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luck to sell for reilrosd purroses; TO this day
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built. became the most prominent advocate OF
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to force trouble with the Junk people They
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plotting. this, to correct ii as The instrnctlons
SSSVs tie railroqd as isr from their towns as
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fourteen i enc cents a day. UnsEi Eiied labor Is much
shesp.r than in EYIors s while skilled labor !;
iId ali Kinds % oi earth works. provided ssieiens
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soldiers were smployed. and their work was
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the the stations being brick OF, mud strueturss.
which ars quite good enough for the traffic
but was stopped when the authorities decided
that they would not permit the extension Of
the road to Tung Chow. tho port OF PcEip.
The company has. however. secured ample
land on which to rear buildings at all import.
ant points The tlrst train reached Tientsin
the Viceroy went over the who'll, line with
q large staff OF officials returning the
next day He was highly pleased with
tho road, and at the end OF his
journey lost no time Ia attempting to push the
line on to Tung Chow. on the way 10 FekiD.
The scheme was agree to and duly sapctioned
BY imperial edict. but when all was ready , for a
whole ufYair stopped. MIR. Kinder SAYS The
oppositivn was undoubtedly from the officials
in feEin. who profit BY the tribute, rice being
conveyed by boat to Tung Chow aud thence BY
to sntisfy the grave owners and the opposition
OF the Junk traders and the proposed line h hsd
been laid out at q distance from the river
towns: but nothing could be done when those
in high authority determined that the extern
si9n SHOULD Ida. not be ear!ff Phs1n out :. ,tu,,
China desire to construct their raiIways out
OF their own mRterinIs. 1t must al
Ways be temcm bered that in China more than
elsewhere the Government hold their position
solely Ly the 20 d will of the penple and the
numerous public guilds should their interest
willing to defend their rights. Wha ever good
raiiways can effect in tha Immediate fut,irs
they must in one form or ,auoiher,
ior certain period, seriously inter.
fere with the vast number OF workers who can
ADEQUATE improvement to thoso who live from
hand to mouth and cannot wait for results;
tion: They can at any moment be aroused by