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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

wha,'~ Thais

Whats ThRi?
uecturci Ia Npw England sHid the
other night thnt American humor
hasn't amounted a. anything siucc
Artvmus ward
old fashioned folks are rlaunish and
they stick To- Artrmus
It's true that many ycar- as" he was
funny russ.
tint now hos sadly out cot dat" and
never WIS so gay
A. those here funny fellcrs Wa" ur"
holding forth to-day.
We mugh &c "ld 40, Martin and wo
think ne b. Immense.
when Hubbard has him sitlin "r e
shnrp-cdgcd harhWir' t"nr".
Walt Mason has the sIft "f gah whi'a
~" sets forth in rhyme
And hc ain ct chu,klo out "t us
moist uu, time
We don our hat O" John - Wells.
judd lewis b. peach
Aud Wr must surely ull ugrrr ';r"tsu
AIDES scream Ia Syr"ctu.
Tom naiN n bis gentle vuN 'au mtb"
us snle 80 Nccu.
1854 Hampton always hands go u~ %
Thought that Ws rHu N"'p.
You've h.ard of charlie Lccd, sure.
Hos got q NaA2i~n ~ i'.
", haven't seen the liIu. of old Ed
Howe u gmt, while.
For downright uuuv pyin's, philo'
sophicul and rich
There's o." "nr dead "t Twin Vh"
could beat our ui'nd GEORGE
Fitch
John kcndri,E BANGS has got the
goods. md 81" has Finley uuunr.
Fred S,hu,r,r. Tlrkcr Euti'r irwin
Cuhu. r,d i:uuiusuu.
sam klser. wilbur Ncn.ia lIwu'r
Gro, and Eddir Euo-D
Dunk smith upu EoN MclHriDll
douglas Malnph Uuu tho r.>l
Hand bouquets Go ih# Twin md don
save cm for tho do1d.
This world BE- ull "t uunl mon who
60 their Bri urc wed
without them tncrr would l, few
smiles ara urr vould be- bore
And the, - every hit Hs IuuuE Js t.u
ones Vhp't, gour before.
Roy Is NuuIluu u Guud E.u.I.
Press
TT SOMETIMES takes au almIRhi,
lot oi typ. to rNplnin ,indi"tti"n
SPRING 81 coming and also th.
millennium likewise H. rn route.
EN-IUbGE ARCHIBALD hJs .rn'
Na.k q" Pennsylvania Goo lus, huu.' d
In th, crowd.
TURKEY ar pt' hsfcd t". riyc ~
even its eohplc IN Eur"r' DO war ''
begun D1ru.
lF THE KAISER D. r.In .
promoting r,u.r hv vunHIJ ,uuua.
ih, anglc uI u.. muusw,hr
THE TONGUE uf Nimam En.N'
TELLER hus n..n rytm.u'd %. 'HuaW
that refuses Goo vas.
.
THE ENpLANNTloNEE g th. 81,
t,,m'd needs luiv COLI 900 tH
works.
4 LARGE PROPORTIONS Of th.
Chustmu toss .msdr boz G.rwUW
have alr,nd, boon smashed boo ,n
GEORGE UENEY. o.. u#
mono. TRUST Witness. should NI, h'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27


CHAIRMAN EUsTis has been ro-
ncvrd ~ the great question ~ tango
ur not e. taDEog The bali has been
called oG
THE ARCHnOl.D standard on
lcttprs brought almost us high prices
as those of any either known man
of lrticrs
\ RECENT FAIR applicant for ~.
wore. couldn't giVc her husband =
full name. You see. she hadn't known
him ,crN long "ris strenuous uRc.
o
COMMERCIAL. Candor from the
Medicine HAT Daily News "rW" fulN
mcdetn houses. onc at siUou. one
nt stt0u ThoN won last Ions.
o
TuE MORNING. paper has consid.
,rablr Co say about baby Tain" ""
may state that it, childish pruttlr '-
hugely enjoyed b, the populacc or.
trust that Il will continue
Ypr CAN'T help feeling sort col
Soris tor poor old G'nowi Sichi's.
Disgrace OF me- disgrace. be- fought
hard for his country and bis present
position eNcitcs compassion rather
than condemnation.
o.
THE morning paper b. hard 90 suits.
Mr. Fan shows perfect Willingness
Co be o. ,ted Just ns often a. our con-
temporary desires. hat the more he 10
elected the more ne H. abused.
O.
Ucad, ~ Dc
Don YOU know thnt kisslnp b. ."
d.u-rrous thHt DO mas r,sun fatally
to both parties mdulsing "a it,
lots enter in'o 90 .ui,idc pact
Houston P"st
:,
Uciur' aud Nficr TaLinR.
ll,r upuld voice could set brlow
Tie soul. ere th,5 wore we'd.
and now her words tnrrouud How
u'c, his devoted head
Rostoh Transcript
o
Cou~idcguic.
| Although the maid
/ Had lots 81 dash.
ll,r mctipt
Was sIiuging hash
~in., m,u,r
Might stump 90" mob,
81, syok, ot 10
As just her "pou."
Easy.
".AEIAIl au. what o. tho mattne.
va &c.. az all'" asked Air Shuugn
l,, n some alarm 100 Mr. Toolc,
W.u. hls appearance 40 10 srusutiun
."t lt. hour go tho celebrate,
"EHams.,h thirst emporium 500,
'a}oriuu,Iy ana carefully sottl"d hua
.,If into chair Mr. Tuul"y's riph
,sr WAS % deep purpl" ana svoll"l
10 Ih. ,Ilu of Wiur-,p apple. ip
u,sr nHs broken and pinst"rcd wat.
.urp,us.s cotton Ir oar resemble
bunch of spinach, his right arm "u
BOD ,ur ANA b., hohpI'd 10 cot
,r.t,h.-. willis eight frrth wore
m...lug and uuuhrr "r stitches ua'
n,.u taken boo som, gaping wounds %
h.s .,a'u
.Guw wla &c." saId tnr sage Ia
maIu Noise uk' ih. mar-r-ruf
p.sp,r toWid NIyn I'Mh.riy Oh"
Au.h,r Fn vui uilor n" rirl"l ID
GaHd.a .urud uu' vs., viut O." 'n
mat"
.W.n. what did De- do 900 go.
uuNmu,s inquired MI Shaughn' sE.
"Su.rr. ,,' utpr-hrudrI mu' 'T'u
Nuusli,.' said Nr Tooi'E Boo 100
prone disgust, "hJN, yr %" eyes
llr ,udI,ut,d m,.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

4 moving pirWr" r'- ,edl'.'u
Tooth Ache" lbs one of rn" vronoios
,mpurDJ DO, the national Mouth Hy.
gl,ur ussoyi1tiou 90 demonstrate th'
uuunuuu., ui instruction iu the care
uI o., t.,tl. Dr W q. EhorHolo. of
cleveland ohio. who is secretary of
ibe urltuiaIiiou, snys' ~ u"iinso ,nai
~ each child br taught 10 Keep thor.
ough. .I,tu aud healthy th" gate
Nu, tu his system. thr month 49,, shall
have BE- healthier. moro rrsr''iihe
lud uN.Hruuud triior class of Dui'
y.ly tor tho next generation. u o.
believed uu Tooth Ache" viii heels
d,,rlpp public interest iu oral hN
flenc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

Mrs A. r. Tabor - order. NO,
had been troubled with slok head
ache FOR about fye wears. when she
brR1n taking Chambrrlain's Tablets
Sho has taken two sottles 81 them
aud they have cured her. SICK
headache n caused by q disordered
stomach. Tor which these tablets are
especially intended, Try them. get
Ncn and stay we'll spid by all
druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

Anxi,t, b. bciug expressed loo c"r-
tain quarters h",.usc oi the real or
fancicd p"sspilii, 81 Wells Fairs" n
60. attempting Geo compete with tho
government 10 the purcol-,ur,lin2
business, and u has even hccn init
mated tha, In thc event of the rorp"-
ration Offering G" transmit parcels al
90 lesser rate than the postufi,c IL
should not Doc p,rmittcd to DO so THAT
would De foolish. o. the public can
secufe lower rates aud 90 IA" same
time obtain efficient ssr,i0" through
private competition. th, ,om,r viii
b., gAlncr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

TrimhIss Livsry stables Phone g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27

ll,r hpuid voice could set urlow
ii,s ruuL ,r" th,y were Vvd.
Nud now her words torToutioi low
p'yi his devoted head
BOSTON TRANSCRIPT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-27
I,cad, "a Dn

Don YOU know that kisslnp b. ."
dnu-"rous thHt Do ma, r,sui fatally
to both parties mduisinR "a it,
Lots enter ju'n ~ui,idc pact
Houston t'u-t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
WANT HIGHER WAGES
Increase Demanded Said to Aggre-
gate $50,ooo,ooo

Chicago, Oct. 25:-Forty thousand
locomotive engineers and firemen
employed by 80 railroads running
west of Chicago have notified officials
of the lines that they will terminate
their present labor agreements No
yembef 10 and demand a wage in
crease aggregating S5O,O00.000 year
according to statements in railroad
offices at Chicago Thursday. The
railways in turn notified Warren s.
Stone, chief of the brotherhood of
locomotive engineers and w. S. Car
ter, chief of the firemen, that they
would welcome a REIMBURSEMENT OF
wage schedules. In addition 10 n
wage increase, the fremen and engi-
neers are asking for a joint contract
with the roads. The advance sought
ranges between % cents and 81 a
hundred miles. according to the ma
ture of the service.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Sor Busy Readers

A Halloween dance" will be Civ
en- at Canadian club hall Friday eve
ming, Oct. 81. ADV. 22t2*
Alfred Mahien, who sustained a
shock several months, ago is able to
walk out.
Mrs. Nathan Levin has returned
from a five days visit with relatives
in New York.
Eugene Sargood left foc Burling
ton and Montpelier this morning for
two days business trip.
Edw. i. Stone and Edw. Moon
went to Hunters Rest in Woodford
today for the rest Of the week.
l.. j. Eddington is moving from
the Greenslet house on Gage street
TO the Pratt house on Union street.
Harry e. Thayer and r. NJ Mer-
Ger of Boston have taken positions
with the Irwin State Gas and
Electric Co.
Miss Mary Robinson of South
Salisbury is passing a few days
with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Culliton OF
Gage street.
Mrs Fannie Leader of River street
who has been in the hospital at Bur
lington two weeks, is expected to re-
turn home tomorrow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
DEATH OF HARRY W. coBURN
Former Dartmouth Football Player
Victim of Cancer.

Montpelier. Oct. 24-Harry W. Co
burn. jr.. 30 years old. son of DR.. II.
W. Coburn of Lowell Mass, right
half back on the Dartmouth eleven
in l904-5. died here at 4.10 this morn
ing after several months illness.
His rapid decline during the past
yea, was such a surprise to his fam
lily and friends that an autopsy was
held this afternoon to ascertain the
cause. It showed that he died OF
cancer of the left lung and heart
He is survived by his wife, who
was Helen c. Brook. only daughter
Of James W. Brook. president of the
Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust
company. and one daughter. Barbara
His mother was drowned with a
party OF Americans in the Lake of
Killarney. ireland on the day of her
sons marriage. Mr. Coburn came
here as manager OF Swift d Co.'S
branch Office four years ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
A Remarkable Source

Look 10 any quarter. and you will
not find quite the same quality and
quantity of reading-matter as in the
unique combination provided by The
Youth's Compa1ton. In provision
and purpose 60 is the ideal home
paper. Live and wholesome fiction.
Articles Of Inspiration by men who
have achieved. Information az hand
that busy people want. Enough Of
editorial comment OF science. and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
Houses for Sale.

James s. Silk, contractor and
builder. has for sale a double-tene-
ment on Scott street, house on the
corner OF Weeks and Putnam. store
house. with sheds attached. on Frank
line lane. one building lot on Scott
ST., two on Pratt street and one on
Putnam street. See Mr.. Silk az 312
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
Get Well and Keep Well.

II you are troubled with loss OF
appetite. biliousness, constipation,
jaundice, malaria or liver complaint
try bottle OF Bakers Mandrake
Bittcrs. Sold everywhere, liquid o.
tablets, IS cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

-eceive free the remaining issues OF
1913. and O. copy Of The Companion
Practical Home Calendar in addi-
fion.-The Youths Companion. ia
Berkeley s.. Boston. Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

sample copies containing the open
ing chapters OF 4. s. Piers fine story
Ellis Fathers SON.
New subscribers who send $500
for thc ffylwo ISSUES of 1914 Nill.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

vestment for your family. including
ll ages.
lf yon do nct know The Compln-
ION as Go is today. Oct us send son
thc Announcement for 1914. with
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

cieh- fine serials. go shorter stories.
besides articles of travel and info
NATION. and 1000 bits ol inn-
a wear 81 The Yowh's Companion
as if u.s. to-day Uin make ihc fines, in
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

Pursuant to the new law requiring
signs at the town lines on the main
highways, c. w. Gates has sent the
signs for Bennington county. The
state furnishes the signs and the
towns are required to furnish the
posts and set them up. The posts are
: inches in diameter, nine feet long
and are set 31s feet into the round.
They are painted white and set on
either the east or south side of the
road. For Bennington one will be
set on the south road at the Pownal
line; on the east road at the Wood
ford line; on the west road at the
New York line. on the north roads
one at North Bennington at the
SALISBURY line and one at the top
of Harwood Hill at the SALISBURY
line. The county engineer will dis
tribute the signs AT the town lines or
deliver them to the selectmen dur
ing the next ten days
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
NEW PALATIAL STEAMERS
Trojan and Rensselaer,

Leave rrov dsHv go p NJ. ~ on arrival Of
evening trains from Nnfth md Esst Fare one
v-av a. ~. round trip. ildar iiUIf. SO SDlen-
did Cuisine and Nusic. Grand SearchliChf
Display. Phone 953.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
ROAD ITEMS

Griswold has a collection of Ben
nington County road pictures on eX-
hibition. Views are shown of Ru
pert. Dorset Landgroye, Winhah
Manchester, SYNDICATE, Arlington,
SALISBURY, Bennington, Searsburg.
Pownal and Readsboro.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

NTT0f NlUfT NIIIIIlN ~ IIIV-
on Hudson river steamers Truian" and Rens-
aeIafr~ every Sunfav 80 wrru Troy. Afauy
and New Work Leave Troy ~fS A. n. King
ton Point ami return, Sl.uo-
len Ride Communication Book. $500.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
LOW PRICED ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

For SHAREHOLDERS, roasters and eggs at
l. market prices; also, few fine barred rock
breeding cOckerels all stock guaranteed; In
auire of Grandview Poultry Yards V l.. Temp
kins, Prop, Tel. 1919 22t6f
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

FOR sALE-Stovink- Red-hot stoves keep
L black a long time where Stovink is used.
Adams hardware Co. 2Ot6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

COR SALE-One work horse, weight about
Il 1000 lbs Good for driving also. Tony
Farrls, Vt. Fruit Store, 1872 North st. 1866
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

advantage espad
'-'--'o
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

EOR sALE-Fori touring car in first class
L condition, fully equipped. Will tase one
third of what it cost when new. Also six year
old driving mare; fear ess, sound, true, single
or double, very fast sired nv Lift Frank +.
L. Potter. r. +. D. No. 3. Box 81 Bennlng on,
VT. 1875
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

nor SALE-Modern house and good barn
u with one acre OF land, located Just out.
side the village limits. Price $1,000. Nash a
Hutchns. @u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
WANTED

WANTED Intelligent young lady 10 learn
w negative retouchng and general studio
work. Excellent chance for right one. Small
salary paid while learning. The Cone studio.
2lt6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

Tor SALE--A remarkable bond paying five
Il per cent interest, due 1913 subsidized by
the Dominion of Canada, 81 400 per mile; with
land grant of 1900 acres per mile; bonds offer
ell at 90 with 10 per cent stock bonus; bonds re
deemable NJ los; extensive timber and mineral
deposits will make stock very va liable; first
mortgage land grant and cash subsidized rail
road bond is one of the hest known securltie'
and is equal TO a government bond, denomina-
ton OF bonds $500 and 81, 600 each. For sale by
Nash x Hutchius, Bennington Vt. l3tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29
TO rENT.

ITO RENT-Furnished front rooms; steam
Il heat. ele ;tric lights and bath. Apply 5Ol
Gage st. 22f
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-29

TO RENT-Eight room house on Hawks
Il Ave, North Bennington. Inquire Of WIN
T.. Graves. North Bennington, 2J,Bf
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
Delavski otroci in psi.

Londonu so 81 zgradili klubovo hi
SO imenitniki mestnega della We
stend. Zgradba je veljala 100000
N. Arhitekti so dobili nalog. da
napravijo tudi dvorano "a - pse.
Zopet dokaz, kako pospeSuje ka-
pitalizem umetnostl BleSGi Sc dvo-
rama psOv, kjer Sc shajajo psi inc
nitnikov in kjer Jim Strezejo ma
takarii in ~strezajke. LOndonski
list Daily Citizen, .ie bill tolikO
predrzen, da .je napisal nekaj o.
Strih besed prot temu pocetju in
Spominjal ma temno zivljenje de-
lavskih otrok. Ali izkupil 10 je
Gospod Mathew klubov clan, je
postal glavnemu uredniku nasled-
ME pismo: "Gospod! lie skoda,
da Sc vi in gobezdaci Vase vrste,
raje ne brigate "a lastne zadeve,
namestO da obsojate one. XII pri-
JaZno ravnaJo s psi IL hvaleznostl
"a njihovo zvestobo. Sal VAN nj
treba mic prispevati k "pasjemu
klubu", cemu s. torej ne izberete
druzega predmeta "a Vase ogor-
Genie in blebetanje? In ker VAN
je toliko do umazanih delavskih
otrok, vzemite vendar en- ali diva
ducata V svoje hise in glejte, kako
VAN bodo ugajali. Svetoval hi
Yam pa. da Jill pref temel.iito o.
snazite. ker MISC tako snazni in le-
pi kakor psi!" - To je ohola
burzvazija: delavskim otrokom
temne luknje, bogatinovim psom
palace!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
P%apirnati denar.

DO sedaj smo govorili SamO o kovanem da-
nerJu. Papirnati denar V Zedinjenih drzavah
ina pa cudno zgodovino. Sc V kolonialnih Ca
sih pod a~ngleSko Wade so Uncle nekatere drzave
pravlco lzdajati svoj lastni papirnati denar, ki je
zamenJal kovane novce, kjerkoli so bill zadnii
redkl. Ii bankovci, zelo majhni 20 velikosti. so
lmeh vecinoma popolno zakonitost IA popla6anie
vsakega dolga sluzili so drzavam tako dobro da
Je bila zahteva pc kovanem denarju liz Angliie
vedno manjsa. Ker je pa to bilo prot interesom
denarnih mOgOtcev ma AngleSkem. je angleska
vIada kmalu prepovedala kolonijalnim drzavam
V Severni Ameriki izdajati svoi denar.
OBJ casn revolucijske vojne, predno ie Sc bila
razglasena neodvisnost, je takratni kontinentalni
kongres kllub temu. da nj bil0 Sc nobene bla-
game ntl davcnlh oblasti - tidal papirnate note.
s katerlml Je zacasna vlada plaGevala voiake i'm
vse stroske vojne Xxi Sc je koncala zmagonosno "a
revolucionarie. Note so bile ~placljive V kovanem
denarju; ker pa nit kongres nit posamezne dr.
zave MISC imele toliko gotovine V kovanem de-
narlu. kolikor so predstavliali bankoyci. so
zadnji izgubili kmalu vsako vrednosti. Med tenn
casom le bila vOjna konGana in vladi nj bilo ire
ba placati velikega stevila prostovoljcev, kajti
ostali so ma bojisGu mrtvi.
V zadnjem letu revolucijske voine ISL
sc lie ustanovila prva ameriSka banka pod imenom
Bank of North America. Kontinentalni kon-
gres Je dovohl banki charter" ali pravico poslo-
Nanla lie nod pogolem, da ie bill tudi kongres dele
zen gotovega della akcij ali delnic. Prva banka ie
toreJ bila delno vladna i!Istitucija. Banka lie SINE
Ia lzdatl paplrnati denar, kateri je incl popolno
zakonltost v izplacanje vseh prispevkov. XII jh ie
tlrlala vlada. Ia banka Sc danes obstoii v Phila.
delphiJi seveda kot p~rivatno podjetje.
DALEY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-07
SVetOVni delavski preqIed

155 obrambnih stavk z SG.O49 u
delezniki, II izporov 5 $40 in
$40 gibanj brezposelnosti. kojih
Sc je udelezila 141.779 delavcev.
Pri vsakih sto gibanj in vsakih
100 vdelezencev Sc ie boz konGal
sledeGe; pri stavkah 50, gibani in
o6.6fo delavcev Z vspehom, brez
uspeha samo Is gibanj in 1869
delavcev. Pri izporih .ie bill lid
sleGeci: 23.6 gibanj in 1875 DELAY
cev Z uspehom. Zlasti so bill veil
XII uspehi pri gibanju brezposelno-
sti. Cd vsakih 100 gibanj so bila
samo % gibanja brezuspeSna. 90.
Z so Sc koncala 2 uSrehom DELAY
cev. Cd 100 pri gibanju udeleze-
nth delaycev je doseglo uspeh 81,
Same } so ostali hrcz uspeha. V
skupnih bOjih Sc ie doseglo skraj-
Sanje delavnega casa "a 29.O06
delavcev, skupno 19S.S94 ur ma
teden, to je povpretno "a vSacega
U%delezenca 2.16 ur ma teden in
pOveGanje zasluzka IA 10S.154 de
lavcev skupno 1920 X ma teden.
To je "a osebo lis n. Dosezena
~pOvisanje zasluzka je znaSalo pri-
blizno 10 miljonov X ma leto. Pri
TEN pridejo stroSki 80 miljonov
X pri gibanju komaji V poStev. S
tenn pozitivnimi poboljSki Sc .ie
posrecilo zvezi V veliki mcri pre-
preciti nameravano s~kraiSanje "a
Sluzka.
V letu 1911 Sc je sklenilo ma no
vo mic mani nego 33S tarifnih po-
godb "a 1878 podietij Z 26.26O ose
bami tako, da Sc je Stevilo "a I'VE
20 obstOjecih, tarifnih pogodb wi
salo ma S31, ter je Stevilo obra-
TOW $ tarifnimi pOgodbami 1881,
Y katerih je 1855 delavcev.
P~remozenje zveze ie znaSalo
koncem leta V glavni blagajni g.
So miljonov X in V lokalnih bla-
gajnah 3.7S miljonov X. Ma vsako
osebo pride torej 1886 X. Izdatki
gIavne in lokalnih blagajn znaSajo
l6.S mil jonov X "a osebne podpo-
re, 4.3 miljone "a podpore pri
stavkah in o. mill. krOn Y OBJ
rambne svrhe, 0.4 mill. "a agitaci-
10 in upravO in ostanek n razne
druge namene. Ia stevila pricajo
o mOcnem gospodarskem organic
mu.
Potemtakem lahko razumeva-
mo zakaj to zvezo tako silno So
vrazijo razni reakcijonarci, izkori
Scevalci ter drugi sovrazniki de
lavstva.
Toda vse sovfd5tvo. visa hudob-
ma VOLTA i'll delo zdruienih mas
protnikov ne DO moglo uniGiti te
pon0sne stavbe. della delavske so.
lidarnosti.