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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09

ana make some
thinR OF myself.
the world Is un-
Just; ] am poor and
and there Is no one
to sympathize with
me; ] wish ! could
find someone with
heart, who would
lend me money to
start life. there n
90 much money
thrown away on
worthless things I'm
this world.
81 have talent tn
music, and if some
one would help me
1 would prove
worthy, ! know,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09
SYNOPSIS

June, the bride of Ned Warner. Inn.
pulsively Leaves her husband On their
honeymoon because she begins 70 realise
that she must be dependent on him for
juno IL pursued by Gilbert Blye. a
wealthy married man She escapes from
his clutches with difficulty. Ned searches
distractedly for June, and, learning of
Blye's designs, vows vengeance on him.
After many adventures June Ii rescued
from river pirates by Durham, an artist.
Is driven out by Mrs. Durham and Is kid
mapped by Blye ana Cunningham.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09

BY special arrangements for this paper
a photo-drams corresponding TO the In
staliments OF Runaway June" may now
be seen at the leading moving picture
theaters. By arrangement with the Mur
tuai Film Corporation It is not only pos
sible to read Runaway June each
week. but also afterward to see movins
pictures illustrating our story.
Copyright. ISIS. by Serial Publication
Corporation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09
Poverty and Ambi-
ton Do Worlds
Best Work
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

Copyright, 1915. Star Company.
Here is the cry Of a. YOUNG. smBitious
soul;
II nm so tired OF my environment
want chance 60 set oft into the world
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09

The sure way to satisfy
your wants is through use
of the want ad pages of The
Bee. Try a Bee want ad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09
Money in the Bank

than Dyspepsia with Wealth Health is beyond reach
of oneybags It is purchased with good habits and
simple natural food
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09
Made In America

Two Shredded Wheat Bcuis heated the oven
eEspness served with hot milk cream, make complete,
HGshng sAtsyng meal a total cost Of five AZ, cent,
Wafer a with butter SOft cheese subs
tute for white flour bread or crackers.
Made oay By
The Shredded Wheat Company, Niagara Falls. N. Y.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09

8
different
from a
human
Hand,
but III
will be
seen
that the
thumb Of
the monkey
is shorter
and on
the same
plane
as the
fingers.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09

is a simple, elemental food that
building material in the whole w
IDLE by steam cooking, shreddin
and baking - the maximum {
nutiment with the least tax upo
the digestive organs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-09

Go rs Continued TofnorreNJ i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
Mz[ NxY lzk
&~&M Ae-

al called upon a siri friend re-
Gently. but was obliged TO leave
early 30 keep an appointment.
which explained 20 her. When l
started TO 90 she delayed me by ask
ing me TO accompany her TO the
store. agreed, but on the way
back shc stopped 10 talk TO another
boy friend, finally deciding TO go
with him TO the movies. II was
then so late I excused myself and
left her. Next time we met she
eomplained OF my conduct. Should
I have waited for herr
HOWARD.
/ A.-You did perfectly right The
girl was thoughtless. TO say the
least. II is this careless spirit. in
stead OF the one of cooperation.
which loses for many girls the com.
partnership which they so much de
sire
Dear Miss Grey: The other even.
ing saw a recipe folshili con car
ne In your columns. As my recipe
is different. and | think much bet.
ter. I am going 10 send u.
One ard a half cups OF brown
beans, put in pan In cold water and
set on back Of stove until they come
to a boil: add some soda. let stand
a few minutes and drain, rinse and
! add salt 20 flavor. tablespoons mo-
Issses, small chicken cut up In
small pieces, teaspoon paprika
and Y, teaspoon chill powder. one
can tomatoes, cover over with wa.
I ter and bake In slow oven until
done. Do not stir or let get dry.
A READER.
! o. received a box Of candy
from boy friend for my birthday.
I want 10 give him something for
his birthday. which Is near. What
would you suggest, and do you think
II proper? MAE.
Al believe wouldn't do II.
There are not many simple. mex
pensive things girl can give a boy.
and to give something valuable,
which Is usually something person
al. IL not good form unless you are
betrothed Probably you have en-
sertained the young man many
times at your home. and in giving
you the candy he simply meant to
show his appreciation.
+ Dear Cynthia Grey; Here is a
real recipe for chile con earne:
Two cups brown or Chile beans.
parboil In "a teaspoon soda In water
to cover for minutes. One slice
salt pork cut fine and fried with
one onion Wash all soda wafer
clear from beans, add salt pork and
onion, water to cover; one table
spoon Chile powder, salt to taste.
Just before serving add one can
tomato soup. II should cook IN two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
Sightless Surgeon
BOres Into HisOWn
Skull to Save Life
Country Doctor Uses Gimet in Heroic Operation to
Drain His Brain and Save His Reason; an
Unparalleled Case in Medicine

CHICAGO Nov. Ill kept my head pressed against
the back Of my chair for support and with Of my surgical
knives made small ncision above my left eye then with
little gimlet began drilling my Uranium bored away
for ONE HOUR AND FIVE MINUTES
81 stopped drilling for more than second at
time knew il stopped would be hard to start again
Finally touched the spot boring toward and the blood
began drain of my brain.
81 knew had saved my life and my reason-uaybc my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
PARCEL POST MAIL
IS LOST IN WRECK

SPOKANE. Nov. t3.--Out of POO
sacks OF parcel post on board the
steamer Santa Clara. which foun-
dered few days ago on the Ore
gon coast, only 81 have been recov-
cred. according to Inspector =. n.
Neil. OF the Spokane office. which
has jurisdiction OF parcel post mat.
ter in the Northwest. The whole
sale arrest of Oregon beach comb
ers Is threatened.
The penalty for such theft is n
$4,000 fine or five years in a fed.
eral penitentiary, or both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
<
Doctors said health. q
gone. Four bottles F.
Peruna cured Mes

Mr.. II. w. ID. Barnes, eX-sheriff OF
Warren county, Tennessee, in "A let
ter from II. II. >. Box 10. McMinn-
Vile. Tenn. writes: II had throat
trouble and had three doctors treat
ing me. All failed to do me any
good. and pronounced my health
gone. concluded to try Peruna,
and after using four bottles can say
was entirely cured. That was
three years ago. am now well and
able TO ride all the time, thanks to
you, gentlemen.
Those who object TO liquid medi-
eines can now procure Peruna Tab
let's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

NORTHONE. Mimi. Nov. Ia
Twenty years ago today James Hor-
ton arrived here with $l.00. tried I'M
successfully TO borrow $50 to buy
a piece of land, bought s1.00 worth
of chips In a poker game. won $li7.
bought the land. sold the timber for
$1,000, and now is the richest man
in town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
SIX AMERICAN
FLYERS REMAIN
Correspondent Sees Country
men With French Army
at the Front
TELLS OF THEIR WORK
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMms

United Press STAFF Correspondent
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
CHAMPAGNE. Oct 22.-fBy MALL
The Americans in the French
aviation corps are making good. the
air fleet commandment here told me
today.
There are six OF them left: one.
Jimmy Bach Of Utah. having re-
Gently been taken prisoner by the
Germans.
Among the others are Elliott Cow
den. wealthy Bostonian. and good
polo player: Bert Hall OF Texas.
lean. lank and good natured; Billy
Thaw OF Pittsburg; Norman Prince
and some others.
saw Hall and Cowden today.
Both are fast cruisers" flying the
swiftest machines in the squadrilla-
Georges Carpenter. the famous
French middleweight youngster. is
member OF the same group.
Cold Up In the SKY
visited the aerodrome toward
shutdown. One by one the birds
were coming home to roost. circling
over the field. volpianing down.
turning and rolling back on the
ground under their own power.
Down from one OF the tiniest OF
these-a beautiful. short-winged
creation in pearl gray and blue
stepped Hall.
was helped out OF his fur-lined over
alls. Esquimaux boots and other
Arctic overwear.
Gee" he exclaimed, walking IN
and warming his hands before Z
benzine flare lighted to guide be-
lated pilots home. "Lordy, but it's
cold up there"
The French air fleet is now per-
fectly organized. and In much the
same way as is the high seas fleet
II has its powerful two-engined.
double-propellered planes. CORE
spending TO the dreadnaughts. They
can mount TO any altitude quickly.
taking considerable high explosive
in addition to pilot and observer.
! There are super-dreadnaughts,
some with three planes and enor-
nous double engines. carrying
bombs enough TO blow up a small
town. in addition to a cannon and
machine guns.
There are scouts. "coast-defense"
planes. escort cruisers for the slow
err. bigger. mightier air navigators.
This is a big change from the
first days of the war. when an aero
plane performed any service its
pilot was ordered to do.
Each Has His Duty
Hall. for example. never carries
explosives His duty. with his swift,
short-winged biplane. is either to do
scout service far behind the German
front or accompany a bombarding
! fleet. and. like a destroyer at sea,
ward off the enemy.
! When you read of the French air
fleet bombarding some position or
other in German territory. you may
know that these lightning-fast BIZ
planes accompany II. scouting in ad-
vance and protecting IL on TANKS,
rear. above and below.
Other aeroplanes specialize on
photographing: still others cruise
behind their own lines. coast de-
Tending. chasing or attacking with
machine guns any German planes
coming over These "chasers" are
so constructed that they can train
their machine guns on the enemy
from any angle. up. down, fore or
aft All these machines are ar
mored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
ASKS RULING; WANTS
GUARDS TO USE GUNS

WASHINGTON. Nov 1S.-Be-
cause still another of the interned
Germans at Norfolk has escaped.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels to-
day asked Secretary Lansing
whether II is permissible hereafter
for United States marines guard.
ing the interned raiders 10 fire at
any sailor trying to escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

sight. was glad il was over
No hero from a battlefield told
this mrid tale OF Hcli-torture.
Imagine a man who calmly drilled
gimlet into his own skull for
one hour. with only a silver point
smaller than pins head diyid'
ing life from death reason from
mental wreckage.
II was no hero" NJ all. just
mild hammered country doctor
who performed the most remark
able surgical operation known TO
modern medical history.
He performed the operation
hImself--on HIMSELF
The country doctor With the
mild manner, the Spartan cour.
age and iron nerve Is DIR. Walter
r. Pauly OF Kahoka. Mo. osteo-
path. surgeon and dentist.
A woman patient. while being
operated on. accidentally put his
left eye out. with Wild thrust
OF her finger. breaking blood
vessel.
Two weeks later DR.. Pauly re-
allied that the blood vessel was
pressing on his brain. an abscess
was forming.
There was no surgeon In the
little town OF Kahoka. and there
was no time TO call a specialist
from distant city. DELAY
NIGHT MEAN DEATH OR LOSS
or REASON,
Cuts Own Head Open
1T was mp to me TO do the
job myself" DR.. Pauly said, "and
| did IT,"
Both Of my eyes were
siphtless: the right eye lost
sight a few days after the
accident.
~ laid my instruments out
on the operating table. First
( with a surgeons knife I cut
small ineision just above my
left eye. Then | inserted the
elrlet In the cut, and because
couldn't see the opening
made by the knife left the
knife lnbeoded In the wound
TO keep II open and guide me
In inserting the elnlIet.
Il started boring and for one
hour and five minutes ] drilled
thru bone and tissue-thru an
eighth OF an inch OF the lateral
sinus. then another eighth of an
inch deeper. until touched the
first OF the three layers that cover
the brain.
The pain was intense. but !
had 20 keep my hand steady. |
had 10. guide that gimiet true. so
that IL would not cut an artery.
which might cause me to bleed TO
death. IL must not touch the
optic nerve. that would mean
permanent blindness.
Time was like eternity. the
! pain was terrific. but | couldn't
think of the pain. must concen.
trate my mind on the direction OF
the gimlet. When the infection
was finally reached | knew my
life was saved. but knew the
worst ordeal was still before me.
How could | stand 1t TO unscrew
that gimlet out OF my flesh.
Il did a. But ! don't like TO
think now how felt while that
little blade was dragging thru my
skull"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

Charley Hulen. the stout billiard
man, is one OF the most unqualified
members OF the Dobie elan.
II don't care what team Washing
ton plays. Dobie will win." Charley
vehomently declares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

= z
Alas. aIack, a plant I have
All movie kisses. must be shyl
And when the lovers would begin
II,
The kiss Is cut to half a minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
urs " beans are soaked over

hours " beans are soaked over
night.
Any kind Of nea. left from boils
or roasts can be used Instead OF
ssN pork. MRS. V. N.
90 whom should the un.
licensed selling OF liquor be report.
ed7 CONCERNED.
A-Report to the prosecuting at
torney OF your county.
Dear Cynthia Grey: May es-
press my surprise and delight to
learn from a representative Of the
social indictments that there is no
devil, or evil. or anything. except
as conceived and released by their
perfect lntelliaenee(O
From public expressions. had
gotten the Idea they regarded the
rest OF US, and our government and
civilization as OF the devil.
For my own part. Just love this
land as IL is, flag, constitution and
history; and, now that Seattle has
produced this super.womsn. Mrs.
Minnie 3. Frazier. who can tell US
right hot off the bat" the llmIta.
tons OF heaven and earth. es.
claim with the Psalmist, my cup
runneth over"
FRANCES S. ETTINeER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

o.-What is good to darken gray
hair, and how do you prepare sage
tear &.
A-Pour boiling water over the
sage leaves and steep the same as
any other tea. strain and the tea
Is ready for use.
Another good remedy for gray
hair is TO half pint of water add
! on. bay rum. a small box of barbo
compound and 4 OF. of glycerine
Apply to the hair twice a week un.
I'll II becomes the desired shade. II
will gradually darkon streaked or
faded gray hs,r and removes dan.
druff II is excellent for falling
hair and will make harsh hair soft
and glossy. 1t will not color the
scalp, is not sticky or greasy and
does not rub off This recipe is
taken from the Scientific Amerl.
can Cyclopedia OF Formulas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
CLASS A

The number 10 has ever been a
fatal numLer-one associated with
all manner OF bad luck. In The
Mystery OF Room 49," the four.reel
Edison feature coming to the Class
A Sunday. II IL no exception. It Is
a drama OF complications. follow
ing the marriage OF bankrupt and
dissolute Italian nobleman 20 an
American heiress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Drew. In a
comedy. entitled "A Case OF Eu.
genics." complete this well-bal.
anced bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
LoRAND

Two big Kalem dramas and a
comedy are the movie attractions
at the Grand for three days. begin
ming sunday. One OF the dramas.
The Rescue OF the Brakeman's
Children" is an episode OF the
Hazards OF Helen" series Helen
Gibson and Franklin Han are star
red II Is n thrilling story OF n
girls death-defying ride TO save the
lives OF two children who ara held
virtual prisoners In a runaway box
car. Helen. the daredevil OF the
movies. does some stunts that will
make the spectators hair stand ON
end.
Between Two Fires" a stirring
drama. and a comedy round out the
bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
CHARLIE CHAPLIN COMING

Here's Charlie again Wednes.
day will see him at the Grand In a
brand new Essanay comedy enti-
tied. "A Night In 4 show" The
picture Is a travesty on HIS former
vaudeville success. a Night In an
English Music Hall
Charlie appears minus his derby.
funny coat and funnler pants. and
all rugged up In a dress suit. but
the Chaplin walk and the Chaplin
mannerisms are there. IT'S one OF
Chapiin's funniest comedies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
NEW ruorori.y NILS

Alhsmsr,,--uasrl Dawn In Tho Mas
oa~rsa~t~." drama trsscicgue and . car
teon COMEDY.
eiemm.r- Richard neanett In Dam
aged cooas." drama
tlas. A--Msrr Nsrpermatt In THE
Mystery ef Room H." drama NJ. aud
Mrs. syda~, Drew In "A Ease ef
rux-nlr-." comedy
tel.ntai--E FORREST fsytef In "rh-
ldei." drama The Committed Sentence.
drama.
crsnd-Heieu Gib-ca In The He.cae
ct the Rrskrman's thtidr~u. drama
"uetw~~n Two tts~-." drama
tib~r,y--waiias. Reid aud Dorothy
ci.h In sold ueid~ls~rx." drama.
Ns-.ior--R.--msry rhchs and wh'""
rarksye IN s"rh~ Man Of shame. drama
Naai-er--Nary ia@ien ard q, AUBREY
smith In s'Jehn cisde's Honor. drama
clEmMER
Damaged Goods. the screen
version OF the play. with oe the at
traction az the Ciemmer, beginnins
Sunday. Richard Bennett, the
man who starred In the original
version OF Eugene Brieux's famous
book. and VINO placed II on the
sy7aking stage. il featured.
Damaged Goods" the play. was
last seen In Seattle 1t ,he Seattle
theatre. II created such a sensa
ton that the 5 r O. sign was out
long before the play started.
This version OF Damaged
Goods" is free from the faint at
tached to most of the sex prob
lem" plays. II does not parade evil
neither does II linger over II. II Is
q play that should be seen by every
man and woman. young or old. as
Il points out tremendously impor
tant and vital moral.
A special showing OF this fea
ture WAS given In New York. DO
fore gathering OF 1000 OF New
York's most distinguished doctors
scientists. clerEymen. social work
ers and surgeons recently. Each
spectator enthusiastically Endorsed
the play.
The prices have been advanced
from 10 to Is cents this attraction.
Children under IA will not be ad
mitted unless accompanied by their
parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

tiOtned IN kaf foE ~ ~
garland) OF wild flowers and leaves,
Grace Valentine. the beautiful
Broadway star. will soon appear in
The New Adam and Eve. Re
serve your seats early. folks.
MISSION
The Man OF shame" a five-reel
Broadway Universal feature. VIII
head the Missions bill for three
days, beginning Sunday. Wilton
I.ackaye, one OF the most familiar
figures on the American stage. and
Rosemary Theby are starred.
In this picture. version Of jules
Mary's novel in the French Roger
La Monte" I.ackaye plays dual
role. that OF Roger La Rogue. an
honorable gentleman. and again
that OF Iouyersan. a gambler and
card cheat.
The picture Is highly sensational
and comes to decidedly unexpect-
ed end.
LIBERTY
odd Heidelberg" the long-look-
ed-for Triangle feature, with DOT
othy Gish and Wallace Reid In the
leading roles. will be the feature at
the Liberty Sunday. The play was
directed by d. W. Griffith.
The incidents OF the play are
supposed 20 take place in Rutania.
where anything might happen, and
Sw story holds the spectator In It's
grip until the end. II Is the love
J story OF Prince Kari and a demure
little lass he met in his childhood
days and later when he IL a gay
Young blood at Heidelberg.
The picture Is full OF tender.
ness and sweetness that rest the
tired theatre-goer. something a lit
tie different from the usual run OF
picture plays. Wallace Reid and
Dorothy Glsh are supported by an
excellent cast
Funny Fatty Arbuckle Is featured
In Pickle Fatty's Fall" a TRAN
gle-Keystone comedy.
Suffrage has struck the movies.
Marie Doro. Helen Ware and Jane
GRAY announce that they stand for
women's rights.
ALHAmeRA
The Masqueraderg is the feature
AZ the Alhambra, beginning Sunday
and ending Tuesday night. Hazel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
NOW THAT ANTHONY
HAS GONE

Clothed In garment tor Is u
garland) OF wild flowers and leaves,
Grace Valentine. the beautiful
Broadway star. will soon appear In
The New Adam and Eve" Re
serve your seats early. folks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
WHY IS TT

WHY IS IT.
We're sometimes shocked at the
crude comedy in a rough farce. and
thence hike to Chauncey Wright's
eat our corned beef and cabbage and
chuckle when the crippled grocery
boy slips on a banana peel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13

Q.-Csn you tell me where the
largest known tree In the world is
srowinD2 FORESTER.
A-The Big Tree tSequoia Gi.
gantea) Is the largest and oldest of
growing things on earth. averaging
275 feet high and 20 feet In diam.
eter. This tree is In the Sierra
range in California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-13
DorothyGishComes
to Liberty Theatre
in a Griffith Play
Weeks New Programs at Photoplay Houses Otter
Temptation to the Movie Fan; Wilton Lackaye and
Many Other Artists on Bills Cemmer Film
Promises Sensation.

! Dawn. the dainty musical comedy
star Is featured
Hazel Is east as Dawn. an Eng
lish GIRL. who goes TO work ms a
barmaid in an Inn IN order TO sup
port her family She marries a
wealthy man. but soon discovers
that he Is drunlNard and was
trel.
Troubles pile up until the climax
comes with smashing force when
her husband stakes her at cards
AGAINST tho man she really loves.
\ travelosue. showing the an
cient city of Bahia. BraKil. and 4
icartoon comedy top off the bill
COLONIAL
The Idol. starring r.. Forrest
Taylor aud Helene Rosson. will be
the feature OF the Coloniars sun.
day show II IL direct smash at
the evils OF drink. telling OF ruin
OF an actors life thru too much In.
dulgence In rum
Cecil Fordyee. a popular matinee
f AAoAH NAhrN AAtN Inv utHAilN w Nfk'
radiation thru the effects OF drink.
Fordyce meets a salvation Army
lassic. Joyce Ferdon. who Is pos
ing as a charity worker TO get loca
color for a new play In which she
Is starring. The past and present
idols become interested In each
other. and Fordyce reforms M,
mode OF living. A theatre must
clan tries 10 ahduct the actress. and
Cecil proves hts manhood In rescn
Ing her lie finally uuderstudies
the star and comes into his own IN
brilliant fashion.
The COMMITTED Sentence. d
drama. and a George Oyey comedy
Jerry to the Rescue" complete the
bill.
Helen Gibson. kalems ne~
Helen recently performed an en-
tirely new stunt. Standing In IN,
tonneau. she leaped from a racins
automobile 10 a flat car OF train
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

~ ftrsnt breach " promise aYii
isf w. have been informed W sorna
who were IDLE enough % 50 sna hcaf
~, ine attorney spoke 70 lhe sssf Kit
ness az follows
you aaY yun sew this plsintff ao-
ing byf liow Do sau tnow ii WIS this
plaiuun7 iiov wsr uhe dfssscd7'
. rant remember" replied the lady
witness
aha you sre ruIs You saw her.
and yst tuu Cart remember hoN khn
was dressed
certainly moi only had glance
az hef rut ~ The eefnsr ~ ny eyeg
merely noticed shat Sic had on a
lltile iufisn Win . yril. mink hoa
Is array suit trimmed with JET. cai broad
in the fsFefS and Fufed n ,he akiu
patent leather shoes with gray tops
and Unr ~ these ehcsp f1ss phifpa
shapllnE bass gathered NJ ihe top lu
louk Ike ne 80 Mind popular laa,
christmas only got q glance Of h'F
ana aa : can't remember The details
uf hrf costume. YOU. hpnpr What dii
VOC expect me NJ 40 stand on the
street ana rubber At her.
70 was Dot necessary II COURSE
put in the Judge. snd the lawyer
fhanscd the subject rre he asked the
neat question Cleveland pian Dsol.