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feVIVIHiM-nairc, I'n.. Han 10 - Te
extent n minister of ttie Respel
In nilvislnc the members of lit
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2 rtl IrtMe before n itirv trjlnr tnc Hev
I. WtJS. Crandall. of Sernnten. for slnn-
iL 'The- rlinrcr Is br. iiht by Willlnm
itt ' JV Cautrlght, of Dunmore. who asks
" 5IWUO -fl!mmri" becaie the iwer mi
"rled Mhs nicaner "NVhriicr, of Ashley.
patlhlener, ncnlmrt mnrrjlnj: tbe
plaintiff Statement of the j.Mtnr
reused the slrl te call off the wedding,
tbe plaintiff i-liarses. The ene opened
here. yes(erdn
Dr. Crandnll i the jiaster of tbe
Flmpsen Street Methodist Kpicepal
Church In Sernnten and formerly hid
cktrgc of the Awhlev Cliureh. On
wltnccs lnnd yesterday he admitted
'jtlvlnjr the girl some adviep lie main-
t lined that he wis nslted te sive nw
opinion of Oeurtrljht and the reun;!
nan's famllv b the cirl. who called
thta btudy in April. 1917
Said Seme Were Cilpplcd
Under questlenlncc the pastor Raid
tbat he had told the cirl that senx of
the members of the Courtright family
were crippled and that delcncss eltcd
hleh he believed mljht nffeet nny olill elill
rtren born te the reuple about in be wed
The IW Mr Onndall then told of
Ceurtricht remlnp fe him te arrange
for the wedding, about ten dnvs before
the minister and MIsh nrner had thei
serious talk. Mr. Crandall said he sus
petted there nas something wrong with
Ceurtricht because of his conversation
The minister told of being called ti
the office of Justice of the Pence Fen
ter, In Ashley, where he met Court -right
and dNeussed the Incidents leading
te tb breaking off of the engagement
He denied making any statement of the i
physical condition of any one In the
Ceurtrtgbt family and declared that he-t
4Id net make public the conversation
ke had with Miss Warner
Didn't Adilse Urealtlng Troth
In closing his direct testimony he
ftld that he told Miss Warner v.hat
he knew concerning the family hlster
of the Ceurtrlghts. He said he did net
tell her te break her engagement, but .
pointed out as beat he could the danger
that might await her '
On cress-examination the minister
held rigidly te his story, answered
quickly and denied all the charges that
the plaintiff had made In his bill.
Miss Warner took the stand In de
fense of the minister She testified that
she had known Courtright only a few
weeks before he proposed. She claimed
he did net consider herself engaged te
him, but did admit going te Dunmor
te leek after some rooms that he pro pre
noed they occupy after their marriage.
The girl testified that the Tier. Mr.
""Crtndall told her that the family history
fhewed some te be cripples ami ethe-t
Je be Insane. She did net say that th
Minister advlted against marriage.
" Miss. M&ttie Courtright, niece of tlir
plaintiff, testified for the minister. She
in a cripple and saw sue had a crip
pled brother and one brother who died
Insane, i
'The case will reach the jury tedas i
BREAKS PRISON TO WED '
Alleged Deserter Escapes Frem Gov
ernors Island te Marry Belgian
Bosten. ,lan 10 (Bv A 1
Friratc Ilareld Stearns, of the Ilexburv
district, who escaped from Governors
Island recently while awaiting trial for
alleged desertion from the American
forces nt Coblens. left the Island te
marry the Belgian girl, love for vhem
led him te dcnert In Germany, the sol
dier's aunt, Mrs. Sadie C'rahan, aid
last night. She asserted thnt her
nephew would give himself up In a
few days.
Tbe girl is Scmene Thennard. of
T.lege, a former Red Cress worker, Mrs.
Crahan said. She reached New Yerk
three days age and planned te come te
this city Immediately nfter her marriage
te make her home with Mrs. Crahan, te
await tbe outcome of her husband s
court-martial.
MAGNIFICENT GRAND PIANO
USED ASJttlSSlAN PIGSTY
Peasant Trades Feed for Luxuries
Which He Misuses'
Kursk, llussia, Jan. 10. (By A. P 5
Trappings of civilization arc find
ing strange uses In the pensant huts
of Russia. Cify folks who have fled
ie rural districts in ycmrii "i un-uu
and pcace have frequently been com
pelled te trade their belongings te the
peasants for feed, and have found
customers In Ivan Iv'anevlch and his
family, who like the glitter and gloss
of the fixings of gentility.
Krenuentlv. however, they have lit
tle Idea hew te use the articles which
come te them In exchange for milk
and flour.
An Araciican. nlie recently visited
a village near this city, saw a mag
nificent concert grand plnne in n one
roomed hut, which sheltered n peaq-
nnt family of six The family s cook
Itig utensils were stacked en top
the piano and a small pig was
te one of its legs
of
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NERVOUS MAN' HAS NO PLACE
AS CHIROPODIST IN THE ZOO
IF hen Fermer Rulers of Jungle Need Attention They Want It
Quickly and Tempers Arent of the Best, Either
One may understand why a man declares himself te all who ;na,v care
cheeses as bis profession tbe undertak
ing1 busines or the playing of n base
viol, which doe nothing but "zum,
sum." but it l n subject of great spec
ulation, indeed, as te iust whv a man
should care te be a chiropodist te wild
nnlmals.
But the leopards and liens an" things
frequently have ingrewing toenails and
as n result become much disgruntled
and out of temper. Something must
be done because the grouch of a lien Is
far different from that of a human.
When the nmlable man of the house
comes home with a pain in his dis
position he generally sulks, but when
the king of nnlmals gets a grouch he
te listen with howls, loud nnd long
cirnwn.
Musi Be Ileal "1'alner"
And se the chiropodist Is summoned.
Frem one end of the cage te the ether
the animal paces, but by a dexterous
twist of a practiced hand he is las
soed with a strong rope and thrown
te the fleer of his cage. Once down
a small corps of keepers approaches and
set themselves upon his majesty te keep
him from moving about. Then the nail
is fixed nnd the animal released. Fer
n tlme he paces back nnd forth highly
indignant, but eventually
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nt. hut eventually e.omnesea
himself and peace once again reigns. '
When one takes Johnny or Mary te
the Zoe nnd casually pcern between the
bare, ene docs net step te rcallte the
cost of the animals or the work en
tailed te get them there. ,
Nonchalantly n meie peanut is
flipped into n cage nnd a shaggy polar
bear reached forth n greedy paw. A
bear cost's from $400 te $500.
Thlck-Bkinned and hardly a thing
if beauty, the hippopotamus Is next
cisltcd. The children pull back fear
fully, and you grunt a disapproval of
the silly old thing. And yet, the Zoe
has one which they value highly. The
animal Is two years old, and although
$5000 was offered, Mr. Zoe, or who
ever It Is who makes up the grocery
.lists nnd tends te such things, was
"net Interested.
Leng Xechs Are Costly
Giraffes are particularly trouble
some nnd expensive animals. In their
own native land they nre mere or less
reasonably priced, but by the time
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tftey rwch her they'fcM wld anyvrhcre
from $2C00 te $3000.
"About- a year age," Emersen
Brown, superintendent of the Zoe,
gflld, "we had three (tlrnffea en their
way erer here. One died en the way
ever, another broke Its neck in the
shipping and the third died shortly
nfter Its arrival.
"Qne would hardly think of this an
imal as delicate, but they are easily af
fected by change of climate.
"And there is no mt nf reil tane
"iircdfd te get them here: Permits from
Washington, an entirely different set in
Africa, duty, shipping expenses and
when the final bill is parsed en te us
it Is quite Increased since the animal
was priced originally in its own land.
xnere is a great tear of bringing tne
hoof and mouth disease ever here. I
never heard of a wild animal having it.
but because cows get it, nny animal
w.lth a hoof is looked upon with sub-
pWen and Is placed in quarantln ,,far
several i ' v" ? .,
Elephants arc net se iar$. Circuses
use a Inrge number and when the huje
beasts have outlived their usefulness in
the rawdust ring or the company Is
stranded, a 55pe purchases them, lney
cost from. 5800 te $2000, depending en
.Mr. Ilrewn explained that the pur
chase of animals was becoming easier.
"And tee," he said, "prices are getting
lower, aitneugn tne necessity ler per-
mltn and all the
up the dollars
LINER RUNS DOWN WHALE
AND CUTS IT IN TWAIN
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Passengers Lined Ralls te See What
Would Happen
New Yerk, Jan. 10. The story of a
ether red tape does pile
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Mvefltyflve-feet Hvhale:''h1iti'
neatly cut In twain by the prow of thin
Italian liner Presldcrite Wilsen, was ?.
lafed by pasifcngcw when the vesstlP
ueckcu uvrc jcaieriin;.
The I'rcsldciitc Wilsen was sallhu In
mid-Atlantic when the whale wi
Klghtcd lying directly across the court'
of the vcMel. A hundred nnd fifty pav
singers lined the vails te see 'what
would happen.
ra&sengcrs along the perl rail heard
a crash as the bow struck the hun
mammal, iaw Ihe water turn Dink and
saw the head 6f the whale float astern
'l'hese en the starboard rail cxperl
enced the same wnnatlen only thtr
saw the tall float astern, '
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These trrr.3 ledge in the soft tissues of the metith'and threat and
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