one o'clock
* * * * * And the jury set Joe free . Early in the following week I went down to his room by the docks for a last evening with him there . Joe was sailing that same night . Under a name not his own he had taken passage in the steerage of the big fast liner which was to sail at one o'clock . Into his room all evening poured his revolutionist friends , and the chance of revolution abroad was talked of in cool practical terms . Nothing could be done , they said , in the first few months to stop this war . Years ago the man in France , who had led the anti-war movement , had predicted that if war broke out every government rushing in would force on its people the belief that this was no war of aggression but one of defense of the fatherland from a fierce onrushing foe .