The people hold on to it for themselves, and, as I say, it's a grand sight to see a whole community hanging together and working for the good of all, instead of splitting up into as many different cut-throats as there are able-bodied citizens.
See that fellow ?" Fulkerson broke off, and indicated with a twirl of his head a short, dark, foreign-looking man going out of the door.

"They say that fellow's a Socialist.

I think it's a shame they're allowed to come here.

If they don't like the way we manage our affairs let 'em stay at home," Fulkerson continued.

"They do a lot of mischief, shooting off their mouths round here.