The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1917, Page 4

= ~ — ee —— ee at wy se: ere ett a THE BVEKING WORLD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 84, 1917. I toe - " q Aamctgn On — os : ap lh - oe a ne ee ' a a . . SF toa 3 ‘ SERVICE ; “s PLEADS NOT GUILTY NEW YORK Lemon Juice ; + iN : ¥ WASHINGTON or Freckles oi easier —— a ’ ethan 4 se etsy omen o | | ran Keone ea SUNDAY NIGHT, Ray Lym Ah Extend ; . SEPT. 23.24. tegula peels age ve . WINDOW STRANGLES BABY “ye ’ ' oo 2 ’ ‘Prose Cremen) Kener . a ’ os n Bove oe Bae" lacie fl eG ae of foo . ° ) & @es can " * estate ia een SUFFRAGE up iN HOUSE ‘ «as wie TPENNSYLVANIA R. R, , vHe TRAGEDY Creation of « Sperint Cmmantire ° ” ‘ ° ’ o Pelee tonrtidercd * ** Pr ‘ a “ ’ WARHIN ‘ e " : Lop were Wasts WORK WONDERS ow a oe . @ relating Ars a 7 Ht held tm Aahevile white & 2A | $10,000 FIRE HALTS CARS. Means wae taken to Chicage Weddington sal@ the upper par apg eal sepa | Tee Stores tem @uk erceaen tuo dress eure by tire. Hine on ween tadibe Welewe to them, be added |. °” Veet to Wiemamnere night of her death was sotled with * “4 Kenan's statement pays | Fire whieh wtert tiood. He 4ié mot recall seving rs Mre King ont "The facts and ¢ “1 hat, Weddin ry «to Mre One “ue one and and as « about an tn and wm _ . aif behind the centre of the jeft ea ot SPECIAL worices, ladeig Me TELLS OF MIDNIGHT AUTOPSY | wnt - | age ' ON MRS. KING'S BODY i A ls 2 ma ore || ASE FOR and GET Pare ge Miam WH. Burmeister @, and that a few mo New $1. New oo Cu. + J | : jan of Cook Cour fi ton, him they AS Poa oO | tte ' that 4 " hot, eter + ~ nal - afnnees formed between 7 us k toward the main | , No Matra Charme for tt. RA ited Milk rene a . ‘ thapieb gM od ing toward the main he P oo eee IL ey eB iS ats | a lines wae Af winute nany others. The phyatclan den tt ton Means call: | ie J | utes Cost YOU Same Price. | '*0!' ° the autopsy on the body of Mra. K : Atinghara'® bs Ingham — - at Chicago after it had been broug “ Hurmetaster aald the bullet wound w ¥ wo inches bet the exterior Mra. K ee i w re. King’s right side and ap- ng of the left ear and two peared to be putting water on her hove it He there wera fr owder marks oF signe-o z " picking up Mra. | netater was emphatle in his de fon that Mra. King w ” a Tho wit “He ‘ how nt and of the U lot Strenuous ‘ ) Mra. King was | ( to this and the p hosnced: \desd | ‘ the question and An anonymous letter, said to be ; Jlearn from the witness w | frame wemnen elelraing te ave lA | wound could havo been nelf-tntl heen recsived by the auinerition, | 4 Sf fo weet ‘ ett BA Ons ~|HAT MRS. KING WORE AT TIME D ter h as not OF SHOOTING MI i 5 could not know more garding this | impor © of evidence to the | than any lawyer. Osborne challenged | pr’ missing. This is the the entire testimony of the expert. |%&t worn by Mrs, King on the night T. Canster of Charlotte, of the BcUstOn BAS ese Ve i defense battery, argued that Dr. Bur ne | | meister had not qualified as an ex- |" |pert. He stated that the physician } |had not shown that he had ever ex- j Kd amined a Colt ngiématic or shot one e might be answered ra} C _— ry “It is my opinion that the de- By ceased could not have held the | | U i 4 weapon in her own hand and 5 | ; fired the shot that produced the | 1 | wound," quietly stated the physi- | SHORTEN T C, 2 ea } clan, Dr. Burmeister described tests he |had made with sheets of white blot- | | ting paper to determino the distance | at which powder marks or burns from | a Colt automatic of the callbre that | caused tho death of Mra, King would | gures, Poslam tnstantiy scatite tee record, Ho declared that ata distance | angry gkin, splendidly exerts its heals of ten inches powder grains would |{ng power, not only to make the imbed themselves in the paper. | disease more endurable, but to cause The physician was cross-examined | it to grow less and less each day. by Attorney Canster, Dr. Burmeister | So effective is Poslam that a litle of it will cover a large surface, it TO HEAL ECZEMA ‘When Yerema burns, ttches, dis Riccardo Stracciari! 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