Where He Wrote His Will

Strange things happen in Florida. A recent instance is reported by ttte Tirnes-Union of Jacksonviile. One of the queer documents in the office of the county judge is a will written on a piece of unpainted plank ■five fe'et long and one foot wide. The plank was sawed out of the house of Mrs. Arnold, who lives just outside the city. The plank was a part of the wall. On a bed besiiie it lay a sick man. John M. O'Brien, whom Mrs. Arno'd had befriended. Before he died ho wroie on the plank in pencil these worcis: "Mrs. Arnoid, God bless her, shall iiave all I leave." He left ?500. The will is an unhandy document to file uut it serves its maker's purpose.