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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
ATWooDs IN CHARGE.
New Corporation to Garry on Buff
Wheel Manufacturing Business.

1t was announced Monday that a
corporation is to be formed to carry
on the buff wheel manufacturing bus
mess to be established in the Wheatley
hosiery railf factory on School street.
The ineorporators are TO be IL. Clinton
Atwood so long connected with the
WilliamsvilIe Manufacturing company
and his sons. Clinton and Harold.
They have taken possession of the
School street plant. The senior Mr..
Atwood said Monday that it may re-
eluire a month to get the factory into
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
Society Wedding at New London To-

Miss Audrey Townsend Ssckeft and
Stewart Waller will be married N
New London today. Mr.. Waller wss
best man last week at the wedding ~
Miss Sackett's brother, Austin Town
send Sacketf. ana Miss Marie Good.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Good
of Brooklyn, " Y. which took place
al Deloninco's, New York, Rev. Father
Apo of st. Teresa's church officiating.
The Sacketfs have taken "a place at
Larchmont for the summer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
Person ais.

State Truant officer w. S. Simmons
of Central Village was in Willimantie
on business Monday.
Miss Refnice. Pitney of Hartford, q
member of this years graduating class
at ST. Joseph's hospital training school
for nurses spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends in town.
Z Miss Rose Dondero, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Esther Dom
dero. and her sister, Mrs. Ramsey
Wallace of $50 Valley street. for the
past few days. returned to Boston on
Monday evening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
Attending Retreat.

Rev. O. s. Beaumesiter of St. Jo-
seph's, and Rev. G. II. Paauette of st.
Mary's churches. this city, left Mon
day to attend the second weeks re-
treat Of Roman Catholic priests of the
Hartford diocese that is being held ~
keyser island, South Norwalk.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
OBITUARY..
Miss Mary King.

Mary King. aged So. died at St
Joseph's hospital. Sunday evening. fol-.
lowing a weeks illness with menin-
gifts. Deceased is survived by two
brothers, Patrick and John King, and
three sisters. Julia and Nellie King. of
this city, and a sister in a convent in
Baltimore Md.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
city's Expenses.

The city payroll for the week end
ing June IT was apportioned as fol-
lows. Police department s13S-30,
street department $3.50. &c. maintaining
sewers s21.97, construction of sewers
$3.50, contingent s5-25, water works
construction s129.S9, Willimantie wa
ter works S46.S6.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
At School of instruction.

Postmaster Charles Fl. Dimmick was
Bristol, r. l.. Monday, attending
school of instruction for postmasters
of offices where postal savings banks
have been esta blished. One was es-
tablished at the local Office on the 18th
inst
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Florence A. Strong,
daughter of F. p. Strong, and Ellison
S. Smith, 10 take place July at the
home of Miss Strong's brother, G. O.
Strong, 215 Valley street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
WILLlMANTIc
What Is Goino On Toniobt.

Francis $. Long Post. No. so. g. 4. r.
Court Fabre. No. s495. Independent
Order of Foresters
4 Wnlimantic Council. No. 7as. Royal
-Areanllm. n
Scepic Temple.
Willimantic Woman's fyl11h-Ri
Monthly Meeting
Aldermen.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
Visitors from bolton.

Miss Alice Morrison, a teacher In
the Bolton school. with ten pupils of
the school, was in the city Monday,
visiting the public schools and other
points of interest about the city.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
WEDDING.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

There was another wedding at st.
Mary.s church Monday morning when
Miss A1phonsina Toussaint and Henry
Guertin both of this city, We're united
in marriage by Rev. Adrian Dykenan.
Mr.. and Mrs Guertin will live in Put
nam.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
FUNERAL.
Mrs. Leon Rioux.

The funeral services of Mrs. Leon
Rioux were held at St. Maryis church
on Monday morning, Rev. F. NJ. Hayes
officiating at the requiem high mass
Burial was in St. Marys cemetery, the
bearers being Henry Eallou Redmond
Walsh j. B. LeClaire and Louis Gaise-
lin Undertaken j. A. Hourigan was in
charge of the arrang ements.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lee of Web
sfer, Mass, spent Sunday at Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Lees ------s
Edward Darling of Providence spent
Sunday in teWns
Misses Ethel Rurdick and Lucille
Stetsen We're IN Webster On SuAaAs
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam


welded couple will make their home
at Leonards Bridge
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
FUNE IS.
John McCruhan.

The funeral of John MeCruhan was
held Monday morning at $50 o'clock
from his late home, so Union street.
with requiem high mass following at
St Joseph's church at 8 O'Clock, Rev.
NJ. J. Lynch officiating During this
mass that was largely attended these
solos Were rendered. Beautiful Land
on High. by William Hussey: o Salu-
taris, by John F. Eagan and Rock of
Ages by Miss Margaret Rafferty,. The
bearers were James Heaiey, Patrick
Susrue, John Moran. Thomas Sullivan.
Cornelius Looney and Jeremiah Hag-
gerty. Burial was in St. Joseph's
rec ooto
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20

adopted without further discussion
Adjournment was then taken.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20

And the Laird Of Slibo says "a
doesn't make any difference To him
what Mr.. Gates says or thinks
Pittsburg Leader
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
The Beast Kicks.

Por Is wears the Democratic party
has been Mr.. Bryan's cfatte1. his "a =
tent and productive mich COW. This
poor beast kicks at isst.-Sew York
Sun.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20

A new York society woman hays wo-
men who read novels get wFfBkIcA
worrying over the troubles OF the hero
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
William Lynch.

William Lyneh's funeral was held
Monday morning from his home in
South Coventry followed by requiem
mass at o'clock at st. MaTy's church
in that place. Rev. John Donohue Of
ficiaIed. The bearers were Thomas,
William and Edward Foley and Pat
rick O'Brien. Burial was in st. Jo-
seph.s eemeterX in WiIlimantic.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
OBITUARY.
Mrs John Gill.

The death of Mrs Ellen GILL;. wife
of John Gill. occurred late Sunday
night at the home of her son. George
Gill. Mrs. Gill has been in falling
health for two years. She was born
in England in November. 1912, and
came to this country when a Young
girl. Shs was married in Woonsoeket
r. T. so years ago and has lived in
Jewett City for IS years. She is sur
vived by her husband and five chill
dren Mrs. Thomas Grogan. John, Jr.
William and George of Jewett City and
Joseph of Worcester She leaves ter
grandchildren and one great grand
child.
Deacon Andrew Mech.
The meas of the death of Deacon
Andrew Meeeh in Danielson on Sunday
was heard in GrisWoid with much sor-
row. Mr.. Mech had only recently
moved to Danielson from Pachaug
where he had lived most of his life
He wasa we'll known citizen, always
upright in his dealings, and highly re-
speeted. n
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
Middle Aqed and elderly People

Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases of kid
ney and bladder troubles, and for pain
FIJI and annoying Irregularities Lee
& OsFood Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
The Surest Road
To Wealth
Is BY Work
And Saving,

and if you don't believe it do a
little figuring and learn.
Did you ever stop to think how
money accumulates Take one
cent the first day, two the second
and four the third and double the
amount each day for thirty-one
days and you will have the stu
pendous amount of $10,735,41s.24.
Suppose you do a little figuring
with the amount you could easily
deposit each week and see how
much you would have in FIVE or
ten years.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
A NICE variety or Fresh Fish: also
scailops. Oysters and CLANS. at
STR0M6's FISH MARKET. 70 North St.

WHEN you want 20 put your Dusi-
ness before tho pubic. there la no ms-
dunn better than through tire advertis-
IN sclnmns Of The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20
SUE OYER Dahorned Cow.

The. case of John OBrien VS.. j. \.
Phelps was tried Saturday afternoon IN
the seleetmen's room before Justice l.
c. Brown Mr.. OBrien' had cow Gle
az the result it is clainaeds of dehorn-
ing. Mr. Phelps son did the work and
Mr.. Phelps is sued, Mr. 0Brien claim
The evening world., 1911-07-17
THE CATS ATTACK
THE NIGHT GARBAGE MEN.
SO Many Complaints That Edwards
Investigates and Counts 235
on One Tour.

The predatory mouscr Is not only
marring the facial beauty of ashcart
men In the employ OF the Street Clean
ing Department but also greatly handl-
Gaping them In the work OF night col
lection.
Following the receipt OF numerous
complaints from his men. Commissioner
Edwards made an investigation. He
counted In n nights tour 235 midnight
providers which leaped from garbage
cans when the collectors approached.
Several Of tho cats jumped on the Shout
ders OF the men and scratched and bit
them.
Fully a score OF men engaged In the
work OF night removal OF ashes and
garbage have reported sick. saying that
they were bitten n scratched so Sc
verely by cats that they require med.
ical treatment. So that the work of his
department may no longer be hindered
Commissioned Edwards In planning q
crusade against night providing cats.
The evening world., 1911-07-17
PARROT CUSSED
MIDST TiETY AND
LOST ITS HOME
Deacon's Wife Makes tie City
Present of the Nasty
Bird

Down in a wladowless room, IN so,s-
tary Imprisonment In the cellar Of the
Arsenal In Central Park. IL a large
gray and green parrot BIZ Snyder, the
he, per. Is his Tailor.
The parrot was taken to the Arsena;
to-day by an elderly lady of vonkers,
who asked That he be set In a soun&-
proof closet while she explained mat
ters to Mr.. Snyder. She couldn't stand
his vile talk oven one minute longer.
The bird was taken away and the laAv
explained. The parrot belonged. she
said. to ner husband, a deacon in a
Yonkers church. She would rather not
mention m He came by the parrot
through the viii OF q friend of his. q
Colorado ranchman. with the parrot
was 1850 for lts maintenance.
"Lora Chats her name). hadn't been
with us very long before he began 20
use awful language. such a. I never
supposed Christian human beings couia
BRING themselves to teach an innocent
bird" aid the oma 1T got WORSE
and worse until my husband sent The
$3.50 back to tho estate and decided .
chop on the parrots head. But I
wouldn't let him do that. II wasm't
the poor birds fault. but the wicked
cowboy who taught him. 80 I hovs
brought him TO YOU to ses II you en-
cure him. II YOU cap. the city can
have him
snyder said he would try.
The evening world., 1911-07-17
REALLY SICK WHEN ASKED 20
PAY FOR TIME.

I'm n-n-n-n-n't sick" returned Hrus-
ka, "b-b-b-b-but ! feel b~-b-b-b-bad."
you'll feel worse before you get out
OF here" promised DR.. Sturm. You
have taken up my valuable time and !
have written a prescription for YOU,
Two dollars, please"
Uruska turned eight shades paler
than his original pallor. He said, In a
sickly whisper. that he was only iok-
ing and really didn't want the pre-
scription.
III you take up any more OF my
time" threatened the physician. "it
will be So
Hruska. writing in agony, detached
himself from 81 as II he were yielding
W his right arm and left leg. Then he
got up to 20,
81 will assist you" said DR., Sturm.
whereat he lifted MS visitor clear Of
the carpet and tossed him into the corr
ridor. Wien the subpoena server had
picked himself up and busted himself
of he felt bitterly aggr!eyed. Two
collars was Just twice his fee, so that
his SUFFERING was eXcru'iat!nC,
Stimulating himself with m egg phos-
phate, nc managed TO get IN the Yves;
side Court, where he begged MAGISTRATE
Ccrslgan for a summons, lie got a bio
The evening world., 1911-07-17
12-YEAR-OLD GIRL
FIGHTS BURGLAR
UNTIL HELP COMES
Then Her Brothers Made the
Man Glad to See a
Policeman.

Twelve-year-old Loretta Cuneen
awoke before the rest OF the family
this morning. and as she was going
through the connecting hallway toward
the kitchen OF her home at No. 10
Greenwich street to give her mother a
pleasant surprise by starting the break
fast she saw a man crouching In a
dim corner OF tho hail.
Now Loretta. IL freckled. ia spunky.
the sight OF the "a didn't
brighten her a little bit. She jumped at
him. catching hold OF his shoulders
with her slim little hands and began
yelling at the top Of her voice for
Clarence and John. her Two husky
young brothers.
shut up" growled the man. shut
up. or I'll kin you"
But Loretta wasn't at all scared.
Clarence! Johnl' she screamed
again. Here's q burglarr"
The man sprang to his feet and
caught Loretta by the throat. But
Loretta Is why and she wriggled out
OF his grasp. and her little hands shot
up and began ciawlng at his face.
The man turned tail and ran for the
open window through which he had
crawled into he Cuneen apartments.
Loretta caught him by the c~oattails and
planted her heels firmly. so that she
acted as 3 drag weight FOR the fleeing
burglar.
BY this time Loretta's brothers, Clar.
ence, who is a law clerk, and John ].
had piled out of bed. They ran through
the hallway and caught Loretta's burg.
lar Just as he had turned on the cir
again and punched her IN the face. Tht
pair piled on top OF the burglar hen
and when they got through with hin
he hailed with delight the arrival OF
Detective Marley, who had been tele
phoned for from Police Headquarters.
In the corner where the burglar wa.
crouched when Loretta discovered hin
they found Clarence's best Sunday suit
John Us fancy waistcoats and the fam
ily's pride. the gold and ormolu clock
which had the place OF honor In tn,
parlor.
At Headquarters the burglar said h,
was Joseph Cohen. ~thlrty-nve years o
age, OF No. 81 Columbia street. and By
profession n sailor.
The evening world., 1911-07-17
R|SKED HER LIFE
BY FIRE AND FALL
TO SAVE A DRESS
Rescuing Mother, Sisters
and Brother, Girl Ran Back
Into Burning Room.

After twice escaping death. FIRST from
th'rd-story window OF her homo In the
tenement at No. $50 west Sixty-seventh
street. May Murphy. .wenty-one years
old. Is reco, erIng to-day from severe
but not dangerous injuries To the
girls heroism her mother. two sisters
and brother owe their lives, bu, her
own injuries. including the loss OF her
beautiful hair. are due to her desire
TO save her new dress from the flames.
Hundreds saw the girls remarkable
double escape. and faces were turned
away when II was thought she would
be dashed to death.
h Murphy family live on the third
floor Of the building and include the
mother. Catherine. 10: Teresa. IL. and
william. IL The family had beer to an
excursion and returned home late last
night.
About Al hour later. May, who
occupies a room In the rear, was a
Weakened by smoke. She jumped out OF
bed and saw that the mattress was on
fire. She rushed to the front room and
aroused her two sisters and mother. and
half carried the latter to the hall.
Then May remembered her brother
sleeping In n rear room and dashinp
through the blazing room she occupied
she picked the hoy IN and carried him
out into the hall.
Then the girl thought OF her new
white f,anncl suit ana once more rar
back Into the burning room.
The suit was In flames and In tryins
TO rescue It her hair caught fire. Ths
flames had cut on her escape to tn,
hall and she was driven TO the from,
Of the building.
She climbed out over the window oil
and hung by her hands.
Don't Jump cried a hundred voices
"a ladder 10 coming"
For another moment she hung there
But the ladder was slow In coming. Hel
grip loOsened and she fell.
The sill of the window below her room
Ia exceptionally broad. To this fact Ma,
Murphy owes her life. As she fcl, sh,
struck the ledge. For an instance sh,
seemed to hang poised there. Slowi,
her body turned and fell within IN,
room.
Patrolman Lin OF tho West Sixty
eighth street station heard OF her piigh,
Covering his face with his helmet. n
ran up the stairs. broke open tho doc
and carried out the unconscious cir
Her hair was completely burned on, he
hands were frightfully burned and he
feet were badly burned and bruised
SIZE was taken to the home OF friend
when she revived.
The evening world., 1911-07-17

looks and engaging manners. you came
to this country to solve your future by
marrying some rich American girl.
Your letters that the police have surely
show this.
Two months the Columbia
Heights section Of this borough was
startled by a series OF burslarles. The
police were put on their msttle to dis
cover the burglar. Lieut.. Tunney with
a splendid force OF detectives. by a
most admirable piece of work, arrested
you and solved the mystery OF the
twenty or more burglaries which you
have confessed.
Your very responsibility was a men,
ace, because you we're able to operate
unsupported in that neighborhood, Your
knowledge that you were able to make
use of polished manners 20 disarm sus-
plcion while engaged In a felonious net
makes you a menace to this COM
munity.
The evening world., 1911-07-17
"NNO J
YORK EN-.

TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR NEW
YORK MEN.
I. Remember thy wife y the sod
dess Of the hearth and heart. Thou
shall not put other goddessss bs1or
her.
II. Thou sdnast not mako unto
thyseaf any painted image. nor o
down nor servo any ornamental
vacuum. any ssaf-mahs siren with
. baby stare and . stiM-born soul.
for the goddess Of thy hearth 10 .
Jealous goddess. also fairly wise
and self-respecting In these days.
and she realizes that the iuiquity
Of the father 10 visited upon the
children. who shall come 10 know
Il and hate HIM accordingly.
III. Thou shalt not take the nAme
Of n woman n vain. Granted.
there are many fools among u.
ana moro h~ypocrites and stni more
silly little snobs. But the Lord
made Eve to Adams order and
many Of US DO u best 20 live up
TO the manufacturers sample.
w. Remember thy wedding day
to keep It holy. Three hundred
and sixty-foW days shalt thou
grumble and bring homo the srouch
that the stress Of thy work has put
upon thee, but on thy wedding day
thou shalt tic tho Crouch outside
and bring nome the smile Of thy
marriage morning and many
flowers.
v. Honor her father and mother
as well as thine WI and let all four
remaia far from the hcmc and the
land wAica the Iord has given thee.
vi. Thou shalt not bully.
VII. Thou shalt not braS.
VIII. Thcu shalt MT commit the
unpardonable sin OF ly!ng ~ tina
love VI thy heart.
TX Thou shalt not bear fa'sS W.T.
ne.s against tiny love. Yelling II
with a cheap cyniclsm. nor dis
guise thy kind feeling for thy feI-
low man with a harsh demearor'
Thou shalt remember there Is but
one thing worse than crinEng TO
those above thee and that IL brow
beating those below.
Y. Thou shalt not v thy neigh
boris house, nor mortgage dhihe
own to obtain an automobile similar
TO his. Thou shalt not keep three
maid servants merely because he
does, nor permit thy spouse TO bank
rupt thee In the endeavor to dress
like the wife Of a millionaire.
Make not unto yourself gods OF
silver nor gods Of gold for to the
light purse the Lord sendeth .
light heart.
The evening world., 1911-07-17
COURT BAN|SHES
H|GHB0RN Thief
TO NATIVE NORWAY
Robber of 20 Brooklyn Homes
Must Leave Country or Go
to Sing Sing.

Wealth. social position and high con-
nections served Karl Won Metz Meyers
most happily. for when the young gem
tleman burglar was arraigned to-day
before Judge Dix In the Brooklyn
County Court he was sentenced 10 ban
lshment to his native land-Norway.
lie Is the son OF n banker and a former
officer in the Kings Guard.
In sentencing the young man Judge
Dixie permitted his family the alterna-
tive of taking him home to Norway or
having him go to Sing Sing prison for
not less than W years and a half or
more than Ave,
The good looking, polished and soft
mannereo young man had pleaded
guilty to one of three indictments for
burglary. He cou'd have received a
punishment of ten years with hard
labor. lie had confessed to more thar
twenty hurglaries in the Columbia
iIaIghts section CT BROOKLYN n.
The evening world., 1911-07-17
LEFT SMASHED AUTO.
Police Find DunEea-up Machine
in Harlem street.

The East One Hundred and Twenty
sixth street police are trying to learn
why a large. ~high-powered touring car,
No. 22i3O. n. Y. was abandoned early
this morning at the corner OF Lenox
avenue and One Hundred and Twenty.
sixth street. Policeman Clerk observed
the automobile standing at the corner
for upward Of three hours. Then.
after making diligent inquiry In the
n~eighborhood, he had the abandoned
car hauled around to the station house.
where II was found that It's radiator
badly dented, and tho buffer torn
away, as IL 1t had been In a collision.
The evening world., 1911-07-17
SAYS HE SHOULD BE ELIMINAT.
Ed FROM AMERICA FOREVER.

why should the public, in case Of
your confinement for this crime, be
punlshed w&h our support, having al
ready suffered from your wrongful acts?
To my mind Il is far better that you
should he eliminated from our land
forever"
The Court hen gave the young man
the alternative OF Punishment or prison.
At his former arra!gnment a lawyer
representing the prisoners wealthy
father in Norway said that tho elder
Won Metz Meyers was willing to do
everything in his power TO help his son
In his present predlcament. 1t was
stated In court to-day that he would be
deported within a fortnight and thai
one of the m~!lliona!rcs whose home he
robbed had come to tho front and
urged Judge Dixie to use cIemency.
The evening world., 1911-07-17
COST WRIT SERVER
81 TO PLAY TRICK
ON A PHYSICIAN
Sham Sickness Turned to Real
Pain When Taxed
Twice His Fee.

Rudolph J. Hruska pronounce from
the middle out) Of woodlawn. is a
resourceful young subpoena server. but
he slightly overstretched his ingenuity
when he invaded h office Of DR..
Maurice A.. Sturm. in the Ansonia
Hotel. to-day and posed as a patient
in order to get an opportunity to flash
a subpoena In supplementary proceed
ings on the physician.
The young man is small, pale
thin. Standing beside DR.. Strum In the
West Side Court to-day. IL looked a
cinch for the big physician to tuck
him in his vest pocket.
There was a big line Of patients In the
ante-room OF DR.. Sturm's offices when
Hruska SUNK in and took a seat In the
corner. He waited until the last. and
when the maid asked him II he wanted
to see the doctor ne replied with a
faint affirmative.
Ushered into the presence Of the big
physician Mr.. Hruska began to shiver.
HAD A NEW CHILL WHEN HE
SAW DOCTOR.
Got a chill?" asked DR.. Sturm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." suffered the
little man.
How long have you had it9" asked
Or. Sturm.
"J-j-t-j-j-j-J-just s-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-got
It," chartered Hruska.
rs that what O came to sec me
about?"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ! t-t-t-think I
g-g-g-g-got a cramp-p-p-p-p-p."
Take off your things and let me look
you over" said the physician. and
young Mr.. Hruska shed his coat and
waistcoat. DR.. Sturm thumped him on
the chest and pounded him on the back.
took his pulse and listened to his heart.
Then he said:
DO you want a prescription
Hruska, whose breath had been pretty
we'll pounded out OF him, signlied that
he did. DR.. Sturm wrote one out and
signed It. Hruska took the slip OF
paper, studied the signature. and then
gasped out:
Il see you are DR.. Sturm. all right
I've got a subpoena for you,' lie
launched the subpoena, gathered up his
coat and waistcoat and hurled famseli
at the door.
DR.. sturm plucked him back and
tossed him into a chair.
$50 this Is your little game" said the
big physician. "You're not SICK AT all
eh?"