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panied pan exhibit, Tomorrow the defense
Mia w,ll ask the court il the construction of this
order eScepts from IFS operation The lim' S
NNsrslty lands located in 1910, prior 10 The
Mercer contract; also locations nj or hefore
;ne u; ,s1S Issuance OF the preliminary Injunction
n neneral Bcnito Gonzales, Sheriff of FL
h haSo county, against whom suit had been
Drought by the State for defalcatiop o,A
peareH at the Comptroller's Office th;s
morning with his vouchers and bronSbt 'i's ths
s'nte IN MS debt to the extent of sSS1 10 ''e
Back and Wyatt, the Gonzales Sv,,r, stSya roh
perS, plead guilty. Black, who turns ont ~ 10
DC JACK Harris, of the" Billy the Kidn can" ~
was sentenced to ten years. Blact as, as
khowiedged that his name was Ed iono ~"
son OF Judge Jones, of Llano county uv",s, ana =
asked clemency on account of nrev,oms
good behavior. Sentence was suspen. nj iin ;n
.he Jones case to afford him an oppor,nn;tu
70 prove his iormergood conduct. 0eisshv
louhu guilty last week of robbinr the nm,
pasas mail, will be granted new trial 10
enable nm to get the benefit of the plen ot
su'''y' lie is also the son of Judge. =
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ably sound mind-in technical terms,
he must be of sound mind
memory and discretion, An ir,
responsible, insane man could NOT com.
mt murder. 1.-The was laboring under dis.
ease oi the mental faculties TO such an ex-
tent that he did not know what no was
dong or did not know it was wrong. then
ne was wanting in that sound mind. mem
cry anu discretion that was part of the
definition ofmurder.
IN the next place, every defendant was
pIesuIisu innocent until the accusation
against nm was established by proof
IN tne next place, Notwithstanding this
presumption of innocence, il was e0ually
true that the defendant was presumed 10 he
sane and to have been so at the time when
the crime was committed; that is to saw that
she government was not bound to show af-
1rmaliyely as a part of its proofs that the
defendant was sane. As insanity WAS mn
exception and as a majority Of men are
sane, the law presumed the latter condition
Oh every man until some reason was shown
TO believe to the contrary. The
burden was therefore on the defendant
VINO set up insanity as an excuse for
'erime. To produce proofs in the
nrst instance to show that that presump.
toh was mistaken so far as it related TO the
elements Siii;u, Siii;n,, 'neIreelore, re, involved three
in The rnnrans' n,iis' nnaiIce ana responsibility
was he' heforo hi'er al the evidence
inrv Will 'he h jury the
both tbesa "T nros oeatlns IN mind
5otand Josn tnese PreSumptions, That Is, that
is nrnvad o., Ms S innocent till he
The contraSru Su"ss, oS anu 'i,an he IS sane until
is calIed appears, sun ehtertalns what
as 70 anv Of F.dsonap,e ,ho a9uoi on any ground
crime"ibor ,lo ,I esseltlal elements OF the
hsneft of m th,, ny u9lenuaht senttled TO the
In renara ,,t't y, uouo. ana u an acquittai',
Gov sa;d 1,S tSot 10 tne insane uclnsion Judge
that the act % of an nG MOS ,"so cersaln @ lhlhg was
the ' resui, se noo Si an insane person was never
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New York, January 2j.-A Johnsonyille
special says Every house in the settle.
ment is partially submerged, Some have
overturned and some loated oil. Houses
are daily floating down the river, and some
having lodged against the railroad bridges
were broken up by the inhabitants to pre-.
serve the bridges from destruction. Much
live stock has been drowned. MANY peonle
have. found refuge on RATS and boats. with
some live stock. There Is already much
suffering and II must necessarily increase,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 25.-The
Blood Horse Association decided at meet.
ing held to-day. to no. hold spring meet.
ing and to withdraw all stakes, as all its sta.
bles had been swept away.
The river Is falling SLOWLY
and is 52l feet on raugs %
The Captain of the j p, Drouldard reports
the. river in such n condition on account of
high.water below that there are but few
landings that can be made, and his vessel
has consequently been laid up lor
q few days. sh, encountered a
heavy. storm on the Ohio river
Saturday night In which she could hardly
mold her own. He also reports an I'M.
mense damage to houses and farms md
great losses OF lumber and RATS. The Ten.
ncsee at Johnsonvlle has risen three
inches since last night
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Forty-Seventh Congress,

WASHINGTON, January j.-Immediately
after the reading of the journal Mr., Came
ron submitted resolutions commemorative
OF the late Senator Carpenter.
Eulogies upon Mr.. Carpenter were deliy-
cred by Messrs. Cameron, Garland, Logan,
Kellogg, Bayard, Edmunds aad Davis, of
Illinois, some of which were very beautiful
and full of feeling,
At l:45 p. m ron the adoption of the
resolutions, the Senate, as u further testi-
mony OF respect for the deceased, ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
On motion OF Reed, of Maine. the
Senate bill permitting Associate Justice
Hunt, of the United States Supreme Court
TO retire was taken from the Speakers table
for present consideration. Reed OK.
planned the provisions of the bill, and then
yielded the floor to Townsend, of Illl
nois, who opposed it, first, because il wonid
set dangerous precedent; second, because
ne regarded 1t is n reflection on that high
tribunal to presume that one of its mem
6ers would for pecuniary consideration be
induced to do what IL was his duty to the
people to do.
b., '''uN,Ni vi AtllntSset, also opposed
the bill
The debate was continued by a dozen
members about equally divided
Ihe bill then passed-yeas, l30, nays. So
A majority of the Republicans voted in the
affirmative and the body of Democrats in
the negative.
number of executive communications
were then read and referred, among them n
letter from the Secretary of the Treasury
transmitting an estimate of the approrria.
tions required by the-various departments
to complete the service of the fiscal year
ending June 10Th, 1889, and prior wears.
aggregating $23, l59,69O.
At ? o'clock all business was suspended
and the House proceeded to pay It's last
Senator Matthew II. Carpenter, of Wlscon.
sin. Eulogies were then delivered by Kas-
son, of Iowa, Dunnell, of Minnesota, Orth
OF Indiana, Robson, of New Jersey. TYLER,
OF Vermont, and Butterworth, of Ohio, and
then at 3I5 p. m, the House, out of respect
TO the memory of deceased, adjourned.
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Fort Worth.
Special TO the Herald

w wv titIulu
FORT WORTH, January 25.-Burglars were
more successful last night than previously.
and took from the residence of Banker Y.
A. lldball two watches valued at $3.50
Blood hounds were put on their track tbia
morning, but lost at the river
., Inree ree ARKANSAS families in wagons passed
through the city this morning to sc,,io ;u
Callahan county. 'V'''' III
a man hitting thedescripion off Il Hiprin
l9te EXPIRE, messenger q d baggage man On
ne Girard branch OF the ST. Touis e San
Francisco Railroad, who abscondcd a month
or o., ago with funds ofhis employers, arrived
"", WIS u.s. arFgsled Tl IN this city last night.
Hunter was adjudgcd lunatic.
hev. Dr' pitzlcr. of Kentucky, delivered
q very interesting lecture against Ingcr'
soiiism To large audience Tonight
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To BE Investigated,

Richmond, January 2j.-In the Senate to.
day Riddelberger introduced resolution,
which was adopted setting forth that It is
generally reported certain persons have
been making an attempt TO influence a
measure of the General Assembly by cor
rnpt means, and that names of officers OF
the Senate have been mentioned in con.
nection Herewith. The resolution calls for
the appointment of a committee of five to
investigate the matter, with the power to
send for persons and papers.
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forenoon. Chalmers filed some exceptions
to the additional testimony offered by
Lynch. The exceptions were ordered
printed, and will be argued at hearing OF
the case. Lynch was allowed forty DAYS
to file his brief, but probably will have it
ready within ten days Chalmers was
allowed thirty days to file his brief in re.
ply. After the delivery of Lynch's brief to
him Chalmers will probably not file his
brief until the last of the thirty days, and
the case may, therefore, be expected to be
heard before the subcommittee about
the 9th of March,
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A Legal Ioopholc

CArLErTsBuRG, KY, january 25.-Ellis and
Graft were arraigned yesterday. Their
counsel moved to luash indictment on the
ground that one of the Grand Jury was not
householder and after hearing the argu-
ment until late in the evening, Judge
Brown sustained the motion and sum
moned another Grand Jury. 1t will be in.
teresting TO know how this will affect the
case OF William Neal, who was convicted
upon an indictment of the same Grand
Jury,
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SpVVINI 70 the Herald.
sAN ANTONIO, ,January25, The City Conn
Gil mad meeting yesterday, the first held
sun since The $4,000 mandamus was served on
'he Council several months ago.
:, hooert Englee, another of gang of horse.
thieves that infested this section for many
years was sentenced for five years, and two
years additional for forgery. ' WV
o, IN the examination of STAGE robbers.
Ss!onePreaker, Douty and Drake, for rob.
olhs the Laredo stage, Captain Oglesby. Of
tne state Rangers, testified that Sione.
breaker had confessed that the robbery was
committed by them, and Indicated Wbers
siie stolen goods would be found ON Devils
rsNcr s SaPlain oglesby went there and
ma',u ha . ,he lewelry and watches stolen from
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, January 25.-It is ofli.
cially announced that the Chicago & East.
ern Illinois, Louisville & Nashville, Evans.
willie & Terre Haute. and Evansville, Terre
Haute & Chicago Railroads are TO be for.
mally consolidated on May lst. Control of
these lines will then be vested in the Louis
Vile & Nashville Railroad Company.
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Special to the Herald.
HOUSTON, January 95-Thc Press Assooi.
alton Executive Committee met hero 10.
day' 1t changed the time of the next
meetingto May, instead of April, to admit
the press excursion to San Francisco. which
has been offered at that time.
e CAL u, johnson, of the Post, was made
Secretary of the Association, in ploc" v ol
Burson, formerly of the Denison Iicral6
now out of journalism. ''""'
Wilson, of the Fort Worth Advance. wos
selected Orator, vice Il. IL. Harris, also out out
Gosling, of the Quill, Dobson. of the ppsL
County News Walker, of the Law Iomr'
nal, Henderson, of the Georgetown Rcc.
ORD, Gilbert; of the Abilene Reporter, Don.
the city to-day Wv "' III
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Special 10 the IInrnlh.

GRAHAM, January 25.--Dstrict Court here
this week. The cases of Jim Bone and Jack
baidwin' Tor horse stealing, are postponed.
A Jury has been selected for the trial Of
william HALEY of Belknap, for the murdcr
of Mcdonald, of that place, some mon,bs S
since. '' ''''"'ns
mhe Grand Jury is still In session hero.
The Methodist ladies give nm ovsier ,n,
per tomorrow night. SUI sup
Weather mild and pleasant,
T., Wheat leoks well. A large acreage sown
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JACKSON, Miss, January 25.-The House
to-day passed a memorial to Congress ask.
ing to refund the cotton tax; also bill
regulating freights and tariff on old roads,
put exempts all roads contemplated or now
ing from peddlersf license disabled Conied.
crate soldiers.
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CAnaure

New YoRk, January 95.-The jury passed
a sweeping censure upon railroad officials
for failure to provide efficient protection
against accidents and the failure 10 provide
proper means Of rescue from the WRECKED
cars. and care. for injured passengers, and
concluded as follows "rhe fury desires 10
express fully their adherence OF the practice
ofthe promiscuous distribution of railroad
passes during the session Of the Lerislature
II being an incentive 10 unseemiy conduct
by encouraging free excursions between ihe
capital and metropolis >e" '"'
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B'nai Birth.

RICHMOND, Va, January 25.--The Dis
frict Grand Lodge No. 8, of the lndepend-
Ient Order OF Bnai Birth, assembled in an.
|nual convention here yesterday. Delegates
'werc present from subordinate lodges in
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South
carolina, Georgia and District of Columbia
The annual repors were presented showing
The condition OF the order, and then rou-
tine business was transacted. Delegates
were present lastnght at u complimentary
literary and muiical entertainment given
IN their honor In Mason Hall. Grand OIL
GERS are to be eleetdto day.
The iollowingwere to-day elected officers
ier the ensuing gear President, NJ. J. Sol.
onions, savannah; First Vice. President,
Lee Wolff Baltimore; Second Vice presi.
dent, ID. ii. Stem, Charlottesville, Virginia;
Treasurer, X. Goodman, Baltimore Sec
retary, DIR. $ Wolfe, Baltimore; Ser.
geant-at-arms,J. ]. Jacobsen, Washington,
ID. Z. Also, tie following Board of Control
o. Orphan Asylum for next three years
William Loyenstein, Richmond j. ].
Marks, Washington, N. c.; Il. A. We'll, Sa.
yannah; Il. Nbrdex, Charleston, s. c. The
officers were Installed by Past Grand Presi.
dent Moses htzler, of Richmond.
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Futures.

Nav foRE, January 25.--The Posts cot
ton statement says; Future dealings sold
slightly dearer at the first call, advanced .
points and then fell . points below yester-
days quotations. At the second call Feb
ruary sold at IL o. April at l2 ~. June
II 10, and November at II 50, and at the
third call February brought IL 90, May
II 81, June u rs. There is u fair business
doing and the market displays much stead
iness,
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PARIS, January 25,-The Bank of France,
in consideration Of adequate security, has
placed important resources at the disposal
of the chief financial and commercial
houses Of Lyons.
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Lost.

Nrw oRLESs, January GA Pensacola
special repsrs the loss of the steamer Val.
icy City, from Tampa for Pensacola. The
vessel encountered heavy gales Sunday
causing a eak, filled and sank Monday
,Urty miles from Pensacola, where the crew
arrived sally in boats.
:, ,NEw. Y,Rk, January GA Norfolk,
Virginia, 9ecial says the steamer Gates
lfom the ,recked schooner Richard Java.
AZ Watchpragc Inlet has arrived here and
reported he loss of the schooner Henrietta,
near the freck of the Java. The Gates had
me schooner In tow when the hawser parted
and the Henrietta striking on the bar, be.
came a ttal loss. The crew were rescued.
4, Lieutoant Merry, Of the United States
Navy, hs arrived here and with suitable
lorre preceded TO Hatteras to assist In re-
Soverini the bodies lost from the wrecked
bark Cfney.
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Iiilisboro.
Special TO the Herald

sfNNWi w NHc HCfhlu.
HiLLspoRo, January 25.-Perrill, Fox a
Duncan, dealers in groceries and drugs
have made an assignment to J.. ID. Warren
for the benefit Of their creditors Tha
assets OF the firm are believed 10 be snf,.
clent @ TO cover all liabilities, and ali debts
WI, oe pad. Attachments had been levied
on the STOCK but were withdrawn,
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The. aunt OF Miss Ella Mitchell. who
eloped few days ago with Jack Woolvine,
farmer OF family living near Mexico, Mis-.
souri,, has offered a reward Of 500 for the
arrest Of the runaway couple.
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Austin,
Austl
Special 10 the lIerali

AUSTIN, january 2.--Judge par,iee rem.
dered his decision in the Mercer colony
case The judgment perpetuates the writ
OF injunction granted by Judge Woods and
restraints the Land Office from issuing Ger.
tii,cates within the boundary Of the Mercer
colony, except 70 complainant. and f,,rther
restraints u from preventing the complain.
Ant claiming all the vacant and nnio.
@ Ssted lands In the Mercer colony ss set
iorth In the complaint and sccom. M
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INTELLIGENCE
New York Stock Market

New YopK, January 25.-The stock mar
ket opened somewhat irregular, but in the
lnain s@l per cent. lower than yesterday S
Closing prices, the latter for Metropolitan
Elevated, while San Francisco preferred,
fell ? per cent. lower than the last sale of
Yesterday. In the early dealings the mar.
liet advanced i@ls per cent, the latter for
Denver Il Rio Grande, while Manhattan
Elevated sold upSs per cent. to SO. Subse-
|quently the general list fell off !(tl per
cent, Denver & Rio Grande leading gtherein
At II q. m. there was fractional recovery
Stocks closed somewhat irregular:
Alabama, Class A 5's, So do,
Glass a, small, 50; Glass b, SIS,
poo; do class As 1854: Chi.
|cago q Northwestern, 1.2s do. pre-.
ferred, 1.S0; Erie, iOl East Tennnes-
|see, III; Georgia Railroad, l.G6; Illinois
central, l.33l; Lake Shore, l.12s Louisville
y Nashville, 9iI; Memphis q Charleston.
eSl; Nashville Il Chattanooga 50; New York
central, 1919; Cleveland Il Pittsburs, l,S5
Richmond " Allegheny, S32; Richmond Il
|nanyillc, 2.0ll; Rock Island, 1921; Wabash
~. Louis Il Pacific &c. do preferred, 67l
Western Union Telegraph, S0b
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Lynch VI. Cbair,ers

WASHINGTON, January 25.-The case OF
Lynefvs. Chalmers was called before asub-
committee Of the Election Committee this
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AGAIN AND AGAIN

Have proved right that full confidence the people
have reposed in and every day of existence helps
to further establish this right 1t is conceded by all
that have watched this, our 'Semi-annual Clearing
Sale, that our methods benefit mutually we
dispose of surplus stock, and the pur-
chaser money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-01-10
The Southern Negroes Future.
PHILADELPHIA Times,

IL thers is just cause for the discomfort
shown hy the colorcd race In portions of
the South 1t Is the result of conditions
which are not only not approved nor
sought 10 be perpetusted by the enllght-
Southern whites, bnt which are clearly
recognized, condemned and systcmati-
oally reformed wherever they can be
rAcicd aud dealt with. Bishop Warren,
who addressed the cOlored people ut the
Atlanta exhibition on" "Frecman's Day."
neNcmber 20, boastcd that the col0rcd
schools we're among the best IN Atlanta,
aud that Nhites and blacks stood on an
equal footing ~ 10 advantage for future
progress. lie added that tho school
which Is doing most Ia that city to de-
vclopo the industrial aptitude as well as
the meutal character oC It's students, is
oolorad college. Mr.. Plcdgcr, the color
Cd editor Of the Journal NJ Progress,
claimed with evident sincerity and pride
that Ia the naore progressive sections Of
fhe South the negro is "sidc by side In
THO raoe for lie with the cx-mastrr,"
with tho jealousics Of the past so fac re-
paor'ed that be fvels at home and among
friends. Iu the purely agricultural dis
IrbaiS the negroes will gradually learn
thr limitations OF their rights, and the
employers will find ont that permanent
onntult smong the laborcrs, Oh whom
uhoy are 20 entirely dependent. can only
bc scnuroI by rigid fair dealing. lgno-
rance OH ore aide aud love OF gain on the
other oomplicste the labor problem at
the south, aud the best men recognize
this condition OF things aud are lighting
IL, with every prospect of swift reform.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY, 10, 1882.
Virginia's New Governor.

The new governor of Virginia, Gel.
VIM. +. Cameron, took his oath of office
yesterday AMI entered upon the discharge
OF his duties. He Is a young man of de-
clded ability, las distinguished himself
NJ writer both In the field OF politics
and lterat,ire, ani Is besides an orator
Of distinction. In his late animated con-
tcst with Mai. John w. Daniel he dis
playedM ready cloqucncc. In short,
Coy. Cameron goes into Office with the
most favorable prospects of a successful
carece. He will Introduce at least one
new fsature-or rather revive an old
one -in the governors mansion; for u
lady will preside over its household and
dispense a generous hospitality. For
cight-'nay nearly twelve years--thcrc
has been no iireside angel in the COVER
nor's mansion, the windows and the
doors Of the venerable old ediiice having
been closed to all lady visitors or genial
receptions, and the prattlc of children
has not been head there. Col. Cameron
comes IN with most accomplished wife
and lively family ofintercsting children,
aud for ut least the next four years good
cheer and old-fashioned Virginia hOSpi-
'>"'S WI D'ON"'' Il. lhc BONciliol 'hull-
sion, 70 the great relief and delight Of
tho people whose families have been long
doniod such pleasant distinction.
1u politics Mr. Cameron is u Dcmocat
Of the old school, and until the Readius-
ter split took place always acted with
that pSrty. He carries with him into
his new position the respect of all classes
of the people, and it is confidently OK
pected by his friends that his adminis-
trstion will he alike brilliant and success
ful.-Bdt. Times Jan.
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An Oriental Beauty.

Nine. Yoshido, the wife Of the Japo.
ncsc Minister, IA the most dainty pretty
creature that any picture on n paper
fnn can give nn idea Of. No taller than
n child ui ten, she has all the charms
aud graccs IN miniature, aud her perfect
little Japanese beauties Is nlwny offset
by the most perfect toilets, French
taste and fingers dress her after the most
approved manner, and from her own
country she brings siuiIs hrocadas and
cmbruidcfics nnnttnlnable and unnamblr
In our dry goods trade The perfect oval
of her face, with iis clear cream Com-
plcxion and half opened black eyes IL
lurmountcd by masses of blue black
hair that give her q strangely dgnlncd
and stately micn. pearchcd on The edge
of one Of the superb ebony and brocndc
chairs Of her long drawing room. with
her tiny slippers not touching The floor,
ahe ls one Of tho most charming little
figures 10 hc seen and Washington viii
miss one OF ~ prcitlcst pets when The
lIminutiyc lady has gone.
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From the Cincinnati Times.Siar.
Eli Perkins New Years Calls.

flf,h lIrpyonuc Hotel, n M, Janu-
Ary I'd,
4 | don fool like writing to-day, my
head aches made New Years calls
Yesterday i2b calls. finished
Them about ~ o'clock--an hour ago.
7. I had my cAll.llr written of, and
commenced Vt sixteenth street, and
came down. Ny idea WAS to make l2b
rails Of Ave minutes each. Thie would
lake 626 minutes, or ten hours. ! think
4 did II. worked hard. was an IN.
|termlltsnt perpetual motion did nll
ny body could do n any fellow saws
M made i28 calls, hc--wcll, he's guilty
~ l.hrl. tried w. made my l2otli
rnii uith nv cyes cloacd. and At my 2Bth
4 swoonsd on the hall stalrs. Nature
was exhausted. oh but wasn't u fin !
N n nothing 10 make calls aftor you
ha,e been At II spell. The last twenty
calls were made With one eye closed,
nns actually taking n mental nap MI the
Nmc. My tongue talked right attnlght
ahead, from force " habit. Talking
Anma a. eaEy M ordinary respiration. -
An had n do was 10 open my mouth,
and the eamc words would tuuhlc out !
"HsP-new wear Mlss smith, .
"Ahl Mr. rorklnt, I'm delighted
"May yoO have man'hap' ret,lrns-by
A.. f's