The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22

n'h5 M tells wSv is 56ns UG that a is Sng
death of an uncle she did not live with2 tell you
she knows something about this case that it is neces
il will eat her mind out II add dinner TO the box
OF cigars we have already bet on this case that what
I'm going to do is for the bcst-for her best
and more faith in the old Kennedy had seen made
over into drstcass detective and together we
cd tor the Greenes Craig carrying something in
of those long black handbags which phy4icians
be mnc6 e S CD S % m sso w o sSn
he shifted from one position to another nervously
It was late enoon almost Poaa Tercng dS R
light, as be led us through the reception hall and
thence onto long perch overlooking the bay and red
Miss Bond was half reclining in wicker chair as
we entered. She started to rise to greet us but
Fletcher gently restrained her saying as he INTRODUCED
us, that he guessed the doctors would pardon any In
formality from invalid
Fletcher was pretty fine fellow. and had come
to Ike him. but soon found myself wondering what
Helen Bond She was what should describe st a. t5s H.
ideal type of new womau-tal and athletic Tof
withoqt any alectatioq9 Of mannis shness, The very
81 gTl of her typs S. suffering from attack Of
terrible effect her
felt that would like TO be in Fletcher $ shoes
douhlv when. at Kennedy's request he Withdrew
leaving me to witness the torture of woman Of such
fine sensbiltes, already hunted remorselesIy by her
thoughts. - D'l
still; will give Eennedy credit for tactfulness
that / dldp know the old fellow possessed He car.
ried through the preliminary questions very well for
doctor aDpeaIing to me as his assistant IN in
consequential Things that enabled me to ''save my
ment of opening the black bag he made Very an.
prouriate and remark about not hayino bron@bt
any sharp shiny instruments nasty black drugs
AZ III. ! wish to do Miss Bond is TO make a few
SIMPLE little tests OF yonr nervous condition One Of
them snecialists call reaction time and annfber
Is test Of heart action Neither is of anv serious
ness at Gil so bee OF not to become excited for
the chief value consists in having the patient erfocfl
1uiet and normal. After thev are over T think r II
SnoW whether to prescribe absolute rest or visit to
Newuort - 'S'' w
She smiled anguidlv as he adjusted q lone, t;h.,,
fitting rubber glove brr fhaTeIv forearm and then
enrased 1t IN larger absolutely infexhle covering
OF leather Between the rubber glove and the leather
covering n lnuid communicating by a osss 80
with sort of dial Crair had often exn)ained to mo
how the of the blood was REGISTERED mosf NJ;
nme.N on tho DIAL. shaving the varied emotions rs
keeTIV a. ~ YOU bad taken neen into the mind
Of The subject. think fhe exnsrircntal nsycboloote
called the THING GO f'plethvSmopr ~
Then he had an anparatus which measured s.asso.
clatlon tme The essential mart Of this instrumeni
this dutv piveu to me- r. was nothing n,nra 49,
less than s1rinp the time that cnrsad between his
Questions 10 her and her answers while ne recorded
tn" act"p dneetionS and and oted tbo No,
sr1+S which 7 worked Noither of us
nillar with the for rhan were in co1Isgo
these ,n rn'oens "@re inst coming into use in Amer
lea. Crn'r CARVED " off bowover he d;d 81,
sort of fh'1" as an "verv-dav enn1ovn,ent
f'Now Miss Bond - he sold ara his vo;ce w,s M
ssurino and ne-suasive ha+ could see she c.a ~
made shade bv s;,,rl. -
lor oa~s-is ir~t this viii sav vord-iaLs [don
For lnst7rce You TO kanL
-sav cat. VIII saw '"hair. for eHar,-1a and nrL
ably VIII answer collar and 50 on 10 yo, nsL
nv meaning! y ri7icuIous mn Ioub, h,t
b"fore thr"uoh foeI srre Won III see how. .,1
such - NNN w.
don't think she found any sinister interpreta