The evening world., 1912-10-29
VERBAL PULMOTOR
IDF HUBBY FAILS TO
revive W|FE'SLOvE
She Drops Little Word "lf"
+ 6to,Machinery and 1t Clogs
the Wheels.
, CUPlDGOT ROUGHDEAL
Thought He Had Done Good
T.. Job on Dowlings-And
Just Look Now!
CUPlDGOT ROUGH DEAL


'6oe1h his two rugged arms to his pretty
Wits, Matte e. Downing. on the Witness
staad IN Justice Giegerichs part Of the
supreme Court. yesterday. and as0esd
haP 70 return o him and ''cut out" her
sa0arakSon suit. to-day showed his wife
how easy It Il to utter the little word
'Ha" something Mr.. Downing could
M DO yesterday. when that one littls
sy1eble wosAd have ended her suit.
Downing. who 10 an expert hosiery
merchant, and of Herculean mould
toid <he Court mis- wtfe was too ex-
tsavagant. that 80 to SIS each two
wsSks aid not suit her and thar the
o. q Richmond. Va. kept her travel
Ag back and forth most Of he year.
'1e0des, he said. she told him she was
0Dsd OF him and told him to beat It,"
"DsspAte all chs. Mr.. Bowling, do
~ tovs your wife?' asked his counsel.
Yea" ne answered firmly.
WIN you take her back, II she walks
ou1 of ire court with youH"
Tea"
WIN you, cherash and protect herr
S"Yes.'
EoU0HT ALL THEIR -FOUR
s.ss MONTHS TOGETHER.
no rf,s and buts' there" observed
noweing's lawyer. ''shs couldn't utter
- unQuaAded "ya'' yeStsrdAy. My
Ths D0wlinss came into court with Q
most aggvavated cass Of "9hs.won't.
sAsy-homs-nashts'' end ''TIe-won't give
ne-any-uasnsy." MIRA Downing y
sta&uesQus and handsome. Dowlins II
her second husband when she an.
swrsd ''yes" un4sr The Virginia moon.
shS was . Mrs. Col" Francis. With
pm 1n prospsot che sued tie Colonel
6os abandonmspt, the sams chArgs shs
now bssngs against PM. and got . d.
vefes. Thsn abe married Phil, much
- PkHs nothsrs end family's ssgrst.
0aDes ehSlr marriage the youus folks
haws osan to0st1sr Or rather havs teen
n Ne cane city. only tour months Of
sA6h year. Dowiing's business keeping
hin N the South most Of ths time.
Y0 fAsees been . constant tug OF war.
Me- Downing wa0 testifying to Phlls
many emissions and commissions ana
wAs expaaanAng trips TO Ocean Visw ana
Richmond. Va. which she made without
her husband's consent. he SAY, when
ths little word 'yss'' suddenly popped
up In the casa
Ire THE WAY OF THE OLD FASH.
tE TONED LAWYER.
N pSaan woCdR. Mrs. Dowlans. you're
a. orsd Of thAs husband - you were Of
the other ous. aren't your" Queried the
on taehlo0ed lawyer for her husband.
16fa DowetnEs sparkling face turned
csomsoo and she stared In perplexity at
IL ouesttoner. She had been radiant on
tn w1tosns stand I'D to this 1uncturo.
e1chanGdnS amiles with a fai:hionabls
yotzng woman sitting In front and
gaanoD Of Nov whl you be goodf" to-
ward ths husband, who watched her In
tNp1ly 1t h1s lawyers side.
<oA, how cen you be 80 mean, boo.
re- boo" and Mrs. Bowling permitted
hseUeaf to weep. momentarily.
'sDo you love him. win you cook and
wash for ,,Aua. WIN you 80 back to ham
TO live with HIM ~ . good wife end"
''Wadt. wait" suggested tho Court;
''one question at . time"
"Yes. 1 love him; he knows love HIM.
wtu cook0
IVAN you 20 back to b his wtfs!"
demanded the lawyer.
u have soane bills to pay and II"
fAikered tho witness.
mo " and butts go here. madam"
interrupted the lawyer. TITS now or
never, bore or no place. yes or no-will
YOU 70 back to live with your husband
Answer!
IA was time to turn loose the mood
gat>s and Mrs. Downing wept without
rsetraaut She sulped down the httls
word several times. She stepped from
ths witness stand. held q short consul
tasaon with her lawyer. wiped away
her tears and resumed the witness
stand.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER 10
DEMANDED.
"Wellp' demanded the old-tine law
yer.
"if Mr.. Bowling will provide for me
and see that his firm send me my money
regularly, l WILL" assented the WIFE,
What! shrieked the lawyer
don'. unde-sta and these conditions, This
h,,.hanc offers now to take this woman
= horne tonight and treat her as wite'
That's oil. Do you accept
A. Mrs. Bowling sat thinking, Justice
CiAseIi itch, always quick to aid recon-
citations. studied the witness closely
s,d dlscreetly withheld his advice. lie
had In mind that during the four months
Of the year the young folks fought
II love him and will 80 home to hin
f. -
mo Ifs go here" broke in the coun-
al Your husbands offer Is uncon-
di4onal; yours should be, II you meant
n. Once more Is our offer acceptedF
the lawyer demanded .,
mo" answers Mrs Dowl!ns's counsel
Mrs Bowling gazed through her Tears
Ac-,.rd her husband, whose face was
friendly. His eyes seemed to heckon her
baok. She turned from him and fled
from the witness stand TO rest her head
ON the shoulder OF the young woman
a-Danion The word yes" was no