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In Survey. v. 33. p. 293–297. New York. Dec. 12, 1914. CONNECTICUT. Tenement houses. In 26th report of the bureau of labor statistics for two years ended Nov. 30, 1914. Hartford. 1914. p. 23. Co-partnership housing plan in In Surrey. v. 32. p. 172, 173. FINLAND. SNELLMAN, G. R. Cleveland. New York. Undersökning angående sågindustrin samt därmed i sammanhang stående afverkning, flottning och inlastning i Finland. Arbetsstatistik no. 16. Helsingfors. Industristyrelsen. 1914. xviii, 242, 164 p. A study of living and labor conditions of workers in saw-mills in Finland, including chapters on industrial accidents, health and hygiene, housing, wages, and hours of the workers. Published by the general department of industry of Finland. Contains much valuable material on housing conditions in the United States and foreign countries. GERMANY. Bautätigkeit und Wohnungsmarkt in deutschen Städten im Jahr 1913. Sonderbeilage zum Reichs-Arbeitsblatte, April 1914. Berlin. 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