The Workingmen's League now controls the government of Remsen City.It gives an honest and efficient administration, and keeps the public service corporations as respectful of the people as the laws will permit.But, as Victor Dorn always warned the people, little can be done until the State government is conquered--and even then there will be the national government to see that all the wrongs of vested rights are respected and that the people shall have little to say, in the management of their own affairs.As all sensible people know, any corrupt politician, or any greedy plutocrat, or any agent of either is a safer and better administrator of the people's affairs than the people themselves.
The New Day is a daily with a circulation for its weekly edition that is national.And Victor and Selma are still its editors, though they have two little boys to bring up.
Jane and Selma see a great deal of each other, and are friendly, and try hard to like each other.But they are not friends.
Dick Kelly's oldest son, graduated from Harvard, is the leader of the Remsen City fashionable set.Joe House's only son is a professional gambler and sets the pace among the sports.
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