A buzzard flapped his heavy wings and flew from a dead tree; a yelping dog ran after the train; a horse, turned out to die, stumbled along a stumpy road.
It was evening when the train reached Chicago.

DeGolyer and young Witherspoon took a cab and were driven to a hospital.

The case was explained to the physician in charge.

He said that the mental trouble might not be due to any permanent derangement of the brain; it was evident that he had not been treated properly.

The patient's nervous system was badly shattered.