to be a lawyer and take the cases of the poor for nothing and fi t the rich and i remember i said i was going to be one of the rich myself and buy paintings and live at i m sure you in us all i ve always aimed to be liberal was and proud and self conscious be tried to look like the boy he had been a quarter century ago and he shone iq on his old friend as be trouble with a lot of these even the live and some of em that think they re forward looking is th aren t broad minded and liberal now i always believe to giving the other fellow a chance and listening to his ideas n on � j v h that s fine tell yoa bow i figure it a little o is good for all of us so a especially if he s a business man and engaged in doing the work of the world ought to be liberal i always say a ou t to have vision and i guess some of the in my business think i m visionary ut i just let em think what they want to and go right on � same as you do by this b nice to have a chance to sit and visit and kind of you might say brush up on our but of we do rather get beaten doesn t it bother you not a bit nobody can dictate to me what i think i ou re the man i want to help me i want you to talk � to some of the business men and try to make than a little more liberal in their attitude toward poor but why he s this nut preacher that got kicked out of the church isn t be and free love and this was indeed the general of but he himself saw as a priest of the brotherhood of man of which was an so would keep bis acquaintances from and his forlorn little you call down any of the boys i hear getting funny about said affectionately to his dear friend warmed up and became he of student days in germany of i x sing tax in washington of labor he mentioned his friends lord colonel professor bad always supposed that associated only with the i w w but now he nodded as one knew lord es by the and he got ia two re n on � j v j � to sir he felt daring and and suddenly in his new spiritual grandeur he was sorry for and understood her as these ordinary fellows at the never could five hours after he had arrived in and told hia wife how hot it was in new york he went to call on he was with ideas and forgiveness he d get paul released he d do things vague but highly benevolent things for he d be as generous as bis friend he had not seen since paul had shot her and he still pictured her as high colored lively and a little as be drove up to h� boarding in a back street below the district he stopped in discomfort at an upper window leaning on elbow was a woman with the features of but she was and aged like a of old paper into wrinkles where had and this woman was dreadfully stiu he waited half an hour before she came into the fifty times he q the book of bs of the world s fair of fifty times be looked at the picture of the court of honor he was startled to find in the room she wore a black gown which she bad tried to tm with a of crimson ribbon the ribbon had been torn and patiently mended he noted this carefully because he did not wish to look at her shoulders one shoulder was lower than the other one arm she carried in fashion as though it were and behind a big collar of cheap lace acre was a in the neck whidi bad once and softly yes she said well old by it s good to see you he can send bis messages through a why rats i didn t come just because of him came as an old friend you waited long enough well you know how it is figured you wouldn t want to see a friend of his for quite some time and � sit down let s be sensible we ve all of us done a bunch of things that we hadn t ought to but maybe we can sort of start over again honest i d like to do something to make you both happy know what i thought to day mind you paul doesn t know a thing about this � doesn t know i was going to come see you i got to thinking s a fine hearted woman and shell that paul s had his lesson now why wouldn t it be a fine idea if you asked the governor to pardon him believe be would if it came from you just think good you d fed if yoa generous yes i wish to be generous she was sitting for that reason i wish to keep him in prison as an to evil i ve gotten religion george since the thing that man did to me sometimes i used to be unkind and i wished for worldly pleasures for and the but when i was in the the of the communion faith used to come to see me and he showed me right from the written in the word of god that the day of judgment is coming and all the members of the older churches are going straight to eternal because tb only do iq service and swallow the the flesh and the devil � for fifteen wild minutes she 