Germany of the Germans
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; 6 quarts milk, SJd. ; 3 herrings, IJd. ; meat, salt, onions, coffee, wood fuel, petro- leum, soap, 2s. 2Jd. , leaving SJd. Surplus weekly for clothing, etc. The lodging is free.
The average wage of farm labourers is, however, somewhat higher in other districts, amounting generally in summer to lis. 6d. Per week, with free lodging and potatoes, while the wife can earn 7s. 3d. A week. In winter the wages of each respectively are 9s. And 5s. 6d. Weekly.
The co-operative movement has made enormou...s strides in Germany in recent years. Not only does the movement apply to the co-operative manufacture and supply ' of aU kind of articles, but also to the working of land by small farmers, who join together in the purchase of up-to-date machinery for mutual use.
Co-operative supply societies numbered at the end of 1907 no fewer than 51, 000, with a total membership of over 8, 000, 000.
II— (2391) CHAPTER XVII MODEL FORESTERS Sentiment and foresight combined have placed Germany in the proud position of serving as a model to all other countries in connection with the preservation and ^^^Jstlm!^""^ cultivation of forest land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; 6 quarts milk, SJd. ; 3 herrings, IJd. ; meat, salt, onions, coffee, wood fuel, petro- leum, soap, 2s. 2Jd. , leaving SJd. Surplus weekly for clothing, etc. The lodging is free.
The average wage of farm labourers is, however, somewhat higher in other districts, amounting generally in summer to lis. 6d. Per week, with free lodging and potatoes, while the wife can earn 7s. 3d. A week. In winter the wages of each respectively are 9s. And 5s. 6d. Weekly.
The co-operative movement has made enormou...s strides in Germany in recent years. Not only does the movement apply to the co-operative manufacture and supply ' of aU kind of articles, but also to the working of land by small farmers, who join together in the purchase of up-to-date machinery for mutual use.
Co-operative supply societies numbered at the end of 1907 no fewer than 51, 000, with a total membership of over 8, 000, 000.
II— (2391) CHAPTER XVII MODEL FORESTERS Sentiment and foresight combined have placed Germany in the proud position of serving as a model to all other countries in connection with the preservation and ^^^Jstlm!^""^ cultivation of forest land.
What to read after Germany of the Germans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert M Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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