The little end of the horn by Udo Keppler (1913)

Cartoon of railway workers hauling wage sacks into a giant horn labeled Railroad Earnings, while a small man holds a Decrease

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A colorful caricature shows a large brass horn labeled Railroad Earnings, with railway workers including a conductor hauling sacks marked Increased Wages into its wide end. A small suited man at the narrow end holds a sign reading Decreased Dividends while a coin rests nearby. The print is attributed to Udo Keppler and dated 1913.

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1913

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