Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-09

gross said should be punished by death.
HAD this man forgotten that when our
Lord SCI down child among his disc-
pies he said: whatsoever recciv,th such
i little child in my name, hc :iall dwell
with me forever. but vino shall offend q
little one such as this, it wcra Ia tier that
Il mill stone were ticl about his neck and
he were cast and drowned i'll the depths
If tie sea
oh. Stanford White. who cntraDped
Il child. who had no father, who had
been deserted by her mother and was
left alone in IL city of millions, had You
Imagined that God would not hear that
cry?
HAD you forgotten that rctri6uticn
would BE- at hand Better had i hnel
for YOU that you died before that dar,
for then YOU might have died in the
aplcndor oI your dream: when your de
parture would have been deplored by
your family: Before your name was L
by-Word, and before your genius had
been an &GgravatiDn Of your crime"
Mr. Dcln&s Wenc into Il long discus
sion as t. whether or moi it was true
Evelyn Thaw Ncsht had told her story
to ThaW in Paris in 1908. That. he do
clared, was the main question of the
trial Mr.. Dclmas said Mr.. Jerome
would denouncc Evelyn's story as false
The first inquiry, said Fir. Dclma.i,
should be into the veracity Of Evelyn
NCSbt.
Mr.. Dclmas went back to his nara
tive to picture III graphic phases the
manner i'll which Evelyn Nesbit Lad
been betrayed by Stanford White, ana
how She dragged herself 20 her apart
mcnts after her terrible experience i'll
the - street studio
Mr.. Dcllnas continued to SHOW how
White had poisoned the mind OF the
girl by telling her that she had COM
mittcd no wrong.
Tic told her that if she would rrfra n
from telling her mother, o. any enc
clSn, all would lie we'll. Told her that
all women were wicked, that some sue
cccded in concealing their vices, some
were found out.
and so he lurcd her again and again
piled her with wine in the same den of
iniQuity or others he kept ana thea.
relations continued for q period Of s"t-
,ral mont his
If she rcvcr told Harry ThaW these
things then when She appeared on the
witness stand. yhr was an uutrutEf.ll
witness. Again. if she did tell this
story to Harry Thuw, was it ;r;i"?
You have seen Evelyn Nc$bit T:2Av-
on the stand. You have for days watch
ed her manner "f tCstifying. From
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YOU can toll whether or not this chill,
for child she il today, is /, cunning act
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