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{ to me. This is a final warning. If
you see Glare again I'll act. That's
all Good night" He picked up his
| hat.
ooh, Mr.. ,Goodkind," Daniel woke.
as If from reverie. How about the
money"
You've had what's coming to you"
But that's nothing. 1 pay half
that for these houses ands I've gone
in debt fitting them up
With baths and tennis courts
People must have baths"
These dirty immigrants" Goodkind
stormed
| The dirtier they are, the more they
need them" Gilchrist smiled, II want
| TO show them how to live-and show
other people that you don't have to
have a pig-pen to make a profit"
Are you making a profit?" asked
Goodkind scornfully.
Enormous" answered Gilchrist
enthusiastically. And, to go on, I've
got to have 500, 000."
"Oh. is that all!' scoffed the visitor.
You want S22, 900 to go on making a
fool OF yourself. Well, you won't get
/ it."
Not even as an advance7" pleaded
Daniel.
Not penny"
Don't drive me to" Gilchrist
paused.
ITO what?"
ITO ask for an accounting" said
Daniel. rather at a loss.
Goodkind stared at him in amaze
Anent.
ITO ask for-what7" he Numbered.
Now. listen to me. I've stood all
I'm going to stand. You've run
amuck You've become dangerous to
borhood. You're going to stop 1t, and
you're going TO stop it now"
That's your mistake" said Daniel.
still tranquil.
! rs it? A year ago you gave me
twenty-four hours to sign a paper. and
did it. and it cost me $4,000. 900. To-
night 1 give you thirty minutes to
! shut up this place and quit seeing
my daughter, and if you don't do tt"
LAS I won't" said the unperturbed
figure.
I'm be here inside half an hour
with a doctor"
And them" Gilchrist didn't under
stand.
Then We'll file a petition to have
you declared incompetent"
GOodktnd banged his stick on the
floor for emphasis and started for
the door
You don't mean that" said Daniel.
rather helplessly You don't mean
that because I'm trying to help"
''TIelp-whom7" returned GoodlIind.
wheeling. Strikers and street women
and general riff-raf. And you don't
even help them-because nobody can.
! And if you could. and did. how in the
name of God would that help the com
munity. If 1 find you're still ranting
down here in half an hour. III say
you're crazy and I'll prove it. " He
moved toward the door Think It
over"
/ Goodkind reached for the knob as
the door was swung open from the
other side. Goodkind backed a step
to admit a tall. neatly dressed,
/ brawny man.
EAusS MS Sdlu the intruder,
politely.
Goodkind glowered at the man,
/ then his face half lighted with recog-
milton.
Haven't I seen YOU somewhere be-
/ fcre?" he said re1ectvely.
The man turned TO answer
Yes. I think so" he said. My
names Umanski"
'Umanski?" CIoodkind repeated.
Then he remembered. You're not
the Pole who came to my house last
year with a delegation"
'Yes," said Umanski. quietly.
We'll, I'll be" Goodkind sur
veyed him in surprise.
Mr.. Gilchrist tell me stay in New
York, the Pole explained. He's
teach me English and find me good
Job. I'm work eight hours on the
docks and six on myself now"
Goodkind said nothing. just reached
Cor the door. Gilchrist, idly filing his
pipe at the mantelpiece, broke in.
Mr.. Goodkindr he said Uman-
Ski has an invention. If you'll see
/ it,
I'll see you in half an hour"
came the answer and the door closed.