The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-18
MRS. JONOS
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an. The reason went away is thai ] was afraid of him
 Ire witness said that all Of theh troubles were started because of her Ill health. He claimed she was lazy and told her that the women in hi. country worked She said that after he would abuse her he would be sorry for # later and that when the pas sion had passed, he was good to her. She stated that on the night of the killing her limbs were blue from the injuries she had received from him.
 He said that our blood would nev CT mix, and that he did not marry me for that she said She said tha. she loved children, and that he in. ldred her one time to prevent her having a child Then she told of one lime at Wilson s when Jonos put "a pistol to her head and told her that she would get that some day. Then she told Of another time she was sick ia bed, and that he dragged her out ard on the porch She had to rea; with Dr. Evans for that
 Referring 10 the incident of Greek boy named George. who it was as. eumed by the state wrestcd a pistol from her hand one time when she was going to kill Jonos, she said that TO such incident happened, and that the witness who testified to it did not ike her, because she had prevented her husband from buying her room ins house
 On the cross examination of MT Randolph the witness denied abso- iutely that on the afternoon of the shooting she had trouble with her husband about the presence of q black haired woman in the store, and denied she told Mrs. McIunkn about that and added that she was sorry she had abused her husband about it. She said that she was afraid of her husband wGpn she went away, and when she came back she thought her husband had gotten over his pas sion
 MT Randolph took her over the ground of the evening. and when she came back up Central avenue on a ear, asked her why she had not no. ticed whether her husbands store was clcsed and gone there She said hat she didn't know, but didn't think .hprc wore lights in the store,
 Then Mr. Randolph led her into the statement that Gus was talking to somebody over the telephone when I got the gun
 Wasn't he talking over the phone when the first shot was fired2"
 He slammed the telephone down when he saw the gun" she stated
 Then later she said that she did not shoot while Jonos was at the tele. phone, and that she did not shoot un- til he put the receiver down. and came rushing on her.
 She told of leaving the city in Sep temiaer and going to Mayo Brothers, and of the money he furnished her for this, and also told of going to visit her mother. and admitted the letters she had received while there from Ionos.
 Why are all ;he bullets in the west wall if you were backing aroanG ;he room towards the dnor?' the prose cutor asked gettins her back to the scene of the killng She said sh {, did nct know where the bullets went. s,ae could not describe the exact po- sition ot the body when it fell, though she got back into the room over the ncdy to talk over the telephone
 The prosecuting attorney asked her about the insurance policy Jonos held. and she denied any knowledge ct it other than perhaps he had such a pou ". She said she did not know he was the benehclary, and when the prosecutor asked ner if she had not signed waiver on 8 change of premium on that policy. she looked at the signed document and said that sLe had never signed it.
 Other Defense Witnesses.
 Joe Wilson was the first witnes, used tor the defendant and he saiC that when the hrSt married the! stopped 9. his house. and that fer ; while thius went smooth, and theT they began having trouble, and tha one time he locked over the uanson and saw Jouos win a pistol in nj. hand threatening to kill her and CUTS ing her and that. he told Jonos h. would have to leava. and that he le nim stay that night, but he left tho neNt day and she felt a few day. later
 Miss Kate Hun SWore tlat she wa. at Molunkins hour in october and Mrs. Jonos came there crying, ana told them of abuse from her husband