s can be constructed. If the public were satis-fied that the truck was only used as a common carrierwhere the railway could not furnish as good and ascheap service as the trucker furnishes, I believe the pub-lic would cease demanding that greater burdens be placedupon the trucker, which would… … trucks, would result in the movement of freight throughthe city stations as soon as it arrives there and wouldthus enable the railway to furnish much more transpor-tation service without increasing its facilities and with-out increasing its charges for transportation. The truck should supplement…
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