CHAPTER XXXVII.

Become Desperately Ill--Nursed Back to Consciousness--Kindness

of an Aged Spanish Couple--Belt with Money Entrusted to me

Disappears--Intense Anxiety--Discover the Money--Great Suffering--Land

at San Pedro--Left on the Beach--Drag Myself to the Shelter of an Old

Wall--Kindness of a Spaniard and His Wife--A Terrible Night--Seek

a Passage to Los Angeles with Freighters--Refusals--Meet a Kind

Teamster--Reach Los Angeles--Dumped on the Street--Find Shelter, but

a Chilly Welcome--Start Next Morning, Sick and Hungry, to Find a New

Place--So Ill I have to Lie Down in the Street--Two Friends from San

Bernardino--Am Told that I have the Smallpox--My Friends Give me Money

and start in Search of a House where I can be Cared for--Failing to

Secure a Room, they Engage the City Marshal to get a Place, and they

Leave for San Bernardino--I wander for Shelter, but Doors are Closed,

and People Avoid me--Lodge in a Doctor's Office while the Doctor is

out--Scare the People by Shouting "Smallpox!"--The Doctor Returns but

Leaves me in Possession.

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