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Pleading Letters Reveal Her
Efferts te Held Gallant
"Americaine"
CALLS BRIDE UNFAITHFUL
New Yeilc, Auk. 10. Tlie pnrtlnc of
Me ways hm come for little Keltic
Pusneud nntl tlie jmllnnt "Mciitennnt
Aincrlcnlnc" whom Mic married flint
never-te-be-forgotten C'hrlsmns week
thnt followed the signing of the armis
tice In 1018.
The llentrnnnt new plain Dudley A.
Bcckmnn sued her for divorce yesterday
His Mtery In that of n fend luiband,
dcffcrted by his young French wife for
two of her fellow-ceuntrjmen. lies Is
the story of a struggle firt te held,
then te give tip, and finally te win again
the love of the man for whom she left
her homeland.
Between them, Supreme Court .Ins
tlce T.vrinn must decide whether Hcek
man is te have the divorce he m'pIjm, or
whether Heme, new only uu'nn-e,
In te have the separation she reluctantly
auks.
Start of Itemanre
The romance started In Ortober. 101 .
at Tnlenee. France, where Lieutenant
lleekman was a cenvalenseent In Hne
Hospital Ne (!, and where Item", then
only eighteen, was a guvetne-s in a
wealthy home.
After their wedding Lieutenant IleeK
man sent Heine home te hi nie'lier He
came back in July. 1!)1!, ami thcygavly
fct up housekeeping in a little lint in
Broekljn.
Thus far the stories of Ileekman and
Relnc agree. I5ut no further. The hus
bantl alleges she became enamored of a
Frenchman, Aime Dumalnc.
He says his mother and a friend
trailed the pair te Inspiration I'elnt In
n automobile, and there obtained evi
dence against her. Again, he charges.
Heine was caught In the eemimnv of
Henri L, Petit, u restaurateur. Finally,
he sas. slie lett him - en Christmas
Eve, just two jears, less live da, after
the wedding In France.
She denies both charges. The near
est she ever came te impropriety with
either of her ceuntrjmen, she declares,
was In pouring out in them the sterj of
her shattered romance.
Iteekman shattered her inmance. she j
asserts, first by speaking unkindlv te
her, then by striking her, then by tell- I
Ing her he no longer loved her and. '
finnll, by urging her te provide him
with grounds for a divene.
The documents in the ease inelud"
letters from Heine te Dudlev. One.
written en the night she left him,
reads :
"Dudley As you told me, I am gene
and shall never come back. If jeu want
a dlvetee or separation I am ready.
Teu shall hae it. If you want te speak
te m jeu can put a red ribbon at the
window and jeu can meet me in front
of the heii'c here, downstairs. I held
no grudge against jeu. (Juard a geed
remembrance of me. UJ'INE."
A later letter contained this plea :
Pleads te Return
"My Dudlcj Dearest :
"Take me back. Listen, my Dudley
dear. Take buck lour little wife. If
Jeu knew hew unhappy I am since I
eft jeu. I cried for jeu all the days,
but, tee proud, 1 did net want te come
back. I have no mere courage te suffer
any longer, and I want te come back.
I wish by my love and m fidelity
te make you forget all tlje bad I did jeu.
"Yeu say jeu de net love me any
mere. Yeu believe that. Hut you loved
me tee much net te love me nny mere. .
My denrest, love doesn't die. Yeu are
and always will be my little dearest
husband. Hemember the beautiful dajs
past which cun come back and last
all jour lifetime, if you wish.
"Yeu say that your mother would
ret want me te see you. Yes, and she
will see you the day when jeu send
her the photo of a pretty baby who
will unite us still mere, one te the '
ether. ,
"Take back your little wife, my
dearest. Yeu cannot thin!; of leaving
her at twenty years, and think well that
no word can change my ideas. Hcturn.
little husband, take back your little
, Heine. She wishes se mueli te feiget
that she caused jeu pain. Ahas yours
and for always, HELVE." i
The end of the series:
"Since all is eer and you have all '
thnt is necessary for a divorce against i
me, why de you net act with frankness
and retake each our entire liberty? I
have left the domicile conjugal since1
one j ear; I ghe you nil the rights in
the divorce. De all that you believe it
Is well te de luaitKt me, but remember
Just the same always th.it I was jour.
wife find tlmf nfipp inn Imd In,...' r..H '
me."
FREE MRS. STEVENS
Alleged Girl Bootlegger Says "It
Didn't Pay"
New Yerk. Aug 10 Mrs Edltb
Stevens, nineteen years old. was ne-
qulttcd in the Federal Court In Hroek- i
lyn jesteidaj en a charge of ceuspiring
te violate the Velstead act. I
The jeung woman, who wts accused of
engaging in a rum-running pint and. as
a conspirator with An'heny Cnssese. was
alleged te hae .superintended the lead- I
Ing of a cargo of liquor en his acht i
In the Hiihamas, smiled when the i
jury's verdict was announced and
asked the Court's permission te "fay
( a few words."
"It didn't pay," she said. "It was
the old story and I was decehed. Ylr-
i tue and honor nre mere precious than
money And I hope that my experience
will be a warning te ether'wmng girls i
who may be induced te threw away
these geed things (or a geed time."
Cnssese disappeared after he and
' Mrs. Stevens had been indicted, lenv.
Ing her, she declared, penniless.
PLAN $10,000 FUNERAL
Ke Lew, Slain Teng Leader, te Be
Burled in State
New Yerk, Aug. 10. While the hedv
of Ke Lew. murdered prcsjdent of (he
Hip Sing Teng, lav in undertaking
rooms yestcrdav, Chinese from as far
ta'Aut nu Rnil 1, ti nnlkt't ,1 .tc. I.u...l.. .
here for the funeral, which will he tliei
iuui uinuuruic bit given ie a (.llliuse
In this ceu n try.
The body will be tnken te 15 Pell
street, Hip Hlng iieadquarNiri, this
afternoon and will lie in state there
until burial Sunday afternoon. It will
, be. In a cepptr-Miruthtd coffin, with
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uneral. Jt ja suij, m ceH al)out
J 23 Yeara an Organist, Resigns
The vestry of Calvary Episcopal con cen con
freaatlen, of Conshohocken, has ac
cepted tue resignation of II. Orev
fltMle. lrffmilbt nntl ,1l,wn.. nt l.
-------"-" "w ui music
!n the church for twenty-thrce years.
mi. Kiriiim ui iiusiuen witn the
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ll'll M.IUBfrVIU fflllk intl, .1 In ,1.. I 11
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CHILDREN FIND OLD NOTES
REVEALING SEA TRAGEDY
Twe Discover Will In Barge Tender
Ashore at Seabrlght
Scabright, N. J., Aug. 10. Twe
youngsters In the employ of the Sea
brlght Ileach Club arc today probably
enriched between them te the extent el
$400.
While walking the bench yesterday
morning they found a barge tender In
the surf, which revenled, when cleaned
of snnd and water, a note which read
ns fellows :
"June 4, 1822.-I, William Custer,
am djlng. I Ienve the $400 In the
(Ireenpeint Ravings Uank te my friends,
Jack Harrews and Jehn Klster, If they
lle. or te who finds this. Prnv for my
will. "WILLIAM CUSTEH."
Hepertlng their find, the two young
sters. Cornelius Perrine nnd Jeremt.
Welch, were told te search the tender
again. They found another note,
which read :
"Tuesday, June 0. I think It Is
eight dajs since our bnrgc Catamount
1 went down. Custer's dead and se Is
Jack. I am almost, tee; if I am net
en this beat you will knew I nm.
"JOHN KISTEH."
Werk will continue today when the
, tide fnlls In an effort te locate further
I information te clear up the mystery
I of the tender nnd Its occupants.
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C. J. Heppe & Sen Downtown 1117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown N. W. Cor. 6th & Thompson Streets
Special August Sale
Used Pianos and Player-Pianos
This is a special sale te help us move ever
200 used piajnes that are crowding us. The
majority of these pianos have come from the
best homes in the city in exchange for Duo Due
Art Pianola-Pianos; the implication is that
they have been used but little. Their condi
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A. small Deum Payment.
Monthly Terms as low as
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Remember every used piano at Heppe's is guaranteed for 5 years and is ex
changeable at full price paid any time within one year.
We arc the agents for the celebrated Masen & Hamlin and Henry F. Miller Grand Pianos and
the Due-Art Pianola Pianos hence our large selection of high-grade exchanged piano i.
The greatest of all home
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from a Victrela. Heppe'g
were among the first te fea.
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we sell only genuine Victer
products.
Victrelas
At Heppe's you may select
from the full Victer line of
talking machines and records.
There are Victrelas from ;
$29.50 up I
Through the Heppe Rental- i
Payment Plan you pay mere
rental rates and all rent is '
applied toward purchase
price. 1
Call, phone or write for
full information.
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te the People of Philadelphia
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It's procurable with as little or as much
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There's no denying the charm of geed
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The choice of pleising, practical Wall
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Sample Beeks unfold ever se many kinds
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Mr. and Mrs. Heme-Owner:
Answer these questions for yourself they
are important. They are just as vital te you
as the feed you eat, the water you drink as
important as Reed habits of living.
In Winter:
(1) Is your skin often dry are your
threat end nasal passages irri
tated? (2) De you often shiver when you go
out of doers?
(3) De you "catch cold" easily?
(4) De you have headaches if you stay
in the house all day?
(5) Are these in your family mere
often ill in Winter than in the
Summer time?
Yeu should be able te answer NO te every
question. If your heating system is doing its
duty you would be able te answer NO.
The quality of the air in your home in Win
ter is of tremendous importance. Bad air,
haphazard, drafty ventilation, lower your
resistance, cloud your brain, make you irri
table and destroy vitality. Every cubic feet
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without draft AT ALL TIMES. Only one thing
can de it THE PROPER HEATING SYSTEM.
(1) Are you burning mere than a ten
of fuel per room per year, i. e.,
seven tens for a seven - room
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(2) Are you bothered by fuel dust,
gas, ashes, soot or smoke does
your system interfere in any way
with cleanliness?
' (3) Will it burn any fuel hard or soft
coal, coke, oil, gas, lignite, screen
ings or weed?
Millions of tens of fuel are wnsted every
year, because home owners fail te keep records
of fuel consumption. If they knew hew much
they waste they would refuse te tolerate their
present healing systems another month.
(1) Dees your heating system take up
wall space does it interfere with
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(4) Did you get a written GUARAN
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(5) Did a heating engineer go ever
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Thousands of home-owners in this city are
entitled te better heating they would give
greater attention te this important subject if
they actually knew what they have a right te
expect when they buy. Yeu are honestly en
titled te:
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