Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Al D. thc markets. mHi4H. With .hr az
cuptinn % pork. arr ave. llu.iy cheap,
bu! a.htr thhKa are h.gh. MUTTON
hr..gs almost {, hing. AID btel -
1b,u. half IT, value in .he VMili
SsF.tT. Ntry lh'lc rl.L O. ustl hy TIE
.dltTrE cilrFrs. Mos families buy
thtlr bread. 90 the p-r have no ficiil-
.ics f'r hakinz. Las. lsad biktir sup
ply Ghs dtniln o.. and che bread man %
hytsl lack. with his paauifrs nliri wish
rdlls. gcta Il IN hUufr g. hluss daily.
Tue brlll ga ~ Burtf Ayita y a.
gl41 ~ .h1t madu IN our uiiiea. Corn
mcal 81 go used. although hnuiDy 8.
comm 30. onions are cvcft'Nhtrs catel.
afii fftqusp f.gh. Gpln shr s;rrt,t
Is she onlai pfddlfr. MAO gus tiifiS
/ c-eryins siiffts u onions. the bulbs
befg hraidd til straw - thit shy
caa be- ihflwa sver thn two siils ~ a
pole AL nus cirfled upon the "a 'u1-
80. out d. she cuuu.fy the laburtrs
i've 1lmrfi rnilrily uT1p mat, unt al
though eh,y could n thy wound have
gaiIt % faitalf. thty seldom cure o.
uri AXE the trouble -. igas.ag vtgc-
, sablfs.
TRADES uNIoNs IN THE ARdEN.
TINE.
The dlffercn, claiTfs " iabrrcrs have
/ shi r. eva ~ acH. cave btsr .V,d ~
4 railroad mtl ihat thy ssidom have
u n.rlkc amcnE ihelr employees. Thtrc
d. no great variation w wages from
| year 20 year. and In all hrancnea strikes
I are unknown. Thr mlt. of the employ.
era prefer o ge; ihslr work done as far
- I1fslhlc by contract or by she piece.
This IA especially 20 In railroad COM
struciiOn. whore excavation IL done hy
thu cuh'c yard. aLI other .hings In she
same way one man will hire gang
, 81 men SO help him. and h. will b. rra-
| r1nslblc 90 the CONTRACTORS or ihelr ofii-
diAls. Upon all she large es.anclaH or
farms che proprietor has q store ana
furnlshes the goods 90 hla hand. de-
/ Quoting rain amount from thdf
wages TO pay for them. The railroads
/ often carry provision cars wkh Them
and 81 a. a little over cost price cat-
nblrr and other goods 20 their workmcn.
| furnrhing wine nui clothes ~ well as
all sorts ~ provisions fiom London jam
| 10 hard sack. Neither In the country
! nor Ia tn ciilCa a. the iaborlng classes
Hiem 90 care for comforts as our labor
.ors DO. A galvanized shed forms IN,
/ homo u the farmer. and a rom In a
convnnillio that Of she city wirkmefi.
/ An American mechanic Would no. i've
| IN ,hla way. ard | do not think he
could make .rpuFh money IN tlf' Ar
/ Ecntlnc 50 enable him to buy The COM
! forts he has al homo. The Argentine
4 iablrer hns - ray more Tor hls cio.hlng
ana he has nothing IKE The eductt.onni
or social advantages " his North
American brother. There Il. In fac;. NJ
chanc, In South America FOR North
American laborerr.
woMES's WORM AND WAGES.
a. % the women. tbosc of the poorer
| classes have much worse chance In
| the Argentine than In the tnfe a. ttoH.
There are but few female clerks In the
| Farts wagntni are gtnefnlly cni-
| pioysd In the government departments
1 ana the professional typewriter In she
| Argentlnc has We. 30 be born. IN the
1 government telegraph ONCE there are q
few women OPERATOR, nnd at the tele-
phone there nrc girls 10 answer she
calls. They are not 'nolln girls" how.
ever. Tho Argentine man, when he
| calls up central" yslln Out "nlla' 10
get lhc young lady's attention, and
often tails 10 her moment before he
bcEs her 20 have the graclousness 90
connec: him with his butcher. baker
or candlfsiick maker. am told u was
first though. ihe girls would no; serve
AZ telephone operators. The young Ar
gentine handles VINO were among fhr
patrons u tho Institution made lpy" ~
ihrm over the wires. ~ thai severe rcs-
.rlcilons had 90 be lmr1Sed before thu
service could 10 on without ciosFinE.
FEMALE SCHOOL TEACHERS.
There are number VI women ems
I
sine Republic. THIS IA perhaps the mos
respectable profession young woman
can have. A former president named
Slrmlenio introduced the first female
school teacher. lie had been minister
20 she ur.ttd Srasts. ard had there m.
Horace Mann. and through him became
interested IN our system Of education,
American school teachers were Import.
ed and normal schools established
throughout the whole republic. There
are ~ bstrr equipped schools OF the
Kind anywhere than the Argentine now
has. They have some " rhe finest
bnildnRr ~ ihe republic. They ara
found sulay In nearly every province
and many young Argentine giris ara
b ing Grained In them. The native Ar
geniina women make excellent feach-
efs. but there II nos enough schools fDr
them In the cities In which theuorml Al
colleges are located, and y II no; con-
rldered lust the thing Tor a young lady
90 20 away from her own Gown "a
seach. The result u that mos; ~ lhcil
remain a. hnnie and stand In che door
or lean gu. N their windows day after
day gazing a. the passers-by, This u
the chief occupation II the middle class
girls " the Argentine cities.
A. % factories the ArguTi.ine Rfpub.
Ne ~ yet In Is lnflrry As manufsc-
turing nation ana the females employ 4
are comparatively few. Their are some
glove makers. cap-makcrs and umbrella
fswsrr. whu are paid frem 70 GERS ia
q dollar q our m0n7y per day. There
are some GOOD seamf'rcFsrs and mll.
liners. IN pnvlfs families women are
used as house servants, hut about thu
hcteis ana boarding houses all OF one
scrubbng and cleaning ana much VI
the chamber work are done by mgn.
HOW THEY WASH AND IRON IN
THE ARGENTINE.
The washerwoman ami the laurdres.
hls not the chance In she Argentine
that she has In the United States. All
fimlles have thulr washing ana iron.
ing done out Of the house. and n il
customary FOR ure set OF women 10 a.
the washing ara another 20 do the iron
ing. The washsrwOman never irons
and the roHer nvver washes. The
corrugated zinc wavhbclrd l. not
known. The clothes are usually tax IN
10 thc banks Of tho sirtum ard rubbed
vita the hauds an dat sioHas or upon
the boards IN the public wash houses,
| where Tor 4 small sum for the week a
| wcmln can get \ place ~ the trough
| aud use Of hot ana c1id wafer. There
arc mary families who do nothing but
hon. one woman employing from I'VE
10 zen helpers and paying each about
80 cents gold per day The lroner
u lally lFranges with his or her Gus
toners Tor both washing and ironing,
and lets out the washing u the wash