Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-22

lNu- Always ready ~ serve "a Tor the
mere love Of it,
There's no need ~ using that kind
Of talk ~ me. You have me In the hDl-
low ~ YOUR hand. Why should I bother
20 deny it, have broken the law. Il
broke In because waS starving
III Il better "a Starrc in freedom than
~ eat fat joints NJ the river. Today II
l. 4 question ~ sanity"
And Won want me 10 asSist III signing
away the liberty NJ some person who H.
perfectly sane"
THE nail nn the head urbanrIv.
You're h fine Scoumdrrl.
Not - loud" warninglv.
As loud ~ I please. I am not for
getting that you met.l me. I'm M cow
ard. recognize that you hold the whip
hand. But Won can send me 10 the chair
before TN crawl ~ Won. Now. leave M
alone for . while
The other physician had ~ such
1nalmS ~ conscience. ~ was ready IA
all times for the generous ~cmoIumcnts
which accrued from his dealings with
the man Erainc.
The Countess rerieuT ~ infisposch (:
~ II was quite III the order ~ lhing~
that she should summon physicians.
There H. A law III TIE S.a.e of New
York-inSt or unjust. whichever Won
pleaSe-that reads that any person may
~ adiudgcd insane if .hr signatures W.
two registered physicians are affixed to
the document. III does mot Say that
these physicians shall haze N n pro.rl
reputable.
There were. besides the physicians. u
mothcrly looking woman and a man of
benign c~ountcnancr. Their faces were
valuable assets. IT. gain another per
sons confidence H.. perhaps. among the
greatest human achievements. "A conf
dcnrc man and woman in the real sense
Of the word. In your minds eve 70.
could see this man CARRYING the cuntrt
button plate down the aisle OH Sunday
mornings. and his wife Kate putting her
mite on the plate for the benefit "a some
poor untidy Hottentot.
On Tuesday Of the following week
Florence and Susan went shopping. This
chauffeur was \ strong Young fellow
who Jones relied upon. III You pay 4
man well and hold ont fine promises.
You generally can trust him. A their
car left the corner another followed lri
surely This Sct-rnu automobile contain
cd Thomas Wendt and his wife Kate.
The W. Young women stopped TT the
great dry goods shop near the public IL
brary. and for the time being naturally
forgot everything but the marvcls which
had come from all parts w the world.
II l. ~ natural for Il woman AZ buy A.
IL l. for Il man 10 sell.
In some manner or other Florence IT,.
came separated from Susan She hunt
cd through aisle after aisle. but could
not find her: for the simple reason that
Susan was hunting for her. III occur
red 10 the girl that Susan might have
wisely concluded the best place "a wait
would b. In the taxicab. And - Flo
renee hurried out into the street. into
the arms ~ the Wendt family. who were
patiently awaiting her.
Tn trusted chauffeur had been sent
around ~ the side entrance Nv the na
ior domo. The young lady had - re-
qucsted 20 hc said.
Florence struggled and called for the
policemen. who came running up. follow
"A Nv the usual idle, curious crowd.
The poor Young woman II insane"
said the mothrrly Kate. tears III her
eyes The benign Thomas looked at
heaven. I'VE are her Keepers
1T l. not truc." cried Florence de-.
peratcly.
she has the hallucination that she l.
the daughter ~ the millionaire Stanley
Hargreave.~ And Thomas exhibited his
document, which was perfectly legal, ~
far A. appearances went.
Hurry up and get her off the ~alk.
! can't have The crowd growing any larg
err said the policeman convinced.
-. despite her cries and protestations.
Florence was hustled into the automobile
even the policeman lending "A hand.
Poor Young thing.H ~ said 40 the
crowd. Come. now, move On. can't
have the walk blocked az. Get a gait
0n you.-
lie was cOngratulating hemSeIf upon
The crdtrlineSS ~ the affair when "A
hfcn eyed Young man Id The garb of Il
chauffeur touched bis shoulder.
What's this | hear about an insane
woman" H. demanded.
~Shr wa insane. an right. They had
IaIrrN \" prove il. She kept CRYING