Christian Cynosure . JesQ8 answered him,—I spake openly t* fbe vrvrid; aed in secret kave I said nething. John 18:29. VOLUME XLVII. JHTCAGO, NOVEMBER. 1914. Niimljer 7. WHERE UNION MONEY GOES. For Insurance, Strike Benefits, Salaries, andCommittees. It might open the eyes of some peo-ple who imagine that trade unions exisWmainly for the purpose of strikes andmaking trouble for the employers, tolearn that during the year 1913, the latestdate to which reports have been com-piled, the international organizations inCanada and the United States disbursedthe sum of fifteen million dollars in bene-fi
Christian Cynosure . JesQ8 answered him,—I spake openly t* fbe vrvrid; aed in secret kave I said nething. John 18:29. VOLUME XLVII. JHTCAGO, NOVEMBER. 1914. Niimljer 7. WHERE UNION MONEY GOES. For Insurance, Strike Benefits, Salaries, andCommittees. It might open the eyes of some peo-ple who imagine that trade unions exisWmainly for the purpose of strikes andmaking trouble for the employers, tolearn that during the year 1913, the latestdate to which reports have been com-piled, the international organizations inCanada and the United States disbursedthe sum of fifteen million dollars in bene-fits to their members. Only three and ahalf millions of this was given out instrike pay, the balance being devoted tothe liquidation of death and disabilityclaims, etc. It is also to be remembered that thesefigures refer to money going through theordinary channels, and in addition manythousands of dollars are being grantedfor special cases, of which no account istaken in the compilation of official fig-ures.—T07ont
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