The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31

where did this machine CONS. ',om
Inflow laid a hand upon tn. ,hue
wood and wire and strings and scrai
and pointed silently toward 'n. pra
walls.
The warden, looking at IN. fri.l AL
broken figure of the man. and Oh, vlur}
of hope realized that had trauslorme
his face for the moment at least cou
find no rebuke in his heart for Inn. I'd
had been, himself, in charge Il m
prison but a short time. [ 4lcr Id
milder and constructive rule. lacoII
might have built his machln' n m
shop with every facility AFFORDED him
so long as it did not interfere with h
other work, and the warden could nd
even secretly regret that the pI >paer,
ingenuity had been able to cIrclmyenl
the harshness Of the older system which
he himself abhorred.
Abruptly Jacob seemed to real.2e had
he owed something to the man VH, ail
made possible the Consummati,u Z
hope. He crossed to Mr.. Bright anI
offering his worn hand timd'y d. mu-l
INJURED in low sincerity:
You are my partner. ilUu.
sir, for what you have don,
Turning to the warden he ~r.l
II should like TO go now ~r
There was a catch In his yu.. 70. u
spoke, and n wistful eXpress..a un Il
face. while something which -urN 4
tremhled in the corner of his ,t..
\ man becomes accustomed '. SOLID
tude. For twelve years now .gptS|
emotional storms Of hope and ..-w1
had all been faced alone. NOW H. NH|
at the flood tide II happiness ~, Ia
in his hands the Consumma'.uu ~ II
his hopes, the consolation OF l nus Isl
spairs, and he wanted to be aI,n.
The warden understood
So did Bright
you may go" assentod the Narleal
kindly, as he pressed his call uua|
To the orderly he said: "Pa-- Ia.ow'l
The warden's Office was som, i'-'lnsI
outside the prison walls, but rN,M ,spI
of the way was commanded nN trmil
guards in towers or on lookuuts IN asI
walls. The convict. with a machine al
either arm. his beaming eyes constantly
turning solicitously from one 10 ths
other, like a boy with a pair # pets
trotted toward the great prison gate
The orderly thrust his head our u tho
| window and attracted the attention n
the nearest lookout Then he pointed io
the bent, hurrying form, and h.l up The
fiat of his hand. 1t was a repetition
of the warden's order: "pI IHlow'
The signal was waved down '.a Lao
from guard to guard to the pr n gates
and the great doors OF steo, opened .n'
ward.
An hour later they found w lie
was in his cell upon his h'.- vita
the two machines side by sid. IN.n rs
narrow prison bed, and spread ol'
around them were the shr' '' MS
drawings. The old man had H.n.I 10
his hand and was lovingly Cd. a.H- ''ei
his detailed sketches. WIN. s.N lad
then he turned from the trI H-- '1
particular part of the maDh0. Hd '','
II over affectionately, care ... VITA
his sensitive fingers. Thu 20 rs
eye was still bright,
AS the two men pressed H mar
row door, almost shutting u.t ..' "sh'
of day, the warden placed H ''H'
victs hand a long, legal lo..t d.'''
ment.
From the Governor he .O. "s i"'
low took it.
With trembling fingers 'N. f 'n,
folded il upon the bed h..'h .''
two machines, and then rra. .'"H
laboriously, as if his mind .' ~.
fun with the richness of ulD '.' '''I
to instantly absorb another 'i' "''
finished its perusal and Wa o.,
most stupidity at the great q" "A
State with its wealth of r'u ..' --
when, suddenly, like a s'
light of understanding brun" .'" "''
face.
There's one like that for Women
too" said Mr.. Bright.
Inflow gazed wide eyed, for ~, ,' 80.
, and then slowly he lower us ', .r,
/ upon the paper, while an oA An
encircled either machine, .rt.
/ them in his grasp and IN" a.,
!, ment upon his face, dry
broke from his heart. aha
! 1t was the Governor th.s .' ..r
4 in quite a different sens,
him "all of it,"
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