The evening world., 1917-08-04

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yaAoaeV Az eLoeG % soTr
gsg LAsT oAV ~iTH son.
Ths uiefi - ths tragedy came %
shs cie.s ~ che mothsr's lat az
win hsg boy. Ths siofy = thai oay.
ant ths waY ths mother sad ohha
Tasnsd n toeethsf. uas toia % an
Bssninn World reporter this sssFn.
tnE "a ths Watson houss. near kps-
iyn--ths hsass that hrs. ~ sAsiiss
"a rsatsa fof the summer u vas
HnMN ~ JAMS AaNettat W. Neef
we ia unssrsteoa." b. said. -thai
ass. Ds sauiisa uas 20 have The boz
aursne ghs m0ntb Of August. but q
was nos until YESTERDAY the, Me-. ~
sAullss nsrvsd herself 10 lsi him a.
nhe received three tsisVhons oai's
from MT. De ssulles In the course OF
the day, ana each time she SAa cry
tns when she hung up The reoeiver'
shs knew that the parting VAS 70
come before night
The Soy eos up az . o'clock ana
haA his breakfast and then vent oui
20 play. Mrs. ID sauilss had break
fast an hour later and vent out 10
play with him. They were together
ali the morning. ana the child seefneo
,nusually hAppy-he was getung
mare assentlon than he could UNDER
stand.
.Tn the afternoon Mrs. De sauiles
cried more and didn't play 80 maen
with the boy, though she kept him
with her all the time. Ana II was
after 8 O'Clock In the afternoon when
nm automobilo came from r. DE
aeuIlea's home, driven BY a servant
n drove up 70 the front door and
Mrs. De sauiles seemed 20 relieve
her pent-up feelings q little oy an
angry outburst
"aOo 20 the back door she ordered.
what do you mean by coming TO
the front door,
THE auto was driven around to th'
oack door and there the boy entered
A. ana was driven away. did not se'
the last moments OF the parting. bu
Mrs. De saulles called me htu'
later.
sDinner at Z. James she said
and I went to the kitchen.
"The dinner was served. but Mrs
De sauiles hardly touched II. A
about a quarter after she went u
the telephone herself and called nj
the James Hamilton garage In Roslyi
ana ordered a car. II came a few
minutes later ana she got In and rod
away"
Al s o'clock this morning Mrs, ID
Eaulles went 70 the telephone an
called up the law firm OF Uterhard
a Graham, Of Mlneola and New Yori'
ana asked them to defend her. MI
UtsrhArdt took the assignment an'
said he would visit her during IN
day.
- Mr. Graham. one or the best know
lawyers on Long Island. defende
,Mrs. Florence CarnAn. acquitted Q
the charge Of murder q few years az
Following the mysterious killing Of
woman In the 0fiice Of her husband
DR.. Carman.
utsrhardt intimatsd in . state
mont to-day, following q confer
snos with Mrs. pe saviles, lasting
several heurs, that the defense
would be temporary insanity.
'Tt is manifestiy improper for me
discuse any phase OF the defense,
said Mr.. Uterhardt, except to stat
OF my own knowledge OF her affnii
and her life that Mrs. De sauiies wa
"a much wronged woman. She hn
been deeply humiiiated. The wrong
she had suffered we're particular
calling 10 a spirited woman. She hS
been under heavy mental strain {,
'monthA
"Her love for the boy was very dee
and her single-minded devotion
him her only soiaee and comfort. HI
troubles had reached the breakiI