stan for itt, Feb 1. caperionce of S7-vene oid: Petree sleep for a leap.
Maguire, who has been asleep a ter days' of complaining ing tired and sleepy, she "apsed into incomseiourness ah 'a Shay roening while preparing for church, sigh of Teturning, conscious: ere transfusion given te Tens ranafasion given the pretty Srunetie with blood den Medi physicians are make another attempt to waken her by giving. blood. transfusion from 'a person who has recovered from steeping sickness, Acting om raceme i ie hoped the ise rose vaccine, it is hoped the rot a formier victim, alrendy selected by the doctors, may have the power to aid Patricia, Miss Maguire has added several pounds to her weight of 120 of last fear. She is fed on liquids—orango juice, exg-nog, clear soup—every two hours during the day, and hor igh body is massage to keep the mus cles from wasting away', In the meantime, the'. procedu of careful nursing and watchful and prayful waiting is to be cent ledieal attention all ov country is being drawn to this wooden house where the drama ix being enacted,
never passes by. Every day, Tt'is one house that the postman eaves bundles of letters from vee and other interested persons, the telephone rings constantly.
"Reuter,
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