Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-26

Blanca ~ ssnllt on ;ftrials for the
murde Sof. y her hsbaHd, John De
saullss. scns tins ale .footpail ssar,
took the witnsssss stand im,ime ediately
a.fter' the opsnins % court. tsis morn
ing. she seemed more pale than
during. ths preceding days .of the
! .rtal but M : \ cchposure marxYd
her atdtnds q. 4 ~ q
Tho lons cnrridsr leading TO the
court room \ -. VI tdmSned With per-
sons eaxer g ssin admission long
before the norning session began.
The crowd was 70 dense that court
observation-disclosures Gss and. others con-
|nected With tbs trial had tos.be con-
Quoted Z through " an underground
passageway IN order to reach Il the
trial chAlnbar.l siS 49, ,:s.s ISL
ACCOMPANIED ~ her, mother, Mrs.
Blanca Erraxurix. her sister, Mis1
Erraxuris and brother William, who
came from Chile tn attend the trial
Mrs. De SAulles walked briskly into
her attorneys and nodded to the jury
as she took her saat at the side ol
Mrs. Phtnsas; sea1nan. wife of the
county sheriff. E
Mrs. Do sauilea' answers to the
hrst questions put BY Henry A. Uter-
hart, her attorney, were uttered Id
such q loMtone that Justice Manning
Interrupted ito urge her. 4, to speak
louder. She testified that in early
childhood she ten while playing Ii
ihe1 home, striking her head againsl
q fireplace. Next the defendant, In
reply TO questions told Of her meet.
Ting With De SanllSs at5a race meeting
NEAR Santiago, Chile in 1917, OF I'LL
lsuhseq1ent visita to her mothers
home, Yina Del Mar, THE vineyard
by the res, = near Santiago; of ,theil
brief cnurtship hand marriage In Dc.
tcemsser of the same year. tn 1..ri..
Gsve Fortune to Husbaad. Il
Nj. De sanlies, ssid. she auhertted
1ckiid. A ina that shortiy|se sexsr ssiisa
1lhalTiase she say eas these 70 I'D,
sAs1ss as-s.y,to you: q, ,hea ! ! Is; i
i&ves him thess z; securitie Z? y asked
t9Jtterhart. y q ~ 49, .b /!
ne sid why that's nothing. vt,
absurd ,tolsoall you an heiress.,.." re.
tplied Mrs. De ,Saulles.
+ Husband Gave Her Revolver. ~ 4 !
/ The witness then told of her return
to the United States with De Saulle!
and of n his buying her revolver
while they were residing at Larch
mont. N. Z. She said her husband
Etold her that since She woutd 70.
Ialone at home great part of tn.
time ii would be best for her to hav'
55s Nfs. De sSaulles 4 tdentined 4 til,
Ewe&pon, the same one previously in,
ltroduced - sant exhibit by the prose'
Icntton 20 the revolver with which
was shot. Continuing he,
tstory she said they. next went Il
lEouth Bethlehem, Pa, where hel
Husbands parents, Major and Mrs
Il Arthur b. De Saulles resided, and
where her son, John L. De Saullsl
i Jr.,. was born on Christmas day.
y ':Were you happy there?" she wa
Eaaked. 4 ,s2
II wasn't very nice." was the ans
liver, s sa.s
4 ..Was your husband with you Their
lanucEs OF the time?" asked Utterhart
HE spent week ends with U.s." sale
Mrs. De S&nllea 4-ss. lf5 ~.
{ The witness then told of an Incl
ident which occurred during a. brie
lperiod OF residence in Washington.
Il sdon'tswant you to mention tn
name" satn Utterhart, "but toll U
lhow as$phDtograph which De Saulle'
Ishowed ypu in Washington was In
tscribed." ssi
ITO Jack with love from - .- ~.
4 answered Mrs. De Saulles.
Mrs. Dss saulles' testimony was in
4 itersperssd by the reading OF severa
4 letters M her attorney which sh'
said she wrote to her husband from
lBethlehem. S.5t5.a. 5t53. t'f,55j ls,5, Is q. s@11
.'It:s % lonesome without you;'
i .sPlease don't disappoint us aGadn
Come Tuesda-r without tall. 80 (. Tood
4 lea and ~ send all the 4lOvs In th
pworld, !" were. phrases II occurring !!
4 these nAissives. They were signed
I"Your devoted wife. Dada's girl"
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