Ephraim Enterprise | 1908-07-10 | Page 4 | An Undeterminable Temperature.

An Undeterminable Temperature It was not in his public address that Senator BeverIdge related this story but at an Informal gathering of congenIal congenial con con- genial spirits When I was a boy in Adams county he said Judge Blank was taken very ill m. The doctor called regularly but the Judge kept getting worse Finally the crisis came The morning after the doctor called at the Judges Judge's house I hope your masters master's temperature Is lower than It was last evening said he to the butler Th rh Ih not so sure about that replied the man he died sir in the night I San San Francisco Call CaIl