Jasper County Democrat, Volume 16, Number 83, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 January 1914 — IMMUNE TO SCARLET FEVER BUT FLEE FROM EPILEPSY. [ARTICLE]

IMMUNE TO SCARLET FEVER BUT FLEE FROM EPILEPSY.

Unwelcome Chi. ago Guests Routed ‘ I y Kankakee Hank Granger and Hi< Hired Man. Ham: ’nd. Ind.. January 's. ...ankakee ‘lank ('.ranger's self in-j ’ ited guests from (Jiiraro. who had s ooped down on him for a month’s trapping and hairing, left him today, an«l ban Bria':!. Granger's hired man. recovered in five minutes from violent and chronic epilepsy/’ c. Granger was angry because his Chicago relatives canie without invitation?. i■ ■ "Put up a scarlet fever sign." suggested Bright. the hired man. Granger did so, but the gT.esis said they all had had scarlet fever and refused' to bulge. Granger then told Bright that he was elected to b-ve et ileptic fits. Bright objected, but finally acquiesced. He was introduced to the party as an epileptic and immediately threw a fearful fit. He frothed at the mouth and his muscles twitched horribly. "How often does he have 'em," asked one guest. "He has ’em every hour, and for God's sake be careful he don’t bite you," said Granger. The guests left on title next Monon train.