Francis A. Adams

Capitolo 5

houses.'"

"Won't you umpire then?"

"There is no anything to umpire. I don't have job anymore for the men. That
chests it. The world is great, and if theirs cannot find job in
Wilkes-bars, allow them chase elsewhere for him."

"The Mr. Purdy, I give him ample warning. The miners will declare a general
strike if you persist in the time to close out halves theirs that the winter
time is insurgent.  The holes and the contact breakers can be standing inactive while the
application for coal to an advanced price is created by an artificial coal
famine;  but the miners had to have fed. They works as cars;  but as
their has not learned the lesson to live without food yet."

"Metz, I have given him my ending answer. The mines and contact breakers close on
the day that I have affirmed."

Carl Metz is the group leader of the greatest of the Coal of the Heaven Society
auctions, the Great Horn."" He is in consultation with the Mr. Gorman Purdy, the
president of the society. Theirs last comments as as soon as you/he/she has quoted it is
it sent forth as they is standing on the footsteps that conduct to the road from the
offices on the principal plaza of Wilkes-bars.

The men mention with the head to each other, and separate.

"What did it say?" a man asks for Metz in a weak voice. The
interrogator is a typical miner. Death has put its irreversible postage stamp
on him;  he has served his/her three years in the holes;  you/he/she has been
it transferred to the contact breakers when the signals to fail strength are
perceived by the overseer of mine. In another year he will be in the hands
of the vulture morgue;  his the earningses of last week will go to pay for the
grave firm earned that you/he/she is given reluctantly "A Miner."

"He says the mines they will close."

"Yes, and we will starve. Well, you can tell him that we don't want."

"I told him that the men were desperate."

"And him laughed to you. Because not him? We have threatened with striking
for three years. You/he/she is finding to be an old history. It is ours duration
turns to laugh."

"What does it intend, Eric?" it is the anxious consultation of Metz. He discovers a