EMERGENCY

Men who had been with Mr. Hearst in San Francisco were reminded

of the night he came into _The Examiner_ office and heard

of a man that had been seen on a half-submerged rock in the bay,

with the tide rising and certain to overwhelm him. In the office

they were wondering how he got there.

“What difference does it make how he got there?” Mr. Hearst

cut in. “Get him off first and find out afterward. Charter

tugs, call for volunteers, and save his life--that’s the main

thing.” They went out with the tugs (it was a wild night),

and rescued the man just before the seas rose over the rock.

(Text.)--CHARLES R. RUSSELL, _Harper’s Weekly_.

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=Emergency Devices=--See DECEPTION JUSTIFIED.

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