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DIES
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ir Girl Seumed Attentions
If of Noted Eye Specialist
twl ln New Yerk
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SEPARATED FROM HIS WIFE
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'$lL$ W Yerk. May It A bright electric ,
$KyJajht, shinlns full upon the upturned j
' wUi ..J a tx1. nnAil in lit n sits Vwi tit
mv Ui, II Uvll) miiipiuu in u ijiiiv rv utiiii
''sjrfcbe, esterla,v Illumined the Mery of i
."ffalfce ending of the love el ur. Alfred II.
el rtentli ny poison.
wtr-nlne. an eminent e.e sneelnl- '
'".vlsltlnK curgenn f0r the Kniipp
lenal Institute, Dr. Kiedel hail n ,
KstJSjr prncucc.
K '-vTTtudfly caused the discovery of the
E-.Ail'hT William It. Green, nrenrletnr
l?,e'rthe hotel, who nlse told the rcnnn I
Vjff )for the action of the specialist in tiik-
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ytlb.l WiU i.t''uuiviuv .- in- m-
ytct ei me specialist h nurrueni. uiet'ii
" .Mid that tlic de"tor loved the weinnii
- ' leeply, and Uiat when he discecied
Is. several months nse that she was eelnc
,& etit with ether men he lapsed into de-
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p v jctwvi ituni miw iiitiiiiy v-wmii uiuii'i'
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f BTtauenu.v. iireen sam, nc inreat-
.- .a trtlt Mtnuplf lillf Imfi.rA rannli.
V ! i1.ii. ! l.n t...ift.ll... I.. ... ..
Kc, V"" attempted te bring the girl he lewd
' V deck te Dim. tireen frnia tlie ilei-tnr
DRINK MANIA COSTS
HER LIFE AND
Man Kills Fiancee Who
fused te Wed Till He
Reformed
Re-
BODIES IN FLORAL &LEN
IW. T. .1. ItOWKS
Empleyes of the Philadelphia Klec
trie Company h.ie heen consratu censratu
latlng I)r. Hewes, their medical
director, en Ills sixty-third lilrth
day nnnlversary, and his Ions con
nection with the cempanj. Tor Ter
inerly he was dltecter of the Mint
here
words "Of the Ch.tilette Company "
Mr. (Ireen leficed te divulge the mime
nf tlin mitttt ..!! f.. ..I...... ,1... ..1....-
'even cabled the young woman's parents ciun died
liitv in Germany telling them of their daugh-
rt r' conduct. . .
?. railing te nrinz me sununir mri b.npt - -no j-i& ninmnn
?'' te him, Dr. Illedel, who wns separated
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New Yerk, May n. Hidden behind
the murder of hln sweetheart, Elizabeth
Dunn, by Jehn I Kane. Jr.,, (-en of a
well-known resident of Mnmareuecjc,
during n stroll in the weeds Sunday
afternoon, and his "ubsequent fuilclde,
Is the story of a romance shattered
because Miss Dunn rebuked Kane for
drinking and told him she would net
marry him until he reformed.
Their bodies were found yesterday
morning ncir a big heuhlcr In a flower
covered e'en at Altnwoed l'ark, about
."00 feet fi em IVnltiieri' read, en the
outskirts of Mnmareiicck en the Bound.
Sunday afternoon they had been seen
walking arm In arm tlirmijli the park
plrklng wild dowers. Hetwecn their
bodies wns u little beunuet of violets
unci pussy willows, -while in her right
l.nnd Miss Dunn cltitdicd sprigs of ap
ple blossoms.
Mr. Kane, thirt) -four, wrts the son
of Jehn Kane, for m.itiy .tears ticket
agent of the New Huven Itnilrend
Company nt Mnmuumeck and formerly
ta colleeter .
Ml"s Dunn, thlitv-twe. was n native
of Veed"iert. N Y. Ter live years,
she had been a grade teacher in the
Mnmnreneck school.
Kane for fifteen jmrs had been clerk
in tlie Mnnmreneck l'osteffice. During
I.f. TA mm I ir. ICIfinpi. trnn wna uinnvnln. itlnlntifl . .1 ln.. I .nn... ..n .. . . . "
l$, . i. li it ii 'i"""'i" , " "i ' " '".' ' ii.i.ii.nh mi. war no served as sergeant nnu ln-
,Lir-"' """ """uynce is in pnnichute aderllser a-cended here .es-' structer nt the Tnris Jslnnd Marine
St "S.'r."' iBTVil? r""" "H "entn terday. but did net get much higher than f'erpi Training dim,; In Seuth Cnre-
j&fr.' One significant thing was discovered I "e FJrst HnptNt Chuuh when his bal- !SMb From.h"utemSc &l
ML?m0 h is effccts a Photograph show- loon burst. He landed en the peak, which was presented b one of the bol bel
SJr ! JLI A0. ILnn ice s(,ati" rolled down te the gutter ami hung dlers who returned from France.
it? " J??meA,A,,e Picture bore n caption In there by a nail until the Vinelnnd Fire The ceupl,. had been cugnited for
V . anawriung a name. louewed by the, Department was called te rcM-ue him. meie than a year, and It wns ronerted
hnd Intended te ret married this sum
mer, but letters found by Corener
Fltgerald in the coat necket of Kane
showed the love of Miss Dunn was
slowly djlng because she could net get
Kane te step drinking.
In one letter she wrote "There Is no
use of our Continuing our friendship.
Y(i premised te step drinking and jet
ou hnve again broken your, word.
Hew can I marry you If you keep this
nn?"
The note which prebablv sent Miss
Dunn te death rend: "I will meet you
en Sunday and then we con settle It
nil."
It is believed Kane, after killing his
sweetheart, repented, because Adams
saw Kane walking In the weeds near
the scene of his crime Sunday at dusk.
Knne was In tears and meaning.
Friends of Kane sny he was madly
In love with Miss Dunn- and Insanely
jenleus. They first met at a .social
function in the vllle school about a
j ear age and he fell In love nt slfht.
JOFFRE THANKS AMERICA
Reception Here Warmest He Re
ceived In World Tour
Paris. May 0. (By A. P.) Marshal
Teffrc spent the first morning after his
return te France from his world tour
nt his headquarters at the War College
greeting friends. He will be received by
both President Millcrand and Premier
Pelncnre luter In the week te give an
account of his travels.
Speaking te the Associated Press,
the here of Hie Marnc said: , ,
"Throughout my thirty thousand
miles of trnvel 1 everywhere received
a most cordial welcome, out It remained
for America te outdo every ether coun
try In warmth of greeting.
'"I wns the leeiplcnt of beumllcs
hospitality from your gracious President
and jour generous people. Madame
Jeffre, our daughter and I return our
deepest thanks te nil who made our
journey across the American continent
se plensnnt arid profitable. We should
love te make the trip all ever again."
Heuse Burned After Tenant Leaves
laurel, Del., May 0. Fire today nt
Portsville, four miles west of Laurel, de
stroyed n dwelling ew ned by Mines Jcs
ter nnd occupied until jesterdny by
William Hltchlns. A shift in the wind
nnd the Laurel firefighters saved n shirt
factory nnd flour mill.
CONSUMERS CLING
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Publio Economies en Necessi
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Housten, Tex., May 0. WllllamS.
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te labor.
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