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Outside of the hall stood a dozen policemen and a half dozen spotters. "None of the workmen of the city dared to attend the meeting." "And this is Free America!" exclaims Martha, under her breath. "Yes, this is America; but, is it free?" asks Trueman. "From Milwaukee I went to St. Paul and Minneapolis. The same condition existed in these places. I turned to Detroit; the result was the same.
A freight on the Wilkes-Barre division has jumped the track. The wrecking train is called for. After the departure of the wrecking train the express pulls out. The accident has occurred thirty miles east of Wilkes-Barre. It causes the Keystone to be two hours late. During his enforced wait, Trueman improves the time by telegraphing to New York.
"You will tell them to put faith in me, won't you, O'Connor?" "Indeed I will, sir." The door opens to admit Sister Martha. Harvey Trueman has not been face to face with Martha for eight years. "You here, Martha!" he exclaims. "I am here every day. My duty brings me among the sick." The two playmates of the happy school days walk over to the window and talk in low tones for half an hour.
He expressly disaffirmed any intention to seize any additional lands, and promised that compensation should be made to all tribes who had not received full satisfaction. The threat of Simon Girty against Proctor, was now made good as against both Hardin and Trueman. Hardin was to go among the Wyandots at Sandusky, while Trueman proceeded to the Rapids of the Maumee.
If you insist on me defending the case, I tell you I would sooner pay the penalty you name." Trueman's voice is tremulous. He realizes that his decision has cost him not alone a position of great value, but all chance of wedding Ethel Purdy. "You will live to regret this day, Harvey Trueman," Purdy cries menacingly. "Whatever is due you from the Paradise Coal Company will be paid you to-day.
The door of the office is unceremoniously opened, and a girlish voice says: "Ah, father I thought you must be keeping Mr. Trueman. Don't you remember you promised me at breakfast you would not? Our ride was fixed for three o'clock. It is now nearly four. Why, you both look positively serious!"
Neither should he or his, share in the protection which the State of Pennsylvania affords her citizens." "Will the Magyar's widow get anything?" asks O'Connor, one of the half-Irish, half-Italian miners, whose elbow Trueman brushes as he walks towards the court room. Trueman befriended O'Connor once in the matter of rent. "No. He was not naturalized!"
When he finds himself alone Trueman walks back and forth in the cramped room. He is weighing a question that has never before been put to a man. There is no doubt in his mind as to the sincerity of Nevins.
"Their work will bring them in all sections of the country and they will be able to influence a great number of the people." He gives no hint of the true mission of the committee. He knows that Trueman would repudiate the party that would resort to so drastic a means of rescuing the people. "Have I your consent to bring about your nomination?" he asks.
'I think they took it for wine, my lord, said Trueman. 'I never see such ignorant creatures. 'You find now the advantage of a good education, Trueman. 'Yes, my lord, we do, and feel very grateful to your lordship's honoured mother for the same. When we came down out of the mountains and see those blazing fires, if I didn't think they were going to burn us alive, unless we changed our religion!
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