Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-18
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disadvantages can be overcome by con-
struoting factories in such a manner as to
provide proper control OF temperature, hui
mildly and ventilation.
The home Of the Camembert cheese is in
France, especially IN the northwestern sec
tion-the province Of Normandy-and here
are found the ideal natural conditions for
It's production. Most of the companies un-
dertaking the manufacture Of this cheese
In America established plants with the OBJ
jeot OF reproducing as nearly as possible
the buildings and equipment successfully
used in France. and employed experienced
cheesemakers from that country. At one
time the product Of these American fac
tories made up fully one-fourth Of the total
amount Of Camembert consumed here. The
production and sale Of this cheese was,
however. attended with uncertainties as TO
market and by numerous losses In the fac
tory. So much difficulty and discourage
ment have attended these enterprises that
some Of them have been entirely abandoned,
and the product from all has been greatly
reduced.
Frsnoh Conditions Perfect.
The demands OF the process OF ripening
Of Camembert cheese are such that to In
sure success both temperature and relative
humidity must be kept within certain rec
ognized- limits. Nature has furnished the
French factory a set OF working conditions
which require only the opening and closing
Of windows, with ct times a moderate
amount of artificial heat A comparison Of
meteorological records OF cities In northern
France and certain American cities in dairy
regions shows that in American mean tom
peratures are either too high or too low
for Camembert cheese ripenIng, except dur
ing the months OF September, October and
November while the mean relative humid
ity 10 too low in nearly every month OF the
year. San Francisco alone Of the American
cities studied has a climatic condition
closely similar to those of northern France.
Factories built in the United. states for
French conditions have actually produced
fine results 8 few weeks OF each year and
have experienced difficulties and losses at
other sessons. The successful Camembert
season In the eastern states Is about six
weeks, from October Is to December l.
Since French factory construction has
failed In America in the hands OF expert
enced Camembert makers from France,
some changes are necessary. Either the
location Of the factory must be deter
mined by the presence Of the required
climatic conditions, or the construction
OF the factory itself must make possible
the production Of those conditions when
necessary. There is reason TO believe that
the Pacific coast affords favorable eli
matte conditions. Factories to succeed in
the eastern states must provide control Of
temperature and relative humidity within
closer limits than those obtainable with
the French plans hitherto used. This may
be obtained by better Insulation Of the
rooms already built or by the construction
OF new rooms which may be partly or en-
tirely below the surface of the ground.
In either case the building must provide
means for thorough. but controlled, ven
~tilation sufficient to carry off moisture as
fast as required.
Guides' Labor Union.
The Guides LABOR union Of the capitol
Is the, newest Organization in trade union
ism. For many years the guides, a dozen
I'm number, have hourished In and about
the halls Of legislation. They are an en-
elusive bunch of men, their appointment
coming from the speaker OF the house, the
vice president or the sergeant-at-srms OF
the two legislative bodies. Lately these
guides. who are permitted to charge a
certain fixed price for guiding" have
formed an organization. having an abso-
lutte monopoly of the business. No Other
fguides than the twelve mentioned are al.
lowed In the building and these twelve
guides hold their offices during life OF
' good behavior. Millions Of people have
been shown the treasures Of art and arch.
~itecture which are displayed in the CORR
! doris OF the massive building. They have
seen presidents come and go, administra,
! lions change, but, like the brook. "thes
go on forever" Ben Cady, one OF the old
timers, is the general manage Of thu
Guides guild, his business being to keel
an accurate account OF the tourists wht
, are escorted through the structure. A
4 the closing hour o~'clock-esch guide pay
: into his hands the sum OF money he ma,
have collected during the day, which h
= divides pro rata among his associates. on
, guide is stationed at the senate entranc
! and there tackles everybody having tn,
] looks Of tourists and offers to guide then
I through the building. II this is accepte,
I the tourist or tourists are conducted TO tn
rotundA Of the building, where they ar
/. turned over to some one of the other guides
while the sentinel returns to his post q
: the senate entrance. 1t has become one 0
$ the fixed institutions OF the capitol, thl
matter OF guides, and Is conducted In al
. orderly and dignified manner b~efitting tn
. structure, whose gIories OF statuary. az
e and architecture are admired by ever
e visitor.
I Children like Chamberlaln's COugl
q Remedy and it is prompt In effect as wei