Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-11

NeTb uOinB lut pest we Cdns NIT. Pierce explained. We've expect a doctor toiay."
 "when2" from Mir. Jennings. who ] had come on cane and was watching Mir. Piere,s like a hawk. This afternoon, probably. AS there | Is no one here very ill.," But at ttat they almost fell on him ' and tore hEn to pieces. l had to step , in front Of him myself and say we'd have somebody there by two o'clock if we had to rob hospital to get him.
 We'll, as if didn't have my hands full with getting meals 10 the shelter ] house, and trying to find house doc tor, and won dering how long 1t would l be before Julia" came face to face with Dick Carter somewhere or other, | and trying to keep one eye on Thoburn while l kept Mir. Pierce straight with the other-that day. during luncheon, : Mike the bath man came out to the springhouse and made a howl about his wages. He'd been looking surly for two days.
 What about your wages?" snapped Aren't you getting what ou'ye always had?"
 No tipsi'' he said sulkily. "Only a few taking baths-only one daily, and that's that man Jennings. There's no use talking, Miss Minnie, I've got to have a double percentage on that man or you'll have to muzzle him. He- he's dangerous"
 If l give you the double percent age. will you stay?'' T don't know but that I'd rather have tke muzzle, Miss Minnie" he answered slowly, "but-I1l stay. It won't be for long, Which left me thinking. I'd seen Thoburn talking to Mike mere than once lately, and he'd been going around with an air of assurance that didn't make me any too cheerful. At four o'clock Mir Sam came in, and he had Mir. Thoburn tight by the arm.
 My dear old chap" he was saying, it would be as much as your life's worth. That ground is full of holes and just now covered with snow-!"
 He caught my eye. and wiped his forehead.
 Heaven help us!" be said, coming over to the spring, T found him ma king for the shelterhouse, armed with foot rule! Somebody's got to take him in hand-I tell you, the mans a menace!"
 What about the doctor?" I asked, reaching up his glass. Be here tonight" he answered, "on | the"
 | But at that minute boy brought a ! telegram down and handed it to him [ The new doctor was laid up with in- huenza!
 ! We sat there after the others had gone, and Mir. Sam said he was for giving up the fight, only to come out now with the truth would mean such a 1 lot of explaining and good many 1 people would likely find it funny. Mr ! Pierce came in later and we gave him | the telegram to read. He glanSed at | it and handed it back. | Lots of starving NJ. D's would ! jump at the chance" he said, but if | It's as urgent as all this we can't wait Q hunt. I'll tell you, Van Alstyne. !! there's a chap down in the village-h, was the character man with the Sweet i Peas cOmpany-and he's stranded
 there. I saw him this morning. Hee
 washing dishes in the depot restau
 rant for his meals. We used to cal
 him Doc, and I've a hay idea thai
 he's a graduate M. D.-name's Barnes Great" cried Van Alstyne. Let's
 nave Barnes. You get him, will you
 Pieree?"
 Mir. Pierce promised and they start
 ed out together. At the door Mir. San
 turned.
 "Oh, by the way, Minnie" he called
 better gid one of your chairs and put
 8 red cushion on 1t. The prince has
 arrived"
 We'll, thought it all out that after.
 noon as I washed the glasses, and Ii
 was terrible. I had two people in the
 shelter-house to feed and look after
 like babies, with Tillie getting more
 curious every day about the basket she brought, and not to be held much longer; and I had a man running the
 sanatorium and running it to the devil las fast as it could go. Then l had a
 prince ineognito. and 1'hoburn stirring
 up mischief. and the servants threat.
 eDing to strike, and no house doctor Just as l got to that somebody opened the door behind me and looked
 in. glanced around, and it was a man
 with the reddest hair ever saw Mine was pale by comparison. He was
 rather short and heavy-set, and he had
 2. pleasant face. although not hand
 some, his nose being slightly bent to
 the left. But at first all could see
 was his hair.
 Good evening"" he said. edging him
 self in. Are you Miss Waters?"
 Yes" I said, rising and getting a
 glass ready.
 He took oh his hat and came over
 to the spring where was filling his
 glass.
 If that's for me, you needn't both.
 err he said If 1t tastes as it smells
 I'm not thirsty. My names Barnes
 and I was to wait here for Mir. Van Al
 styne."
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