiroe einen &ropau unO Mufitanb gebcn.
@ir pctten, baB in Berlin inter lolcben
1lmitGnben offenc 8a9en no6 feline SiDet
Stun6en laufen f0nnten. Ser 9lmeri:
faner aber ldBt fib bas gang rubig sefaaen.
St pa9t foum Den Muub 6age8en %auf5uz
tbIn; ct reibt iid frOiteInO Die 6anOe,
friert unb i6weigt, ltrO be5aDLt na61er
nit Hummer @r8ebuns Doctor unb 9lpo7
tbeferrecbnun9en. @r prablt nit ictner
6rei6ett, lQBt itcb aber BON iebem elenoen
@elbproben AUDI bic srOBtcn llnueribamtz
beiten gefaQen. Gr l6etnt Die unplrotg>
feiten, Die man tbm bietet, unO Die SUP
tritte, Bic man tbm periebt, sar ni9t me6r
Su empfin6en, unb punbert itD banu aub
no6, tpenn 2eute nit ~offenen 9tugen an
benz 8eitonbe ber republifanii9en &e9tez
rlngsform zines 2anOeS 3peifeln, Oeiien
8ep0lterung ber @eIbmo6t 9egeniiber in
cine 10 DoIfommene &nccbtibaffenbeit
perfallen lit.
Die Gielsgebulb be5 9(merifancrS 1T
ebenio perd6tlieb unb emp0renb, mic bic
8iifit6tSloiigteit ultb Trebbeit n%nlerer
&abelbarone.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
NuslQno.

: 9aS 2iebltngSgetrGnf be8 foiIerlicber
0ofbalteS III Berlin lit iebt @urtenbpnle
getporben, unb Slpar auf Beranlaiung bc5
&aiierS itlber, ber Sic 8omle ipdbrenb
leineS 9(ufentbaltS III Gnglanb BET ben
Sfftsicrcn Der 9toDdl Dragons fennen
g~clernt bat. 9ie @urfcnbomfc piro auf
folgenbe 9lrt angeicbt: Man ntmmt 6rei
Slaldcn guten Hotbtpein, Der redt falt
gefteIt miro. Sn beniel6en bGngt man
.einc frilcbc ab9eihGlte @urfe 10 LANCE, bis
ite DolitGlloig burdbSogen 1T, preBt ite oann
aus uno tDut duf ieoe 6laicbe 8etn ein
@ldsbcn Wara3quino. 13ufer ptrb oa5l
nicht pcrDenoet.
= Wtaior y. 8ilman bat iih nit 8rdl7
lem !6eotpig 2angerl, Go9tcr Oes 8oloniolz
entbuiialten @eb. &ommer5icnrathS Gu9.
2angen in &0ln. pcrlobt.
= 9aS f~lcinite 0orf lit unftreitig bos
nenige &ilonteter bon %9feumarft in SdbLez
fen cutfernte 0ubenoorf Dalielbe beitebt,
nie bas r2iegn. Gageblott" beridtete,
9e9enlpdrti9 nur nOb aus cilter = S6eune.
= 3ur 8cDanblung Der Otpbtberie nit
Dem 6eilicrum Don 8ebring bat @eD. Natb
6eubuer bon Der Berlincr @barttee- <tif
fiir &inberfranfbeitcn ouf benz information
nalen &onsreB Su 8utapeit baS Bort sez
nomln1en ; icin Gortrag, ben bic 20. Web.
g o6eni6r." tptebergiebt, eltbGlt cine
Geibe proftii9er 8tnfe. GOr auem lei
barouf bin3umeiicn, baB baS Wfittel UNI 70
mebr @rfOIg peripri9t, ie frlb5etttger eS
eingeipribt uir6. 9ieler Nufforbcrung
t0nnten 0era6e BET BET 0ipbt6ertc bic
6ausz unbTamilienGr3tc Ieldt entiprc9en.
Oenn es gibt merltgc &ranfbcltel, fpp bic
6amilien aus berec9tigter B%cior9niB 10
friib5eitig Die dr3tli4c 6tlfe begebren, tpic
bel Der 0ipbtberie. Wfan Der0e oaS W1ite
tel pieueibt oub in anfang9 oia9noitil9
nod ni9t gan5 geiiAcrten 6dlen lieber e!nz
NAL 5u oft ais sit ~ielte1t III N~ntpenolng
sic6en. @eb. GatD 6cubner flbrt ais 8e@
peis bet l1ni6Golidbfeit bsS 6eilierrms
etne cigcne neue Grfa6run8 an: Sn einent
Saal Ser 8inberabtbetllng ber @baritec,
Der nit lebr i6pG6liden etilz unb 5ipcts
iGbrigen Sinoern belegt tpdr, ipuroc elm
9ipbtbcritiSfau eingeiebGeppt. Sofort Der5
luobte Der Director 10 bieier bo6graDis
mtberitanosloien, lcbnaben &lcinen bur6
Giniprtbung oeS 8cbringlbet WttttelS 81
i%mmuniitren. &etn ein3lge9 oteler &iroer
trug irgcnb einen ytadtGeiG Tiebcr, 9tppez
tttloligteit ober lonit etpas) oabon. ltno
es muroc aud6 feincs bon ber 0ip6tberie
anseitedt. 6eubner benterft, baB Die Sc
banblung ceteris paribus altcb btaiger
lei, tpenn man friib5eittg oanltt etniebe.
8or oer Qlnipenblng oeS Ottttels empfteblt
ct, ben SIT behanbelnben Tau p~ro9noitti6
Ali Deranichla9en unb bieie Seranlbla9ung
I'll notiren. Damn genuine man aus ben
GinselfGuen Elm almd9Li9 lt1 feltt9enOes
llrtbcil uber Die Wtrtung oes Wttttels ulo
Die @r0Be oct n%otbpeubisen 9o1tS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
goaa1eatltd1e auteota ataata-aeiaana aaontaa, s. oktober 1894.

lit Stem Gbtpang unb 6anfotp berriht
eroBe 8elorgniB inter ben ~9luSlGnbern,
unb in benz lebteren 8lage 9ebcn Die @uroz
pder nit bet Nbitht nm, ibre Srouen tpcgz
su1Aiden. Sn 6antoD babeu bic 3olz
beamten ein fletneS Sreiptligencorps 81
ibrem Sbubc gebilbet. 9urb bic 9lniue=
ienbeit bes britii6en 8anonenbootcs y@lt"
lit oaS Ycrtralter einigermdBen Dte6erDerz
selteGt.
0urcb 8aGaitintriguen IN Yefing mir6
oltf bic 9lbbanfltn9 oe8 &aiierS Dingearz
beitet; 5u ieinem gtacbfol9er lit BET Sobn
bes Srin3en &ung auSerleben.
Die Sage lit 10 brobcnb, oab ale aus
lGnoii9en Srauen uno 8inber, etni3licB7
Licb bet Samilien ber O1itgLteoer bcs 3oI7
bausoienites ben 8efebl erbalten baben, To-
fort Die Stabt All D%erlalien.
Mebrere iaparii9c &riegSi9iffe ~frersen
an Ser &itite in bet lln9egeno BON Net
Sal 0et, benz 6ineiii6en 6afen am
S6autung 8orsebirge. Sic l1G6ern fid
ber Silite in per No3t unb faDren bel
3asesanbrub picber meg.
Isle es beiBt, iouen bur6 6ieie 8etpegln7
gen 6inciti9e &rieesl6iffe AM Nuslaufcn
aus @ei Sat Wet Dber Dem an Der anoern
Seite bes @elben Weeres 9ele9enen Sort
Nrtbur perbinoert tperben.
Sine BON Sbangbai eiu9etroffene De-
peicbe melbet, baB ber @ouperneur bon
8istn in Bet Wanoi6urei berichtet, baB bic
Sapaner OberbaIb Can Gbun cine 2anoun9
benirft baben.
GS pirb bin5u9efii9t. bab in Ser aansen
8rOptll3 Bic gr0Bte 9(ufrcaung berribt, oaE
aber WtaBregeln sur 8ertbetbi9uu8 beriel=
ben getroffen tperoen.
Den bineiiiben &aufleuten 1T tuicberum
cine i6tpere Contribution GUT 8eitreitung
Der Sriessfoiten auferlegt iporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Mrbetter= s@ms.
Whilnhelnhin 9entnfrat.l

NaS fir beiieren NrbeiterihuB in 6abri7
fen ieitens Der StaotSgeieBgebu1tgcn &C.
icbeben ioQte, baben Die 6abrifzS nipeftorcn
bes 9allbeS in elmer An3abl BON 8ei9liilien
3ulammengeftcIt, beD0r Tie tbre acbte
Sabresperiommlun9 in Bbilabelp9ia perz
tagten.
8e3iiglib bes iog%cnanntcn S6ukipitentS
tpuroen 3tDar Deri6teoene NntrGge 9elteut,
tpelcbe ben 8eifau ber Gerlamntlung batten,
aber fein 8ei6luB 9efaBt. Oeal1 lab etn,
baB @eleBe, rpel6e 2lrbetten III Wttetb5z
f~a1ernen (Se1en1entbGuiern) perbietcn, oocr
0ereu 8robufte bod beiteucrn, @ingriffe in
Die Generic uno perlonlicbc Sreibeit cntz
balten iplirben, tpeI9e ni4t CD gerc6tfer>
tigt perben tonneu.
lleber bic Nrbett bon Srauen un6 Gtn7
bern fam man ilberetn, 0afiir Die @infitD7
rung bon rlr 48 Stunben III oer 8o1e Su
empfe0lcn, alio a6t Stnnben fit jcben
Qrbettstag. Die ~8eitimmlln9en bierlber
unb itberbaltpt itber ale SbnbnaBre9elt
in Sabrifen iouten fit ale Staaten Die
gletcben iein. 8tn6er inter Il SaDrcn
lonten in feincr Sabrtt beldGftigt tDeroen.
Die ~itreneite &ontrole lno Snlpeftlon
bon @ebdubtn, morin Q(rbeiter angeiteut
itnD, miro empfoDlen, un1 6eren gclunoz
beitlicben 3ultanO 81 iiberu. Die Wtal9t>
nerien III allen 6abriten miiiien nit gebo9
riqen Shlbtpebrcn Derleben ullo GleOotoret
unb Nuf5ige lolio tonitruirt fem; lebterc
iplen ouBerbcm nit feuerietem Wiauers
tperf %ulngcben mer0en.
Sic Snfpeftion bon Oampffe1ieln = 10
beiasen Die Sciblitlie tDclter mus itreng
gcbanobabt, uno nun lol6e Sn9enieure
iolten babel angeitelt tperben, ipel6e ais
gepriift regiltrirt ltIo. 2(uBer auf Nrbeit
in Ben Tabrifsn bat sic Convention nod
ibre Nufmerflamfett alf Die S6dtigfett pon
Spcratoren all &abelz uno eleftrtl6en
8abnen scribtet. 0er 9ienit babel lit 10
anitren9enb unb Die 0efabren filr baS 9uz
blifumt tperoen baOurb 10 9eitei9ert, baB
bic 9lbfitrsung biclcs 0ienlte5 aauf 10
StunOcn tG9Ii9 bO6it ipilnibenSwertb erz
ideiut.
Scr 8ei6luB Der Contention ii6er bie
vS6mtBarbett" in ber Standardization
beibrdnft itb auf bie@mpfebLung, eelebli6
at nerbteten, ba6 ite in 9tdumen porge1
nomtmen miro, tpDrin anoere 8erloncn ais
Die Samtltenglteber arbetten; bic 1trengite
eIunpyetll'U @olltpHc oorAper DltD
en1pf0blen.
O}it Dem GnticbtuB, in i6ren Staten
titr 9urbfnbruns oieier Goricbldge nirf7
lam 81 lein, ibieoem Die Witglieber bet
Contention bon chamber. 9oB 6ieier Gntz
i6luB itberaa 5ur erfolsrei9en Ausfibrung
fomnten moge, miro aagemein semIniht
tperben.
9em til6nli6 befannten 0euti9>Qmerts
taner u u It b SafeI tn Cincinnati;
ipurSe bte bemOtratii6e domination 3u
eIltem Oortigen b0beren Hidteramte altgee
boten. ST erfldrte aber, oaB ct Die gtDmiz
ration inter fctnen l%lmitdnOen annebmen
peroe. uno 6aaH bemerft bsr Cincinnati
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

No3 Oor flint Sa6ren gait in 9 Ii t | cbe
lamb iclbIt i'll Der &eibsbauptftaot Berlin
oaS st aofabrcn bon Srauen fir nnz
anitGnoig. 9Sir fenrclt cine a6tungStpertbe
uno lt~ebcnSwarbi9e 6rau III Berlin, Die
oamals, lpenn iie baialbit nit ibrem @at1
ten oaS IN PartS erlernte GaOfabrcn ilben
poltc, bonn niebercn unb Doberel Straz
Benpobel 9robltcb beleibi9t puroc. Sebt
aber buloi9en III 9eutlblanb ieI5it vauer7
bodlte" Sraucn BENT TGOfaDr>S Sport, ooz
rlnter &Ont9in Charlotte bon Bilrttcnlber9
nno Yrin5ellin @iiela, bie nit benz Ertnz
sen unb 6eIOberrn Qeopolb, benz %5tpeiten
Sobn beS baperiiben Brin3regenten &uit=
polO, permdblte Gltelte Godbter bes &aiicrS
Nran5 Soiepb BON Neiterrel9.