Francis A. Adams

Capitolo 19

the heraldry of Hazleton. We can put three hundred men in the field from the
offices of the many jobs, armed with guns of insurrection."

"You can count on me to find the injunction, the Mr. Purdy", the youngest man
it says, after the break of a moment, "but I would not start calling out the
Coal and Iron Police up to that of the action of the violence they are committed by the
same miners. Can you/he/she conduct to shedding of blood not him?"

"Does conduct to shedding of blood? Because not? For what we am training the Coal and
Iron police? The miners of the Pennsylvania coal region need a healthy
lesson. They doesn't have respect for rights of ownership. You leave them both incited to
a strike from the itinerant delegates and theirs to whine of battle is 'the Scorching!
Destroy!'

"We don't want any repetition of the agricultural House and the insurrections of Latimer. They was also
expensive to the employers! Coal contact breakers and shops of society are anybody
toys for the capricious notions of so defined leader of job that does
doesn't know the conditions that prevail in this region. They is also
expensive the food of the torch of the strikers to be done.

"You stop the strikers before they has an opportunity to blacken County of Luzerne
with the charred ruins of the contact breakers! They will ransack our houses
following. Already their attitude is almost unbearable. People over these
hills don't understand the kingdom of terror under that these
foreign men hold the Valley of Wyoming!

"You/he/she has come to once when first _we_ has to shoot, if you/he/she has owed us to be some
shooting! I have had a to-day of discourse with Sheriff Marlin. It is fortunate
what we have a sheriff that has the sandstone to be standing his/her earth. He says a
telegram or communication of telephone will summon him/it to Harleigh or Hazleton to
the notice of a moment, and he will swear our Coal and Iron Police officers in as
deputies.

"Anything they does it will be legal then--_Understand?_"

Trueman seems right to Purdy many seconds before he responds.

"No", he says, while lining up the text, "not every thing that they does.  I don't put mine