. Revue de la Fédération civique nationale . de jour. Quoi qu'il en soit, cela ne pouvait pas se retourner contre les enfants qui travaillent dans les chutes de tournage de la salle Mill Kindergarten et il ne serait pas possible de maintenir cette machine en fonctionnement sans un complément complet d'opérateurs.là aussi, la plus grande proportion d'enfants ne sont pas même des pécheurs, mais leurs assistants, c'est-à-dire, offrent à tous ceux qui travaillent toute une heure. Les enfants fuyaient jouer à propos de la salle de spinning au noontime, à vingt minutes après douze, et quand on leur a demandé s'ils ne rentrent pas à la maison pour déjeuner chacun a répondu: Je donnebee

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. The National Civic Federation review . ofday. In any event, this could not ap-ply to the chil-dren as they workin the spinning Shooting the Chutes at the Mill Kindergarten room and it would not be possible to keep that machin-ery in operation without a full complement of operatives.There, too, the largest proportion of children are noteven spinners, but their assistants, i.e., doffers whonever work through an entire hour. The children werefound playing about the spinning room at the noontime, at twenty minutes past twelve, and when asked whythey did not go home to lunch each replied: I donebeen. The shade of the spinning room seemed to bepreferable to the noonday sun. The machinery, how-ever, was not in operation. (9.) That consumption has made great inroads uponthe health of the children because of the lint in themills could not be substantiated. In one mill wherethere are a thousand operatives, reputable persons saidthat there had been one case of consumption in thatvillage during the last year and the only other case was. Kindergarten May Pole five years ago. In another smaller village there wasfound one case of tuberculosis, that of a young girlabout sixteen. Inquiries were made throughout thetrip, but these were the only cases observed; and, inview of the devices for ventilating the mills, it does notseem possible that the lungs can be imbedded in lint. (10.) A careful calculation as to the distance whicha doffer boy would be required to walk in the perform-ance of his duties during one day, made at one of thelargest mills, shows the average to be four miles, andthe longest distance he could possibly travel (and hewould be going out of his way to do that) to be fourand one-half miles instead of the seventeen claimed bythe sensational writer. At a smaller mill the dis-tance does not exceed six thousand sixty feet. (11.) It has been claimed that diminutive or adjust-able machinery has been manufactured expressly forthe use of children in the mills. This is an abs

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