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explain his behavior. He was a clever workman, and, when he worked,

as regular and faithful as a burro. Then some night he would fall in with

a crowd at the saloon and begin to sing. He would go on until he had no

voice left, until he wheezed and rasped. Then he would play his mandolin furiously, and drink until his eyes sank back into his head. At last,

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when he was put out of the saloon at closing time, and could get nobody

to listen to him, he would run away—along the railroad track, straight

across the desert. He always managed to get aboard a freight somewhere. Once beyond Denver, he played his way southward from saloon

to saloon until he got across the border. He never wrote to his wife; but

she would soon begin to get newspapers from La Junta, Albuquerque,

Chihuahua, with marked paragraphs announcing that Juan Tellamantez

and his wonderful mandolin could be heard at the Jack Rabbit Grill, or

the Pearl of Cadiz Saloon. Mrs. Tellamantez waited and wept and

combed her hair. When he was completely wrung out and burned

up,—all but destroyed,—her Juan always came back to her to be taken

care of,—once with an ugly knife wound in the neck, once with a finger

missing from his right hand,—but he played just as well with three fingers as he had with four.

Public sentiment was lenient toward Johnny, but every-body was disgusted with Mrs. Tellamantez for putting up with him. She ought to discipline him, people said; she ought to leave him; she had no self-respect.

In short, Mrs. Tellamantez got all the blame. Even Thea thought she was

much too humble. To-night, as she sat with her back to the moon, looking at the moonflowers and Mrs. Tellamantez's somber face, she was

thinking that there is nothing so sad in the world as that kind of patience

and resignation. It was much worse than Johnny's craziness. She even

wondered whether it did not help to make Johnny crazy. People had no

right to be so passive and resigned. She would like to roll over and over

in the sand and screech at Mrs. Tellamantez. She was glad when the doctor came out.

The Mexican woman rose and stood respectful and expectant. The

doctor held his hat in his hand and looked kindly at her.

"Same old thing, Mrs. Tellamantez. He's no worse than he's been before. I've left some medicine. Don't give him anything but toast water until I see him again. You're a good nurse; you'll get him out." Dr. Archie

smiled encouragingly. He glanced about the little garden and wrinkled

his brows. "I can't see what makes him behave so. He's killing himself,

and he's not a rowdy sort of fellow. Can't you tie him up someway?

Can't you tell when these fits are coming on?"

Mrs. Tellamantez put her hand to her forehead. "The saloon, doctor,

the excitement; that is what makes him. People listen to him, and it excites him."

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The doctor shook his head. "Maybe. He's too much for my calculations. I don't see w