The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-09
South Bend Woman De-
termined to Make Harry
Poulin Suffer
SHE TELLS HER SIDE
Was Led to Sin by Clothicr,
Who Grew Cold When Ills
Baby Came Into Her Home
HER LOVE TURNED TO HATE
Tainted Her Husband Until
He Consented TO Start Pros
ecution Against Poulin

SOUTH BEND. Ind, sept s.
This la one case where tho man
as well as the woman muet pay
SO declared Mrs John A. TIernnn,
wilo ~ Professor Tlcrunn of Noiro
Dame university today IN speaking
of the sensational chargca against
Harry poulin. well known merchant
alleged father OF her babe born laW
November
There viii be no settlement. no
,ompromiso II was stated by buth
gldes today. Professor rlornan ana
his wife are determined TO fasten
upon Poulin the paternity OF the
child. Poulln and his wife, on the
other hand, are equally determlned
10 fight the case TO tinlsh ~ court
Pouiin having insisted from the iirst
that the charge was false,
She IIns Had Bnd Dreams.
Il want to stop the whole thing
Mrs. Tiernan said. Il cant sleep
Al nirht 1 have the most horrible
dreams. visions that seem real ana
from which I awake 20 the even
more terrible realization OF whnt
may happen.
How [ wish could stop the
whole thing now but when | thlnk
OF stopping g. think, too OF Pouin
ana now INlN Iii'hhliNh ~ 80
love turned 90 worse thnn indiitef-
cnco.
'l loved him more than | believed
II possible for one to love another.
Now | hate wlth n feroclty whlch !
did not believe possible.
"I want him TO suffer the punish .
tnent which Justice must give 10
thoro who lead others into sin!
Il asked him when the BABY
came to come to our house ana sen
It. He would not come. lie dld
not dare TO look at tho Innocent
face--of that child d-hl. child.
Used to Gail Her "Gus."
"Hc was afraid To face the rospon-
sIbllity OF our common sin Ana
then he refused even 20 speak "a me.
lie used TO call me Gus lie
thought once 70 was n wonder .ui
name. And then no passed colby
and turned away when we met.
.aThen my love turned 10 hate and
Il IL rcul hnte--a hato for the
man who has detroycd my peace OF
mind.
"Then | Aaw his wife. She knew,
but she told me | was only imhgin-
Ing things, that the facts gave her
had never happened and that ] was
only thinking they had.
But oh how she pleaded that
do not tell Professor Tlernan. How
she begged that ho be kept In ig-
noraace.
"But did tell him. He had found
out some things. | told him the rest
Tauntcd Ticnran to Action.
'Ho might have forgiven for INC
sake o. our two little girls hut !
tnunted him day after day with he
fact that this child Is rot hls--and II
is not his.
"The love I had for Pouiin had
turned to tho hate that was as
strong as the affection l once had
for him.
and this kept me at tho task oi
infiaminE the professor against the
man who had supplanted him.
Il had made up my mind tha'
this was one case where the man a,
well ms tho woman must pay, hnu
that the law OF the land would bt
called upou to do exact Justice.
'I did not care for myself then
could not forget that the mar
who once ardently pleaded with ms
over the telephone to meet hin
shuuld refuse even TO talk, leavini
me with his babe at my breast Il
remind me each day OF tho terrible
chapter IN my life.
II wish that Il all could be ende'
ana over but that does not mean
will stop the case. ! have started
tho action and will stand To IN
end. lie must be brought to Jus
ncc. lie must pay as have paid
Ho must suffer as have suffered