A Far Country
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Durrett and told him how he could save much money. He was always ready to listen, Mr. Durrett, when an employee had any- thing to say. He was a big man, — an iron-master. Ah, he would be astonished if only he could wake up now I'' ''He would not only have to be an iron-master,'' I agreed, ''but a financier and a railroad man to boot." "A jack of all trades," laughed Mr. Sdierer. "That's what we are — men in my position. Well, it was compara- tively simple then, when we had no Sherman law and cr...azy statutes, such as some of the states are passing, to bother us.
What has got into the politicdans, that they are indulging in such foolishness ? " he exclaimed, more warmly. " We try to build up a trade for this country, and they're doing tiieir best to tie our hands and tear it down. When I was in Washington the other day I was talking with one of those Western senators whose state has passed those laws. He said to me, 'Mr. Scherer, I've been making a study of the Boyne Iron Works. You are clever men, but you are build- ing up monopolies which we propose to stop.' 'By what means?' I a^ed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Durrett and told him how he could save much money. He was always ready to listen, Mr. Durrett, when an employee had any- thing to say. He was a big man, — an iron-master. Ah, he would be astonished if only he could wake up now I'' ''He would not only have to be an iron-master,'' I agreed, ''but a financier and a railroad man to boot." "A jack of all trades," laughed Mr. Sdierer. "That's what we are — men in my position. Well, it was compara- tively simple then, when we had no Sherman law and cr...azy statutes, such as some of the states are passing, to bother us.
What has got into the politicdans, that they are indulging in such foolishness ? " he exclaimed, more warmly. " We try to build up a trade for this country, and they're doing tiieir best to tie our hands and tear it down. When I was in Washington the other day I was talking with one of those Western senators whose state has passed those laws. He said to me, 'Mr. Scherer, I've been making a study of the Boyne Iron Works. You are clever men, but you are build- ing up monopolies which we propose to stop.' 'By what means?' I a^ed.
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