Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 34 December 1886 to May 1887 . INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR WOMEN. formed, and to-day there are around Essennearly 4000 family dwellings, in whichmore than 16,000 individuals reside. Inaddition, boarding-houses have been erect-ed for unmarried laborers, about 2000 ofwhom are thus acconnnodated. One ofthese is of a superior kind, for the betterclass of skilled workmen. There are also150 dwellings for ofKcials in the service ofthe firm. The colonies possess little pre-tension to architectural beauty, but thestreets through them are wide, well kept,and well lighted.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 34 December 1886 to May 1887 . INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR WOMEN. formed, and to-day there are around Essennearly 4000 family dwellings, in whichmore than 16,000 individuals reside. Inaddition, boarding-houses have been erect-ed for unmarried laborers, about 2000 ofwhom are thus acconnnodated. One ofthese is of a superior kind, for the betterclass of skilled workmen. There are also150 dwellings for ofKcials in the service ofthe firm. The colonies possess little pre-tension to architectural beauty, but thestreets through them are wide, well kept,and well lighted. The dwellings are insuites of three and four rooms, not large,but comfortable, and with good water ar-rangements. The annual rent of these they found their dwellings healthy andcomfortable, though 1 was puzzled to thinkwhere all the children I saw could bestowed away. Mr. Krupp has providedone or two bathing establishments, thoughthe arrangen)ents for bathing are farfrom complete, and, especially, I coulddiscover none for women. There are twohospitals, one reserv
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