Garland Globe | 1908-04-04 | Page 6 | A Mind Reader

A Mind Reader. Pat had got hurt not much moro than a Bcratch, It is true, but his employer em-ployer had visions of being compelled to keep him for llfo, nnd had ndoptod tho wlso courso of Bonding him atonco to tho hospital. Aftor tho houso sur-goon sur-goon had examined him carefully, ho laid to tho nurso: "As subcutaneous abrasion is not observable, ob-servable, I do not think thero is any reason to npprchend tegumental cicatrization cica-trization of tho wound." Then, turning to tho patlont, ho asked, quizzically: "What do you think, Pat?" ,M "Suro, sir," said Pat, "you'ro a won- derful thought-reador, doctor. You took tho very words out of my mouth. That's Just what I was going to say!"