Traubel

He spoke of one of my stories to which Traubel had called his attention, and reproved me gently for not "letting in the light."

Mr. Traubel is best known for his association with Whitman as friend, secretary, and literary executor.

It seems to us—speaking only by intuition, for we never knew him—that Traubel was a happy man.

A biographer (Horace Traubel) says, "He was very simple in his tastes, taking only two meals in a day."

This was done; he designated the people who were to receive them, and Mr. Traubel attended to the inscriptions.