Maybe that was something he lost. Mr. Kane was a man who lostalmost everything he had. You...

Maybe that was something he lost. Mr. Kane was a man who lostalmost everything he had. You ought to see Jed Leland. Of course, he and Mr. Kanedidn't exactly see eye to eye. You take the Spanish-American war. I guess Mr. Leland was right.That was Mr. Kane's war. We didn't really haveanything to fight about. But do you think if it hadn't beenfor that war of Mr. Kane's, we'd have the Panama Canal? I wish I knew where Mr. Leland was. A lot of the time nowthey don't tell me these things. Maybe even he's dead. In case you'd like to know, Mr. Bernstein, he's at the Huntington Memorial Hospitalon 180th Street. Why, you don't say. I had no idea... Nothing particular the matterwith him, they tell me. Just... Just... old age. It's the only disease, Mr. Thompson, that you don't look forwardto being cured of