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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
REAL ESTATE MEN.

REAL ESTATE MEN.
We have several very attractive irriRable
propositions, suitable for colonization, can
be cut into ten and twenty-acre tracts.
are as follows: Twenty sections
within a few miles of Pecos City. level,
smooth and rich, shallow artesian belt.
Fifteen sections in Pecos river valley. Will
be under largest canal system in west
Texas; soil as fertile as the valley Nile;
home of fruit and alfalfa. Want you to CO.
operate with us. It's a snap. Write for
Co, Pecos City, Tex. (2OJ-S5O Xix
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miscellaneous.

GOVERNMENT FARMS FREELOur il2-
page book, Vacant Government Land"
describes every acre In every county in
and tables; all about free Irrigated farms.
Price Gc. postpaid. Webb Pub. Co, Dept.
lbs. st. Paul, MINI CO-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Texas.

ALL ABOUT TEXAS-The Texan Realty
Journal gives reliable information on en-
tire state; tells of lands, products raised,
marvellous Developments of Texas and of
the wonderful opportunities for ambitious
and energetic men; 3 months subscrip-
ton, 25c. Texas Realty Journal, Houston,
Tex. on
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
SOUTH DAKOTA FARM

Near Pierre, three miles from good railroad
town; 100 acres, fine soil, all level, In the
artesian district.
Lot near Central park, Omaha, three blocks
to car; very cheap. Address NJ 3O2, Bee.
. (20)-M7S4 IL
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/ PROFITS

1900 acres, 8 miles from county seat. town
OF 1000 population, two-thirds prairie, ball
ance timber along creek. Level. but well
drained. Sandy soil, easily cultivated;
fine orange, lemon, fig, truck or cotton
land. 40 inche rainfall.
Land companies are selling land no bet
ter than this in five and ten acres tracts
at $40 TO $50 per acre.
] will take SIS per acre for entire tract;
terms, half cash by November 1, 1903. No
options.
We want to hear from responsible parties
only.
BOX 7Os. HOUSTON, TEXAS.
20)-649 II
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Oklahoma
south Dakota.

$50 SOUTH DAKOTA FARM BARGAINS.
Write Chas. b. Wilson, Mondamin, la.
(20)-M657 Tx
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Kansas.

THREE FINE IMPROVED FARMS, near
good towns, 24O, 80, 100 acres, $50 TO $50 per
acre. p. ]. Pearce, jamestown. Kan.
(20)-65S Tx
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Montana,

WE HAVE the finest orchard land in the
famous Bitter Root valley, Montana, with
plenty of water and arc now selling II
rapidly, in five and ten-acre tracts; would
like to form an eastern connection, with
the idea of charging business, as We
have option on other fine orchard lands,
Reliable parties, with money, need but
inv estigate to be convinced of excellent
business opportunity. References eX.
changed. Address Y 81, care Bee.
(2Ol-66l II
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ATTENTION LAND SEEKERS!
$50 acres, a real snap; 300 acres alfalfa
land, subject to irrigation-no expense for
sure water; black loan soil; 3 miles Of
Champion and nine miles of Imperial, Chase
county, Nebraska, in a corn and hog coun-
try: 10 acres cultivated; good well, wind
mill and tank, inexhaustible supply of
fresh water at 10 TO % feet; new buildings;
4-room house, barn for ten horses. Price
S35 per acre, a bargain worth more money;
reasonable terms. Write or see L. w. Tul-
leys & Son, 102 Main St., Second Floor,
Council Bluffs, Ia (2O-MSSS II
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Nebraska.
CHEYENNE COUNTY RANCH SNAP
FOR 20 DAYS.

CHEYENNE COUNTY RANCH SNAP
FOR 20 DAYS.
$50 acres valley land, improved, fenced,
all alfalfa land; % acres fine alfalfa, rs
acres more ready to seed, balance hay and
pasture; creek, springs, good black soil; near
Sidney; R bargain; 10 close partnerhip deal;
would divide land; possession soon; good
terms, Write owner for photograph and
description. Advertisement won't appear
again. Box 247, Sidney, Neb.
(2M-s56 Tx
CEDAR RIVER VALLEY SNAP.
100 acres of fine and located about 7 miles
from Spalding, Heb., In Boone county; 10
acres In cultivation. 10 acres in alfalfa and
timothy; house of rooms, good barn,
sheds and outbuildlngs; 5 acres bearing
orchard; good black soil, fine water.
Price. $50; terms.
100 acres, well located; 100 acres under Gull
t~ivation, 25 acres In alfalfa. Price. $50 per
acre.
400 acres fine land; 300 acres under %cultiva-
ton. IS acres seeded 20 alfalfa; fair i'm
provements. Price, $52.5O per acre.
II you want some real farm snaps In the
corn belt and In a fine alfalfa country, go
see these.
THE WORLD INVESTMENT Co,
6i-4 N. Y. L. Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
(2O-
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FARM avn REAL ESTATE ron SALE


INFORMATION wanted regarding good
farm for sale In any locality. suitable
Tor dairy purposes or general farming
Not particular about location or size.
Wish to hear from owner only who Twill
sell direct to buyer without paying ANY
commission. Please send brief descrip-
tion and price. No agents need answer.
Address /. A.. Lesher, IS West Monroe St.
Chicago. III. (@)-M59i Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

CUSTER COUNTY SNAP.
oregon owner OF this 6O-acre improved
farm must sell, IS per cent tillable, good
soil. Price, $1,000. Terms. Call or write
US about this fine section.
KELLEY INVESTMENT 20,
CaJ-lTSs Il
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R. R. KTMBALL
Pops Farnam Street, Omaha.

GOOD l7-room hotel, Nebraska town, doing
good business, for 5--passenger automO-
bile. VIII give good trade; get busy.
Good improved Missouri farm OF 100 acres;
well located and good land, for Omaha
residence or income property.
Well improved east central Texas farm Of
2eO acres In Alberta peach belt, for Me-
braska farm land.
Above property ali priced at actual value.
w. w. MITCHELL,
1892 Board OF Trade Bldg,
Omaha, Neb.
C0-5eS II
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WELL IMPROVED small farm near Chi
cago. Want house and lot, Wild land or
merchandise. Lock Box ia, Neigh, Neb.
(20)-MS13 13x
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AUTOMOBILES

AIID ANDATND hEb.
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE.
We can sell you a high grade used car,
thoroughly rebuilt and guaranteed, for less
than a cheap new car costs. We have the
best selection of cars and a reputation
earned by 10 years of square dealing, Send
for our free catalogue.
NYBERG AUTO WORKS,
24T Michigan Ave. Chicago, III.
Q)-M574 Tx
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A FINE RANCH PROPOSITION.

a FINE HANCH
5000 acres, whole or part, on the French
man river; plenty OF water, Chase county,
Nebraska, seventeen miles Of Imperial, in
a hog and corn country; good crops; 1000
acres good level farm land, balance rolling
grazing land; 80 acres cultivated, 30 acres
In alfalfa last year. 10 acres grove, Is
acres hog tight; $40 acres fenced in sew
eral pastures, 40 acres spring water lake,
stocked with fish; Groom house in good
condition, large new barn, hog house. COW
shed, chicken house; price for quick sale
$50 per acre, one-third cash, balance easy
terms; will take Nebraska Or Iowa farm
as part payment. Write l. w. Tulleys q
Son, Zoe Main St., Second Floor, Council
Bluffs, Ia. (3D-MS9 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

LOOK az Sn Writ St. then make me a
cash offer. TeL Benson So.
Q9-Ms7o II
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Missouri.

CORN LAMBS Write for state map.
COIO4N LANDS booklet and weather
report. Sent free.
(2O)-
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W. r. Holman.

w. r. Holman,
Se6 Board of Trade Bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE
Splendid 36O-acre farm, good buildings
well improved; within 10 rods of good rail-
road town; price 81. coo; incumbrance SS,676
VIII trade equity for smaller farm, mer-
chandise or good rental property.
FOR SALE.
Two new t-room cottages, partly modern.
on grade, 2s29 and 9eI s. 18th St, Just off
Vinton ST. a bargain at $500; must be
sold rent for go per month.
us)-M74s II
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
enAvvEa sssa-Cne. 60.

AN ACT Authorizing and Dirccting the Transfer
Of Sixty Thousand Dollars from the Board Of
Health Tax Fund 10 the Pension Tax Fund
Ne 4 Eaaessd ~ the LsxisiaisFe 81 she ssats Of
FSsid,' r., N. com0,,0,,., 4. A.r.hv
Authorized and directed 90 draw his warrant
against the Board Of Health Fund for Sixty
ThouEand Dollars. and the State Treasurer "a
hereby directed 90 charge the amount Of said war
Tans 70 the Board OF Health Tar Fund. and 90
essdie the same 20 the Pension Tax kund W be
aiabarsed IN payment Of Pensions a. provided by
law.
Sec. 4 An laws and parts Of laws In conflict
with the provisions OF this Act hereby repealed
Sec. n That this Act shall 90 into effect I'm
mediately upon Us approval by the Governor.
Approved june 5, 1900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

Sec. 2. The number Of such starways or IRE
straction. shall be designated and prescribed by
the Board OF Public Instruction Of the county IN
which said school building or buildings shall be
located
Sec. !. The Board Of Public Instruction OF each
Of the counties Of the State Of FLORIDA shall on or
before October Ist. 1880 or soon thereafter as
may be PRACTICABLE. have constructed the STAIR
ways or fire efcapcs hCrc.rheiurr described, and
shall NJ all times leCp or have the same kept IN
perfect order.
Sac. 4. That al the outer doors OF any public
school hu'dinR where there shall Re two or more
rooms. shsu ~ 10 hung that when they are opened
they will wing 20 'hc outside.
See. s. The Boar' OF Public Instruction for the
several counties oi he State OF Florida shall On or
before October ist, 1899 or as s0on thereafter as
may be practicable. have the doors OF SAID school
buildings CHANGED. necessary. 20 comply with
the provisions Of Section OF this Act
Sec. q. The Superin tendent OF Public lnStruc-
ton Of the State OF Florida shall. on or before
October Ist, 1909. soon thereafter as may DC
practicable. formulate and prescribe tactics OF
instruction for fire drills for all the public schools
Of the State Of Florida and each teacher teaching
in such school shall be provided with a copy OF
such tactics. and Il shall be the duty OF each and
every OF such teachers 20 instruct the students OF
their respective schools in such fire drills as pfe-
seribed by the State Superintendent OF Fuhhe IN
struction.
Sec. =. Any teacher or officer mentioned in this
Act who shall fail or refuse to comply with the
provisions hereof shall be removed from his po-
sition or Office.
Sec. q. This Act shall take effect from It's pas
cage and approval by the Governor.
Approved June 4, 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
enAPTEa y041-MO. ~.

AN ACT TO Require that Ar State. County and
Municipal Records Shall at All Times be Open
for Public Inspection.
Be u Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State a
Florida.
SEXTON .. That all State. county and municipal
records shall at all times he open for a personal
inspection of any citizen Of FLORIDA. and those IN
charge Of such records shall not refuse this prvl-
eye TO any citizen.
Sec. ,. That any official who shall violate the
provisions OF Section OF this Act shall he subject
20 removal or Impeachment
Approved June ?. 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
enARIER sOs9--RO. 7Ol.

AN ACT 20 Prevent the wanton or Unnecessary
Destruction OF Food Fish.
BE Il Enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
florida;
catching or taking mullet. or any other food fish.
IN from any OF the waters OF this State and not
using such fish because Of its small SIZE or other
cause to put or leave such FISH on any hank 8ore.
beach or other place out OF water. but such fErson
shall Immediately return such hsh to the water.
Sec. ,. Any person violating or failing TO com
ply with the provisions of this Act shall de deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished
by fine OF not more than one hundred dollars or
imprisonment not more than sixty days. or by
both such fine and imprisonment.
Approved Iune A. 1000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eNAHTTR soJ6-lNe. o..

AN ACT 20 Create the FLORIDA State Board OF
Dental Examiners 10 Prescribe Their Duties
90 Practice Dentistry and Dental Surgery IN
the State OF Florida. to Regulate the Practice
OF Dentistry and Dental Surgery. and b. Re
peal an Act herein Named.
BE q Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida:
Section Q. That a Board OF Examiners. 20 con.
sist Of five practicing dentists who shall be gradu-
Ates Of reputable dental colleges and recommend
ed by the Florida State Dental Society. TO be
known as the Florida State Board OF Dental Ex-
aminers, Is hereby created. whose duty IL shall be
10 carry out the purposes OF this Act, as herein
after provided. The members OF the said Board
shall be appointed by the Governor. and az the
time OF their appointment upon said Board must
be actual residents OF the State and must have
been for period OF 1--WE years or more legally
licensed 20 practice dentistry or dental surgery
~ this state, The term for which the members
Of said Board shall hold Office shall be four years
provided that the members Of the Dental Road
~ ONCE at the time OF the passage OF this Act
shall be permitted TO serve out their respective
terms OF Office for which they were appointed and
until their successors shall be duly qualified. In
case OF vacancy occurring on sid Board. sueh
vacancy shall be filled by the Governor a. herein
provided.
Sec. ?. The said Board shall choose one Of is
members President and one Secretary thereof
and q shall meet az least once each year and
oitener II Necessary IN the discretion IT the board.
and At such times and places as 10 may deem
proper. notice OF such meetings having beer cub
hshed one time, at least thirty days prior thereto
IL shall be the duty OF the Secretary of the Board
TO keep book showing the names Of all persons 20
whom certificates have been granted by Board:
and such other books as may be necessary 20
plainly show al the acts and doings OF said board
these books % be open al all reasonable times 20
public inspection % have and 20 use a seal having
the name FLORIDA State Board Of Dental Exam
liners" thereon. copy Of the transactions Of
said Board or any part thereof. duly certified 20
by the Secretary under the seal Of said Boari or
a certificate from the Secretary under sea OF said
Board. as Ia whether or not an individual has a
certificate from said Board u practice tcutstry
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

Certain birds and Other Game: 10 Encourage
the Introduction, Raising and Proposition Of
serves and Game. and the Time IN Which They
May be Hunted and Killed. and Providing PEN
alties for Violations Of This Act.
Be Il Enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida:
Section Z. Any person. firm or corporation
owning or controlling. by lease or otherwise. any
unenclosed 'ands IN the State Of Florida upon
which such persons, firm or corporation may es-
tablish game preserve for the raising. propaga-
ton and protection Of Hungarian partridge. ring
necked English pheaSants and other game birds
not native to the State and such other games a. Is
or shall be protected by the laws Of Florida or 20
raise and propagate same on said unencloSed lanis
or any portion thereof shall. before being entitled
to the protection Of the provisions of this Act post
said lands by placing notices upon the boundaries
OF the same and along every side thereof at fire.
quent Intervals, not exceeding two hundred yards.
At conspicuous places, which notices shall he
painted or stamped in black letters upon boards
and posted where they can he conspicuouSly seen
which notices shall forbid any hunting, killing.
maiming, chasing or otherwise interfering with
said birds and other game on said lands and
whenever said lands shall have been posted urder
the provisions OF this Act, IL shall be unlawful for
any person 20 go into the said unenclosed lands
and hunt, kali, main. chase or otherwise interfere
with said birds other game ANY person MO-
atng anV OF the provisions Of this Act shall upon
convection thereof, be fined not more than hun
dred dollars, or confined in the county jail not
more than thirty days. Provided, That the terri.
tory OF lands TO be protected by the provisions of
this Act shall not IN any tract exceed in area
six hundred and forty acres, and that no person
company or corporation shall own more than one
such game preserve and Provided further That
INC person, hrm or CORPORATION establishing own.
ing or controlling such game preserve shall Sc sub
lect 70 the laws OF the State Of Florida regulating
the hunting of game.
sec, That no person. firm or CORPORATION
shall he allowed 20 hunt, chase main, kill or 9th
erwiSe interfere with any Hungarian narfridge
mig necked English pheasant or other game birds
not native 20 the State which may be placed upon
raised or propagated upon any such game pre-.
serves or IN this State for the period Of three years
from the passage OF this Act and that after that
Period no such Hungarian partridge rins necked
English pheasant or other game birds not native
TO this State shall be chased hunted or killed ex
sept during the PERIOD allowed by Law Tor the
hunting Of game birds ~
Sec J. Whoever shall wilfuly or rnaliciousI,,
detace. remove. mutiate or destroy any NOTICE
put up under the provisions Of this Act shall upon
CONVICTION thereof, be fined not exceeding ffiy
loIars OF impuSoned in the county iail not eS. |
the Court. WV u
sec =; All laws or parts Of laws in conflict with
ihis Act be, and the same are hereby. renealed
Approved June =. 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29

section !. That al pubic school butl4i,ys
within the State Of FLORIDA OF two or more sto-,S
IN height, the story or stones Of which shall be
used Tor public school purposes. shall be provided
with adequate stairways Or f-e escapes for .o-ess
IN cas- Of IRE r"'E''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
enARIEa s0ls-fNo. 90. }

AN ACT Providing for and Requiring the Teach
ing OF the Elementary Principles OF Agriculture
and the Elements Of Civil Government IN All
the Common Schools Of the State OF FLORIDA 20
Provide a Penalty in Case Any County Board
Of Education Pals 20 Provide for the Teaching
Of the Same. and REQUIRING All Teachers 20
Stand n Satisfactory Examination Upon SAID
Subjects.
Be Il Enacted by the legislature Of the State Of
Florida:
Section .. That the elementary principles OF
Agriculture and the elements OF Civil Government
be included in the branches OF study taught IN the
common and public schools OF the State Of For
ida and shall he studied and taught as thoroughly
and in the same manner as other like required
branches are studied and taught in saic schools.
Sec. 2. That II shall he the duty Of the County
School Board of Education OF the several counties
of the State 90 prescribe and require that the
teachers throughout their counties respectively
teach the elementary PRINCIPLES of ARriculture
and the Elements OF Civil Government. IN the
same manner as other like required branches are
studied and taught in said schools
Sec. ,. That Il shall be the duty OF all exaniin-
ing boards in this State in prescribing eNamina-
tons for teachers in the public schools, To require
them to stand a satisfactory examination IN the
elementary principles OF Agriculture, and the ele-
ments OF Civil Government, the same as upon any
other subjects taught IN said schools.
Sec. g. Tha, any person who fails or neglects 10
comply with the foregoing provisions OF Sections
Z. and g. when the requirements OF said pro-
visions apply to them. shall he guilty of negligence
Of their duty and subject 20 removal by the proper
authority for such failure to comply with said law.
Sec. 8. That all laws and parts OF laws in con-
fict herewith is hereby repealed.
Approved June :. 1890.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eHAPIER SO4I-,No u,

AN ACT Authorizing the Board OF Commissioners
2t state Institutions 20 Purchase Lands for a
eriSon Farm, 20 Erect Buildings and Rguip
SAID FartE, and Directing That Certain Prison,
srS be Not Leased for Pay and Providing the
Neans TO DeiTay the EXPENSE Necessary To
larry out the Provisions Of This Act.
DC Enasied BY the Legislature OF the State Of
Section .. The Board OF Cor,--;s.,o-..- -
state Institutions are hereby Authorized ana A..
,ecied 20 select and purchase a tract or boJv -
.alll Nltn OF without improvements. suitable Tor
~ 'CuItufaI purposes. having m view convenience
20 transportation and accessibility for banJi,nS
M, ~ p,lson population 50 far practicable The
- 70 lnS property shall be passed upon and be
appIoEed by' the Attorney General Of the State
pn3r 10 the payment for the property The fS-r,
20 oe purchased 70 consist OF not. less tbs, 90.
Tp- -il acres he farm 10 be used As a State
Frson Farm or Penitentiary ''1'S
seS' :. The SAFE Board Of Commissioners ~
oeate Institutions Is authorized 10 erect IN -
property suitable buildings for properly ,15,,-,.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eAAPIER sOI7-lao. as

AN ACT Requiring Proper Pre- Protection for
Teachers and Students Of Public Schools Pre-.
Presenting Penalties for Not Constrlc,ing In.
Producing and Maintaining the Means Tor such
Protection. ~
BE q Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-29
eHARIER sq4O-no. I'd.

AN ACT % Encourage the Establishment and
Maintenance OF Unenclosed Game Preserves for
Certain birds and Other Game: TO Encourage
the Introduction, Raising and Propagation Of
the Same, the Protection of Such Game Pre-
serves and Game. and the Time in Which They
May be Hunted and Killed and Providing PEN
alties for Violations of This Act
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-04

THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE
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900
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Sheriff Forbes, Constable Mccall
pin and Deputy Sheriff Hickman
went TO the Oak country Sunday ar
ternoon and arrested Melvin John
son, young man wanted at Phoe-
nix, Arizona, on an alleged charge
OF forgery. He was brought TO town
and placed IN jail. The sheriff at
Phoenix was notified OF his arrest.
Young Johnson formerly lived In Ell
lis county and returned here Friday
night from Arizona His presence IN
the county became known TO Sheriff
Forbes Saturday morning. This in
formation was communicated TO the
sheriff at Phoenix, who was asked TO
wire warrant for Johnson's arrest.
The warrant, containing one hundred
and sixty-two words, was received
that afternoon by Sheriff Forbes, and
Sunday the young man vas placed
under arrest at the home OF his ia
Their. II Is understood that he Will
return TO Arizona without requigition
papers The sheriff IL expected here
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-04

only the other day | had dem
onst rated to my entire satisfaction
the negro's dread OF hospitals and
medical schools" said a downtown
physician who stops every day at the
University hospital, according TO the
Philadelphia Record. THE other
evening ! decided TO walk out to the
university and ! was striking brisk
ly out Spruce street when ] heard
some one running headlong toward
me | drew into the shadow of the
University museum steps to await
developments. Soon ] saw a darky
| tearing around the corner and, step
ping out in front of him. ! called :
| stop, Where are you going?" Law
| dy. he cried, and sank to the mus
cum steps. Where are you running
| tor | asked again, but ! had to re
peat the question several times be
| fore | could get an answer. Then he
, told me he worked in West Philadel-
phia and lived on Lombard street
| and that he was late in getting
| home. Were you running to gei
| home sooner said J. No sub, he
replied. All waz runnin' to git pas
de hosspitle Use skeered de nigh
doctors would ketch me and cyaryt
me And you should have seen tina
darky burn the wind a second later
when ! told him / was a doctor
! bound Yor the hospital.