Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
LADY WARWICK
CHAMP|ONOF
CHILDREN
SOCIALIST PEERLESS FOE OF.
OF CHILD LABOR IN BRITAIN
Says Every Unemployed Man
in England Must be Given.
Work Before First Little One.
Is Allowed in Factories.
CBy Robert Broderick.)

London, sept. 2i-Thc Countess %
Warwick. the socialist peerless, Is q
champion Of the rights Of children
u an enemy Of child labor. Adj
dressing tho trade union congress az
Bath. The countess made an eloquent
speech in behalf Of the children Of
the poor IN sending a resolution ~ ia
Yor of individual medical inspection
Of schools.
I'm the care ~ the chidrCu," gaid
Lady Warwick. "lios the nations
hope. NeNt 60 seeing 70 & that etCly
child attending school Is fed. the ques-
ton Of medical inspcction-iudivi lual
iuspcction-is necessary TO show
whether children are being improp-
eriy nourished. For those who arc
physically inferior 20 average little
ones there should be IN the open air
recovery schools that the Germans
are proving 60 be such a success.
Child labor Is socially Unnecessary
The labor OF little boys and girls II
not required ia order that wealth sur
iiciont for the needs Of society may be
produced. The last Of the unemployed
men IN our midst must be employed
before employment Of the FIRST child
can bt jusuncd. child labor has no
rocial Justification, and exists only for
the sofdid gain Of proflt-seekers.
~ b not difficult 10 understand
the manufacturers interest In child
labor or their opposition to all efforts
10 icgislate against u. Cheap produce
tien is the maximum of success ~
Industry and a plentiful supply Of
cheap labor ~ a powerful contribu-
tian 10 that end"
King Edward. who has Just re-
turned from Marionbad. vii probably
never go there again FOR his annual
cure The chief reason for his
abandoning the Austrian spa is that
every year he has beer more ana
more annoyed by the mobs OF curious
visitors of an n%ationalitles who crowd
around o. see the king of England.
Then Alatienbad will not always be
effective as q health rcsurt. since
''curea" lose their curative properties
~ repetition. The kings physicians
consider That a change Of place wouli
benefit his majesty when hc takes his
next vacation aud recommend that Ire
should so 60 Hamburg or Naden-Ba-
den urNt year. Hamburg wac
the kings favorite health resort for
many years when ne VAS Prince of
Wales Although King Alfonso has
tried 90 persuade King Edward TO try
"A Spanish cure. the royal physicians
are moi disposed 10 recommend the
peninsula.
a royal wedding az an unusual kind
viii take place lu London next season
when Prince Arthur Of Connaught H.
married "a Lady Marjorie Manner,
daughter of the Duke OF Rutland. Be-.
cause tho bride h. not Of royal blood
q win be- only a somi-royai wedding.
ami Tor that reason viii be- moro of
q socloty function than a royal ccre-
meny
Instead Of 81. Picrre's chapel, Wind
ser. tho scene of most English royal
weddings. the knot viii be tied In 81.
Mnrruupt's Westminster, the little
church in the shadow 81 the Abbey
and one OF tho most fashionable in
London. A reception VII afterwards
Dec given al buckingham palace. whore
great crowd ~ fashionable ana
prominent people viii hc invited.
Sow that King Edward has re-
uurn,i from Marionnad tac formal
announcement Too tho hctrothal Is ok
raet'1 90 De- made Immediately.
queen Victoria OF Spain ls ta come