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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
FOUL MURDER
AT BALLARD

The unknown. who was evidently
walking across the lonely tract Of
land. vas struck on the back Of
the head by his asaailants Robbery
was the motive. ne every pocket
Was turned inside out Not clue
aa to the mans identity was left
with the exception Of an old brass
watch
After the murder was committed
the body was dragged 20 feet 90
a lonely spot and left there The
deed was committed some time last
night. as the frost was plainly vie.
ible on the mans clothing.
The man was about 81 years old.
and his dark hair was slightly
streaked with gray He was five
feet in height and weighed about
100 pounds
The clothing. even to the under.
clothes. indicated recent purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

asking the actress 10 return 20
England from New York and tell
Ing her:
You must not upset me by sill
ness. You know perfectly well
what I want from Tumty No 2
Love and kisses. Let me know
when You are coming back"
The lady sent one letter In
which she signed herself "Tumty
No. IL" Finally Heinrichs love
ceased. and he wrote TO Tumty
Ne 2:
My Dear Marian; This letter
viii probably be great disap
pointment to YOU. but | cannot ACT
differently After all the different
conversations we had at Carlsbad
about marriage YOU will remem
Der YOU told me that a life like
this would not satisfy you always
have come 10 the conclusion that
neither now. nor M any time, can
marry you. came TO the con.
eluslon that ! must give up the life
/ lead. may think OF margins
somebody aud leading a quiet life
Ny dear Marian. cannot marry
YOU. have tried TO explain the
reasons very often. Believe me
when | think Of you Il is always
very good. but the only thing |
cannot do Is SO marry you"
This letter most broke the
heart of Tumty No, 2. and she re-
piled,
The great world with all its
dlsappesntments, and my love is not
for me. All want In life Is q
marry and 20 live quietly, The
greatest pleasures ! have ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

Special Correspondence:
LONDON. Dec. "a - Whether
Heinrich Thysscn. son Of multi
millionaire German iron King. roal-
~ promised TO marry Miss Marian
Settle. a beautiful actress. daughter
Of the late Judge Settle. of Jackson.
vile. Fla. is question which n
London Jury has declared Itself not
wise enough 10 answer
Miss Settle. convinced that Helm.
rich intended to marry her. gave
herself entirely to him. and then.
when hts love grew cold. She
brought suit for 100000 for breach
II promise Heinrich declared that
he wanted Marian simply as his
mistress
Heinrich FIRST met Marian three
years ago while she was performing
in THE Country Girl at Days the.
alter. London lie fell In love with
her. and sent her a basket nf ilow.
era. With his card She acknuwl
edged them. and then he wrote for
an Interview with her, which she
granted According 10 Marian. he
proposed marriage. and she agreed
TO live with him a. his wife until
he could arrange matters with his
father. who might disinherit him
II he married an actress.
Heinrich told Marian his father
was an extraordinary man. In fact
he said his father had selected n
wife for him. aud that there had
been a dinner NJ which she and her
people we're present. but that he
had walked out. and this had an.
noyed his father and made him very
angry.
II was arranged between the
Young couple that they should not
mention names tn their letters.
Heinrich signing himself Tumty No.
/ and Marian Tumty No
The two travelled together about
Europe and won't 20 America, Ium.
~ No. introducing Tumty No. :
to his friends az his hancoe.
Anpctlonato letters passed be-
tween them when they were sena.
rated. Marian writing
MY Dearest Darling u. ID. p |
am worrying as TO how your cold IL.
nearest Tumty No 1. will YOU tell
your little Tumty No. 2 whether YOU
truly love her. or are tired OF me
and wish to get rid of me. Tell me
what our future f. 20 be Are we
really 10 stick together Do you
intend TO marry me2 You say You
cannot while your father lives DO
you intend Ia marry me afterwards,
or Is this only an oNcuse2 Dear
Tumty. love YOU so much DO not
make fool of me.
lie replied
ID. u. ID have Just got your
letter of 20 Jan. A very nice let.
ter. too. love 20 have letters
from Tumty No 2. Everything viii
come all right with love from
Tumty No. / to Tumty No. 2 -
In another letter Heinrich wrote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
DROVE DAUGHTERS
TO LIFE OF SHAME

ION waa sent back TO his post. where
he wlll receive 10 DAYS IN the guard
house for not returning NJ the -.
piration 81 his leave Of absence
Edward Harvey. Who vas found
with MARY laYman. the Younger Of
the tao sisters. saa arrested. but
inasmueh aa the two expressed a
desire to marry. Deputy Prescott
Ing Attorney Whitman ordered the
couple taken 10 Olympia 10 receive
the consent Of the Fiyis mother be
fore a marriage could Be performed
Deputy Sheriff Jack Meek left with
the couple for olympia this morn.
Ing II the girls mother refuses 20
allow the marriage. Harvey Nill b.
prosecuted on a state charge
No action has been made against
the father Of the girls. but n exi.
denee IL secured be viii probably
be arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

ACTRESS BURNED
FRlGHTFULlY

Edna f.nuRhiin. q member Of the
Hepburn Dramatic company. now
playing # juneau. Alaska. slipped
from the stage against a rcd hot
stove and Was frlghtfully burned
about the face. hands and breast.
her clothing being scorched from
her body she was taken Go the
hospital. where she suffered excru-
ciatinF palms. according TO paaseu b
gers on the Portland. Miss Tough
In r. Wan known among the the
atrieal profession iu Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
ANOTHER MERGER
is COMPLETED
fssrInn, TsI.nr.ph s,rvIn,. J

NEW YORK. Dec lit viii be
announced late today that Anal
gamated Copper secures control Of
the Greene consolidated mines IN
sonora. Mexico. which we're con.
troiled hY John y RYAN and Thorn.
40 Cole. OF the Butte Coalition com
psny This deal has placed the
production Of copper virtually IN
the hands Of the Rockefeller Rogers
Infareafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
HUGE STOCK ISSUE

NEW YORK. Dec Wall
street says the Chicago. Milwaukee
q st. Paul will Issue s75,000.000
worth of preferred stock 10 the
stockholders al par before January
l. The announcement caused sen
satioual trading In ST. Paul stock ON
the exchange The stock early
went 10 1as IL before reacting %
I94 "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
PAID ABE RUFF
ONE THOUSAND

SAN fItANclaCO, Pee. ~ The
grand jury resumed the graft In
FeAtiEattan this morning Camille
Mailhehea. one ~ the pfapTietufs Of
a French restaurant, testified that
ne Waa approached before the fire
by one BauplH VINO WAS ostenHihlf
a collector of graft money from the
Restaurants. lie was told that " ha
81 ented 20 keep bedrooms in connec-
ton with his place. be must pay
tfae each year for every room fur
peitee protection. Maiihcbea pro
tested ana went 10 Abraham Husf
y h. told him that n he paid him
tiseVe hn would sive him protection
fer two years Msilhsboa testified
that be had delivered the money D.
sold 20 Ruef personally in the lat
tsfa afflee. and had received pro
taetian fuf two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
ALASKAN TOWNS
WIN D S w EPT

Last Friday several Alaskan
towns experienced fair siasd bur
rtcane. aecurdinK 90 Word brought
south ~ the steamer Portland. At
Juneau the larEe Murray warehouse
zee isxsiaa 70 the ground. and many
houses we're unroofcd
At bousias miners ahanties we're
demolished and houses also un
rooted Al ketrhiksn The high wind
eaissd havoc along the waterfront
and 70 the houses on the eide hills
No casualties were reported. ~.
though several had narrow esca pes
from fiying boards torn from build
imEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
ANOTHER CLASH
WITH Pope

BERLIN. Dec 10 -- Political
prophets say q contest between the
kaiser and the pope. exceeding the
present French difficulties. viii fol
loa the dispute between the cm.
perof and the FeichatAg New elec
lions VII BE fought 90 the issue Of
the people against the autocrat. al
though united Catholicism. which
equals one fbifd OF the population
will LEAD the fight General dissaf
isfaetluu. Nhieh Il supposed 10 b.
cnfFent xfii be shown or proven
not n Be existent
Political leaders are surprised b.
the kaissf.a defiance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
CABINET DEALS
WITH TROUBLE

PARIS Dee - Tho cabinet 10
day discussed methods OF dealine
elth the church situation. The cab
met is undecided. but conservative
control il unlikely and the inforee.
ment Of the laN Sill likely BE- made
rough Hhod Some propose 70 allos
the clergy TO profit by the laN Of
la8t. which permits non political so
cIetiea 20 hold religious meetings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
ANOTHER HOTEL
FOR SEATTLE

Seattle wili very mseiy havs an
nshsf iMrae first eiaas hotel % a
- q iiHlneh who uwna several
hateis 81 chicago and ~ louis. be-
ntslea afhse middle wsat cities. ar
rived h Seattle several dass ego
sud has been negotiating fof "a site.
and & 49, announced today that a
deal WI be past through At Ne
gIiutuHt leaves Tor Son Franeisea
tomorrow uu hiH way 20 ChiraEs
ard VIA fsfurn 10 Seattle within 30
dafs sna puffh asr ground and let
4 CONTRACT fef the erection % a hotel
hulIdinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

providing the coal shortage IL not
relieved. according 10 word brought
south By the steamer Portland
Treadweli mines the Mexican. also
the Ready Bullion mines on Douglas
island. have closed down and over
I 500 men ate out Of employment
Nov comes word that every other
mine requiring coal must close down
for there IL no possible relief tn
sight. unless from the coal mines
Of nfItIah cnIumbln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
STARTLING wRlTrEs coHFEo
SION MADE IN POLICE COURT
TO-DAY BY TWO olRLs--AR.
REST May FOLLOW.

In written and signed statement
before Police Judge Gordon today
Mary and Ina LAsman. agod ie and
20 years. respectively. charged
their father. J iaymRn. 81 Olympia
with being the cause Of their down
fan aud casting them adrift TO lead
life Of shame.
The two girls we're arrested Mon
day in . lodging house AZ First av
and Bell 81. In company with I'd
ward Harvey and G Appelgreon
two soldiers from Fort Lawton Ina,
the older OF the two girls. vas
found guilty Of being a dlsOrdorly
person and fined $40. her compsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
WILL ENTER THE
PRIEST HOOD

Special ordination services VIII
be held Sunday morning AZ St
Marks Episcopal church. at which
Rev. q. Clement King. minister In
charge u All Saints Mission church
al University station and g. An
drew'a Mission church az Green
Lake. viii be advanced 20 the priest
hood. Rev. J. = y. Liwyd VIII pre-
sent the candidate ana the bishop
81 Olympia Will deliver the sermon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
BODY OF MAN FOUND M
LONELY RhviNE - KILLED,
THEN DRAGGED TO oUT.oF.
WAY PLACE.

The body Of a middle aged man
was found In Ballard this morning
IN a lonely spot between Fifth and
sixth avs. about 400 feet north
Of the Great Northern tracks. the
head crushed. with part Of the
brains knocked out. nose broken
aud face bruised considerably.
The body was found By j. A
Fleury. Of the Turgeon. Fleury mill.
and ] J Green. SO Baker st.. both
~ whom we're attracted By n large
pool Of blood In the by-path.
Coroner Mayfieid was notified
and the body taken 10 his morgne.
after which an investigation was
started by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
FLAGS FLYING
At HALF MAST

The flaEH on All the steamers on
Lake Washington osnei hy the An
defaun Steamboat company are TO.
daY flftas az hair mast out Of r..
speci "a the memory 90 " Col.
man. Who died yesterday
Mr Golmau ~as che builder Of
the Nbuthua aud Cyrguc. later put
chased hY Captain John Q. Andef
aon aud operated on the lake for
several Years past Captain Aader
aon and NJ CoIman. IA addition 70
their business relations. woro cl0ae
personal friends
He as the best friend ever
had. said Captain Anderson this
morning. and no one sill regret his
death more than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
Gibbons Makes Appeal.

BALTIMORE. Dec Cardinal
Gibbons. Ia an Interview. states
that the American people are Ia
Ignorance Of the facts concerning
the affairs 81 the church. and he
appeals Ia public sympathy on the
aenfs that chufchmrn, nuns and
various officials Wili b. practically
driven from shelter should the state
gain pbaaenalon Ia the struggle
uhich Is noN being waEcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
A Gorgeous Pageant o.
Horses in Ring En-
cirCled With
Beauty.

Last night finally decided the
fact that the horse show " 20 be an
unqualified success. and. NJ II pro
ceeds. the awakened interest Is
evidenced In an Increased attend.
Huee at the morning and afternoon
sessions. The attendance this
morning was double that Of yea
lefdaH
Black Chief and Hlndoo Prince.
driven as a team. took the asaocia-
ton cup 81 this mornings session
in the heavy harness class There
wefe no competitors,
Diamond and Dewey well
matched team of bay Rcldlngs. won
The blue ribbon IN class Is The
team belongs 60 " G. Brayford
John Forfeeter's George and Henry
took the red ribbon
Charles y. Manning's black
stallion BefaerkA vas awarded the
blue ribbon IN class -. the animal
qualifying and there being no com.
petlloFa
interesting Event
The most interesting event Of the
morning occurred ia the ladies'
driving team class " W Treats
brown team. Pat and Polly. driven
By Mrs Treat. and his Black Chief
aud Hindoo Prince. driven By Mrs
v Sutherland. we're the oompeti.
tors The affair WAS q walk away
for the blacks. making grand
sight aa they circicd about the rins
Mrs Sutherland handled the fiery
animals IN q manner that showed
her 10 be finished whip
Al last nights session the Hem.
rich Brewing company's team car.
RED Of the huuore ia the heavy
draft horse class. second went 10
tho Seattle Brewing a Mailing
company team. and third 10 the
Gtoie Rankin compauy's team
II W Treats entry took the blue
ribbon Ia the tandem class. J ).
Gfaham's tandem being second
]. y. Fnrreii's bay gclding. FAY.
cite. took the blue rihhon IN the
aaddle class. A s. Taylor'a chest.
nut seIdiuE lynn. second. and c =.
Whites mare. Josephine. third
Iaefe were 10 classy entries In this
event
inEomar. belonging 10 Mrs John.
sou. received well merlted blue
ribbon In the coaching stallion
class There were no other CT.
tries
Miss Whites Sehrchllght took
first in the ladies riding class.
Mrs " A Shannon's Hazel sec.
ond. and Mrs kolleher's Bob third
There we're many entries and much
interest Fine houfemanship Vas
shown by the lady riders
Prince Nuiwood. belonging 20 +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
DID TUMTY NO I PROMISE
TO MARRY TUMTYNO2

pRosLEn or AMERICAN ACT.
REss MISS MARIAN SETTLES
BREACH or PROMISE SUIT
AGAINST HEIR or MILLION.
blRE GERMAN wAss roo IN.
TRicArE FOR BRITISH JURY
TO SOLVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
COLMAN
WAY

on June g. i96s BE n survived BY
n widow. Agnes IL Coiman. and two
sons. Lawrence J and George y.
Several children 81 Lawrence j.
Coiman are also living The de-
ceased was the last member 81 his
own family. his only remaining
brothers. Peter and John. having
died during the past two years.
The colman family home is ono
- the old city land marks. and was
built IN 1854 In the old-faahioncd
style Three others similar lu archi-
lecture Vere erected the same year.
Those were the old STACY home. the
Yenler home aud the McNaught
residence.
One 81 the largest assets 81 the
estate IL the Colnan building on
First av.. with it, entire block %
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
MOODY PREPARED
fssrlen. r,l.arseh s.r.ie,.l

WASHINGTON. D G.. Dec H.
William n Moody Says be will
qualify Tor Justice 81 the supreme
court Monday when the cabinet
change Is 10 take place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

known in life are the motor trips
with you Was this breaking with
me I'm your mind all this summer
while We were together7 can
never believe In or take the slight.
est interest IN any man again.
What can ! dor I am not made
for tho huffetlng or hardshine OF
the stage | shall never be any
success there or be able to earn A
living The best could ever do
there Is 20 exc out n miserable ex.
istenee DO you think this is right
to throw me. helpless and broken
hearted. on the streets? Your pas.
sion. or whatever liking you had
for me. being satisfied. YOU have no
further use for mel Is that Il?
oh. my lovei-for may still
call you that, for you are still that
-aiasi alas for me-and viii al
WAYS be that 20 me. In spite Of your
efforts 10 crush my heart Oh. my
dearestl what has changed you2 Do
YOU really not care what becomes
Of me. or II we ever meet again, do
vou only wish 20 meet as mere
frlends9 | think Il would XIII me.
"Oh, my love. let me know II
someone has come between us. Let
me hear from you AS quickly as
possible This new grief has about
killed me- With all my love and
soul. MARIAN"
Subsequently Il developed that
Tumty No. had fallen in love with
4 German baroness and had mar
riod her This drove Marian to dis.
traction, and she resolved &c sue
ffeinrieh for brogssh 81 prpmiso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
SOC|E TY BASKS
IN BR|[[|ANCy

AiAHhs RANtHh lehhF - NJ
close second. aud W NJ Grants
WieGe third.
J. " Ridgsway's Jack o Dia.
monds took first In a field Of eight
In the jumping class. Ridgeway'a
Gen I.udinFton second. aud Josiah
Collins knight third
This afternoon and tonight will
be particularly Interesting al TO
events.
Yssterday's Prize Winners.
At the show yesterday afternoon
and evening the following horses
took prizes.
Dealers class. y. Foilton'E bay gel
ding Victor won the association cup
william Miilers troitinE stallion
Meteor won the Association cup. T.
= divers citizen Bird took the red
ribbon The prize for fillies IN this
Glars uas taken BY Charles =. Davis
Margaret
J. q. Parcels Shetland pony Nan
took the Frederick & Nelson cup IN
the harness class. There we're no
competitors.
With Clover. Nan also took the
Association cup for the best pair u
etlandA. over Charles y Man
ning's Psuiina and Berserke. which
took the red ribbon.
For ponies under ~ hands. other
than shetiands. d Hamm's Maudis
took the Association cup. Charles +.
Mannlngs Dandy the red ribbon. and
.. HammE Beli the yellow ribbon.
In the cavalry class Russell IT,
fieha chestnut geidiug y. A. Jr..
won the Association cup. r. III.
smiths Klondise. second. and e. +.
ctancy's bay gelding. Third.
The studebabsr Bros sterling Nil-
yer cup vas won by Mrs. a. n An
derson's chestnut mare. Queen, In
the ladies driving class ~ w.
Treats Hindoo Prince taking the red
rbben aud ConEidlnes Prank O.
third
Against a bis field the Majestic
supply comrany's George was given
fhe blue ribbon Ia the single deliv-
cry team class the Queen city
Laundry company's King. the red
ribbon. and Birdie. a big black mare.
belonging 70 tho Pantorium third.
Airs. George Sutherland drove
Treats Pat and Polly. which teok
the Charles Cowen cup IN the Is
hand harness class w J. Bestle's
team. driven by the owner. taking
second.
q. Hamms Bobby and Baby took
first and second. respectively. in the
pouy elass. is hands and not exceed
ing rs hands.
Treats BLACK Chief won the Pred
eriek 4 Nelson trophy tn the class
for horses exceeding 10 hands. with
Mrs Anderson's Shasta second. and
Treats Black Prince third.
IN the report OF yesterday morn
inE's Judging BY an error Duncan q
sons brown mare. Rosa G, took Sec
ond not third, as reported. The
awardinrs IN this class stood, Hazel
first Rosa &. second and Cuckoo
Bird third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
PIONEER
PASSES
clfo LAST NIGHT AFTER a
LINGERING CASE or SICK
kEss-LE4yEs a VALUABLE
ESTATE.

Afisr lingering between life ana
~ for many days. most Of the
" Hnconsei0uz uud unable 20 rec
.thifs the faces n dear ones around
~ lanes Murray Colman. one q
siiie's seaifhieaf ard most prom
- pione4f residents. died AZ 5 30
".ofs iast eFeaiHR
~ eolmaus death took place al
= home o. Fourth Az. sud Co
.e9ss 81 where he was surround
~ his near relatives. Here he
-pea a hght begun eight months
~ Nhsu he Haa first stricken with
naladY which demanded hia
u When fret laid low with tho
$50. which showed symptoms Of
-isiH. be recovered. although
~-Ag waller from that time on.
iso weeks aaa came the second
- from which be rallied for
~ h1aff 81 q time. Gradually he
- INTO q sfupof. Witch gained
,.esisle hold tse days ago. and In
80 he passed away.
ne exact o. fafs ~ the disease ~
~, moan. although IL D. believed
49, blood ciot formation on the
IAN FASTENED me end
leaves Valuabls estate.
go 'elman leaves an estate
t,r~a as 5000 600 10 faciliiate the
49, 81 which his heirs incorpo-
auofflg after f.fa sarrnd al
" = ne disease The iuoorp0rs
esApeiE Nefs FLEE D. tie office
ne., seefeiare ~ state after n
lse..sh fiae 10 az automobile from
70 Olympia.
esesased MS IS years Of sEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
HUNDREDS LOSE
THEIR JOBS

Hundreds Of mon employed In the
mines near Juneau and Douglas
Alaska. will be laid Off for months,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
FATHER OF JUDGE EMORY'S SLAYER
DELIVERS OPENING ADDRESS TO THE
TWELVE MEN WHO WILL TRY HIS BOY
TIC JURY

The JURY
osorgs orsh as married msshnst South shops.
?. 7 spots~eod, ~, married, Tacoma. esprsssnan
J. ~. nenston. a, married. Eatonxite. merchant
John NJ married. locomotive engineer
". s. Peacock. 81 married. Gig Harbsr miit~roht
John L ~ married, and
Harry Graham. ~. doorkseper thsatsr married
Waiter a. married Puyaup reservation farmer for
merry a teacher
william Watson. -. Tsoora married miller.
p. o Hoyt 90. Tacoma. married. contractor.
W A Porter. ~. ~ido~sr, PuyAup reservation, farmer
Charles Neas 81. mimsn, South Tacoma shops. married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

RADIO NJ brother. who Was two
aud one halt years ms senior. Was
afflicted Ia the same terrible man
net. and AS y years old Shen he
died without ever having learned 10
write OF "a read OF "a 40 any Of
the other normal intellectual fune
tons one would have expected ~
one who NaA such a splendid type
~ humanity nhYieally ha he
Auogher brother. Morris Thomp
sou b. name. Who IL SHOWN through
the entire euuutr3 rs an authority
~ note and Who Was one " the
uubirsf types of men ! ever kno~
and whe tuilea incennaniiY az litorn
TURF. was aiso mad fof tao years.
although Ia IN. end be finally over
came his terrible Inheritance.
ttis NJ. ard HirrssH
Even M uifs ard t--and here
The hsarsss - the old attorney
sasped At the thought that iu his
abasameut. TIE father was nboui TO
bftnx even himself a. ~ unHuund
mind waTe beth always hlEh
strung and - very nervous aud
emotional temperament Thank
God we wsfe never afnicted win
the taiut tbaf Nan the curse ~ our
ancestry. but - Say. ws usFs both
always highly emotional IN cur
temperament
Chester Naa bern uhsn financial
disaster had ofeftakrn me Mr
sifs as very much unsiruug st the
iinis. although tie boz ai hia birth
seemed IN every way strong anf
heaithy. aad save pFoasiss 70 bFiEht
mentality
Traced Boy's Growth.
rram here an Attorney Thorup-
san. in a fuannsr whith wiu newer
30 farKattan. traced his boy .
styanae Rrowth fFem infansy up 90
the tims ahsn hr brought shame
upan bls fathers family by hia ter
fibis crime Il weaid be hard 20
describe TIE story a. Attorney
Thompson told Il. % hos he ln the
effort 20 remove the rrcuiiaritifa
hat soon efoppsd out 81 she boys
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