The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 26, 1937, Page 16

SENGING A SOLUTION OF THE ANYSTERY, BEN WEBSTER PERSUADED THE WOMAN WHO HELD MILLICENT BY THE HAND NOW, TO FOLLOW HIM AND MISS FUDDYBUDDY \NTO THE PRWACY OF THEIR SUITE- B GRACIOUS ME, THE & "" on !/ DON'T {eamous vowne BLUedEiL! { wrerrupt HER, MI155 ““ FUDDYBUDDY - w DARLING, XOU ¥NOW ' | AN'T SURE, BUT )| 'M YOUR MOTHER,DONT J1'D KINDA LIKE TO HAVE YOU — THAT 19, \F YOU'RE ‘:;URE! WELL, SUPPOSE YOU S'T DOWN AND TELL DON'T SQUEELE ME 90 T\GHT-GEE, NOU DO SEEM TO LIKE ME, HE DIDN'T LIKE CHILDREN AND HE DIDN'T WANT ME TO KEEP MY BABY - BUT WHO WAS THE MAN WITH THAT MISERABLE WRETCH!| HE PUT MILLICENT N THE ORPHANAGE FOR MY HUSBAND AND WHEN | DISCOVERED THIS FACT, AND 1JUST D\SCONERED T, | THREATENED WIAA WITH - 1, T00, AM MILLICENT MONTMORENCY MORTIMER,, JUST AS ‘6 MY DAUGHTER THEN, ONE NIGHT AFTER THE THEATRE, WHEN | CAME HOME , MY BABY WAS GONE AND A NOTE, LEFT BY MY HUSBAND, SAID | WOULD NEVER SEE HER N NOR HIM AGAN- — ARREST AND COMPELLED H\W &) TO ARRANGE S0 | AMIGHT SEE MILLICENT AND CLAIM HER - HE DECLARED SHE COULD MOT BE AAY CHILD ~ —BUT THE WORLD KNOWS ME BY MY STAGE NAME, BONNIE BLUEBELL, BUT FEW KNOW ME AS BOTH A MOTHER AND A WIDOW — OF SORROW | HAVE EXPERIENCED, THE YEARS OF SEARCH | HAVE BUT NOW [KNOW, ! KNOW SHE IS/ v[ &l