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“You mean your judgment, don’t you, Jack? You kept telling me how much better a C.C.M. was. You were so eager to have a C.C.M. that I didlft

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The plaintiff said that it was o Minerva cur, and she linll her hus- band went to Cologne to get it. Sir lElils lluine-Vyillialus said tllut the Minerva was l1 Belgian cur.

The plaintiff-It iwas a present to me.

Sir ‘Edward Marshall Hull-Did

' you sell your husband's busby, or 1 llearskin, iind some silver belong‘. Sir Edward Marshall Hall coll.

lng to llim'!—I sold nothing except by his wish, - '

Tile plaintiff agreed that she sold some furniture for her lrllﬂlltilitl in i923, but that was because he did not require it. She did not sel liny silver Colonel Deilnistoun stll lllid ill the silver he ever possessed. She denied that she sold his fur coat and riﬂe.

DENNISTOUN CASE

Sir Edward Marshall Hulk-Were .lle tllllOlllliii-‘LYOU ciuilll in 1921 ill respect of loans or gifts l0 V9111 lusbliunlbf-ll was not in u Dﬂﬂiilﬁll o give them to him.

The lpluinllifl said that neither lhe nor -hcr husband liud' any idea halt the trustee. of her marriage evtiellieiit would be. able to g.-t loney from anybody uiiltll Sir John iiiiiller agreed to lend the £1.00!!- Phere was no connexion lbetween he furniture and ‘that £1,000 at all. me of the solicitors to -Sir John ililller lprepared the document. .Vlli0l1 was senlt oult to Jamaica for er husband und her to sign, and he solicitor pziitl the bills,

Coillisel. 1You slill have time furn- Lilre, \I'lliL‘ii you say is worth £400 1nd I suilizesl is worth albout J1,000?-—Ycs.

Tile plaintiff alllnitlted that ‘she ‘ii/id £250 u yl-ni- for llcr ‘lint, and halt it was lluw very nicely furl!- ‘ died.

Sir Ellwnlll Marshall Holt-Do ou 'l‘8l1i0ll'l1lli.l' giving your husband ;10ll‘o-li August 12, 1921, nnd say- llg, "There you ‘are; that is the lst l can do for you"'.'-~N0, l win ure I did not. l don't iillillk it was he ill-st.

You were a Miss Wvbsterl-Yes.

Your tliither tilled ‘before you were .orn'!—-Yes. ‘

Your mother afterwards married iir. Walkeril-Yes; he was ‘killed i-n he ‘South African Wur.

Counselr-Then ‘she lularricll Sir Olin Miller; there was n divorce. lllll she married Ml". Max Dr- Blithe, llltl ltlieii there wlls another divorce.

When you were lllll-l‘l'li'li ill 19110 ’0l1 were 21—22.

llull (lolonel Dclln-lstulill 'ery much ill love with you lome time? lle tnllLnlc so.

Did you refuse him more lthan rlieH-Yes.

At ‘U10 time of the marriage the xilonel wlis more or ‘less nn invalid -<My ‘husband?

Yes, suffering from licute neuri- .i.s?—lHe always had iihnt.

Very (lentil-l don't know lwhat le is now.

Did he suffer considerably and pain-fully with his‘ iie-rves? —Not when l wiis illlllffiflil to him.

Were you in ‘lovc with hi-m?—— Yes.

The plaintiff sit-ill ‘that her hus- band underwent nil operation teii lays ofiter the marriage nnd W8.3"ln hospital ‘for several weeks. They Went to lPurii-i for their honeymoon. hater she lwulllil to South America. -Alt1that time she had ll 1flat at Well-

lbﬁ en ‘for

lngton court. - ‘Si-r Edward lyiarshaliﬂ Hall-And whilst you were at Wellllli-gtoil-

court had you a lservant named Mau-rlee and a lu-aid culled Mar- ce-liie?-—ll had a. maid named Mar- celle.

Were you receiving Mr. ‘SBDlIOIlBG 00fiSl8.liltly?——‘CB1'ili.llily not.

Did your ‘hilsba-nd reinonstrate with you, and llld you say that Mr. Seilliou-se Ihad lost his key and you would let him stayY-Il, never ‘hap- pened.

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Children With Internal Medi- cines to Break Golda

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At the ﬁrst sign of croup, sore

throat, or lmywrther cold Urouble, sums of money in consequence of apply Vlcka freely. There is noth- his marriage with Lily Carnarvon? m! to .wan°w_y°u m" “rub n —1l do not follow your lllirllment. i on."

85.9% ﬁuwlkllbulhll!

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_,lll9 cross-examination when several

D0 you say that you were never suiliy oi’ adultery wlltli M-r. B611- house?

Sir Ellis Hume-Williams objected and said that the question ou-gllt

not lto he put; as there was no eyuleiice that the divorce was collu- s ve. ~

His Lordship held that, in the ell-- curlleiances, ‘the questions were ad- miscible.

Sir Edward Marshall Hall ‘was about to lput further questions on the Subject, when, Mrs. Dcmriatolin ealll, “Don't you think you ‘hall ‘bet- 191‘ ilut ‘thc-se questions ll/ulnorrow? l have ‘been herelilreiidy ix hours." Has Lordship-l think that is oil- ly filir.

The Court tlieln adjourned.

Vislia to Spain and Pal-la

tinuell his erossexwnlinptlon of Mrs. Denlllstoilli on Thursday. Sll‘ {Clhvnrd Marshall] l-lalll —

r\_'i’liel-e were you between, Ootobe-r o ilflli Ileeelllber 21'.’ (The ‘witness pziustll) Let me helpbyou. 0n October 13 llid you m) to Spain with Colonel lnnes and another woman? "Yes. .

Dill you stay th-ree days at Lis- .l)Oll'."—-—YCS.

m" yo" the" 80 i0 ‘the Palace Hotel at MallrIdT-Yes.

Ami izhen to ‘the Savoy Hotel at Pairis'."--—Yc.s_

By lllotor-cars?—T iilellilion was by ilio . Dill. you then g‘o to Budapest alonc.’—--I think that I came home You lluve got Iillll! itinerary of my llfc so wonderfully, [do not keep (liar-leis.

D111 you g0 ‘to Efiuiapestih-Yes. Did you there lnleei ‘Prince Bela Odescalchi'.'——Yes.

Dill you stay there for three weeks?—<l thin-k elbow; “in days was the longest time I stayed there. When you got back from Buda- pest dill you go to Paris? — You ‘must pas-s ‘through ‘Paris.

Did you fllili iParker, you maid, waiting for you ?-Yes. Whcreil-At the Savoy.

That is: not a cheap hotel, Iii it‘? Did you trill IParker that you hall been with the Prince and ‘ilflfl llilll n very good 1timc?——l never salll any ‘silcll thing.

Did Parker forward .10 you a; Budapest letters ulid lt-legralms, in- eluding telegrams from Americailf ~14! I hall hall telegrams from Ani- erica ihty would not hlive been sent to FParis.

Was Mr. "F" in America then? —Yes.

The witness agreed that shc had bed one or ‘Lwo ‘telegrams ‘from Ml‘. "F". She Ipilifl her expenses at Bildﬂlpﬂﬂi herself. lShc was lbuying things on the Continent for hel- business.

Sir Ellwlirll Marshall» llllll.~'0fl October 8 (llll lLorll Clil-niirvon pay you £8(i0?—~Yl».si_

What was that for?—1’l‘llc pur- chase oi‘ ‘two horses from Colulie llln-es and Major Valet.

You were to get £180 if ‘the lieull s-toolIY-llee wiis not giving it to Mr. Justice MCCﬂrdilG.—l[ -wiis ii com-mission. not u gift. i The witness alllled lhllt the dell] weut olif, and ishe paill ‘the =moncy buck to Lord Carnarvoii. She was out of pockgt over the transaction. Sir Edward Mars-hall Halllmlfrom JIHIE 30, 1921i, to Decellllier 24, was there £5Lﬁ47 lpnld ill to your ue- count'.'—~Yes.

‘If you trike oi tlie £800, thitt leaves £2,S47?—Yes.

In llliztt period you spent lmoro ‘than that £2,847?—-Yes, lbut in business you alwnys have ‘money ‘going backward-s and forward-s. Mr. Justice McCardle. — She‘ meanelhat the money represents turnover and not profit,

Turning tn the letter of Decem- ‘be-r 27, in which Cdloiiel Dennis- tou-n’s solicitor wrewe to Messrs. Lewis and Lewis saying fhnt- Col- onel Deiinlstoun relpilllizited Mrs. Dennistouns statements, the wit- ness ssld that she saw nothing scull- dalous in lthc letter ‘which Sir George Lewis wrote to Mr. Fryzeni

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Sir Edward Marshall l-la1ll——lf your; claim is invented, and it was

narvon, than have the case ‘tried, do you‘

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woman's name in the plcading'.'— Y That is llibﬁtﬂllilﬁly untrue.

Do you iknow that thlllt lphrt of, the paragraph wile struck out on

summons '.'—'-Yes.

Was the ‘intention to allege that

the defendant hild received largo

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Referring to Parker. formerly her mail], Mrs. Dennistnun said thni she was an excellent maid, but ex-

tremely uiyre-liirble. Sir Edward "Mr" 111"‘ ll I kl vcr tll- lllilcllhl-lillll. Tlu-y llilll- l i|ll‘_V“l|i¥|_Rli|\'I‘ Illllll llillllppl-lir lly this ililfl’ “mm and ("d Ymlr "mm m3)’ i0 you]

Mlvrshllil llail was proceeding with

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- . . . . q . , ‘ inl vi brought in the holpe that Lady Car- monlhrrs oi‘ the Jilly Iplﬂieﬁihéfl loud ell up to Ftlvl‘ him i1 fireilifii 511i)- B as Colonel Dennistouns iy 111i 1P1‘? Wily 111 ‘Vhlch 5°!“ ‘We’ Pm‘- wlilfe, ‘would pay anything ratherilivllﬁ W91'e'l111‘i~

still not see that it is a scandalous lilhinwl 111M two llllesiioﬂh WhiCh had followed each other were not

has been a misunderstanding.

with Mr. Senhouse, -to lvllom refer-

that inserted ‘with your sanction? illmhelf- H9 “hi8 i110 ﬂlfﬂighleﬂti Sh. Edward Marshall Ilal-l ‘snidﬂn August, 1920, 1-1 do llflll think that there is any. ml;- twllgoﬁiilélzdrilltxllla hlitivygliznlilé? "m, i, was a letter from Mm Dink.‘ (To he continued) (111118 WFOBS ill it. e5 5 i i‘ I ‘i V nlsioun to her maid, and dealt w t ‘

Dvhh you? I suszest to you thﬂi i" Q19 "is: wdfk ‘hi’, whiz” ‘he w“ Ill xlllil mutlers. , N ' it is the final lever that you are n _riillcc ea ill! -B m8 - _ ' H d yo" a ,y,“n.ga|mv “up; The grylng to use my lmroduclng “l; Slr Ellwnrll ‘Marsha-ll Hall.-—‘Dl1d a The “new, “wk '

999m ‘he “mm pnwedmg m“ d“ ill 1920, as soon ils the _'-:?ll-‘raIi'-‘1. howl-l, Tvllllli in lmrlulful (‘lull-

‘plii-turc- for ‘France with Srn-hn,,_.,,.g hum, “m; turned, (llfl you hurt-i King. llliii ]||'('\'('IIl llh- llliily

l lolll nly hlrslblinll no s=u 'h tiling. "m," mthe,h,,nga,lo,v-_, The general,‘ l‘lltl\')i"illll'lll so lll'i'l‘illlll‘_\' lu I{lll|li_ - Il‘5l .

l-le knew the housv-pllrly where I was w-lien Mr. Scllheusc ("‘llll1 nv

m, fire"? And did Y0“ BRY- “Perhllps so, l will have m)’ ‘i"‘*“k' fast ll1i1sta-irs"?—My maid "fluid "m- AN UNREAD LETTER say shone thins. nor should 1 4° ' n. h h " l that in 1921 “Mb a "will u. t t that very e w ness cniel ‘ [)0 you now a a she lived Willi .‘.'li'. Bolill allli all‘ 1110i?‘ time yﬂur husband will: ofculpy-ing l » - ' ll O ' _—— DO ‘i There iibrlﬂllis. A Kw" “as n e iTglllllli-flflferlqwllllzllﬂlllollil was liinthe Sir Edward Marshall Ha‘ll—l do how] or ML not want to l‘€i\(l lhutulettgr. ht n‘ The witness denied glut‘ ghe stay. . Mr. Justice lie-Curl e- us ‘ l t o eva with Mr. Dinah“ r. nee ball Ibsen llialle, lthe ‘WlUIGBSYHOt m me rend? Dom, n refer 102;‘: Bonn" Mn Bonn “m,

“EdITHC ‘is “of him m detendiﬂélflllll matters? imlll her lihat he was fond of her

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Questioned lliiilllll ht r relationship

Mnorings‘.'—Yes.

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I4 A (.1 K H E A D S llolin nllwiiys slilycd iii the Savoy. Don't llqlu-i-zu lllnl-lllll-llllil ~l1lil- i iFiPil l" 399 ‘him a9 ‘much 93 I till-re la more rl-ill rl-lii-f from pliyail-ili lmlvl- llleul. llvt two OIIIWPI of could because ‘WE were Qlignﬂéd. illiHifPfll, more Iluulth, hnpllillollll, vllui- pcrnxiul- pnwlicr lrmll guy llrllll Dill you ‘g0 IlOWn in the nmrnlng ily. mental illld |lll1|ilV vigor Ill illlli um-

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