South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-20

| gathered much OF your MATERIAL
Yes, I entered into a contract
with the publishers to complete the
book IN elk months"
During January. - your work az
instructor particularly heavy"
Yes. work in the second semester
{ is more heavy than the first"
When did you begin the actual
! writing OF the book"
ION Feb. J."
Finishes Text Book.
Did you finish It within the
| specified time ?"
] Precisely 10 the day"
Besides your writing did you
keep up your work at the unlver-
sity?"
Il did"
Just a few questions regarding
your relations at home. During
February. 1881, all that month IN
J Guiding February. when you began
writing your book. did you sleep
aloneP'
"I did"
"During March did you sleep
alone?"
yes, sir"
Where was your wife sleeping
| during those two months?"
she occupied the rear bedroom"
We're your suspicious ever arous-
cd about Harry Poulin?"
Here an objection was interposed,
which the court sustained
Then Pros. Jellison asked Prof.
Herman relative TO his marriage re-
latiCns, but the answer was not per
mitted Argument ensued and Mr.
Jellisoa asked that court adjourn
20 permit him time 10 see if he
could find some authorities for the
I court.
In the morning Mrs. Tiernan was
questioned by Atty Parker from the
point where she had been interrupt
cd at the end Of the first days hear
ing. At the end of the morning
session che partially collapsed. When
she revived she found herself the
recipient Of a bouquet Of roses pre-
scented 10 her through the court
baniff by some unanimous person
apparently a sequel TO her de1uncia %
ton CT Poulin or the previous day
for not sending her roses at the
time the baby was born as she said
he had promised
The cross examination N tie
morning began with a resume of
where Mrs Herman met Pou,ln ard
the friendship which developed
thereafter between the Herman ana
Poulin families.
Did you call often at the Poulin
home 10 see Mrs. Poulin when your
husband was not with you?" Atty
Parker asked Mrs. Herman.
Il don't know"
you went automobile riding with
Mr. and Mrs. Poulin when your hus-
band was along?"
yes"
WAS Mr.. Herman with you every
timer"
Mrs. Tiernan's memory was lndis-
tinct
when things were not right with
YOU either I'm health or In your trou-
bled spirits, you and Mrs Poulin
often talked about it. did you not -
Eyes. I probably mentioned It 70
her"
You remember the time when
YOU took a large dose Of quinlne?"
Yes sir"
When wa i'at?"
About April 6, when I took the
first dose"
Did you take several doses"
YES sir. for couple Of days"
1T made YOU sick didn't it,"
The witnesses answer was vague.
You recall that Mr. Tiernar
called Mrs Poulin by phone and
told her of your illness? ."
He did not"
Didn't Mrs. Poulin come 10 see
and tell you that YOU should not take
such heavy doses OF quinine?'
she did not"
When after April 6 did Mrs
Pouhn come TO see YOU"
Some time in September"
More than once?"
Just once"
e That was the last time she
{ called @"
2 Yes sir"
After that Mr. Parker's examlna.
- ton was directed towards the frs
y time that Mrs. Herman and Poulir
r were alone together TO which tn,
witness had testified on direct exam
4 inauon Monday afternoon He wa.
r most particular in attempting {,
establish the hour at which she wen
90 the store with Poulin the hou
they returned. A flood OF tears halt
DO ed this line OF questioning and Mr.
Parker turned 10 another.
q Before Feb. IS Mr. Poulin ha(
a never asked YOU 10 submit yOurseI
TO him. had hep"
!. He told me Z am going to ge
( YOU"
Here developed lengthy lega
vrang,e as 90 what constituted tn
meaning as conveyed TO the wltnes
Of the words "I am going 20 &c
you"
% Husband az Home.
MI. Parker got around the objec
ton another way and ELECTED m,
j. answer that Mrs Herman knew
that "Poulln was gett!n an inhu
9" ence over her"
The attorney then questioned he
d further concerning the first nigh
D they were alone and their first ac
OF Illicit love occurred. as she ha,
e previously testified.
In answer 20 one question a
what they did during the two hours
the witness between sobs said II
loved me IN" Mr. Parker inquire,
II she met embraced and the wit
ness nodded IN the affirmative
Mrs. Herman said that dur,nl
-hese clandestine meetings Will
Poulin she told her husband tina
she was going 70 church as an ex
q cUse for leaving him. He remained
hnr,a uirh tha chlldran. She sod