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the advocacy of principles for the more equitable participa-
tion of wage-earners in the output of industry itself.
All of these more or less intangible factors, while at-
tended with no concrete results during the war, were
destined to have a profound effect in the post-war years.
1 “War Time Strikes and Their Adiusiment,” Alexander M. Bing. New
York, 1921. Pp. 273-288.
