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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-01-14
Motorcycle Bearing Miss Irma Wodehouse Strikes
Auto and Riders Miss Death BY Fraction
4---Escort Escapes With Bruises.

stationed on the morning watch. The
news of the accident came as a shock
to him and he was released from duty
at once, and hurried to the hospital to
see the injured girl. There the doctor
met him and told him what he had
learned. They then went to the scene
of the accident to examine the marks,
Motorcycle Officer w. r. Chiffon ac-
companying them. 1t had rained, how
e""~. and the tracks had been obliter-
ated' aEs
Parish Tells Story.
/ was coming up McCully street on
the right side and turned into Beretania
avenue going westward" said young
Parish in his interview with the police
yesterday, "when all of sudden l no.
ticed an auto approaching me at fast
rate of speed. He turned to the right,
but he caught the back end of my
, was carrying Miss Wodehouse, break
ing the tandem and throwing us to the
motorcycle, hitting the tandem which
ground. / only had my hand cut, but
Miss Wodehouse seemed to be severely
injured.
''Schaefer turned and took Miss
/ Wodehouse and myself to Doctor Sin.
clair's residence and then to the
, Queen s, Hospital. I was going at six
or eight miles an hour when hit
"My wheel was little hard TO man.
! age on account of the weight behind me
or would have pulled up little faster
and perhaps avoided the accident. had
no horn to sound.o
81 was coming eastbound on Bere-
tania avenue and going between eigh-
teen and twenty miles an hour" was
Schaefer IS statement, "when all of a
sudden / noticed motorcycle coming
around the corner of McCully street.
He was. cutting the corner on his wrong
side and was still turning when I
struck him. / did not see him until
/ was right on him for the hedge there
makes blind corner. I turned hard
to the right although 1 was on the
right side when / first noticed him. /
had six feet to spare and | used it. y
The accident brought gloom into
three families yesterday, Parish s
father feeling the accident as badly
as if his son had been the principal
victim. Young Parish is extremely
popular in a large circle of friends
many of whom have often accompanied
him on short trips on his motorcycle.
He is an electrician, preparing for a
college course.
Miss Wodehouse, through her social
standing and her selection last year
, to represent this island in the Princess
section of the parade, is universally
; known and liked by greater part OF
; Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-01-14
CHINA FACES ITS aREATEsT CRISIS

With the fret national elections scheduled for month
republic China reaches le important
hinges whether she world
ordcr5 intelligent W eeeoa that IL has stable government
worthy recognition Should this be- le rho United
viii te welcome Chine into be growing family Of eubs and
the other foeus wih memory Of he policy Of ihe opp io mus
follow
Should q b howp if Other bend hW h tbues da pmon9
thfusrf 40 tHfl fsn la hf Hanialn strong Hi'a
diem ldnH NJ iit differences pf u lo
inosledge p fhf sfuHpn ua rluhf 81 tpa n de Nol
lffosdian l dsab Hi m pHi alI NiHl HfialasIp
ihr lanipn ~ greet fpVnIb tmeng lf lpNflf
1HIaHsf HepflHwt fnpssf 90 lf 'pfpa matHp Iif
nal 8Hr l elepf NJ lIaa sHa M fHAh ~ lt alHua 90
stoapu.an lplHn e 80 f nlH feaft hHhF t fNafr
~ haalYf hfl HfHah lrI m df ialion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-01-14
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.

President
brief Phyllis Wistend Lander (To
BE the Presidents he down at
with blonde locks looking eagerly at him Beside her woman
evidently her mother.
from his chair, ''shake hands So
to be kssedby President of the United States
ayes, sir she lisped
raised her high his kissed
the check hopeyo remember that
through the White House
with she would leave
had been kissed by the President
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-01-14
RnBT MHDI0IRH MADE

FiHa Ia uu luitf Hfli.Inp Waif ~
faias iAHH lhtHNff.Rlu't f0HFh ham
fdb q aIis nn nRiNIe rHH, nl.Rtf
600 MpFf nNfHf ihH HtffrluNs. HIaa a.
If.iafatl0Ei ani fefiafn ihf rftlfm n
hfslihF nHnilnaH fnr 600 hf hen
fan hmih q te ifd tfflii ~ Ha
HHli halfli mHtHt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-01-14


Monaghan princes, then japan
question ACKNOWLEDGMENT china para
Of The Power
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-01-14
GUNB0AT" SMITH WINS
FROM MORAN FASH Y

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2S-
Hnnboat Smith was awarded the Secis.
ION over Frank Moran at Dreamland
rink last evening after an unjnterest.
ing battle that went the fun twenty
rounds. The boxers made n moor
showing and Moran weak ATTEMPTS
TO hit his opponent were almost anus.
ing.
Referee Griffin had no trouble in
picking the winner. At no time ala
Moran have a chance and the Gunboat
easily outpointed him.
touchdown in the early part OF
he fight when Smith hoored his Pitts
burgh rival was the only feature OF
the bout, which proved tircsoms az
fair 10 the crowd that gathered ex
peeting 20 see some furious milling.
The evening world., 1913-09-08
MISS LoRRAInE'S HUSBAND
SURREMOERS, GOES TO CELL
Gresheimer, Sought Since June for
Larceny of ActresSWife's Ring,
Surprises Distnct-Attoney.

Frederick NJ. Gresheimer. husband Of
Lillian Lorraine. surrendered in District
Attorney whitman's office to-day and
was sem to tho Tornbs. to remain until
his trial on the charge OF having stolen
q 5000 diamond ring from his wife
Detective Rsyens led 9resheimer before
Judge MulQueen In General Sessions.
who surprised tho young man by holding
him without bail. Gresheimer made no
comment. He WAS not represented by
counsel.
The search for Gresheimer had Gons
on since last Juno when he waS indicted
on his wifs's charge. He and the show
girl wero married April 10 last and IN
Juno Miss Lorraine told District-At-
torney whitman that on June 70. Ores
heimer had forced n tl.ree-stone diamond
ring from her finger in her apartments
ut the Sherman Square Hotel and foir
days later had pawned II for ESQ. He
sent her the pawnticket from Atlantic
city. she said.
After q weeks reflection by tho &C
trcss, the charge was presented to the
Grand Jury and an indictment was
found.
Gr.she.mer was reported In CANADA.
In Detroit and In Boston. and he Is SAD
TO have returned from England only "A
few days ago.
The evening world., 1913-09-08
JUST BACK FROM DERRY,
GIVES SIS TO O'BRIEM
But Latter b Held In jersey
City as . Dlsorderly

An elderly. vsii-dreassd and eloquent
man. giving the name Of John OBrisa.
Of Beaver FAils. Pa. WAs held - Q ~.
orderly psrson In the Criminal Court IN
Jsrssy City to-day on complaint q
special ohiesr LAvarstt. Of the jersey
Central Railroad. and wilMam J. Ne
Kssvsr. . raoh and prosuinsat oitissn Of
Pittsburgh. O'Brisn was arrested last
night II the Jersey Central terminal ct
Communipaw after AoKssvsr had
handed him ~
Ackeevsr. who was Just returned from
. visit 10 ireland and has labels Of Irish
hotels pasted all ovor his hand basgaSe
was In the Communipaw terminal wait
him and asked him about the Old Sod.
McKesver happened 10 mention that hs
had been In Derry. whsreupon O'Brisn
mentioned tho names Of several par
sons McKeever had met
from Ireland to his home at ssavsl
cess baggage on his trunks amounting
70 ittis lees than eB. His money was
all locked up In tho trunks. he said. He
showed = bond OF 81. oO0 Of the Southern
Minnesota Railroad and NoKssvsr
handed him eiS. Then Lavarstt ana Pc.
licsman D0ty stepped up and arrested
O. Brisn.
On his way to the police station
OBrisn threw away the bond and then
said he had never owned Il. lie had
mileage books In his pockets emitting
him to 1000 miles Of transportation on
various railroads.
The evening world., 1913-09-08
MOTHER! THE CHILD
IS C0ST|VE, BILIOUS
II tongue is coated, breath
bad, stomach sour, don't
hcItAtei

Give "Calhoruia Syrup q Nss'' q
oscs-a tesspooniul today sitsn ssvss
Q sick child tomorrow.
II your little one u ut-oi-sorts. hail.
sick. isn't resting. eating and acting
natuPally-look. Mothesi ses IL tongue
10 coated. This 10 . sure sign that IT.
little stomach. liver and bowels ere
elosgsd with waste. When cross, isri.
table. isvssish. stomsch sour. breath bad
or has stomsch-ache, diarrhoea. sor~
throat. full Of cold. give . teaspoonfu.
Of "CaliiorniA Syrup Of Figs." and in
few hours ell the constipated poison,
undisssted food and sour bile gentl,
moves out Of il little bowels withou,
gripins. end you have . we'll. playful
child again.
Mothsrs can rest easy after giving
this hasmlsss fruit laxative." because
Il never iails 10 cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweeten tho
stomash and they dearly love its plessan.
taste. Full dirsctioas for babies. children
Of oil ssee and for grown-ups printed on
ssch bottle.
Beware q eeuatssisit fig syrups. Ash
your druggist for . S0-cent bottle o.
"Csliiornis Syrup q Pigs:" then ses
that Il y made By ths California Fig
Syrup Company" Don't be fooled!
The evening world., 1913-09-08
$43,799,5O0 TAX
would NOT Be
ROBB|NG aston"
Senator Morris Explains M
Proposition to Make Levy
On Big lnhehtances.

wAslf1RsUroaS. 0sVG 2-0seeS9 No.
~ Progressive RsDsbiisaA. ts-1Ay -
ths Senate called " ~ "a a0so10sae
- tie tAseR IN prs0ssA0 . - % ~
A94ts.ssA sraAuassA fsso ~ go
- OAsee ~ - y ~ ssat - bsgUss0
sDsss1tAs OAoeo.ooa He ~ u ~ q.
sasnsl - brsah up immsass fsrssssA
0snaAsr Olapp. Progressive RsDuoiieaA.
said hs would Suppurt the amsndmsat
although he bs,isvsd xhs time haA seos
when the 0ovrnmsnt should 70 fur
thsr and not ALLOW people Of treat
wealth IKE the Aseoss 10 take what
dos not belong - them from the
psoDiA"
cent Astor to Illustrate ne sftsot a
his amendment The younger Aston.
he sasd. d,d nothing to aooumuaats the
fortune Of Sso.ooaooo he received from
his father.
Under tAs prupnssd amsndmsnt"
aaeo Senator Norris. the tax vtnosnt
Astor would pay to tho Government
would b e>a,70.6co He would than
have moro than 0a.ooo.ooo tiposd Into
his lap. . fortune made ~ millions a
people Of the United States, . fsreun<
for the accumulation q which he an
not sweat . drop. . fortune Aosuma.
lated without IN effort a his hAnA a
braAn. 6uuh . TAI would not b roe-
hing M. AStor."
The evening world., 1913-09-08
CYCLIST GUS LAWSON
KILLED DURING RACE

COLOGNE. Germany. Sept sc "
Lawson. the American cyclist. and
scheuermann. a German rider. are dead.
and Meinhold. the German racers pace
maker. 10 dying as tho result Of an &C.
cident to-day In the hundred kilorneter
motor paced bicycle championship race
here.
While Lawson was pacing Guignard.
Frenchman. u iire OF the motorcycle
burst and tho racers were hurled to
the bottom OF the track. Lawson's
skull and both arms were fractured
and no was injured internally.
Lawson came here firm Los Angeles
and was considered In cycling circles
to have been the best pacemaksr In the
world. He was a brother OF the noted
cyclist. liver Lawosn. OF Salt Lake city.
The evening world., 1913-09-08
HATTIE
skies" CUB|ST ART
RIGHT OFF THE BAT
Bangs Canvas to Bits Across
Park Pilings at First Glimpse
of Portrait.

Hattie, tho big elephant n Contra,
Park. has set her stamp OF disapprovai
on the cubist art. A long haired ALLEGED
artist wandered into the Arsenal yes
terday. where Head Keeper BIZ Snyder
was cutting meat for tho lions. and tolo
him that he wanted to paint something
big In the park. BIZ led him out TO tho
lions.
Poof!" he said
"woof'" said Bill. What's the mat.
ter with your"
DO you think want to paint those
cuhs' want something sublime"
lymph" grunted the head keeper,
and led Hattie ont to her inciosura The
artist. with a CLEAN Of satisfaction, set
up his easel outside the rails.
rs that sublime enough for your
asked Bill.
The artist said that nothing was too
sublime for @tb.st art and began to mir
his drabs.
Bin left and crowd gathered TO
watch the artist at work.
Say. Mister. wot's that up In the
corner" plped a youngster.
Ths artist dreamed on.
"Dats de elephants ear. Jimmy" re-
turned another k!ddy.
quit yer klddin'," said Jimmy. "He's
gottsr make dc house nrst,"
"Oh. look at do pile o. stats"
''Dsms not Stats OATS de s.airs for
! do elephont to como down when ne
wants a drink"
When Snyder returned. he had 70 force
mis- way through tho crowd. He gaxed
on a lot Of isoceles triangles, PARALLEL
grams and hen tracks
| Say, where's the 0lephant'" he cried
| The cub.st snstchsd his efforts from
| the easoi. and placed II behind his bAtk X.
which was to the railing.
you mustn't look At that" he sa!d
Indignantly.
One of tho ends OF the canvas stucl,
through tho railing. In . nash Mis-,
Hattie had her picture In her trunk
The crowd set up yell,
''Givs me that" howled the artist u
Hattie.
The elephant stuck her trunk up In
the air To survey hsr picture. Their
she slammed the canvas on . stee
picket and ripped II In two The arts'
shook his fist At the animal. which
/ quietly battsd her eye. What the artis
was saying could not be heard above
| the roar Of the crowd.
That's the most sublime thing
ever saw In the park" Snyder gaspet
when ne had recovered the use OF his
lungs
The artist gathered up his belongings
small boy sWised him to try IN,
monkey house aid another the girlne
He went away With his long hair q W.
Ing muttsE4ng something AlaDut u ~
anoo "a ~ eonalNo -
The evening world., 1913-09-08
GAvNoR REFUSED LICENSES
LAST YEAR At MARDi oRAs.

"Let those who cannot swdll liquor
enough by o'clock remain away from
the Mardl Gras. We do not want any
All night carouslngs ut Coney Island.
Ny experience is that proprietor down
there had better cater 10 good. decent
peupc who do not want to stay UP all
night"
Tn. Vandevcer Hotel. opposite tho
City Park and Municipal Baths, Will
continue to sell liquor all night under
tts annual all night permit This Is
the only cafe on the island which has
IN all night license.
Acting Mayor Kline was asked how
~ came to grant so many licenses. In
view OF the hxed statement Of Mayor
0aynor. Mr.. Kline said.
''In granting these licenses I was as
0rsd that Mayor Gaynor himself had
stated bsfors he went away that licenses
would b granted to those who had ap-
plisd. Furthermore. informed Mr..
Frederick Lundy. who came to me In be-
AAlf Of the applicants. that the police
would watch these places closely. and
ne licenses would DO rev oked II law and
>ssdsr did not prevail. I have transmit
~ to the Police Commissioner . list Of
eAs places to which licenses have been
granted and In addition have instructed
hln this morning to compel tho Cone-
kalAnd resorts 70 live up to the strict
esetr Of the law this week"
The evening world., 1913-09-08
GIRLS TESTIMONY HOLDS
ALLEGED PICKpoCkE1
ohsst Okn6son eaVs TaiIor From
Len - Mensy md Pawn
1ctetl

S1N - 80 alsssd ~ Arst half
- - - tUUO ouAssl ss-lay % that
~ Ssu14 essaS a0Anse Lewis Points,
oDsessA - - - Wese - Hundrsd
- Oo1osaDA O0sse ~ ~ asraisned
bseeso 1n010u1D 0U1sl g tAs Harlem
0oDee eo0e ~ 0sg1An9 = sAarrs Of
eses0es1 00n1 oasuRy.
oesms Ouo1DWuA eWs,1A 81 Bertha
Cedasw 1sosessA - Ne = East
esanssV.en0 0osse M cssiiia Aiser.
ewssvA - ~ - laaAhsa avenue. ali
- - H111s 0sAoa ~ q q Ninety.
sixtA 0esost 81 L0nOon avenue. They
~Ws Standing SsA1nA Ne4hAa Cohen. a
tailor. wAs uvss - ~ ~ 1NsH avenue.
o oss 0WArsl 80 0lShtA street and
Aeeansa svunas lass aiOAa in Q crowd
AA~n1 th9s Saaaswln0 - assiAsas
00sAA sov . ~ - ~ AaaA into
Csesa's taak 6~usao DDehsl ~ ~
shs vese& va Instantly sr11psA the
hand.
Psatssmaa NsAaa q shs Dass o. ..
drsd 80 Fourth sesvss seatisa ~
called 70 Arrest PonieA wAo w.
stru00oln0 - IRE himself and prOenstAng
he innoosn1A
The psokstbook W. NDss~spsA "
oeasss = ne ground n oeasAansd =
and pawn Tickets foe O1oa
Al ehsss d the siris toiA 49, ssss7
IN the court this morning AsA Rsn1Qa
Wa hsSd In 1900 bail to await ~ -.
tSon Of re 0eanA Jury.
The evening world., 1913-09-08

and perhaps OF as many men; but 1t
Il a situation which carries with It
the threat Of ultimate tragedy. for In
the end Love wreaks . terrible VEN
geance on those who attempt to cheat
him with trick scales and short
weights. II married my husband be-
cause he loved me and wanted me
for his wife," married woman ex-
plains to-day in giving the reasons OF
her matrimonial choice. n was not
at all in love with him. but thought.
foolishly, that love would come after
marriage. II some times In the
lonely evenings after the last noisy
romper has gone to rest" she adds.
81 sit and dream OF one who Is dark,
brave and handsome. with whom life
would be one grand dream Of Area
The evening world., 1913-09-08
Makes Hairy Crowths
Vanish From the Skin
tAM 10 Bsauty1

II Is now such An easy matter 70
Danish hair not wanted that NO womas
need longer tolerate superilusus
srowths on chin. lip. or cheek. A
thick paste made with . little pow
dered delatone and water and spread
on tho hairy surface 3 minutes. then
rubbed off. takes the hairs with II.
and sitter it is washed to remove tho
remaining delatone il will be free
from spot or blemish. To avoid dis.
appointment, get the dslatone in an
original package.--Advt.
The evening world., 1913-09-08
wife Of 4 SURGEON
At WAR WITH LIQUOR MAN
Mrs. Barth Complains That Speer
Sold Whbkey to Husband
! After Warning Notice.

Because Of his defiance Of . written
Srdar served upon him by wife. forbid
Ang him to sell liquor TO her husband.
MAJ spser. . saloon keeper was sum-
noned to Gates Avenue police court in
Brooklyn to-day to answer to . charge
OF violation OF the liquor tax law. Speer.
whose place Of business = at No. s8
Knickerbocker Avenue. asked Aagts-
trsts Walsh for an adjournment and the
hearing went over to Sept. Is.
The complainant Is Mrs. CATHERINE
Barth. wife OF Otto Barth. . retired sur
,geon In the United States Navy. who
draws a pension OF 81, 800 a year. Mrs.
Barth, fndng her income seriously d.
minished by her husbands drinking
habits. employed a private detective to
sha dow him for several days previous to
July 10. The detective reported that
Barth visited Speer's saloon three times
day and took five or six drinks At each
visit. Mrs. Barth then commissioned
usual form Of notice provided for by tho
LIQUOR tax law.
Geiger served tho notice IN the pres
ence OF a witness on tho niGht OF July
e.. Barth was in the saloon at the
time. speer. according to Geiser. laugh
insiy tossed the notice TO Barb and set
up the drinks to tho house including
Barth.
"If my wife did anything like that
esid Speer, according to Geiger. I'D
Iock her In the cellar and turn the hose
a. -, ,,rtti aha tumnAd out the win.
The evening world., 1913-09-08
pH0SpHORESCENT SKIRT
0UTSHINES THEM ALL
Carlisle Girl Causes 4 Sensation in
Street With New Gar
ment.

CARLISLE. Pa. Sept. s.-Persons VINO
happened to be in Main street OF this
city last night were sstonished to see
a Young woman glide past In costume
which appeared to be radiant. SO un-
usual was the spectacle that some
thought they had seen spirit.
II was no such thing. 1t was Miss
Daisy Beresford, 4 ver:' harming ana
very much alive young person. wearing
the latest thing In extreme styies-the
phosphorescent" skirt.
Tho "phosphorsscent" skirt literally
outshines them all, 1t 10 much like tho
"x-rsy" and silhouette" varieties. but
IN addition II CLOVIS like phosphorus,
Al any rate. that Is tho testimony Of
those who saw MISS Beresford pass last
evening,
The evening world., 1913-09-08
WHY CAN'T GET INTO THE
MATRIMONIAL GAME.

Dear Madam: Perhaps you VIII ne
Interested In hearing why man
does not marry ms well rs why he
did.
| have Just returned from a va
cation at Asbury Park and Lake
Hopatcong. will candidly acknowl-
edge my sole purpose was to meet
some young lady Who may see nj
to accept me a. her future hus-
band. Now. who am II Well. !
Sn . plain. blunt fellow who Alb
solutely refuses to put on any airs
or bluffs. though I hold a very re-
sponsibie and dignined position In
one Of the foremost speciality houses.
/ am thirty-two years OF age.
weigh lD pounds, height Ave feet
eight inches. AS far as appearances
are concerned guess l can easily
pass In . crowd; am very fond OF
rowing. swimming. bowling and
dancing; love to Join parties for
amusement. occasionally refresh
ments, ETC.. and am Of . quiet dis
position; Now l should Judge you
would consider me q pretty fair.
decent fellow. But let ne tell you
my experience. ] found myself TO
be q back number. q dead one. My
opportunities would have been golden
at Asbury II owned an auto or
at Lake Hopatcong II owned .
launch. A fellow stands no chance
unless ne acts crazy. 10 willing 10
trot his legs on or drink his head
off. OF course. there are exceptions.
Now, assure you there are hun
dreds Of young men to-day more
than anxious to take upon them-
selves tho honor Of married life. but
cannot meet their equal and this
they are entitled to. VIM. {.
The evening world., 1913-09-08
AUTOMOBILE VICTIM DIES.
Statement Accuses
ChaaRea, Of Heastlessness.

tbpecfel 70 Ths Evening World
RID hank. ". j.. sept. R-Charles
Smith. . farmer. OF Middletown town
ship. died last night At us Long Branch
Hospital from injuries sustained by an
automobile tho night before. lie was
left unconscious IN the road RegainlnG
CONSEQUENCES yesterday At the hospital,
Smith told the doctors that while on
Middietown turnpike an automobile hit
him and did not stop.
lie ssid tho driver did not blow his
horn and he couldn't get the car number
After telling the story Smith fell into
unconsciousness and died of . fractured
skull and Internal injuries.
The evening world., 1913-09-08
NURSE SAYS WIFE
Of MALE AOM|RER
BLACKMA|lED HER
Has Woman Arrested on
Charge Of Extortlon-
Thought Man Single.


III y case OF enso'uts e's1sm~h I
had no idea that Mr.. watsoa wAs Q
.su ,.. ana. ~.s
NM ~ A> :"
hsP apartment - Ne. - Wess Nnsey.
suurtA ~epseet ee-A>1. w 40 ~NSat
..l.
ASanN 1rA Aoos Weoe0 0AV-swo
ysafu ~ VINO i've u . nat - ths
third Door sf No ~ Wsst one Hun
dred and Thirty-foureh strsst Mrs.
Watson was released % eoe ban In the
wast side Police Court ysstsrday for
examination next WEDNESDAY,. AZ her
homo II was said that the defendant
"a. as,irious ever s,oo> she got cut Of .
call. and was In no condition 10 TAN.
A mar vho sxp,ain>d that he was q
friend Of the family answered the Asor.
which he kept chained, and asserted
,ha4 Mrs. watson was innocent. ard
that she would prove her innocsnos
whom the case came up In court bhs
Van Lew wrote TO watson. sa'd the
man. who refused TO savs MS name
and she Will produce thsss love ls"en
before the Magistrate
Aiss Van 4'sw. VINO i've w'th Two
OF her sistsrs. 70 ABOUT thirty-nvs yeArs
old. In her complaint shs chAneeo tns'
Mrs. watson tried 70 sxtoT 49," "ou'
her on . threat TO exposs ths unme.
ried vomans aneseo reA"ohs van
watson VINO y now IN hospital Sns
CONTENDS that shs gave various sums'
ranging from 80 to N.c"' to the woman
simply out OF the goodness OF ner heAlt
She explained that when ths demand.
became too frequent ana too eHoro'tan'
she baked. And hnally called In the po'
llcA who arrAstsd the vile In Mo va
Liew's apartments.
Misc Van Lew. VINO e"eoas''
nurse. apparently mas p'snSy o. money
Her lawyer. Lofds Booth. o. NO. "
Broadway. made statement fos ME-
Van LEV.
MET MARRIED MAN ON orRge1
NEAR HER NOME.
INV client met Watson for the f,rs
Tina on Aug. II In the street In from
=, h., ,..a.nc." .s,a IN. voma,
a.. .,,
A"S"' ~ es"s W N
an no Approached Ai'ss van L'e".
| smiled ana lifted his nat MISS va
Liew did not recognise him ~ one o
her scQuaintanoes and she was about {
mas. on. when Watson spoke IN he,
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The evening world., 1913-09-08
CHOSEN BECAUSE SHE THOUGHT
HE WAS A GOOD MAN.

Dear Madam: ! married because !
thought my husband a man OF h'sh
morals and ideals. but after seven
years realize my folly. To set form
the story OF my cruclfxon by MIN
and his family would take a sun
day Magazine section. Hawthornes
Scarlet Letter" story has nothing on
what | have been made 10 endure
because Of envy. spite and Ignorant
relations, who feel son should help
to support his mothers family, and
wife was something to cast aside
when convenient. DO you see. mar
rage Is a lottery. and ] drew cross
which V worse than a blank.