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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-08-15
FLIER Is MADE CHEVALIER
Guynemer's Friend and Pupil Has
Seven Victories to His
Credit.

Paris.-Sous-Lieu Bozon-Ver.
duraz, recently made a chevalier Of
the Legion of Honor, following his
seventh officially recorded aerial vic
tory, was the intimate friend and pupil
of Guynemer.
He accompanied Guynemer Septem-
Der II, 1917, when the latter met his
fate. His one thought since, it is as
serted, has been to ayenge the great
ace. One of the new chevalier's feats
was TO shoot down three planes in four
hours. He was cavalryman until
transferred to the air service.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-08-15
Sets Pastor to Thinking.

If there should be a noticeable fall
ing off in male pedestrian traffic on
the east side of Illinois street, between
Washington and Maryland streets, per-
sons who have seen Sergt. V. 3. Brown
on recruiting duty will say he is re-
sponsible for it. The army recruiting
station is 531A South Illinois street,
and Sergeant Brown patrols that par
ticular part of the city. If he sees a
young man looking into a shop win
dow or looking at passengers aboard
the street cars, he asks him: "Now,
why aren't you in the army of your
Uncle Sam?" He stopped a young
clergyman. 81 think 1 am doing my
bit in my own way" replied the pas
tor.
Sergeant Brown reports that he
failed TO enlist the preacher, but said,
81 set him to thinking. '-Indianapolis
News.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

" ar. ffFfPy 'Fftl5fRE *. fnrskFuS. ttta
newly appointed common sergeant. Is
responsible" for AN amusing story con,
corning an eminent Kings counsel who,
In The courN. pf learned argument,
rested his case entirety an cnr reported
decision. which h" claimed 20 be VI
paramount Importance,
Hut when he had finished, his oppo,
tient, being asked by the Judge What
h" had 10 say. replied,
Il viii not trouble your iordship with
any further argument only wish 10
say that my friend has forgotten 10
inform your lordshlp that the case un
which ba relies has been taken on APP
peal 10 tbs house OF loris and the de-
ctsioa absolutely reversed"
Upon this the eminent h. e. turned
Ia hls colleagues round about and
whispered
Good heavens. whit a liar that man
must he Why there never VAS such
ease made II All NJ ont of my pa n
head as ! went along Z" Pearson '
Weekly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
ITALY IS MAKING SlACKERS FIGHT

military service and that OF others Who
hRd dune their biz and yet paid with
their lives for m1msat III Weakness.
:, .Fsaes gsE,Ss; ri, ;sSysa, esh,sSf 3aa.sesssa,
tant causes that contributed to weaTwn
resistance GA the Italian from, whcn
the we'll plhnaed Austru German oFtea,
siye Was timely Initiated Thanks 10
their superior intelligence services ut
The front and .tl4str esp>npatse. .ssystsHl In
this evuRtry the AastF.~4spFusans ksfew
Wh~rr and when % attack with sue
c.ss, They rrSurtrd IN prqpag anJa
among the Italian troops holding ls,ai
iiuns where no fighting had ht4a suiug
% for long tifar,
IL ~ known nom that after The riots
nj Turin most ~ The mnuitlou workers
ah0 we're socialists had heea sent tn
the trent aud attached ~ the units
holding theSe positions. X WAS among
these men that the enemy propaga nda
WAS successful, and the teflcient resist.
ancc, due 10 weakness or treachery.
that rendered the Invasion VI Italy pos.
sible originated at a paint which could
be easily defended by handful ~
tuca. AS Il was naturally s.ruag and
formidahly fortified because II afforded
the shortest way for invasiua Tn
fortunately the men Who held this
point gave way.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
"DRY SHAMPOO" IS FORBIDDEN
Brisisk Natrurrsa~~s ard rstre~s Isa.
= ~" ~" ii, Victims ~ Defense Of
Realm Act

London Tho defense ~ the realm
act. which has h~eu nicknam,-i 'Isora. e
has now come In for abuse from hair
drrssers, owing to new restrictions 90
the use ot alcohol This measure has
become necessary In consequence OF
the enormously Increased druand for
munitinr and Red Crpss needs. Try
shampooS aud hair lotions arr nil
Threatened by the latest order OF
Dora" As the use Of me'hylated
spin, for burning also IL forbidden.
forced draft oil stoves which cannot be
lighted except by the aid ~ spirit are
made useless
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
SWAlP.RO0T FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

TAsw 10 eniy eae nsedscsas shs. really
ssss44e sxs .sss rmssgsssss ~ a, sssslsesnve iss
rsrsAis ailments ii The aiaa.ss. Atvs
and bladder
IN kslmeS'. swamp Rect stands The
highest Ter tbs reason that II has pfassn
10 he JUS; the rvsne,iy nscsisd IN thea
ssads ut,on thousands Of distressing cases
Swamp. he~ss4 a,rasssesaa' tar@~riptIen fer
-r~csss al~casev, rrskes frtusds gusckfy BE-
tsp~ i,s eaild ana immediate eaest h
+rcn realized In Hse@s eas*~ II ia ssH
tie, scalaag Vegetable compound
Start treatment AT once sod u all
irag stores In BOTTLES Of twa sises. mrdl.
urn aaa large,
Nnwrvvr, II yea ws.h hs~t 10 test Tn.
grvAt preparation seff ten eenss to Itr
hslrnet Co hHgaantan y Y tar =
sample hottie When writing he sure and
Gsntign this paper ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
SAILOR EASILY FOUND cnUM


A 'saan-o'-warsman 90 visit to his
native city gave al aEaasang sastAar~
af The readiness ard rxssusares If haval
sesnssn. lie had nassae al asrxagsssetat
ut New Vera 10 soees a cham srutn his
can shin hat he had fessutten the
nutntsT of the ssssslse. ard he did sat
carw 10 kneeA Nj every 1ser aasIi he
Canas 50 she right ahs,
\ ragansi,aains taan With baals
ssaSsrst aitsag facg seasesi the haSss.
TN lpossag fur d cfsusa" Ae sx.
rlssarsi
Thea he hlew ,he grng eatS cf the
saAss Al the ia1 sass died away q
window eas hastily t1ans up aad 4
sailors heed aas thrust oslf
An. ssld Jack. as he handed back
the bagiH. Il kaew I'D had aisa. ~-.s
Chicago Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
GOVT be Fl,ollsH

md bar 10 sasssassasa. set tas& aftxSnAi
yAe.hkk RAtlA
II ls ssetgsf thaa ZAP ef TIE saAstt.
tn.e -Bslias" fes sascSis fsasssang
csAEAA Csias CrasA aaaa xlA siaass u,
hxrss xna srrsnssHxs
The gssAy fsntfatsous are procf sAAi
u b IN enssn.sly gssa thaax.
Tss pfsce ss smly 2sss pr Jar on
Tues. Surely Il III worth thai te Kes
rid II CaagA o. eaasa IN yessr eAasass
tsfean II year aruxgtss wsli aas sassgssy
zee AMI w~ AslSe vi, assnt In peer so
caiisy. write for the aswaey.
Esrsy fsspisy esesss vaeAer aasga,
snd WV sarEty sarrAes Frvv. ~ start
.Ae dsnaarA, E. WI. NACIsER, tnc..
Se~ 0waesns. La. Aav.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

The conductor Nas looking sor one
et hl4 passengers IN order a. return
HIS ticket she was not IN the Pull.
man. and the big dusky porter Sug
grStea that ~he might he oa the ob
scrsatian ear
Howl know her when src her ="
asked Shc conductor sharply
AIM lbs d>rrlhr huh. sub. Ann
dScrihe huh ia yuh
10 ahead said the conductor
The porter scratched his head "Wai.
sub, he began. wal. sub she's gut
an black tieess etd a white collah
sub an nhs ies dome shne bah
shoes sub
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

and my truuhles caused hy hat wsAk.
ness are tAinr Ut the rAxl Anwcm&n
who safser a. ! did sAe3N ry LyAiA b
finkhams Vegetable CpmpoanA ~--
Mu JAa RoRRayRo. 90 kHarp 81.
n, s.. Pittsburgh, Pa
wcu,ea Who suffer fren Any FERN n
weakness ~ Indicated BY Aisplac~sasAts.
inflammation. abc~fasaun. irregularities
hsskachs. headaches. nsFvasi&n@sA %
''tAs Ahses, " shaaA accept Mra RoArs
hsrg's snggv~ticn ard Stvw lydaa =
finkAAmS Vegetable CSmreana \
Thorough trial.
For c~es farty y&ArS n I'm hssa
ccsr~rtinx xsach Asimenta II yesa have
mysterious cnsnraieAs3une writ. fer
ssisee w Lysssa n. rlnkAAsn Medleans
c.. Lynn. Mass.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

Cleveland MaFeis 81 the citizens
vig.'anee committee III New York, said
ut luncheon
he chap Who calls the sslsetlse
service unconstitutional nlisfsads the
preachers text.
'Wha. -Nhs the teItf her father
asked the little girl as he carved The
Sunday ruest.
ph, papa she said In a shocks I'd
voice, II was. ~AlstioFn~n. Abdomen. my
son Abdomen : Philadelphia Bulls-
tin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
Something Rotten In Germany.

sa many millions NJ tnns ~ fnsd
sfa7s which came 20 Germany once In
the dear dead t'ars are nut coming any
were, She la that tancA shartsr af
fu.st We 40 nut know fer certain the
t,andi'inas Of GerTnany's food reserves
That ;hpre IN something rottrn there
pc knaw fr0rn he curious at,i,adr NJ
Bulgaria.
"Rut II ,he German. with al The sur.
Plies h. eHs securing from the neutral
aas sheYt In the spring ~ iai1 wl1aj
w1ll fse his position In re spring ~
1873. ahea he new American embargo
h.ses,uleS fully oprre'iso1 We shiuk 4.
ol.l b. fairly hsa tn" German croys
wy. fssog--as were MI the WORLDS
%.bsdy hp' u perfectly inssua per
sssn er ststte,icisb-~ who @.Il bsAeye
snythre svuEgiHes 'tAs tbc world
shortage u foot does not a~ett Ger,
asarv Il fnes a-ec' hcr very scrto,rs-
II vtji Affect Ter worse this war
thsn Il did LIST
''e'ead is gssh- ~ trri1s this w.r
The facs that 'hs t.e-raas cer.Scr has
ci,4-aa dawn all reference 10 fcsd ar
fsrlltsn~ sni coal Shortages Ia xsgns1
cant. The hing hat Germans A. Re'
saIs aaou: are tae things that -atter
II ws arr witnessing 'he h~xiun'ag ~
= series 81 e~enavcs In the u@s' ard
ne av.snlns II rev campaign hat
eavsrssrn. az have said before. "a
hunger offensive. md the plan dates
f-ars that day whea America iasstsss4i
that II uss E good iaea n ration he
neutruls. bu; they wenld hsrs ia anl3
Ne ra;ians themselves
III nv theory In sarnss ard w"i3
fs,ugssaeS' zee sessasa ioek 10 ;Asr co,.sq,s4
n ss~ var 10 Irne ~ Jsly ! A. ecf
~ss Il .Aa Ge-Nna &oes ao: fsTeak us
: Ia sd hx.ta,ean EOS sa3 AREag.
ne wt@v AttaS O. 10 tire Geaa GO Stare
IS ia ar aegss~"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

WNll ~ ~ :. 4 =
esa,ssA haskAeAs
Mha - I'M ii
iFa1nd my
Astsntisa mi esAk ~
yssAF Asw seARef
sxlvsrt asd
imsnsailassly nv
AaslSama keaeAl
thsss hNtttes III
LYDIA III rhAlA4nsa
veEstahls Cen
peaaa fer mM
Aftsf takink 70
kzsks.a AH ttma
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
srop THAT HACKING COUGH.

Mansfield formerly hungarian
tsaGsh fsafasis fr~sfs' sss, sssssa sss,st Asgi
lacsratsd membranes and quirts the
tickling nerves that Ne underneath the
infected portions. Invaluable for ba-
hGea. Price ..1e and Atc Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

Thi> aagsual pllp,n y rg,Aably iae
nl<sst cha rsese-sstie ever made ot ths
bart e,>-kins AiaS ~ ID" Pc SssssS. He
: huSi'y eREsxcd @B ssssas lraFartasf
Ylry-e II business in tae sSrsG8s little
r,'-aa, ,as' Is has headquarters nog f4s
srsua IRE IrAsz; lines l-TtEG heFe be
.s3rN>ts ~ or II sr1 ttlF' ,sv-ss'.se--
~ to- 'iyt1-' gss,l.7-ss =, s~ata -sH 7ss-.A -.
EH- prevented ~ -ynaay trs gvere
vanG / sl acst~v= Earap
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

frnte Father Jack h a rlose yelng
man. Isn't hey Sweet Tl'ing why
father. hos On you kntw 7"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

WHY dld they pinch Terry T"sh =
"bh, he sinpjy wouldn't observe fly,
less day"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

Rrs~ta Fsfsst fnrats hersvsIS. ~ hgt
docSn't know what Ia do with ,h~ tts~
tssbNagy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

pr, plerev's Pleasant Pellets arr the
original little liver pills put up 70 yesrs
ego, They regulate liver and eowels Id.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

Its peer resolution thai viii not
bold water.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

Few men arp ~ mean that their
wives lik. 10 have them desert them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
DEATH luNks ~ a WEAK AgAav

VA on first ~nsptoras nsr ~R~n"rine"
and he cured Delay md pay the awful
pranlty. "isenosin~" x the hearts
remedy. Price 500 and sDr.~-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
i - ! =; ! ! J:
I"yn xep 10
l~uuuAV osntmsmt7ssa4soe


Plies ured In 4 10 II Days
t,yaxstsss rafaa1 nsawsy u rALg OisfAnTT fals
a K6re itebiss Sind Bleed a. ~ frysfaaias filss
glfss AgyAealloa gives feAsf Aa,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
CONTROL or FOOD WILL WIN
Ns~ j Case In which AsAs pse Ass
neeun ts Bite tne Pa Says
WFitsr--Ss~sthtna Rettsn
In Germany,

German aTeastves fsnsH t5~ rircrtn'
stances whieh have ,Gads them pss.
sabis. We know THAR the sssgnasion
~ the Ras&AaR fr4nt slse~w tire der.
saans TO cfnpsay In The west troops
whieh. ~er~ the naSsiAn array sD ac-
tive factor In fhv WAR couid nos have
he~a employed. ~e know that the it&l-
Ian has lost ncarly $4,000 men In the
course ~ thr ashtins AZ the last
tHanth INT neither ~ these facts en-
pisins the German offensive plan. For
example. the push agalns, the isanso
was obviously aninHaencwd by Italian
losses brcauss they hsd not occurred
The push against Italy shs and II part
Of the great scheme which would Ger
iainiy have been carried out even II
Russia had remained loyal to The siil.
sses.
!, ~, ~asasea L. .Assass3a ~, ~ s.c..v.
The reason Ii SUMMED ep In The
word 'America. DO n1t particularly
refer 10 The forces which America viii
pot into the field. The German gen
ernl star. am certain. has no par
saT,sSsv f~as shas sufficient iAssertrsn
tr1crs will h~ put tate the a~sa aex'
year to secure decision against Ger
many doubt very much whether the
German Ia worrying ~ oil shop, What
will happen In the aeld In the summer
NJ 1918 Ent be ~ tremendously csn'
cerhed over what with happen In Ger.
mary hetseea May and Angus, Of that
YEAR unless be can break the hxhisng
spirit of the en,ente daring the forth
coming months Of the winter.
Il, Is no secret that Germany had
been drawiag large supplies ~ food
and necessary raw material from
America, via neutral countries, Amer
lea supplied these articles In the way
II business, Just as she supplied Byft'
ain with material In the way Of bust
ness, and strictly In the way of bnsi.
nrxs the neutral countries had been
passing on their imports TO Germany.
And So this toiiy war might have
gcne On whilst Germanys credit
abroad ld-only Amertca came in,
She ,teclarsA sGE.'7 abe, called salsllaas
~ men. she reorgnniEca hrr Industries
to meet the demands ~ war.~~atj then
she sa, down TO take gocd look at the
neatrals And they seemed unnec~s-
sartls hlsated. They did their best 10
engage her sympathy And they had
li,tle brad aud potato r'cis Just to
show there was no deception.
't7n' America understood She sasd
very simply. Feed yourselves. you bic
stiTs " ~ the picturesque vuigari,y be
ailowed)
In the Old nursery rhyme ahen the
stick hsgnn "a hea, the dog the dog
eesaa t. bite the pig II the neutral
has no food to spare and cannot buy
any IN America, the German cannot buy
te4f' from the neutral, In fact the dos
has begun 30 h,e the pig The neu.
'ssis hA~s' ffs right III y'ysrns~ln7 ="
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01
woMANs cRowM,Nc oloR,

Tho reported glorious eevk ~ the
tanks" makes the fat mi!itialaea step
high,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-01

= dida't much savp about the wsy
1ash's clothes ioltrd stnwe 20 camp =
cempfnied Farmer Cerniossel
Hasn't he hlS regular aasfermY'
"Noi yet, II they're gnIssg 10 keep
him dressed thar way IN hopes Of de-
csi,lnE the ssepsy tnia ihlnklHk hss
Jus, En csvrurw rrusant ar nssneFhinx.
wha, say IN that it's carrying this aew
kermouaiag ldsa too fart"
woMANs cRoWN,k1 nLoNY
Ia her hair n yours In wsseaked with
ugly, erlxTly, gray hairs, use Ia cFv-
ole" Hair Dressing and change n In
the natural way. pricr VI oA--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
THREE TELEGRAMS WE'RE SENT
PRIOR TO MARRIAGE HERE

as the Srillinx by the attorney con.
nnned. Gill reiterated: Il made no
Shch statements" and later testified:
! tell this jury that | told you in Your
Once that this man had made con-
tession. While gill was on the stand.
jurors asked him many questions and
eVinced interest IN his testimony
line from the confession which
GIN wrote was read yesterday. and i'm
II letters written by the wife which
id that on account Of her phv.ical
condition would he forced to marry
her" were referred to- Such letters
were introduced in evidence Wednes-
day Gill. in his testimony concern
ing the confession. said 1t was never
printed because DR. Johnson would not
sign II. and SAID on The stand that
he HAD told the prisoner an untruth
III order 20 have him lay bare tho
story winch, he testified, he and the
prisoner collaboratcd in writing.
Miss Mildred Taylor was recalled Tor
the defense. and II appeared that three
'''esrams were sent TO Dr. johnson
on the day prior to his Marriapc. Sen.
'emoer II. The witness said she knew
nothing about the physical condition
OF Mrs. johnson at any time which
/ would cause alarm
Character witnesses for the accused
/ - a. Clever. Chief Of Police Of Wilson
| = 80; j. * Rulings. BAPTIST preach
/ or and also contractor and bu,,dor
/ Nra. Q. w. Smith, OF 10 Lombard,
| street said that the character anr
! reputation Of tho young dentist VIII,
OF the best. Mrs. Smith has beer
constantly at his side during m. trial
-" boarded with her while IA .tudcn,
'''nry Schwarzschiid. a iewcIer. tool
INC stnnd and testified that cyanide o.
potassium was used extensively fol
cleaning silver
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock ,hi,
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
National Capital
News Cut Short
Happenings at Washington as
Reflected in News Dis
patches.

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-In answer
TO inquiries from families of soldiers
and sailors, the War Risk Insurance
Bureau to-day announced that all
checks for April allotmcnts of pay and
government allowances would be
mailed by Saturday night
Shipment OF foodstuffs to the allies
continue to increase. Export figures
made public to-day by the Department
of Commerce show the only falling off
has been in wheat shipments. but a
large increase in exports OF -four has
more than made up the decrease.
Election laws are d dead letter" in
many States, several Senators charged
to-day during brief consideration OF
the corrupt practices bill OF Senator
Gerry, OF Rhode Island. making vote
buying at the election of Senators and
Representatives a Federal offense. The
measure went over when Senator
Gronna gave notice that he had framed
bill OF broader scope.
Exploits OF American aviators and
the part taken by American soldiers
in trench skirmishes have gained for
them an enviable reputation for cour-
age and resourcefulncSs. Ambassador
Sharp reported TO the State Depart
ment to-day in n dispatch from Paris.
lie said that numerous references ap-
pear in the French press attest!ng the
fraternal relations between the French
and English troops and the American
soldiers who now have taken up no.
SitonS with them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
I. 1909. and captain In 1915. Brick

81. 1909. and captain In 1915. Brick
layer before Joining force.
j. l.. thinner. captain second district
1899. and made street sergeant after
several years service. He succeeded
Major Sowcll as captain when the lat
ter WAS elevated to tho office OF Chief
last January. Hc was a stonccutter
and was serving as a street car motor
man when appointed to the forcc.
III. i. Sweet. retired patrolman--Ap-
pointed TO force on April /. 1911. Ere
quently assigned to pluinclothes work
in rounding up bootlegscrs and dis
orderly houses. Was bartender
+. 5. Waller. retired patrolman-Ap-
pointed to force on November II. 1914
He first served as bicycle policeman
and was later assigned to the auto
squad Was chauffeur.
II. w. Allen. MISUNDERSTANDING cd
to force on July l, 1908. Frequently
serves as plainclothesman. Was black
smith
T. NJ. Bosquett. observation-disclosures
ed to force April /, 1911. Was rail.
road fireman.
T.. y. Frayser. patrolman-App
ed to force April !. 1916. Sometimes
serves az plainclothesman. Was street
car motorman.
Gordon l.. Smith, observation-disclosures.
ed TO force on November IA. Ieos
served first as member of bicycle
SQUAD and was detailed as precinct
pIainciothesman. Later ASSIGNED 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
GRACE LUSK LAYS BARE
RELATIONS WITH DOCTOR
Forced to Tell Court Details of In
timacicS With Husband of
Woman She Killed,
ONCE THOUGHT or SUICIDE
school'Teacher Declares That Her
Life Was Nightmare-Says DR..
Roberts Told Her That He Loved
Her.

WAUkESHA. WIS. May 2S.--The
soul OF Grace Lusk psychologist school
teacher on trial for the Staying of Mrs.
Mary Newman Roberts, wife OF Or.
to-day walked through the valley OF
the shadow that is darker than death.
hiie-faced. frail broken. the wOm
an to whom love did not come until she
had crossed the meridian of life and
whose gift of JOY was followed swiftly
by the bitter bread OF disllusion. lat
bare TO the world the secret places OF
her heart.
The day was one OF sorrow and
shame Tor the defendant From the
twisted white lips. the hunted eyes.
me nervous. clutching fingers that now
and then flew flutterinE TO her throat
as 'houeh TO grapplc with some stran-
Cling hold. these signs of agony we're
posted, that all might see.
ne woman who all her life had been
considered by her closest friends a
recluse in so far as her affections were
concerned. was forced In her nsh, for
freedom to give details of her init
macies.
The testimony. which seemed 70 tor.
Try the witness herself. ragged from
the first kisses that ,rassed between
the defendant and DR.. Roberts until
me time. when their relations had
progressed 10 the point where they
went 20 Chicago and Milwaukee
When her story had reached that
point in her relations with DR.. Roberts
ana wnen she was telling, under oues-
. .h' OF a visit they made together to
M'Iwaukee, Miss Lusk said in voice
choked with emotion:
had decided the situation had N
De slaughtered OUT. II DR.. Roberts
olo not care for me. did not care TO
De talr and straight toward both rs
"omen-l would take my life.
told him the thing had rot,en
had been compromised. Oh. NV
ile was nightmare. Because ! had
neen straightforward before and fell
maj ! mad become traitor TO all nv
iraehas. And / thought Mrs. Roberts
was bcins wronged so hopclcssly.
saln this had been game on his
part and AS 1 had been SO simple ,s
not TO understand him. would face
the consequences
Ihen-then he took me in his arms
re assured me that from the frs, ba
hau cared for me- but that now he
Cared Tor me 10000 times as much
, l put the gun down on the nod
l went over 10 where he was st.ndinC
ana put my arms about his neck ana
said 10 him. You needn't tel Nrs
N%per's unless you want to. I--I-'.'
me octendants voice trailed off into
Whisper. she swayed in her char
ana her head fell forward. Cour, US
~ adjourned for the dav am,
MSS I.usk was assisted from the court,
oo'h III "A state of collapse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-24
GERMAN DESTROYER
SUNK BY SEAPIA Ne.

LONDON. May GA successful Brit
ish aerial bombing raid upon the Zee
drudge mole, seaplane base. and Ger
man ShippnS in the harhor, in tho
course Of which German DESTROYER
WAS sunk, is announced in an Admiralty
statement given out late to-day. AS
proof OF the destroycr's sinking. the
hr'tish Ayers took photographs show
"!e inc German warship disappearing.
after bomb had split her sides omen,
The statement follows:
During May 20 and 30. our air force
carried out bombing raid on the Zee
drudge mole, the seaplane base, as well
a. enemy shipping IN the vicinity. also
on Tourhout and the st. DcnisWes
tr"m aerodrome. Two hits were scored
on enemy torpedo boat destroyers
which resulted. according to photo
graphs in one destroyer being sunk.
u adn! tioh three hostile machines we're
':!Ven out OF control. All our machines
cturned."