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Shesaidflatly，“SamVanArsdale，youtellme，butdon’tgotellinganyoneelse.”
Sampersuadedhisaothewoods，whereJimputoperformance.Sheshookherheadi—Sam’scrazystorywastrue！
&hefewdays，Sam’thelptellinghisfriendsaroundtownwhathissmartdogiledathimilyandmovedoffprettyfast.
Onemandidlisten，althoughofcoursehetiotigthatthemanhadparkedhisthestreetafewyardsaway，toldJimtoshowthemanwhichcarwashis.Jimwentstraighttothedputhisfrontpawonit.
&hermaheliseplatenumberofhiscar.SamwroteitdoieceofpaperandputthepaperooldJimtoidehouthesitation，Jimwalkedtothequestion.
Afterislikethese，Jim’sreputationspreadlikewildfirearouown.Soonhewasdemhispowersielforamazedcrowdsofuptoahuatime.ThereseemedtobenolimittowhatJimcoulddo.Whenpeoplewereinthelobby，hecoulddetermiroomheyothehotel，ittifypetotheclothestheywore，thecoloroftheirhair—ihefactthatdhttobed—theirprofession，and，ihemilitary，theirrank.
&heskepticssaid，SamwassecretlysignalingtoJiAlthoughnoneofSam’sfriendsandassociatesquestioegrity，knowinghimtobeaplainspeakingmanwhowouldn’tdreamofdegothers，onewomathistheory.Shehadthecleverideatowriteaninstruinshorthand;whichSamdidand.WhenSamshowedJimthepaperoionwaswritten，andtoldhimtodowhateveritsaid，Jimweoaman.Thewomanshouted，“He’sdoingit！”
Thensheexplaiheinstruwas，“Showusthemanwithrolledsocks.”
Jim’sreputationspreadfarbeyoownofMarshall.Neersandmagazinesfromalloverthetryseocoverthestory.Theywentaway，likeeveryoneelse，amazed.JimbeastheW.
Jim’sfeatsarousedstifidmedicalcuriosity.HewasexamierinariansatMissouriStateUy，whosaidthattherewasnothingunusualaboutJim—physically，hewasjustlikeaheycouldofferionforhisunytalent.
Oneday，somefriendspersuadedSamtotestJimfurther.CouldhepossiblypredictthefutureSamtookaheKehatyearhewrotedowhehorsesonpiecesofpaperthathethenlaidonthefloor.HeaskedJimtoselectthehorsethatwouldwin.Jimputhispawoheslipsofpaper，utinalockedsafeuheraedoutthatJimhadpickedthewiedhissuccessthefollowingyear，andsoonforsevensuccessiveyears.
SamwasnotagamblingmaedtoprofitfromJim’sabilitiestoforetellthefuture.HereylettersandtelegramsrequestingJim’spredisofwinninghorses.SomepeopleofferedtosplittheprofitswithSaButSamneverwavered.edinaluParamountforJimtoworkinmoviesforayear.Likethemodestmidwesternerhewas，Samsaidhedidn’treallyhemoneyanddidn’twanttoercializeJi
Astimepassed，theboweenSamandJimgrew.Sam’sloveforJimwasthatofamanfreatestfriend.Andthedog’sabilitytodoanythingSamaskedwasjustoofJim’sdeepdevotiontowardsSaSowheheageoftwelvein1937，Samwasdevastated.AhewholetownofMarshallwasstuheloss.JimwasburiedintheRidgeParkCemetery，wherehissmallwhiteheadstoheW.
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