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trations of this, Mr.. Norman d
that upon each of his visits to
lea he finds q constant imprO
in the telephone. The instrum,
grown smaller, neater, more q
until today as it stanl
an American desk it might be a
holder. I'm some of the best ]
London today you cannot have
phone at all, and when you do
ugly box arrangement of 10 yea
call upon a journalist friend
York. Upon his desk stands
CANT apparatus through which
verses every afternoon with w,
ton and Chicago. In a London
paper Office you might as we'll
q machine for making liquid all
street cars are another ez
When | was here a short time
system of traction was by und
cable. This is already becon
tinct. The cars, themselves,
often marvels of comfort and
London there Is not, so far as.
single street car propelled by
chanical means, and they are
and dirty vehicles of a quar-
century ago. Another strii
ample is builders hardware
hinges, sash puueys, window
bath fittings and the like 9
ahead of US. There is not a hd
EUROPE do not believe Il
private house-in which thin
graceful and serviceable as,
in the hotel at which 1 stay -
York. On this visit l notit
fitting on the wall of the bath
was an electric heater foN
irons. l stood befo.e it in am
There is not building in Ii
deed, not in Europe, construd
the ingenuity, the convent
elegance of some of the new
ings in Broadway. l happen
terested at this moment in hot
ing: therefore l am taking
supply of small objects, and
ton OF catalogues of every XII
farm offers another set of
Since we are being ruined by
petition of the Western praiI
obvious that we should empl
possible appliance to get
cheaper produce from our l.!
facts are the exact opposite
can agricultural machinery
lutionized farming for you.
virtually where we did 30 or
ago. Every English farm la
lieves that bedgehogs suck
own man suffocates his bees
OF each season, because &c
get lazy and are not worth
The most convenient implem
is an American horse hoe.
bones form one of the valua
for poultry. There is not, tS
of my belief, a green bone CT
United Kingdom. | have jr
one from Massachusetts,"
Mr. Norman alludes to tn
matters because they lead
important ones. He says
can bicycle is selling all q
because the stupid manufac
doggedly insist that mach
ing less than 80 pounds is j
declares that he has ridden
can 25-pound machine for {
without q single breakege.
electrical machinery is go
the world. American loco
beating the British opes1
American mining
is without q rival, and in a
steel manufacturers. we ar
ping England at q very n
Mr.. Norman warns his count,
heed of the huge balances of a
are coming Americanward, 4
indicate the decadence of Bri
nufacturing and the rise of a
competition. He asserts that ID
wants the best and that it is
tant effort of America to q
them, while England sticks ipfn
of antiquity and tiles to hold tn
back.
And this keen English observ]
another thing, and that is that
in mechanical ind
and commercial enterprise BE-
been at the expense of the grid
good taste and the intellectual
ties. I'm domestic architecture
says, America has made great
during the past few years, and
she Is unsurpassed, even by En-
the land of the beautiful home.
is a street car terminus in Wash
more attractive to the eye for
artistic reasons than most city
going up in Europe today.
taste is shown by American
fishers in the binding of their
than is generally to be
in Europe. American wome
today dressed with greater ele
than any women outside of Paris
this leads me to my second refie
Unless my eye deceives me, tn,
OF American women is growing
and stronger and handsomer. n
the % years have visited the r
States | have noticed this gradn
velopment. Greatly daring. I a,
the opinion that, in the worI