Gunnison news-champion., 1924-01-04
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And In a way she did s-efn better.
more cheerful after that. after the
stree,-doz catn. He was with her al
ways nOW-a humorousfacs-i dog Of
adventurous disiositiOn-guite large.
no, suited exactly. you would say. for
a house-dcx. He Was allowed to run
after the closed automobile at stated
times and places
not unnatural desire for what
companion.liip was available had
considerable influence up1n Adelaide
I Rutherfords anaI decision TO ssu
ssain for the attendance of her very
famous physician There had been q
| change on his part the last few weeks
He had attended her less frequently %
late. owing 10 the apparently greatly
improved health of his patient And
In q way this might p-rhaps be consld-
erred a lapse Of professional judgment
on his part. After sli-as any ceie-
brsted practitioner among women
Knows doctor Is human being.
often q very sociabI@ one: and cases
, sre not entirely unknown To the m-dl-
Nuslt Notlfn. mol -
nuch desperately III a. lonely and de-
! sI,ondeni. have been brought long dis
tancs on the wRy to health and happI-
ness by the mere opportunity to talk
and 10 display new gowns and hats for
I the approval and criticism Of n skilled
/ physician. This i. though not men
/ toned In medical tr.ailses, a condition
quite well known TO Fashionable doc
! tor practiclng among women Of
wealth and unlimited power 81 dress
( ins. but unable 20 go out 70 places
where gowns may he properly shown.
IL Is not to be stated definitely that
{ the rather sudden attack OF Illness
/ which came to Mrs. Ruiherford-un-
| fortunately Just al the lime that the
celehrated physician himself was Ill
\ WAS due entirely to this cause Yet
/ certainly she was very lonely and GER
/ talnly no call from SO great n house
| could be disresarded And In his stead
the trusted young doctor. who had his
practice temporarily. called at once at
/ the great GOrgam residence on Fifth
| avenue.
His patient was apparently. however.
/ not desperately III. II appeared
/ seemed indeed somewhat embarrassed
AT FIRST by his coming But the younger
1 doctor. himself skilled practitioner
| among fashionable and wealthy won.
en-. soon established no, unnafurally
that ease and understanding Of condl-
/ tions which do so much toward resior-
/ Ing women's health. Before he had
gone. she had In fact so far recovered
rs to show him several of her newer
! gowns. She seemed not seriously III
and yet the younger physician returned
several times 10 attend her for reasons
the great front door. he appeared more
puzzled.
( He was speaking of the matter-not
many days after-to his very Intimate
friend. one so intimate that profession
al etiquette could be disrcgarde.i--es-
pecialiy In consideration OF that
Z friends undoubted interest and posi-.
/ BILE ability to help solve mystery
which the physician could not get out
Of his mind.
I've just run across a strange
thing
"Strange'" said Stanford Gorgam
Your cousin--the Lady Of the Trust.
Fund.-
"YesT' said young Gorgam. watch,
ing him.
"She IS no more insane than am
Not lnsane?''
II said just chat"
How do you known
The symptoms Of that particular dis
ease are absolute. never saw her In
my life before this time. But know
this: she has not one Of them!''
Not insanei" said Stanford Cor
gam. Gould she have recovered!"
There is no recovery from that dis
ease" said the young doctor.
mo recovery" said the other.
'Then what the"
Il don't know" said the young doc
tor. But do know this: Never. un-
der any circumstances. are you to
speak to anyone on earth OF what I've
just told you. To anybody else, or to
me! From now l shall never recall
this conversation"
Certainly not" said Stan Gorgam.