3/49 It was evident that he had embarked upon an adventure. He realized that he had fallen in with I.W.W.men who apparently had taken him for an expected messenger or leader. He was importuned for tobacco, drink, and money, and he judged that his begging companions consisted of an American tramp, an Austrian, a negro, and a German. Fine society to fall into! That eighty thousand dollars became a tremendous burden. And he was told there were about twenty-five, all of whom expected money. |