I mentioned to you in my last the talking I got from old Wilson, the lawyer when I was driving him up to Gussy Carlyon's funeral. He asked me if I had any influence over you that I should use it on behalf of Douglas for he said it was a shame to keep a young fellow like that going about learning law that never could be of any great use to him besides his constitution would not stand it. He said oppen air and station life with a knowledge of a/c was the thing for him and said he thought you had more wisedom than keep him wasting the most valuable part of his time in the way he considered he was doing. I was quite surprised at the interest he took in