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garetha Maultasch was a bugbear It is reached through the sun- to me as a child. As one of my kissed orchards of Bozen, which The inquiry into the death of Mr.names is Margaret, my governess in my day provided the market- Vere Bennett, the 26-years-old stage with becoming a second Mar- with unlimited supplies of apples, always threatened me if I ponted women of the quaint old town director of the Winter Garden Theatre. was held at Holborn Coroner's Court by Mr. Danford Thomas.

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"I noticed him hanging in a big cupboard we had bought a week be. fore," said Mrs. Bennett. "I did not like the thing when I saw it. It had a sort of sinister look."

Her son, ahe said, was always planning for the future. "He had not had a holiday. I think he could have done with one, but he was, a boy who did not like to take holl- days."

Mr. Danford Thomas asked à ques- tion about her son's tempera- ment, to which Mrs. Bennett replied, "He had no temperament. He was most sane."

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Mother's Plea-An Accident? "Do you think it could possibly

peaches, and almonds, which one bought for a mere nothing. Now- adays I wonder how that may be with the heart taken out of the peasants, who used to offer one their tempting fruits and yeget ables from under the arcades of Bozen's picturesque Obst Markt. But, hush, we must no longer an- swer them in the familiar dialect; and. we must not say "Bozen," but "Bolsano,"

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What would Margaretha Maul- tasch have said to this? I can fancy her forcible`tongue equal to "Niederhaus" at Bozen that she signed the deed of gift the land to Austria. Not for nothing did she come of the proud race that had lived in Castle Tyrol near Meran now Merano-since at latest the eleventh century. Like the child who wanted the blue- bottle fly spared "because I want to kill it myself," she might rulo with a rod of Iron, but woe betide those who oppressed her people. Pagan and sacred symbols jostle each other in the decoration of Castle Tyrol to the bewilderment of the student. The portal of the chapel bears on the tympanum de- signs that appeal to the Chris- tian, and display representations of savage men and monkeys on the arch. It is suggestive of the Castle's eccentric liege-lady, who was likened to an ogre for many of her actions, yet followed the ence and devotion, and left to services of the chapel with rever- future ages a specimen of her handiwork in the form of a most delicately embroidered. cope for In maturer life, this abnormal- the service of the sanctuary.

If the contradictions in the ous illness, believed to be a form ly ugly woman became interest-

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have been an accident?" she asked garetha Maultasch, because the Mr. Danford Thomas, adding: "We Ugly Duchess's protruding under-

had been talking all the afternoon,

and he was joking with me up to the lip was a by-word.

last minute. He was so normal that. I cannot realise it was anything else but an accident."

some time.

Pocket-Mouthed Meg.

as

of the

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17 DOCTORS PUZZLED AT SOUTHAMPTON.

Seventeen doctors from all parts of the country have visited South- ampton during the past few weeks (says the "Daily Mail" to band) in

an endeavour to diagnose a mysteri

as the

Dr. Ian McPherson, acting diving to me on account of her cop-character of the Ugly Duchess ap- i which a number of men have been alonal surgeon, was asked by Mr.nection with my beloved Tyrol, Dear extreme, one finds them re-suffering at the isolation hospital.

and with that part to which my produced in the women Danford Thomas if the post-mortem heart goes out, especially at pre- land of her inheritance. Fervent Four gases have recovered and examination revealed anything absent, because against all its tradi-ly religious, passionately patrio-have been discharged from hospital, normal about Mr. Bennett's health: tions it is being Italianized. Yet tic, honest and straight-forward but Mr. George Boulton, aged 30, a

Dr. McPherson: No. He was a for generations the women

even if it might cost their lives ship's engineer, of Cunard-avenue, perfectly healthy man, and there well as men have been faithful to to tell the truth, the women of Southampton, is still in a critical

condition. was no sign of disease. Death was Austria, even when that country Tyrol in past centuries hurled Twelve weeks ago he was landed caused by asphyxia from hanging threw them over from fear of down on invaders of their adored from a ship after a voyage to the It was really the healthiest body I Napoleon. It was Margaretha homeland pine logs and portions Southern Atlantic, and have been called upon to examine for Maultasch (Pocket-mouthed Meg) of rock as readily as they minis symptoms from which he was who granted Tyrol to Duke tered to the wounded or shelter suffering suggested typhoid he was Rudolph IV. of Austria in 1363, ed fugitives. One could fancy a removed to hospital. Until 10 days. Perhaps Quentin Matsys only Highland lassic doing the same!ago he was between life and death, yielded to the temptation of Grace Buchanan in "G. Herald." drawing an extraordinary por- trait of the poor lady. There are others of her far less revolting in Tyrol but even this gruesomborough (Lincolnshire) cemetery sat by his bedside, as also have his portrait gives her which suggests unusual brain while she went to get water for parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Boul- flowers, George Webster, of ton. For weeks he had not the power.

Loughborough, Leicestershire, was alightest recollection of his rela- It has been said by some people sent to prison for two months. tives, and cannot recall any” ́de- ̧ that it was her violent language

tails concerning his home or pro- that was the most ugly thing Robbers who broke into a, ware-fession. His illness left him about her. However, she could honno. at Newport, Monmouthshire, speechless, and it was only two days be sportive too, as testified by The Canadian Government has the frescoes on the walls of an- belonging to Mr. H. E. Turner, got age that he opened his lips for the decided to increase from 25 to 50 cient Runkelstein in which she, is Away with a vanload of furniture, first time in a whisper. per cent. the requirements of Em-seen playing at ball with her gay plze labour and material in British court, which revelled in banquets imports to entitle them to the Bri- and tournaments and festive tish' preferential tariff.

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Mr. Stanley Brightman, general manager of the Winter Garden Theatre, said so far as he knew Mr. Bennett had no financial troubles, He was much valued by the firm.

Mrs.. Bennett was recalled, and, questioned by Mr. Danford Thomas, agreed there had been some insanity In the family.

Mr. Danford Thomas remarked that it was a case of impulse. He recorded a verdict of Suicide While of Unsound Mind. ⠀

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