The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-25

to he entering upon u period Of ease aud
prosperity.
On the SUNDAY ou which be disnp
I"arcd be- had been ~ the house all
da,. About I q clock be- rose from tn"
lounge ou which be- had been reading,
changed his dressing iachct Tor @ coat
aud hi, slippers tot shoes, aud auu"uuc
ed that hc was going out Tor u hi'sth
ct fresh air. lie stepped out ot bis
front door and was gone. Two years
PASSED before be- was heard Of again.
Of the j.uuU inhabitants Ut his native
town none sav him leave. Although
be- was known tD the tTaiumru ut the
railroad connecting the small town with
the outer world 10 ouc could recall hay.
ing seen him. Rewards were useless.
lnuumcruhlc theories were advanced.
but the, ouly made the confusion worsr.
IT, bad taken No money with him. His
business affairs were IN q prosperous
state. In due course OF time the search
fot him was given up aud his family
removed to Chicago.
Two years had passed, when in q tin
shop IN q southern city a man sudden
~ dropped his work aud cried out
" Nv God Where am - How did
come here This ism Z my she, 100 II Wa
the missing tiu,mith, who after month
of wandering seemed 10 bc waking from
q ,o~muamhulis' sleep.
llo was known ~ q wandering Tan
smith. VIII" had duttcd into the tow
and sought work at his trade. no uu,
had suspected that he was not in q NOT
NAL state Of mind Through the effort.
oi the proprietor oi the shop hc wa.
able 10 communicate with his family ,'
once aud rotoiuri u IN Chicago. \ rur
lou. par, ui this story H. that Will,
working ~ his trade in the south h,
hat for over q wear received good wage
aud was noted among his fellow Wur.
men tor his careful aud saving habit,
vet when h. camr ,o himself he va
p"unilcss. aud he he, since never beer
able to recall what he did with Doc
money.
The sccoud ease ct di.nrpcaraur" ~
ruulcd 10y IN. O~horu j. that ct
brilliant aud we'll known lawyer au.
politician, q farmer congressman. H.
lived also in q tow suburban 'o Ihill
d"lphla. Our day he got up from DO
desk ~ hi office, leaving q law huu
olru ~ q page hr had hcru cousul,u.
, mass at urgent work unfinished o.
his desk aud q number of uncashc
rhrcas. tie walked out Of be-, office 900.
vanished.
After several month, had passed wor
came through official government chan
ucls that he was 10 Australia, where h
had applied 'o the rou,ul 20 help ban
reach home. II" had come to himself 70
o steamship NEARING AN Australian por
quite pruuilrss aud broken IN hcai'l
His passage" money was forwarded au
h" returned home. After q ,hor, rr.
lod of rrcupcratiou he returned 10 10.
profession. he has been normal rN,
since.
DR.. Dsb"ru's third recorded ease
that of a young Irish ,oachmcn wh
was severely Injured in q runaway q,
cid.n, IN which his hrothrr.in.law an
= friend w"r" Killed. The accident %
CURED ~ ~" rrrsrnc" oi a crowd, y,
IN the confusion when IL" bodies A.,
M" tw" who we're killed had been n
moved from the wrrckugc 10 ira,
could h." found uf III" ruuchmau. Nc ~
had seen him after the final cntnsir,
phr. The next day. when he was III
being sought everywhere, h. r"uppcH
ed ~ the d"or of his home, badly IL
Iurrd and unable TO speak. Ills q
rUyrrv was extremely slow aud for
time his mind appeared 20 be- gone. II
gradually re- established himself, ht
memory was the last thing to return
him. In. Osborn especially noted
complete, though gradual change ,
outward appearance If expression, vol,
almost of feature. when he began
pull around again be- was ~unrecugniIah
10 his intimate acquaintance, II
whole character had altered, aud with
his outward appearance.
Changes May Occur
Why, asked DR.. Osborn, may n,