:13:00
Ja?
:13:03
- Look out!
- The milk!
:13:05
- lt's gone!
- It's all right.
:13:08
No use crying over it now.
lt's spilt.
:13:11
She might've kicked you.
:13:14
l told you never to milk her without
putting that bar between her legs.
:13:17
That's what it's for.
Daisy, you hussy!
:13:20
Mrs. O'Leary!
What will she say?
:13:24
- That's all right. l'll fix it with Ma.
- Ja?
:13:28
Ja.
:13:43
Aw, gee.
:13:45
Ja. Gut.
:13:48
- Thank you, Daisy.
:13:52
- Out here,Jack.
- l thought you were coming down
to court to hear me.
:13:57
With all Chicago waitin' to be washed?
Get along with ya.
:13:59
- Where'd l get the time?
- l sure made 'em sit up and take notice.
:14:02
- Did you now?
- l told 'em just what l thought about 'em.
:14:05
"My client is right,"
l said, "and you know it.
:14:07
But what do you care about people,
as long as you can fill your pockets?"
:14:10
No wonder they say this is
the worst city, with politicians
like Gil Warren running things.
:14:14
- And how did the fine gentleman like that?
- He was sweatin' plenty.
:14:18
- "Sure," l said. "What do you
care about Chicago being bad...
- Take the handle.
:14:21
"as long as business is good
and you've got all the beef
and pork in the world?
:14:24
"But l'll tell you this. lt takes more than
those things to make this a great city.
:14:27
"lt takes people with
some sense of decency...
:14:29
to make this not only the biggest city
in the world, but the best."
:14:32
lt's a fine silver
tongue you ha'...
:14:34
and your father would be
that proud of you.
:14:37
And l told him--
:14:40
Here you are!
:14:43
Well, good-bye, boys.
Don't let 'em keep you too long.
:14:46
lf you see my old lady, tell her l'm sitting
up with a friend that was took sick.
:14:50
Have a cigar,Jim. Thanks for the ride.
l'll do the same for you.
:14:53
Thanks, lad. Anytime you're
coming our way, let us know.
:14:56
- We'll be glad to have you with us.
- l'll remember that.
:14:59
Watch the mud on your shoes,
Pickle. You know Ma.