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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-11-14

ADVOCATES ABOLITION
or MILITARIsM AND WAR
Feudal Conditions in States Cause
Of Civil War and Violence.
Many New Charters.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-Pro-
nouncing. the passage of the Clayton
trust bill as organized labor's great:
est single accomplishment for the last
year the executive council of the
American Federation of Labor pre-
sented it, annual report today to- the
Grafton here. The voluminous docu-
ment covers every Iquestion which
has affected labor during the year,
including the European war.
Clayton Bill Eulogiyed. i.
OF the Clayton bill the councils
statement says that it contains tho
most fundamental, the most compre-
hensive enunciation of industrial free
dom, found in any legislative ac. in
the history Of the world" and that
it was obtained through 1.-The organ
lied economic power" represented by
the workers of the United States"
Discussing economic organizations
as the keynote of the federationA
thought and effort, the council ex-
pressed pride in the report of progress
transmitted "at a. time when most
of the civilized countries are sub
merged by a worldwide war; while
in the United States ION every hand
the workers are insisting upon the
maintenance Of organization and re-
sistance to deterioration of present
working conditions "Organized
labor it adds. has assisted the ct
fort. to mitigate the industrial disor-
gan1zation and losses entailed by the
European war;" -
Men sas Military Pawns.s ~
Before the war" it continues. the
! thought and EFFORT of civilization
were centered upon the Development
| and glorification of human life. One
life was counted Of infinite value. Bus
since the cataclysm that brought war
between the nations, e,men refreshed
| as, only military pawrfs: Things are
! valued for their Hfe-d e-destroying pow
er. Guns are worth more than men,,
! The war is said to be the product
! Of '"artificial conditions and policies
and repugnant to the thought and po-
1itical progress Of the age; but 50
far we have made little. progress in
! providing agencies for organizing in
| ternational relations to maintain
| peace and justice. The war has shown
that war cannot be stopped by resolu-
| tions and that war cannot put an
end to itself. War will cease only
when society is convinced that human
life is really sacred and when society
establishes agencies. international as
we'll as notianl for protecting lives"
| Militarism Scored. t :
Summing up steps that may be TAX
en- toward the abolishment of war
the report continues: ~
"Militarism and competitive arma-
ment must be abolished and tribunals
| for awarding justice and agencies fol
l Canflnued Para q - :.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-11-14

Officials Make Plans to Meet Sit.
uation In Winter = = Extensive
!. improvements Planned.

although thus far this fall little
pressing need has developed for sup
plying work for unemployed. men in
Duluth, the city OFFICIALS are laying
their plans for meeting such a situa-
ton the coming winter
!. The works division is now employ
ing ten men at the rock crusher.
blasting out rock for. the rcrusher.
Should it become necessary a number
Of men win be hired to reduce this
STILL further and put it through the
crusher during the winter In the
past the work furnished at the Point
OF Rocks has been the means of as
sisting :: considerable number of men
badly in need Of lift:
Plan Improvements.
The works division is planning to
DO considerable sewer construction
after the freeze-up and the water and
light department will make q num-
Der Of water and gas extensions. A:
It's last meeting the city council
passed an ordinance appropriating
$4,000 from the utility fund for pipe,
most of which will be put in the
sround this winter. The works divis-
ion demonstrated last winter that pipe
can be laid successfully after the
ground is frozen. Both departments
figure that by winter work they not
| only furnish work when it is most
needed, but that property owners ges
the benefit OF cheaper labor and re-
duced material prices. :"
Mayor Prince stated Tuesday that
he has received assurances. that the
Highland street subway under the D..
NJ g. N. tracks and that under the
Northern Pacific tracks at Smith
Vile will be built this winter These
! will be an important factor in fur
nishing work for men during the cold
| spell. That the Highland street SUBJ
| way will he built by the city is prac-
! tically settled while either the city
or the. railroad will build that at
1 Smithville.
| Favor Men With Families.
The city authorities state that pref
erence will be given to local men with
families dependent upon them. The
coming Of Outsiders who are out OF
work and funds will be discouraged,
the officials stating that the problem
I of caring for. those living here is suf-
ficents to tax the facilities. Of the ad-
! 1.Hltnistration. =: ! -, 49,
s> Mayor Prince said that as nearly as
he can judge reports which have
reached him from the welfare de-
partment and charitable organiza,
tions Of the city, the, situation here
as pertains to. unemployed has no,
reached serious proportions A few
men have been taken care Of on jobs
which are being done by the city by
day labor
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-11-14
PRINTERS PLANNING
LARGEST BALL EVER

EvELETH, Nov. las. A. Meade,
Thomas Collie and II. Clark have
been appointed a committee by the
Hibbing- Virginia Typographicalu union
to take charge Of the ball to be given
on the range. Music will be furnished
by the largest orchestra ever assem-
bled here. It will be made up of
musicians from every town and viii
lage on the Mesaba range, from BIZ
Wabik to Hibbing.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-11-14
Woman Burns TO Death.

ALLIANCE, O.. Nov. 13.-Miss Lii
liam Burdette, matron of the farm
cottage of the Fairmont Children's
Home, near, this place, was burned to
death in a fire tliat< destroyed the cot
tage, with lossEof $4,000. Twenty
boy inmates ofatthe home worked
heroically to sav@# Miss 1Burdette, but
were driven backSsby the flames.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-11-14
SHOOTS POLICE CHIEF.

SYCAMORE, ILL.,, Nov. 13-Chief OF
Police Ogavn was shot in the head by
Samuel Atkinson, of this city, and is
in critical condition. He had ar
rested Atkinson. Atkinson fled, but
shortly" afterward shot himself At
kfnson was 60 years old. He was es-
tranged from his family and had
made threats against his wife.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-11-14
NATIONS IN WAR ARE
WASTING MILLIONS
116 Ships Put Out of Service
Germany Greatest Sufferer.
England Close Second

NEW YORK. Nov, 1s.-one hun
dred and sixteen :warships Of all kinds
have been destroyed, damaged or
otherwise put out of action since the
war began, according to official adj
missions of various countries, sup
plemented by reports from unofficial
sources.
. Some of the unofficial statements
have not been confirmed <byi the in
terested governments, articularly In
the care Of Germany and Austria !F1ae
total official and unofficial are: : 3,
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

Der Sut nirb uns i'm ndtftsn Bile
C5ig. 81 potgsIihrt. Die lRitte Der
iebr bo6tn Srnns 1T nit bun.sl-
bInusr Ssioe ~uber3laen uno pOn eis
mem geiteifien Sono aus otmielben
StoIf begrsn3: Die Seiten ber
&rone hanger brett nit Der 8rem-
Pc 5uiamren. bic fi9 in gra5ioien
1legunsen 1orft emporrollt. Nis
Stmud Der arone pe6Ieln Sdleifs
Gen aus blousm Can't nit tleinen
roiafarbigen Rpien ne6it 9ldttern
ab.
Dos IsBte glib 8ei9t uns 8tpei
bc6mpberne 6rubitudsinden. bic
cine aus Hebftoff. bic anoere aug
Crepe be Chine. 9os GeIIin lift
einfa4. jsoca niAts6eitolpeniger gez
fdma ool. Der fir bic rbsre Sade
bcrtrantte t1fnFat9ige NebItoff lit
nit r1T.Irr6i9tn 8lumen iiberidt
uno rit 8 Itsn eingeflBt. sic
1T oui ten C:!.en mitteIs Roietten
unb G..>:n cus fAnar3em Somtz
bonb a~er1Fft. Die rntcre SADIE aus
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

Huplg panpte rn nap mir um.
p0erpiB," fogte er, sunb es pGre trouz
rig, fpenn IS teire geben piroe, aber
Der 6oa bieIes 6errn lit Defenders
cry. @r glaubte. Ge!iebt uno 9lidli4
3u Ietn. Suqceition, mein 2ieber,
toar es, oles Ggeoeition. Die iunge
Dame, NIT Der uuisr 6reuno Ii6 perz
felratete, mar In meinem Bureau onz
qelteat. Oils Ie gu Inn ging. puBte
iie, baB Der OMIT. 9eitorben mar. unb
muBte. oaB er Der ein3ige Grbe fei. Quf
0runo bon oerIhjeoenen 5ormaIitdz
ten, bic erIebiqt uer0en muBten, erfuhr
er fel6it es erit iesr einen Monat fpds
ter, alio nab ser Srouung. SD
fannie i'm bama.8 nidt, mubte i'm
crit ausfinbi9 n hen. uno es oauerte
cine Weils. bis III ieine 4oreTe ouss
tunoIhaftste. Silt GROCER SbIauRit
bat lie es gu pertsc3en peritancen, oab
Iie in meinem @4relu angelteut mar,
oImit er ben 3ui,mmenbang nibt err
tsnnen folte, Der arme 8urIde. Run,
iie bat Die 6riid i6res 9etruges nur
tur5e 3eit gene s1. taum Elm Snbr.
Damn i~tir3te ID, 3eitpfero nit ibr,
Gle erlitt eine 0ebtrneri9iitteruns
un0 Ttnrb am ! ourauf."
RuOig fdpiec ND letrte Iein Olos
Sn ieinem &ort iel nurmelte BRO
feTor Berg: 9 43eIt nil betriigen,
nlIo mirb ie betg.1en."
So" ia9te aGier @irt = Der
CUTE 6err. Der ua eben feline riitrenoe
GeIhi6te er3db. sat, glaubt Bis orr8
2e6ensenoe ON -s llreigenniiBieteit
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bic Cote perg0t..e1. 2aFien Sic i'm.
mtine !6erren, h cj. er tit nit feiner
uu6epuBten 2ssnaIji9s 9liiG!ia. no
81 is ibm 3erItorsn 49,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
Die Yebcu5luoc.
Sti;je uau O.. 9aGas:Moger,

1;. roben 5uIamr1ca rc3 eincm
~icjrcn, 4eiaca 5tyreroiner oui Der
IerraNr bei meiaen S:euaoe, bern
@outoirettor Huoi9. Ter Diener
hattie W6i3te0 uuo 1ooo.paTer auF
bic tleinen Slide oitt an uaTere Be-
quemeu &orbieiiel Qcite4t. UNI mir
peroau.en lejft Uno te5aali2 o05 Quls
GHen ~uuitre9 0iyt5 nit eiaer poy5ii9'
Iit3t1 3tqarre i'm W}uaoc.
Nir hdt;en ii5cr 6rauen m0 G::tc
oe5dttitrt IND ttase. gei .reiht un0 to-
riddle Uorte naven BON trf5brere1
WlcHnern fir uno 0tQcn HE Traue;:
~QefprcG}cu rpo1oeu. @t, mir Gle Bat
ten bic 4;lee uao lire Grre9uugeu
ouet9caacGt, uno teincr to0nte mi!
qrobertm 8edt ais mir Gsc3 ouf
G&mer3 reimen. Guser tpuv leoch.
inter uns. oe1cn Gete1 ih rjht biz
dui BEN 0runo fannie. Gr ioB IN
bic 9aIuI.raoe QcItbnt, uuo iejn tt1'Iis
Ide8 QrofiI itdro iIr nib ihorf oes
ocn BEN teueN 0jmmtl. Gr Uar iehr
bI5ih. tpobl funiuroortlHil Sohr:
oft; Der Jingle pom uns. Nber 6o}
1rbn1r,e .1osr ,ror ornueeTprerts,t.
m hen ~blGffn f,ft ann, ar-n grg
7;. mrr1rin'gl rn1rer Sefurht anil,
nm e;rrm nr9sfn Summer >h lrpft.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

Gin bi6f6es Muiter Der bpppsl-
ten Sunita lift in benz i'm eritsn
Bible Gig. y bnrgsitelten aleioe
aus Serge uno 9affet pieoergsses
BEN. Die 6ront if ausgsfIGt nit
etnem neuarti9su, I'M SurpliceeSti til
ongeoroneten ARRANGEMENT ron Gbifs
fon uno Spite, unp Der @usi6nitt
lit eingefaBt nit einem Streifen Set
benitiderei. Gin breiter 0iirtel aus
eigenfarbigen Snffet perlGngert bic
Saiaenlinie. Die 9oppeisSunite -
bic pbere aug Gsrae, bic untere aus
Suffet lduft mad hinten gu in
elmer lonQen Spiss aus. Der gu
benz &leioe n'Nsnoe Surban bat
cine eng am :4enoe &rempe aus
robmfarbieem Mailanber Stro6 rao
cine &rone aus ihfparsem Qtlos.
Cine 4tlassS dIeife nit 3tpei S6linz
gen lit born bur6 cine SFaIte in Der
Srempe 9s3o9en. Sine iftpor3e
Niarette otent als 0arnitur.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

1gilfarbigem Crepe De Chine iii
in einem Stiit 9eI4nitten uno bic
&onten nit e!n9e5O9enem f9mnlen
AtInsbano uno 3iii4en aus NeBs
ltoff beiest.
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ri: .lnar.

Go6 e. 5i5fu teitimmte 3CitUm.
ftpfie. bic. pca ,,ner Wlobe beeins
tIuB;. it;ts mc-...' 6yieben uno ios
5uiu8en fir Il j seiten ~tcunten,
70 Ideint fir h. SajIpn oicies uns
gtI6rit6sne @e,s3 pielfld, oufQebOs
ZEN: mar trGgt .,.bl serge, Goperts
epat uno ontet1 -gm en5liiden @es
Idmud nadgtb..etc &~oitumitoffe.
aber man 9ibt alien treppurti8en
poer gerippteu 1tciiJn ben &or5ug.
&uf oieie 8eiis pittsn iel6it eins
futs. englii9e 8,itirlIAnittiormen,
bei penen bic ntoernen Stoffe pers
arbtitet muroen. ei9enortiq neu.
Sn Woue gil; Is 10 rsine, pors
rebm nusietencs Gunlitltsn. Rap iie
Is ppbl nit ian pit net teureren
Gtoffen ouinehnteu t@onnen, auBers
benz trugen fla polene Stoffe in
Der gtsQel bontenrer. Sc lit srs
itaunlit, pie nst; IS bie 6obrtfons
ten in Der 6t1 chung fsiner moles
ner, in iib geHl5terter Stoffe 9ez
bra6t 6oben. Cmgie3Iensperte So
ftIritofie bieier Ntt, Die ii9 aud
fir aleicer iehy gut eignen. limb
rPopeiine romoe6". Elm iebr feines,
bihtes, in iid 9emuIter;ss @elpebe
uno yGoteI6 ramo9e". nit etros
tpei;ldufigerem uno groBaii9igerem
GeiIin ouf 3ipsfcno; hieruei iolIen
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oies in ieber 8ant BEL jsoem G6rifts
Itiid oeihieht, Der onrIber itehenoe
Brief cher uor niht topiert, mas
berries. haB er ieoenFals erit H. htrdgs
lih qeIhrieben lporben mar. 1o es
oon3 ousqeiAloTsn NOR, bob bic Tt
retioren i6re llnierIdrift unter einea
leerea gcQen ieBten. mubte Der urs
Iprurolife Brief irgenopie dusae,
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trdoli6 mieoerum ourh demiihe Wes
tbonen nahneiien. Sd per'utte oles
nQes, oter pbne Grgsbnis. 8orloutiQ
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Ooaeasn mar mir Der rpeitere WeQ
oer llnterTufunq tIar porge3eihuet.
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amber p~oQfdnbig qIeiden. 10 gilt ons
auh BON 3nei psri6ieoenen Inter
rhriften einer uno bericlten Verion.
nod in berIelben Noht iaBen mir gu
Drift ii6er BEN &opier6uh uno psrs
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nelheu 8rieien Die llntsri6ritten UT
f~priinqli6 oeItanCsu boten. Gs ro1s
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oerIelten 6ano qeihrjeben poren, non
sirer 6onoidrift, oeren 04reiber ben
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nod INNER in BEN 0ieniten Der 8dnf,
Elm 0elueis, uis Titet U Iih ftblte
Tod in oerTel6cn Nlft muroe er aug
BEN Teoern oehoIt ur0 %oerbaitet. Gt
leuQnete natur,lch. leu1neie hori1ddt1
uno erbittert, leuQaete cine 9an5s
g8ohe lara. Sn3rji4sn o6er tot bic
Voli3ei i6re &lejn1r5sit. in tpeiter
Te U{ciTter III. G8 puyoe ermJitejf,
nit lrem er berte6rt, nit mem er ges
Iproden, ND en- tpdbreno her Q1n3er
I3eit ib uuiqebolten bate. &eut3u
taqe tlnn ejH Wenih iejn Sun uao
2ai7ea nitt me6r perihIeierr. IeIbl.
in Ter 8toBituot njtt, rad eiUer
Wode mar iein &omnIi3e perblftet.
oerIetbe. fpelfer bu5 @eIo in GoToon
bebo6en hattie. uno an u66iten 2oge
fano man ca8 Gelo ielbIt. Sept
bate bos 9euQnen teinen 3med me9r,
Iein Wioerituuo BRAD 5ar1mnen, er
beidtete aaes.
Der ptan mar 10 tlug qepeIeu uno
babel 10 einfah. Der Wt0nn bate
G.s &orteIponoent bic 9rieie 81 IhreIs
ben unD nod p~ou3OQener uuierifrift
gu tOpieyeu. Sorgfdltig %proporjerts
sr 3rpei 8rieiboQen oerart. ouB er cine
gang ounne Shi6te i%eini.es papier
nuf Rem 8ogen legtt uno ouyh it1rs ,
len gut aupreBte. 0utei bali i1n
ietn Rompli5e, Elm gu6bineer. No6
miBIungersH 0eriuden battea
it Is 70 nett gebruht. Dob pie prdp0s
9oQen bon ben ed]ten uiht Al
unter7Heioeu tpursn. Gr iArieb ieBt
Ten eriten gleitqi,ti9sH Brief; Die
9erItdnoiguug an bic 8ant muroe
lonn nochtrdQIih qeIhrieten. ndhoem
Die oterfldhlite Gdtbte nit Der er-
ten Sdrift entIernt lporoen lpor.
Nenu er nur 0ordn 9epoft tdtte.
au9 BEN 3~Ueiten @rief 5u topisren!
Qber ple gel0gt. aus Aleini9tejleH
reroeI bic Sdliu8sn Qeortbt. in nell
den iil Die 9erbrtdsr ltets ielbit fans
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Seine Stimme trod,. mn CT
,eanote Ijt alb. StYgti-ta> iai,tn
lrjy 81. GicTcs Mt.QcfUa trayiff ua@
Gle. ober Worte t2rn;tu ZEN llral.it
ljteu in tcineu Groi: tr;nrgn. Vim
~tiefiten berpeQ! id1jtn uaicg 0irt al
iej1, oer. >pje mir ouccra. otc Er}16=
Iung NIT ~Qeipdnnttr %,uimerifamieit
perfollt bate. Gr ridte uuyuhto olf
bern Gtuh!t bin .,no her UNI maa5te
mchym0l9 cine &eireQunQ ais iroQ,e
er iprettr, @ber CT bIieb itunm.
Gnolih itano her iun9t W}ann our.
.&er5ciben Gle. meme Nerun.
io3te sr. Die grinneyunqtn haeea
mjt i%ibeylpGItiat. Sh min cthen.
Gin anocrmll t0nnen mir unicye u
bate tori'sben."
Damn entferute tr Ttl h,'.r. ltn
irr 9aiyt be9!eitete i'm biraH3 uno t,m
tciecer 81 uns auf bic (trs1as 3u
rit.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17

SpibengamaI6en trerben imnry
mebr MODERN uno perleiben elmer
elegnnten Spilette qrGferen @lan3.
Die oben I'M 8peiten Billie G5ig. .
bnrgelteQte lit ous iriIder !9atelipise
gefertigt uno piro iiber l9nar5en
Samtiduben getrn9en. Der rei3ens
re 8ouooir : YontpffeI lit lei4t
on3uIertigen, inOem an Die fertigs
getaufte Spble meiBer Nebitoff iber
RoIaisioe ndbs. Die RpIette lit
aus oenieIben Stoffen 9emadt. Sur
3e6ten piro Elm builder 2angos
pantoffel aus Ntlos ge8eigt, Ders
idnlrt nit idmar5em Samtbano
unp nit S6nollen aus 4lostas
9iamonten. Der bubide Nbeno>
pontpffeI (~unten) tit ebenfou8 aus
Ntla5 un0 trdgt cine Metaui6naue.
Gin 9utes Mopea fir lei4ten
9Ortenitoff lit i'm nd6Iten 9ilOe
(6ig. 3 iti88;ert. Bel benz Srigis
nal mar Der Stoff G6oaie in 0on3z
polle. nit rabmfar6i9em @runo uno
sablrei6en tleinen brounen Supfen.
Quf Der 8orte Iin0 bic Supfen be-
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oeutenb groBer lro bic Grunbfarbe
ettpas buntIer. Der 3oltrogen 1T
Gus meiBem Sofict, nit NeitenfaIte
Gus Gpibe. Der 0iirtel Gus brou-
mem 4tlos 1T borne gu elmer
'tmetterlingnrtigen S6lsiIe per-
f6lun9en. Sin eiqenorti9 geformter
9ut, iber3oQen nit braunem NtIos
lno nit elmer NiiI6e aus eigenforz
bigger Moline ber3iert, %peroollItdns
oigt bos &pfiiim.
SIN @lon3e pon MIostas0 ianons
ten uno Set QerIen erItrohlen Die
i'm ioIgenpen 8iIoe (6ig. A. lpieoerz
Qebenen &opfzS6muditijde ooer
8anosnur. @us Gr9da5un9 bienen
BEL eiuiQen Strdubenfeoern uno Qis
q~retten, bod Die beliebteite llnteylo>
oe fir bic Steine lit YlnIine, ME
Is, nit Iusnatms oes DberIten, bel
un;eren Mooelen Ger 6ou 1T.
Gin rei3enoer, iuderofih au8Ie6sn-
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ouf.
Die ~ele7ontcn GtcfFe to6cn ZEN
@Ur3ug. bei ie6r a~eoieqcnem Nas>
iehen it'd auf;roroentJid i:itt nno
qto5i0s o,opieten 5u laiisn. Wi4,
tiq iino ou9 ieibene GrtponitoiIe,
qeneut oosr nit tleintn bun.en
3yutbtumeu. Die fait nur in belsn
6orben, mje 0olo9elb, 9eIlblau,
ella, NoIts1qrin gu iehen iino. Sin
fdr6ilen Iaiist uno Iuiior GoteIG
erndbnen mir Der 9ouliGnoiQteit
h1lber bel ZEN eleaauten &pitumitotz
fen. 6iiy Aleioer berriten dbnIitc
Gtoif1eisfe RTE fir 8oItime: ollie
Oyrpe Cectte IT Baumrolle, Wouc
uno Seiot ts56n ben @or3u9, gleid-
aijltia % eHflr6'g 9Iott ooer &C.
muitert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-17
llniere S6uittnlniter.

Gin ieOes Oieier anseSeigten Sdnitts
mnIter tOltet 10 Gents. Sci 8eitelluns
gen benuse man BEN untenItebsnoen
Coupon.
Ter 6rubjabrs: aototos fir
S6ntttmuiter lit gum &erlnnbt berelt.
Brets oes &atuIc9s III 5 Gents
Inner aatoloa erI6eint lebt piermal
i'm Sobr: 6rublin9'. Sommers, 6erblt'
uno 8%tntermOoen IN grDBter Nuspabl
oarbieteno.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
% Stock Of High Grade Floor Coverings at
An 0pportune Time to Buy

There are favorable times to buy
Furniture just as these days are to buy
American Bonds and Stocks under the
pressure of the war;. Every one who has
bought at previous Discount Sale has
found that we back up every statement
to the letter.
Evening star., 1914-08-16

# There |. a Single Statement
:.
Here or representation about which any
person would like to feel more satisfied.
our people are ready to take him, or her,
through the stocks with this announce
ment in hand, as they have taken the one
who wrote it, so as to gauge every word
in it by the true test of merchandise.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
This Every Six Months Occasion

rs Of economy Importance to the families
of Washington. It's an old custom that
we've established years back Ito make
/: dull month busy one) and from year to
year the sale has grown in immense pro-
portions, and recognized as the big bona
ide sale occasion of Furniture and Floor
Coverings in Washington.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Popular With the PEOPLE

This revolutionary furniture selling
has appealed SO much to the public that
it has become necessary to increase this
department to double its former size.
The new and greater furniture depart
ment now occupies the entire fourth,
fifth and sixth floors.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
Held in Storage FREE

II you are not ready for i'm
mediate delivery your selec-
ton will be stored FREE of
charge and delivery made
when desired.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-12-25
NEW HOSPITAL BUILDING
New Building For TubercuIar Cases At
State Hospital For Insane
Planned

Tallahassee.-The board of COM
missioners of state institutions, which
consists of Gov. Park Trammell and
the six cabinet officers, has made ar
rangements for the erection at the
Florida Hospital for the Insane of a
building specially adapted for housing
and treating patients Of the hospital
who are afflicted with tuberculosis.
The board has ordered the erection
of such building without delay and
when completed it will be used exclu-
sively for white tubercular patients of
both sexes at the hospital.
For year or two past the members
of the board have been considering
ways and means of having a separate
building for the use of patients hav-
ing tuberculosis, the building to be
specially arranged for furnishing the
most improved modern methods Of
treating this class of unfortunates.
The board was forced to proceed slow
ly because Of the necessity of keeping
within the appropriation made by the
legislature for the maintenance of the
hospital. In the meantime, however,
a great deal of information was Sc
cured as to the best type of building
to be erected and as to the methods
Of construction and use of the build
ings employed in other states where
the treatment Of insane persons is
carried on along advanced scientific
lines.
Much of the information secured has
shown the board it can have erected a
thoroughly modern tuberculosis build
ing with very considerable saving in
the cost, and the board has quite re-
Gently found that the management Of
the hospital has been conducted with
much prudence in expenditures that
sufficient money will be available to
the immediate future for the erection
Of this special building for consump
tives. Having such a building at
the institution will not only prove a
great blessing to those patients suf.
fering from tuberculosis and add very
greatly to their comfort and chances
Of recovery, but the more thorough
segregation which it will make posi-
BILE will also prove a very great pro
lection to all the other patients at the
hospital as well as to the officers and
attendants there employed.