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look I'm so busy v
Osb lat 1 hardly h
we vi politics.
sans" t your duties TIC
Find this election.
as su,fS But II we d
Osbol IKE ourselves.
Is doina won't hurt; .Arty
understl n as Clevelaute-
Fint- ~ sosh: ~. zee !
way; hal ! way. Ihat
bly, madI a whole lot {
or d!dn'tv Istee.
Osborne a bull IN o
the ratlrd political sen he
hurt. IT 1t somethingcket
must pull\ tour years aers,
purns anS ere's no sen, q
have an it doesn't h r.
gard n WIN r mainstay.
Flint-Thl Ae own. II s.
down for ajor McLayark
he's the raj rstahuihs "epu'
railroad md is line Of arg'rthI
fellows havl might as W,nd
,,,n ovsr thd going abou
srd cav w( I'd candidate y
a.,,ro.a N is conceelin
OshorrarA the bulge AMI
+hot he Ia hacI i-railroad pe nj!
are too manv rive off the,a l
lead directly and
GO. ,ro.r absurd for
uuo .So oon.rar. by the railnee
Fhnt-The rons c.ie"
to be trified wiz ,he wv, Hos
,an ~ ,s wronl ,ere dentals, a
S..s . aaa than road people
...n they are SUI
n-hor,rh.J v received ff'
80 80 I'll o ask them e
ofra,a ~ O,,. give them
out and he lost
r,,ntIf Tho thoughtt thft
, ,s.,,raroes thev] (till. but len
- ~ ond casx lge's sp.nt,
ronoh Tbev head. lei
.,..na.,d 80 road cane:
eIlos ' yht as wei
p.,,,arpu+ 20 back t.
draw their fina,Iisa",.A...
become. of, us? Ais i'i's y"
peare, but as
road n,,,,s ont opose they
naah,na ,w;ra. tal support,
some practical an a"o'e
I,,,,,. We thot Fisher SAT-
,o,r. ar. Good al would &c
IL
body can tell how ~ W"
po,L What ri tics.
tical politics is is\ pe''er so'
The boys don't cd ufess pa
..,,rood or ony n they vote.
.e,an . ,,v.,,hood lon't know
Oshorne-But, do. he' e,''
III. ,a IN tho NO re anyth!i
how anybody votes nef ques
your money away. 49,.
Parker-Not much IL IT, '"'
II the vote doesn't a''.. ~
Is needed the boys "'iu ~
more, and they kno'
Flint-Isn't there a ua"se'
tho ronL and 'ome up
Parller-Yes; but Z won "
hos bean done to an\v It.
have remarked to vol soou u
,h,rrs tha stimulaut file?
tered later. o' ii."e
Osborne--Be' c1reful iii'",Ie
much delay. A'Vt
FMrt-What Is the o ,wHduv
ticket? VII
Parker-Not the best; IL n
sticks on the ticket. so far
Is concerned. There are II
dates In that city. The co
II. The candidates for the
rot strong. Melick has beef d
the railroad, but he stepped
Just as II he had all the tim q
with the railroad. Simpson l
legislature eight years ard !
ing. Though he pretends
to he for the railroad. he
help when his help Is nee Il
has been energetic and use1ul
ting places for his family. II
good old man, but he has To
around. &
Flint-The position Of the Tin
us. It suspects Gage and It's 81
shared by a whole lot of peopl'
Osborne-Poor Henry is in
he had to put us on the execut
tee at the risk Of offending the
,if he hadn't put us on II he We
tirely lost the confidence of
I'm sorry for Henry.
Flint-Im not a bit sorry for
ought to have had the manlin
up to his friends. The case Def
plain. He had to be for the raj
Times. His obliga tions should
PEELED him to be with the railr
Osborne-I don't like the lool
but when Dan Burns comes {
am in, hopes we may find q v
UP affairs.
Fl.nt-I sow 1t stated that Ha
ing out here, and ! wonder if Il
Osborne-I guess Hanna ha:
attend to on the other side OF
tains.
Parker-There is only one v
up matters, and l have advise
It is.
Flint-A lot Of cash, I know, 1
but l think Estee should be
Gage kept still about the railr,
Osborne-I imagine Henry "
prudent than he has been. He
Dan Burns and De Young give
t!ons.
Parker-When Dan arrives
a seance with him. Let us take
we hear what Dams plans are.
Two Views of the G
mo, I don't think she will m
She vowed on the day he u,o c,