The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-03
Prize Competition for the Pre-
vention of Lead Poisoning.

the volume "Gesundheitsgefahrl
Industrrien" ("Les industries inSalu-
res"). edited by Professor Stephen
Bauer Jena, G. Fischer, 19OS), and in
the Bulletin des lnternatiOnaien Ar
beitsamtes," Bulletin del rOfhce In
ternational du Travail, l9Ol-l9O4;
which publications can probably be had
al the libraries in large cities.
VII. A clear and concise summary
of the measures proposed by the COM
petitoTs is to be given at the END or
the treatise.
VII. The papers may be written
either in English, French or German.
Already printed books cannot be taken
into consideration by the jury. me
ready manuscripts must be put IN an
envelope bearing only motto. ana
lodged with the International Labor
office at Basel on or before Dec. 81,
1905
The full name and address of the
author should be stated under a sep
arate sealed cover bearing on its out
side the same motto as above.
Contributions arriving later than Dec.
81, 1905, viii be excluded from the COM
petition.
TX. By the award of a prize the In
ternational Labor office is entitled to
publish a treatise, leaving, however, ils
fee may also concede TO the authors
the right of publishing their treatises
Manuscripts which are not senured Tor
publication will be returned TO their
authors.
X In case the jury should not see
fit 10 award the total sum OF Sb'4SO
reserved for the prizes, the remainder
shall be employed upon recommenda-
ton of the jury by the international
Association for Labor Legislation, for
other purposes concerning the hyglenlc
welfare of the working classes.
XI. The names OF the ladies and
gentlemen who compose the jury are
as follows: Miss Anderson, II. M. prIn-
cipal lady inspector of factories, Lon
don; Luigi BellOc. inspector OF industry
in the min stry of commerce, Rome,
William Burton, F. G. S., London; e
Doblin. president of the Union of Ger
man CompositOrs, Berlin; T. Edwards.
secretary of the United OVenmen, Kiln
men and SaggaFmakers' union, Lon
don; DR.. A. Fauquet, Paris; Adolf
Feldhammer. mechanician. Vienna; II.
NJ. Greulinh, secretary of labor OF
Swiss labor parliament, Zurich; Pro
fessOr DR.. HOfrat Max. Gruber,
Munchen; Professor DR.. HaTnack.
Ged. Med.-Rat., Halle a S. Professor
Dr. Heffter. Bern; NJ. A KOufer. sec
Tetary- general of the Federation or
French COmpositors. Paris. Leclere de
Pulligny, state engineer. Paris; Pro
fessOr DR.. Lehman, WurZbuTg; Pro
lessor DR.. Lepsius, Griesheim; DR.. Ley
mann, Reg.-und GeweFberat, r. in
spector of factories, Wiesbaden; Pre-
fessor DR.. Leo Liebermann, Budapest:
DR.. E. Mutgens, hygienist OF the fac
tory in spection, The Hague; Profess
sor Thomas Oliver, NJ. D., F. r. c. p,
London: Reg. -und Gewerberat Opper-
mann, r. inspentOr of factories, Arms
berg (PrusSia): Professor Felix Put
zeys, Liege; the Honorable w. p.
Reeves. attorney general for New Yea
land, London: Professor DR.. RubneT,
Gen. Med.-Rat., Berlin; Won Seiger, c..
of state NJ. of Swiss parliament Rerne;
Professor T. E. Thorpe LID, f. r. S.
principal chemist of the government
laboratory, London; H. J. Tenant NJ.
p, chairman of the dangerous trades
committee, London; A. Tobler, presi-
dent of the Union of German Painters.
Hamburg; ]. p. de VoOys. inspector
of labor, Arnheim: Miss Mona Wilson,
London; Professor Dr. o. y. Witt.
Geh. Reg. Rat, ChariottenbuTg- Der
lin.
All letters, inquiries and other mat
tiers pertaining to the present compe-
tition are TO be addressed TO the In
ternatiOnal Labor Office at Basel
(SWitzerland).
Ply order of the international Associ-
alton of Labor Legislation. the chief
of the International Labor office.
Basel. Switzerland Feb. 10 1905