. La Fédération civique nationale examine . arving qui pourrait servir de lieux pour la collecte de matière infectieuse. La peinture émail blanc est utilisée comme une finition et le sol est recouvert de carrelage en caoutchouc. Deux portes coulissantes avec sol gla^s vindows lea<à la salle de paroisse. Il mesure 43 pieds 4 pouces de longueur, et est équipé de 11 lits en laiton, un lavaltoire et un saloon. Il a du carrelage en caoutchouc blanc sur le sol, des compo-panneaux latéraux, peints en émail blanc, et des rideaux en caoutchouc blanc entre les lits, qui sont fournis avec des matelas à ressorts et à cheveux, des draps en caoutchouc, et des vêtements de lit. Boîtes d'équipement sous-jacent

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. The National Civic Federation review . arving which might serve as places for thecollection of infectious matter. White enamel paint isused as a finish and the floor is covered with whiterubber tiling. Two sliding doors with ground gla^s vindows lea<to the ward-room. It is 43 feet 4 inches in length, and equipped with 11 brass bedsteads, a lavatory andsaloon. It has white rubber tiling on the floor, compo-board sides, painted in white enamel, and white rubbercurtains between the beds, which are provided withspring and hair mattresses, rubber sheets, and bedclothing. Equipment boxes underneath the car are pro-vided with crutches, splints, army stretchers, surgicalimplements, wrecking tools, and other accessories. There are six-wheel trucks, insuring the utmost free-dom from vibration, on which rests the steel under-frame. Steel platforms at either end of the car, withgates which can be closed against the curious, are pro-vided. Three-stem couplers and draft gear ease themovement of the car.—Erie R. R. Employes Magazine.. Interior of Hospital Car i6 The National Civic Federation Review November—December, 1906 THE FEDERATION OF LABOR IN POLITICS. (Continued from page 9) neous, and unnecessary, and they have no function toperform. In so far as writs forbid acts which the lawdoes not forbid they are erroneous and their futureissuance should be prohibited. In demanding anti-injunction legislation, Mr. Gompers states that organ-ized labor asks for nothing extraneous, nothing thatis unjust or improper. He says: We want no im-munity from the law for any crimes or unlawful con-duct of which any man in the labor movement may beguilty. I grant you that here and there some manmay be gathered into the fold of a union of labor who.either from a perverted mind or from wrongs whichhe has suffered elsewhere or here, may do a thingwhich no man can defend and which no union manwill defend. But you must bear in mind that the or-ganized workingmen of America have not always thech

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