Transcribed by Norma Knotts Shaffer from microfilm of
the Calhoun Chronicle dated 11/24/1907.
Poor old Dr. St. James, who is serving out a sentence in the county
jail, is in very bad shape. He is suffering with consumption, and
will possibly not live to regain his freedom. To the conscientious
Church people of Grantsville we would call your attention that there is
a stranger in your midst, who is friendless and penniless, and who is sorely
in need of attention. Possibly his burden could be made lighter,
and his last days happier, if someone would call and try to cheer him up,
and lend him some aid. Remember that life is uncertain, and we cannot
tell how soon some of us may be in the same predicament that Dr. St. James
is. Let your own conscience decide whether or not it is your duty
to help him. |