at I found peace,
   The simple unsophisticated wild men of the people there; their good natured kindness enlivened me, and made me see that I was closer to humanity than I thought – what I had despised in humanity was a system of thought, not they themselves –[i]
                                                                          March 31, 1920 –
    The Capital-Lake makes such a noise that we are apt to lose sight of real human tragedy. We are asked to join a revolution to the automobiles from one class to another.
     We cannot despise those classes who stare mouth open a {billb?}, gum-or sen-sen chewing people, peoples whom the latent song or dance is
(See page 43 for continuance of this paragraph)[ii]