Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-23

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know whoever cosld get ssass oct Of .
book like that"
bat yos came here whsa yousgi"
"Yes. came when I wss . buy. Tnas
10 the most remarkable book ever sav."
and have you lived 10 this city ever
sincet'
"No, was ct sea. But what are you
doingi l wouldn't like you TO Say any
thing about that"
"Why notf'
"Oh, it's no good. That's all been
said before, you know. I'll tell you.
I've been written up so much, don't you
see. Everybody II DO thinking I'm tell
ing all about myself and trying to got
in the papers. The other men down ct
the station, they say, Mack says they,
those fellows are making fool of you,
putting you in the papers all the time.
People III get to thinking you're putting
'em up to that sort Of thing I've been
in all the papers, you see. Two been In
the World often, and that's . very nice
paper, the World is, and very kind to me,
and there was very nice; pleasant gen.
tleman came and got my picture and put
it in the Graphic. III tell you what to
say. Just you say that officer Mcbride
has rescued great many persons from
drowning into the East river, and that
he has forgotten who they are because he
never kept no accounts except Of .
few, and that his book 10 all mixed up 20
no couldn't make it out. I wouldn't
have much-just notice, you know, %
it won't look cOnceited on my part"
"All right" said the reporter, feeling
that he could safely promise not to re-
hearse deeds of which he couldn't learn,
owing to the csrelessuess and modesty Of
the brave fellow who had accomplished
them IN =. World.