A summary of these attainments was given out to the press, some weeks ago by Reuter and we have no better argument with which fo conclude these articles than to refer to this summary. It reads as_follows:—The commercial activity of the E. R. in the year 1991 showed increased goods traffic:—23,862.- 914 boods more than during the preceding year.
The technical work of the railway can also be considered wholly satisfactory. The following are the improvements in passenger and goods transportation:
The speed of passenger and goods trains has increased. yearly running of locomotive and conductor brigades has increased. The number of delays has considerably diminished. The utilization of traction power of locomotives and the capacity of goods cars in comparison with 1920 has increased. The consumption of fuel has decreased. The productiveness of workshops and repairing shops has increased. Accidents have diminished. Moreover better
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