The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-10-19

for the privilegs--
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pst n k9ey. that II vs'rs mixed uD
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manAs a tho GothaD Froight Tra0
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about.
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tAs demands naAs upoa ~ By yos
aAA your fellow Denbses q the -
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That's your lockout
Well. you viii Anl that Ne also
yours II ws stop DayDs0ts..
'OA. 1oa't know. ] guaas thsrss
others that'A - glaA To sn3oy The
franchises"
Nov. LRsy.- saiA ths district a.
torney. Who perhaps from his omcial
position - public prosecutor hal
more influence over the boss than any.
body present. "Doa't talk like fooli
You know perfectly well that vs are
all necessary to one another: that 70
are all in the same boat: vs all have
to asht the same battle. Have you
anything to propose. Mr.. Haldans!"
4 don't know that have any
definite proposition Just at present..
was the answer. Il have met this
Gormly. hats-sr-as you would
say. sised him up carefully: put him
down for . man of indomitabls cour.
age. Whatever his motive may BE-, hs
10 thoroughly determined upon his
course. However small his experience
through and through"
Does he dabble In Wall street-
asked Warren. If 20, II would b.
easy for you to form . combination to
break him"
His business methods are confined
to his mercantile establishment. and
they are purely legitimate"
What resources has he got!''
We'll. should say he can command
perhaps . score Of millions"
"Whew!" exclaimed Lifey. He
might be . good man to tie to-
You can set your mind at rest -
to that. Liffey. He wouldn't tie to .
man like you"
"Oh. don't know. Pretty good men
have found 1t to their interests to tie
up with me. and they haven't lost any.
thing by IT. Have you. Mr. Haldane!"
Haldans locked his teeth. 1t was
this sort Of covert insult which was
the necessary concomitant of his
slliance which. in his secret heart. hs
loathed. Again 1t was the district At
torney who interposed.
Il take 1t that this IL . conference"
he said equally. 'as to what We are to
do II anything. to head OF this man.
You don't think he can be bought OF.
Mr. Haldane?"
Il am sure he cannot be-"
We'll. then. he'll have to be fought
down." returned the other: for 1t 10
the workings Of the Sachem society
brought before the public. The thing
to be done now is to get together.
keep together. and beat Gormly."
you think he's got q chance. do
you?"
More than . chance"
But we control everything"
"Everything but Gormly. apparent
ly," answered Van Slyke.
YES" said Rutherford, disregarding
the last remark; but you know, LII.
fey. our control rests largely upon the
Indifference Of the people. II they get
walked up. 1t would go like that"
He snapped his finger as he spoke,
and no man contradicted him. for true
1t is that on the indifference Of the
many il founded the power Of the
one.
I'VE could still count the votes"
said the chief Of police uncertainty
Undoubtedly; but II there are
the votes will be counted n cast"
And we have the courts on oul
side" added Habberley.
Yes, TO a certain extent: but there
are limits beyond which even our own
judges could not go. Therefore, II
Mr.. Haldane's estimate of Gormly 10
correct. and for myself l am rather
inclined to believe that it 10. we are
face to face with . terrific PROPOSE
tion"
We'll then" said Liffey. Il think
the best thing to do, II you gents are
all agreed that it's serious. 10 to pitch
upon candidate. We want to have
. man that's entirely respectable. and
yet who knows which side his breads
buttered on and who'll take care Of
the organization"
II think" said Warren tentatively.
that l have earned another term. I
certainly haven't failed in my
duty"
ITO the people!" asked Rutherford.
ITO the organization" answered the
mayor with dignity. and my private
character 10 all that could be de.
sired
(TO BE CONTINUEDJ
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