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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-20
Three Draughts.

Stern Labor held her cup to me;
laughed, and said her nay:
60 have not to do with thee"
turned my face away.
Then Pleasure held her cup to me,
And I was fain to SIP
''Ah times the draught, I'll drink with thee
Twas bitter my lip.
Grave Sorrow held her cup to me
And Sorrow left choice.
Drink, drink she cried unsparingly,
And obeyed her voice.
Then Labor held her cup to me,
And /, who shrank at first
Now held my parched lips eagerly,
And drank, and stilled my thirst
Caroline Brown Bourland, in the New England
Magazine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-20
A Library Convenience.

New York Evening Post.
For the person who has a few clippings
on variety of subjects which she wishes
each year to preserve a number of stout
large and long brown envelopes like those
used for legal documents or for sending
manuscripts to publishers may be fastened
together and put into covers of Bristol
board or heavy cardboard. The book cover
may tie with ribbons or tapes or have a
stout rubber band to ship over the covers
A very pretty book of this kind has a
cover of pale blue with the lettering For
clippings" done in gold on the cover, with
the date 1896 below it. A still more orna-
mental one, made by a young woman who
IS clever with her pencil and brush, mas a
ut1le suitable picture painted on each en-
velcpe. The envelopes are labeled adven-
tufe, poetry, art, good stories, science etc
Linen covers in the art colors are embroid-
ered or painted to put over the paper COW
ers OF these books. Another book seen in
some houses, and made more or less in
is guest book This can be made bv
any one who desires one by buying q box
or TWO OF correspondence cards, or by maxi
ing CARDS OF the required size from water
color paper. This may have a silk linen
cretonne, heavy paper, or leather cover If
cover may be made of flexible leather with
silver corners, or the cover NAV be, painted
or embroidered. In this book the guest
writes his or her name and the date of the
VISIT, with perhaps reference to some pleas
ant or funny happening of that visit In
one such book is written this sentence:
If, during the little time we have spent
together, there has been any simple hap
pening which may be pleasant memory
IN after years, | ask that you inscribe it
here. Another has on each page in IL
Eliminated letters some of the sentences
from 1.-The Home Beautiful" Among them
are these: IF the dinner be a loaf Of
bread and a pitcher of water invite your
friend rather than incur that opposite rep
utatlon that 1T is a kind of burglary to
ring your doorbell before dinner" "a
home that merely holds it's inmates, and to
the rest of the town is a barred place
good like a prison. to keep out of. can
hardly be home to those who live in it"
Count guests who are always glad to
come as best pieces in your household fur
nlshlngs Take me where the people
Uses in forms of beauty, that is a secret
of a festival for eyes,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-20

the state of my beautifully waxed floor the
next morning beggars description / had
to deny myself to visitors for several DAYS
In order to have the room put in its normal
condition. Certainly little boys are born
cubs. and the more manly they are the
more fearsome are their gannbols. No Won
der Mother Goose made distinction in the
composition of the sexes .
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-20
Cards and Calls.
Harper'S Bazaar.

harper s Bazaar.
Some other card and calling rules that
the present code of etiquette ordains are
as follows: When calling on a person who
is visitor in a private house the caller
must always ask and leave a card for the
hostess also. When making a call on a
young unmarried lady the visitor must ask
and leave a card for the young woman
mother. A bride should be called on after
her marriage by all the calling acouaint-
ances of her and the groom's families who
were invited to the wedding or received
cards announcing it. Personal visits should
not be returned by card unless there is
should call on lady before inviting her
to an entertainment, unless the latter owes
q call to the entertainer. Cards with their
home address on them can be exchanged
by people who meet in travelling or, visiting,
if both parties wish to continue She ac-
quaintance. Small cards with the babys
name engraved on them can be sent an
nouncing a birth when the mother and
with mourning border may be sent by
those in aff1iction, acknowledging sympathy
and Kindness shown at the time of bereaye-
ment. Cards should be left by all their
occurs, and left later or call made on the
mourners.
1t is proper to call on a young woman
when her engage nent is announced, and on
foreign trip; on a mother after her daugn-
ter's wedding, and on a stranger who is
visiting a friend. Bat we might go on ad
infinitum and not be able to give all the
minor points in card and calling etiquette.
The rules and regulations mentioned are
the principal ones, however, and generally
accepted by those whose action sets the
fashion IL ugh matters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-20
Various suggestions.


If whipped cream is wanted quickly and
there in no whip churn available, have the
cream very cold, and put it in a glass fruit
jar with an alright cover, Half FIJI the
jar with the cream, fasten the cover tight
ly and shake the jar vigorously.
A clever contrivance for folding and pro-
tecting delicate parasols not in use is made
of pretty cretonne and lined with silesia.
1t is made like shoe bag, with long
pockets the length of the parasols, having
a lap at the top to keep out the dust Fixed
upon the inside of closet door, it is con-
venent to get at and out of the way.
Odd color nelanges appear among some
of the youthful toilets, like nuns gray and
pink and amber, primrose yellow and par
ma violet, etc: Peplum panels appear on
few of the skirts. and graceful princesSe
dresses are slashed on the skirt seams and
buttoned up the back for slender young
weareFS.
A tailor told a customer the other day
what he used for women's sleeves. and on
which side of the stiffening or no-stiffen-
ing contest he stood. He said that he put
a little box pleat of crinoline on each side
of the shoulder. This keeps the sleeve
flcm dropping here, and yet it does not
give that extremely artificial protrusion
which is so ugly.
Women who wish their families to be fed
on the most nourishing and heaIthful food
will do well to discourage those who suffer
from dyspepsia from eating potatoes regu-
larry. Provide in their place a well and
thoroughly cooked cereal with cream or
rich milk. Boiled rice or hominy may be
profitably exchanged for potatoes at din
ner at least three or four times a week, as
ii is o most admirable food with meat and
easily digested.
The handsome flower lamp shades that
resemble one immense rose or a very
double tulip are made from many hundreds
of silk petals one row slightly overlapping
the other put on a silk-covered founda-
ton until the shade is covered. The petals
are erimped in a little machine used for
the purpose, that each leaf looks like
that of a natural flower They are made
from thin silk. Most of the new empire
shades furnished with a full ruching
at the top and bottom.
hole in a granite saucepan or kettle
may be mended by using copper rivet.
These rivets, which come In several sizes,
may usually be bought from a harness
maker. The rivet is put in the hole, and
over the end of it is put copper washer,
which Is part of it. Flatten the end CT
the rfvet with a tack hammer, and the ket-
tie is good for service for many days.
When the enamel is Clipped from small
spot in the bottom CT the saucepan the
weak spot may be reinforced in the same
way.
Sleeves may be different in fabric from
the rest Of the costume and yet please la
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-20
A Despotic Corporation.

Detroit Free Press.
why is old man Burly so down on the
railroad company"
Because they wouldn't allow him to sit
UP all night in the sleeper and argue poll
ties"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-12-19
The First
National
Ban H..
Of Chicago.
IaA.il Capital, $780, 900
Surplus, &,M0,OOO
tIIAN J. GAGE, President.
M. B. F0ReAN, Vice President.
RICHARD J. STREET, Cashier
HOLMES H0aE, Asst. Cashier.
FRANK E BROWN, "a Asst. Cashier

All classes Of high. grade Investment
Bonds bought ana sold. Accounts Of
Merchants, Banks, Bankers and Corpora.
eloas solicited. Travellers Circular Let.
En- 81 Credit issued, available In all
Rafts Of the world. Commercial Credits
tueuished foi use In Importation Of Mer.
eAaadise from Foreign Countries Trans.
leeS by Cable to the leading cities Of
Europe, Asia and Australia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
v8ebt ode SoTntatto attf."

Der beutf9e Gei15ton5yer Shirt 6obenz
lobe bat ben beuti@en Israrttrn unb Gilz
betle1ten in aaer Sprn uttb dmtli9 bic @rz
fldrung dbge9eben, baB bic beutl9en &eqiez
runeen nit @inberufung elmer Miins<gpnz
Feren3 niGt boran9eben perben, neil cine
iol9e Die SADIE Der prattii3en 20iung ni9t
ndber brtngen tpiiroe.
Die 9erren 9tIber9rnben .geftBer unb bic
in ibrem Oienfte itebenOen gplitifer, nie
Die aus sbrli6em ltnberftanb an bic eef6dftz
Ii9e 9eiIfraft bes SiD6:rs @laubenben apers
ben nun tpobl ibre 9offnunaen dufseben mill :
fen, es fei benn, es geldnge i6nen, einen
unfsblbaren Weg gu 3ei9en, pie 16 unsen
Stlber auf glei9e Sauftraft nit elmer unae
Cob gebra6t perOen fOnnen. 60 LANCE
elm iol9er ni9t tldr borge5ei9net 1T, tpirb
Ii9 feline Der grDBen 9anbelsz unb sSnbuz
itrtez Wdbte auf ei1e Qenberurte bes iebiaen
GeIo : Spftems einla1en, aud Die Ser.
Stoutea ni9t, nnb bic gauge asitation fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

Na9 benz neren SlottenzH eeiiter nimmt
bic amerifanif9e Seema9t iebt bic FINITE
@tele Elm urb bat bic bss Oeuti9en Rei6es
entI9ieben iberfliigelt, tpenn iie AUDI immel
no6 MIR balb 10 fart 1T tpie Die Staliens
tpeniger als balb tpie bic 8uBldubs, uno BIZ
fran3Dff9e 1910 unb bic englti4e 5amdl
10 fart tit. SIN berflo1enen Sabre funroer
oplenbet oas @dfa9tldiff erter 8lafe
Snbiana bon 1O,29O Spnnen, unb BIZ
G9la9t59iffe 5peiter 8lafe Maine UNI
Seros bon 67O0 uno $500 Spnnen, BET
9pppel Sburm Monitpr ampbitrite bon
1000 Spnnen unb ber pon5erzWtober Sea-
tabbin bon 2150 Sonnen. SIM &au begrifz
fen iinb flint S9ld4ti4iffe erfer &faRe,
(MaKadufetts uub Oregon bon ie 1920
Sonhen, Soma Dpr1 11,400 Sonnen, Der
&earfaee unb 8sntudb bon 11,525 Sonnen,
Der panaerfreu3er 8rpotlpn BON 9075 Som
men, bic Monitors Buritdn bon 5000 UNI
Wonabnot uro Serror BON je 1000 Sonnen,
bret R~anonenbopte bon lie 1400 unb feds
ppn ie 1000 Sonnen, 6 SDrpebpbote unS Elm
nntsrfeeifhes 8oot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
Sie GifenbaDmS1nIo 8enesmela's

neber bic @iIenbabnf9ulb g~eneauela's
ltilo beren 5ragtpeite in gssug Der 8e3ie6unz
gen bisies 5taates gum OeutI9en 9eid
berr1At hler5nlaroe groBe l1ntlarbeit. 53u=
radt TT gu bemerten, bab bon elmer Werz
epetgerune Der 3ablung eereater Sorberunz
gen Iettens 8eneaueta's feline Gebe lit, 1onz
bern einsrfeits ebrIi6e 9ifferen5en iiber ben
getra9 Der 59ulb berri9sn, unb s~tpeitens
@ene3nela in 5olge Der &epolutipn tnapp
an @elo lit.
Wober bic 9tfferen5er iiber bic 60be Der
'Sfnlo totnne1, foG in 8olgenbem barge
than tperOen. SIN Sabre 1885 lpurbe atptz
1d)e1t DER Gegternns BON 8ene3uela unb Der
9roBen gene3nela @iisnbabneefea16aft Elm
gertras abgef9loffen, in tpeldem eritere fid
Derpflt9tete, au benz 8au Der gu6n Elm 8iers
tel Der Soften beiaufteuern, epofir Iie ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
osr nSssrihe 9trsoot. Cardinal 6

Ser pGpftide DsIegat, cardinal So
tolli, bat fdon pOr eirrisen Monaten 81
gottspine In p~ennIploanien cine Der bsuts
f6en @pra1e unb Dem. beutfden Welen ie4r
freunblide aebe eebolten. 9o9 in elmer
10 eben erI 9ienenen ~5tpeitsn auflage zines
tdtboIifden 8n9es, tpel9es bic bon @atoii'
i1 Mmerifd Bis auf bic aGeriunsfte 3ett 5ez
baltenen Reben entbdlt, feblt Dc
beutf9freunbIi4ep ottspiuer Heoe
CANA uub gar. 9abei gtebt ods
Sud an, baB es nautorifirt' le!'
alfo ols pffisiele &%unbgebung Sd'
tolt's betradtet perben mif1e. 89r
9rof. @dr0bsr iiber bieis anffdaenbe aid'
i'm gubt befrast, erfIdrte SatOnt fol9enoss'
gr, Sdtoui, babe Sieie anfieeen erz
regeube llnteroriiGuns tpeoer ~oeFaalaB1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

5ilberfreiprd9ung in bieiem 2afbe fam
nur ben grfolg baben, bic &idfebr gutter
3etten d~uf3nbalten, obne Ionlt irgenO ettpas
3u be3tpeden.
9as Dihen au9 un5ere SilberzPolititer
Iebr tpobl, unb bet Qbgeorbnete 9aG bon
WaifIouri 1T Getpdbrsmann bafiir, bdB a9t
Der Senotoren, tpeG6e Dffentlib ibre 5timz
ME fir SreiprGgung abgegeben baben, priz
batim erfldrt BADEN, btefelbe tpiirbe ben
nutionalen nnb i%nDibibuellen Guin unb
Bancroft berbeifiibren." SIS pdre lebr ipiin=
,fdenspertb, nenn 0err 9au bic Nomen
bieier a9t Senatoren Der @elt preisadbe
utb oiefelben an ben G4anbpfabl Der Be-
ipubten 8etriiger ndgeIte.
@lidli9er 8eife, pbppbl mir bic SiGberz
a9itatipn fiir's grfte ntbt los tperben fDnz
men, bat bic Welt bereits einssIeben, bat
tire No9t 81 f9aben bpriiber lit. Oie
WeIt peiB iebt, baB bic Sreiprdeuns in ben
Ser. Staaten ME burGgefebt perben fam
nnb baB biefe ibre iebise @utgelopabruna
.aufre6t erbalten tperben, unb bas 10 Ianqe
tiit1ltltb nnterbriidte @ertrallen ldBt Iid
ni9t Hanger 5%uriidbalten. Die Ra9ri6ten
apelGe 9err 6. g. 0reber am Sam1tao
@beno auf benz 8antett hes 3peizMilionen=
Clubs CAB, unb banttt ibberetnltimmenbs
8ert9te DON austparts liefern ben noQqiil=
tieen 8etpeis.
8enn dber bas 8ertrauen erit einrnal fpiez
Der bd lit, bann fann AUDI etne erIprieBz
li9e unb getpinnbringenbs 9bdtigfeit aul
aIen @ebieten nibt ausblei5en, unb tpenu
bieie eineetreten lit, 5ann lpirb Der @ilber=
fd1tuin0el eben1o 81 @rabe g~etragen 5ein,
lpie einitmal5 Der 9reen5ada6 9&pinbel, uni
man lpirb befelben rtur nod tpie zines bDfei1
Sraumes 9ebenfen.
Die Sil6erzpolitifer foIten na9eerabe
einf eben, baB es fir fe feline 9offnung gis6t
unb bob fte bal6 ebenfo unter bas alte Giier
9etporfen fein 4perben, fpie es bic Meaoer uni
Comforter tpurben.
4n 5~enienigen ~unierer politifer aber, noel
Gen bas Wobl bes 2unbes tpirfli9 am 6er=
gen liegt, unb tpeIhs einfebsn, baB biefes
BON benz 8ertrauen in unier @elb nnb in
ultfere 5dbi9teit, tets in 9utem @elbe 3a6len
5u %f0nnen, abbdngt, fo1te bic totipielise
2ebre Der lsbten Sabre ni9t nublos Doriiberz
9egangen iein. @r6alO als mDelih 1oute
bas bur4 nibts geiiderte papierselO =
Die @reenbads = einge5oeen 4perben. Damn
tpsrben mir imrner md cine eeniigenbe
8iirbs an benz ~tpenigItens CUR !9dlfte &C.
fi9erten (Sil6erz)papiergel gu trogen pa
Ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
l1m bic oSppaer 5taatsaeIebgehuna

lin bic Sppaer Staatsgeiebgehung
CUR Mnnabme Der befannten Probibitionsz
maBregeln 5u atpingen, DerIammelten fi9
in Der Staatsbauptftabt Oes Moines tirs@
li9 bic argiten probibitioniiten unb Pro>
bibitiontfinnen bes Staates; nae
mentli@ einiee Der febteren b~etrugen ii9
babel gseen ~ein3elne our MdBigung NAB
nsnbs 9erren 10 p0belbaft, baB biefe 9erren
bic 8erldmmlung entriItet berlteBen. Gin
totes probtbitionstpeibs6ilO bate bic ge=
miBigteren republitanii6en @efebgeber nit
freil4snber gfimme iOgor ~ebrlOie gerz
rdtber" eel6impft. 9aB ProbibitiOnsputb
tpeibliden Nnftunb cuffs f4fimmite unterz
grdbt, bat man i4Dn frii9er erfa6ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

9ie 80ntgen'i9e @ntbedung fOrbert irts
rner dpunbeubarere Dinge gu Sage. SIM
Columbia College bat man nit ben X
Stra6ten fogar eine tpbte Maus in's 2tz
ben 3uriid gerufen, p6er 6efer tppbl, biez
feI6en bobsn Sci i6r bie 2e6ensegri9tinung
Der 8etpsgung beroorgsbra9t, tpus dnf cine
salbaniT9e @irfung Der @trabfen fGfieBen
ldBt. Mit GROCER Spannung erlpartet bic
@elt Die @rge6niTe Der eingebenben proz
ben, tpeIde Gbifon iebt nit Der &Onisen'z
f9en gntbedung %unitslt; fe rperben fi4er
bic praftif6e @usbreitung berfeH6en f0rs
bern unb mittetbar audi Der @ifenf9aft gu
@ute fomrner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
See ttettc italieniIGc NatiouaIbcIO.

Die Stoliener bdben pieber einen g1otipz
nalbtlbsn! = 0as 1T Der Maior pber iebiqe
Sberittieute1ont @aniano, Der tapfere SFFtz
5ier, Der NIT einem Battalion nabeau aus
f9lieBlib einge6orener Sruppen fid in Der
tleinen abefpntfden 8ergfefung Mdfaae 10
nodoriidli9 se9en bas gon3e Seer bes Neans
Ntenelif gepebrt bat, baB biefer. Inn f9lieb=
li6 freien @b5u9 gu 6eipilliget gen1tbigt
fab.
@autano 1T fem iunser Mdnn mebr, sr
pirb i'm September b. S. 80 Sabre off.
ST lit Elm .30eling Der MtIitdrf9u1e in afi,
n1dbte 1866 als l1nterlieutenont ben Self
aug gegen Seiterrei9 nit, ipurbe 1873 2ieus
tenant Bel ben Nlpenideern, 1883 .@aiptz
mann. SIM Sabre 1887 tpeilte er nit Dem
So. &e9iment gum eriten Male finf Moz
nate lang in Mfrifa unb tpurbe i'm Sabre
1889 ipteoer bortbin berfebt, I'm es bis baz
bin nt9t tpieber gu berlafen. SIN @efe9t
oon Mgorbat i'm DECEMBER 1893 erfo9t er
ii4 an ber. @pibe zines 8ataiqons eingebos
rentr Sruppen our9 rSbatfraft, Mutb unb
borbilblt9e G9neioisfeit", tpte es in BEN
betreffenben Sagesbefebl beiBt, bic eoloene
Sapferleits : Me6aiIs unb bel @odtit i'm
nd9ften Sabre ben Srben Der italtenif9en
&rpne unb ben Wauritius@ unb 2aSarusz
Orben; feline eldn5enbe @ertbeibisung Ma>
faae's bra9te ibm bic 8efDrberung gum
Oberftlieutenant unb bonn beutfden Safer
Elm ebrenbes SsIegramm unb auglei9 ben
8ronenzO rben 2. &lafe NIT @9ipertern.
Die 8ergfeitung Mafale liest SO ensl.
Meilen 1ibli9 BON abierat, mo General
8dratieri nit Der 9duptma4t feines 9eests
fsbt, ben ansriff Msnelifs ettpartenb, 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

betreffenben 8etrag in Bombs er6alten Toate
unb 8peitens z Pro5ent Der @elammttoTter
at garantiren. OieIe @arantie fp0te mi
Der Snbetriebfebung bon ie sebn 8ilpmeter1
in &raft treten, unb dDaren od6et bic Sc;
fammttoI item arf $4,000 per &ilometer an.
genommen. 4ls ober i'm augut 1888 Ser
binanb &rupp bic Gonceiiion fir ben 8al
Der 8abn iibernabm, bic er bann fpdter ar
bic ieBigen 8eitBer, bic 8erliner Siscontoz
@efeuf6aft unb bic Deutf6e 8anf ii6ertrug
Itanb in benz 8ertrage, baB bic &egterunq
iGbrli9 cine ginnabme BON Z Pro5ent aui
1854, 900 per ailometsr %garantire, unb bab
bic 5umme, Die fte in Solge biefer @arantie
benz 11nternebnren f9uGbig tperben io1te,
trner6al6 bon 5tpei Monuten mad Mblduf
isben @erfebrsia6res in 9olb 9e5ablt tper=
ben ione. Sanobl in Der 50be Der si
@runbe eetegten Summe, NDie i'm Dortlant
Der @arantie iinb, apie man fiebt, erbsbliAe
tntsri9iebe bemerfli9.
@uBerbem beiagt bic @oncefiion d6er aus
briidfi9, baB ettpa auf @rrnb berfel6en entz
itebenbe 5treitieteiten ni9t @egenftanb biz
plomuttf9er @~r0rterunssn, fonbern bur4 bic
s~uitdnoieen @sri9ts @enesuela's enti9ieben
tperben fonen.
Man fiebt aft ., bab bic gonceifiondre fi6
bon D~ornsberein bes &e9tes begeben bdben,
lire 8egterun9 our 8eitreibnng ettpaiger
5orbsruneen an5urufen. Sas tDn1ten ite
eff tbun, tpsnn 8ene5uela ii9 tpeigern fDlte,
b~iejenieen Summsn gu 5ablen, gu oeren tie
bon Gedtslpegen berurtbeilt lpirb.
Was bic 60be Der Sorberung 6etrtfft, 10
belduft tie fi9 na9 @ngd6e Der beatI3en
@ldubigsr duf ni6t gang cine Mi[lton Doll
lars, urtb 8eneaueId dpenbet bage9en Elm, baB
bic &e9nung erbebli9 tteiner, unb buB fe
nur CUR s3ablung Der @arantie auf bic urz
Ipriingli9 in Nust9t 9snommene Sunrme
bsrpflt9tet lei.
Diefen Strstt, bet Dem es ii9 f9lieBli9
nur I'm einige bunbtrttaufenb Dollars bdnz
beln fdnn, rperben bic bene5uelant9en &C.
ri9te bei3utegen bdben. 0ds tit @0es. 9dB
bic beuti9en @anten uni lift @elb tomnren,
ober gar, tbaB 1t9 uus biei er Sa9e Mib@
beGigfeiten 5tpi16en 8eneSueld unb Dem
Deutf9en Retfe enttpideGn tperber, ifebt in
feiner @eiie 5u befiir4ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12
Titan ,t,ta Die 9lrbetter.

Sie Qrbeiter baben ale ltrFa9e, nit urtz
ferem iiingften @tadte, Utah, 5ufrisbsn gu
fem, unb foenn ben Nrbeitern ~siinffge Gez
febe aud Qrbeit f9affen t%0nnten, muBte
Utah f9neG elmer Der bepDltertiten 6taaten
Der ltnion fperben. 9enn bic @~erfafuna
bss Stadtes geipdbrt ben arbsitern boa
borne berein, mas fe ft9 in anberen @taaz
Ten erit bur9 lanefpterige agitattpn er=
tdmpft boben unb gum She'll in pieler1 nod
erf ~erfdnlpfen miifen.
Die 8srfafung enthdlt ndnnli6 einen bes
fonbers Der Mrbsit getptbmeten Qrtitel, ben
fed3ebntert, unb bieier lautet:
81. Die He9te Der Mrbeit 1olen aes
re9ten @9ub genieBen bur6 GeTebe, Die
barauf bere9net iinb, Die inoufrieue WohGs
fabrt bes @taates gu f0rbern.
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fir cine 8ebDrbe fir Nrbeit, gerf0bnuns
uab S9iebsgeri4t foreen, in ipel9sr To-
pp9l 8apital pie Wr6eit angemeIen Der=
treten Iino.
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&ttbern unter IA Soyu6ren in urterirbiI9en
0ruben. 2. Die contraftIi1e 8ergebua1
BON 9trdflingsarbeit, 3. Ods arbelten
BON StrGflingen ouBer6alb bts GefdngniB=
pldbes duBer an brett unter Der @ontrpIe
bes @taates itebenben Dffentliden 8erfen.
4. Die politif9s ober commercieae Cont
tro1e i6er 4ngsfte1te.
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stpif9en Observation-Disclosures pber ort=
beren Gorporationen DISQUALIFICATION poe,
gerionen tit per6oten.
SIS. Oas 9ecbt CUR g~rlaneung Ron
S9abeneriab fir nit Sob enbigenbe Ser
Iebungen foa nier1als ~bertiir3t unb Der Ses
trag bes gu erlangenben @dobenerfabe2
fpQ ME bur9 GeIeB bsI9rdnft tperoen.
S6. 43t @tunben iplen BEL alien ton
ben ,Staatsz, p0er ben Gpuntps nno @es
meinbe> Gsgierunaen unternommenen pner
uiiterItiBtsn Mr6siten unb ltnternehrtunqen
als cine Sdgesarbeit angeIebsn tperben, inns
Die @sfebeebung fou @sfebe %etla1en fit
bic @%efmnbbsit Der @ngeiteGlten IN Jabrtten,
S9melSperten unb 8ergperfen.
l1nb Der iiebente Paragrdpb ma3t es Del
@eiebgeburg NOD CUR befonoeren Pfliat
fir Die Qusfabrung bisier 8erfafnng5=
beitimmungen Sorge 5u trd9en.
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o1en mobsrnen @erbeferungen, DAB Ger
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pirb, ldBt iid frsili6 be5peifeln. Senr
eritens tpolen fte betanntlid ni6ts bDr
G9iebs9eridten pifTen, unb 5%peitenS bet
figt Die 8erfd1une ni4t 5ebnftunbiger
2obn fir adtftiinbige Arbeit.
Qber ben 8ummelb0eten 1T ia iibtrz
baupt jebe @eiebgebung, pel9e bas 2oos
Der arbeiter gu perbe1ern be5pedt, cir
9orn i'm @uge. 9enn bunit tpirb timer
Der 8oben unter ben SiBen fOrtge5ogen.