Note 3 — Chapter VIII
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When I visited the Berlin Gewerkschaftshaus, a model three-room dwelling—living room, kitchen, and bedroom—had been furnished and decorated in simple, durable, and artistic fashion. This exhibit was thronged with workingmen, their wives and daughters.
Some years ago it was discovered that the youth of the working people were reading cheap and unworthy literature. The Central Committee of the Unions now issues cheap editions of the choicest literature for children and young people.
These two incidents show the vigilance of the unions, in looking after all the wants of their people.