The Secretary had a proposal: "Take him out to Milt Kennedy's. Miltsaid he could work him. Take him out there! Milt said all he had to dowas to raise his eyes and John Thomas would vote right."

The erstwhile Liberal again went on the road with John Thomas, todeliver him over to the authority of Milt Kennedy. If Milt could getresults by simply elevating his eyebrows, Milt was the man who wasneeded.

Arriving at Milt's, he left the voter sitting in the buggy, while hewent in search of the one who could control John's erring judgment.

While sitting there alone, another wandering thought zig-zagged throughHarold's mind. They were making a fool of him, some way! Well, he'd letthem see, b'gosh!

He jumped out of the buggy, and hastily climbed into the hay-mow. Itwas a safe and quiet spot, and was possessed of several convenienteye-holes through which he could watch with interest the search whichimmediately began.