The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-01
8 Nan ef Mere Money.

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voice, sna g u the ne, h IN ,nos,t Get
N44uld think quieung the papers would
1&eaper. Ana stnen tne AIen LABOR
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NJ mace IKE most laws. human or
- to tempt men into breaking II:
Ny4NQ9e tell you the wnoie things Just
= &geeQon OF now mucn now mucn.
~ only . question Of how much?
4N1Uny through the great granite arcn,
Underneath the smooth ana polished Or
neznentations Of the great main hall: Or
@o010 oecenued the temporary scaHold
1no of steps until he stood on the high
oot oummtt of his stone creation. Even
- e stood, diminished. 1t was a splendid
&hlnE iii
O1j&4lg, at any rate, standing among
the Swinging derricks ana the incessant
clicks OF the stonecutters and masons.
~ sS & a e IL ea or IN spite
at the antagonism of the unions. His
40rmer experience with those bodies had
Wrnng out OF him the bitter VOW that In
shis his greatest contract. he would en-
p3+ .ot one single union workman any
ra And on that line. as he consid-
ne matter, he had planned his cam
"a the summons that the newspapers
- land sneerfngly sent out: namely.
3na- iie new capitol of the finest State
n Union was to be built by. scab Ia
merely an advertisement that he had not
lueed with applications; he had turned
Bes DIES there were the conyiets: Every
stone in that great house had been quar-
r.ed ~ state convicts.
By in the eyes or the knignts this
-CuVtct work mad only stamped the buiio-
iu5 more INFAMOUS. Tneir naired
%ft7 and grew: by letters. by circulars
e., ~ soitoriais. iney songnt 70 sur the
world ~ large against orleans. against
his enterprise But Orleans was not a
man to finch.
the work was going on with a snort
force The face OF progress was slacken-
Ing. And now orleans had planned
dennite blow. a move tnat should defeat
the knights nnaily ana tor All time. lie
mad contracted Tor sixty stonecutters 10
come from abroad, 10 work IN the yardsl
ana on the building.
should the hnlgnts learn OF this I'M
portatlon. OF course they would attempt
20 prevent the men being landed: or at
any rate. gong TURNER tnah Castie Gar-
den But ne trusted Howman implicitly:
Bowman would prlng them through. ana
t1en-weil. the knights could go to the
dewitt
- vas not a marc taskmaster; the
iash ndSr MIN, II 1ney ana thelr uuty.
faret Wen enough; He too. was merely
MS uuty. Also; ne was the master;
az 'uld let no other man. no other
r9nn lation OF men. infringe upon his
2-orsmp. IL IL was TO De war TO the
end
- Slowly ne turneu toward the onlce
AGAIN
6udueniy tnere was a snriii whistle
from the TOP or the walls. The hammer
Ing ceased. the derrlcks swayed lnertly
E-.1-. a. haya stood .tiiI
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