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Walli- "one and an: “m. be It not willing to muons receiving, melding to your on cm W. y‘all-Its far one. n- my and uufimnutmlmunmm l Io far In appointment: are concerned as he In full: united to give to the while bun-Ine- every whit o! the It Win- It Gonna. Meanwhile, how- THE smears meow. {Va- l'oa Incl-also an Wm ‘9 II- II a m . Vonsoltluoitiernmnhersotthansl.‘ fl Muhartells this anecdotootths late Severn Tackle Wallis as nil-irat- W cleverness and sarcasm oi’ Hr. Hr. Wallis was attending the will at a wealthy testator. and. u the lawyers say. when the estate is large a lawyer “will wrestle with a will with a will." A prominent physician was called to‘ testify for those contesting the will. The doctor became restless under the lengthy and exhaustive cross examina- tion of Mr. Wallis. and ilaaily he petu- lantly exclaimed: “0h. Mr. Wallis. i believe the tests- tor was insane!" Hr. Wallis kept his temper and said quietly: "Doctor. you are the tint per- son who has ever intimated in or out of mart that the testator was insane. Why do you so: he was inane?” “i believe." the doctor replied. “that overymanis moreoriessinsaaeon some one subject.” “is It your deliberate professional opinion." Mr. Wallis than lobed. “ex- pressed here in court under oath. that everymanismoreorlesainsaneon some subject?" “Yes." the doctor replied; “i will as: here ondcroath that from my reading. see art! the time‘needed for performance ot‘thensnaidntlesothisoflice.snd to relieve the anxiety. ones for all. it! the applicants, by makin; his appoint- ments. it rem‘ains to he soon wheth- er the applicants themselves will give him tune to do this before the ieflsla- tare mourns. or whether postpone- ment until vacation will be absolute- ly necessary. it the matter cannot be considered with due deliberation and faithful can, before that time. the so!- ‘ ernor will not hesitate to postpone all appointments until then, and the whole state will approve his action. After listen 1, .or rather after his return from the Inauguration at Wash. intuit. he will try to give either his afternoon or mornings entirely to this "I. but it is very doubtful wheth- erheeandoso. ithecan.AprIl will probably see many nominati. More the state senateâ€"otherwise not. As the present session of the legisla- tare advances. more and more time will have to be given to eomnltatloa mourning legislation and to the pens- al d statutes mounted for approval. hnowlodao and experience I believe and unless applicants and their trisnds that every man is more or less insane will he content to give the governor a on some one subject." little rest tron: their continuous cali- Then Mr. “‘allis said in that line Ill. he will be brought to a standstill. tone of saunsm for which he was not- . "my...“ Jackâ€"I like an. that)" ,laan. m (with n a: «nu-o - u “an! maul-Illa“ hut-mm” nit, my “Ivar-my “vii.” 00' D! wile Jack-0|. nutter. I do in. «In! 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