Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-24

VI HWY VI eAt P@<et~@se"'
however great their pride. may
feel that they are paying
their way, that they are
no. objects OF charity.
The Glockner sanatorium where
the writer has been chasing the
cure" for several months and
where he expects TO remain for
good while to come. Is one OF the
- finest institutions Of It's kind In the
country. few paragraphs shout it
win be of interest.
Owned by Sisters Of Charity.
This haven OF RESULTS home-for
the invalid Is owned and conducted by
the Sisters OF Charity OF Cincinnati.
Ohio. As a sanatorium for the treat
nent OF consumptives, II is in many
respects the latest work Of expert
physicians and architects who have
designed and perfected such institu-
tons. II has no superior In point OF
location. equipment, methods of SAM
tation, etc. and few equals in the mat
Ter OF food, nursing, sterilization and
supervision.
The Glockner Sanatorium Is not de-
signed to make money: neither IL II
a strictly charitable institution In the
sense that 1t is open to AL unfortu-
mates without discrimination, free OF
cost. Such a burden II could not bear
and carry out the laudable ends for
Il. taA TAA 0an-IhlQ
and practical idea of the manage
.ient is to make the place as nearly
celf sustaining. as possible, 80 that the
henefcent results OF it's existence may
be as widely extended az possible. In
order to do this many a sacrifice IL
required and freely made by the coed
women who have given their lives 10
the work. The Sisters receive no
salary whaeyer-with them ii Is
purely labor OF lqye-
The Glockner Sanatorium was
founded in 1891 by Mrs. Albert Clock
per OF Pittsburg, as q memorial 70
her husband who died in Colorado
Springs the year before. II was con
Quoted by Mrs. Glockner under the
personal supervision Of DIR. b. p.
Anderson, the distinguished ex-virgin-
ian previously mentioned. for two
years. At the end OF that time. ow-
ing to the prolific field In which II
was established and to the necessity
for extending its usefulness. Doctor
anderson and others prevailed upon
MRS. Clockner TO turn the institution
over to the Sisters Of Charity Of Gin
cinnati
Sister Rese.
The sanatorium At that us
was comparatively small Out IN
= brief existence It had managed to
accumulate a good sized debt The
real. vital life and history Of the insf'-
tuition began when Sister Rose Alex
ms. Of Brsnchester, Ohio, assumed
The MANAGEMENT In 1900. With keen
perception as to the exigeEcies Of the
situation. she Immediately act to vosk
in nut the place on a sound and solid
basis. BY dint OF hard work. ana
with the cooperation OF others, SISTER
Rose soon succeeded In iiauidsting All
Indebtedness. and during her admin
,s,raisor improvements and additions
save been made from time to time
rntsl now the institution represents
IN invest,nen N, Of about $500 900 Sister
Rose Is very remarkable woman
Her fine executive ability and prscti-
c.l business acumen. ccup.cc With &c
rene s.n:lenfss and spirit Of Ccrtstia1
hr. lity. the the marvel of men Of oig
STARS and others who. through their
MFRS, in the Glocsner. hsye come n
touch with her work. Proceeding
erreiy along the even tenor Of her
~ay. without osten:atios. she over
cores all obstacles and scconDlishes
wonders. Protestznss and Catholics,
Clergy and lsi;y. honor and esteem
'.er. ane she = greatly BELOVED ny pa
iienfs. nurses sn6 all attaches Of the
ssnafcrsan.
The cicckner s2nstorium IL s'tssf-
"a vIfhin the limits o. cotorsdo
Springs. u occspiss one and one