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WOODROW WILSON, MISSING CHILD FOUND

MEMORIES OF CYCLING TOUR

̈IN, BRITAIN.

BRIDGET LEHMANN PRODUCED IN COURT.

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The detailed biography of the Bridget Margaret Lehmann, fon American President Wilson (writ whom a widespread search follow- ten by Ray Stannard. Baker), od upon an order, made by Mr. covering the earlier period of his Justice Hill, was produced before life' down to 1910, tells how, in his his Lordship in the Divorce Court earlier yeare, Mr. Wilson attained recently. Sho had been found at academic distinction and held an school in Lille and brought back. minor professorship at Bryn Mawr Sho is the eight-year-old College for Women with a salary 'daughter of Mrs. Joyce Lohmann, of only £300 a year.

of 'Now House, Polatead, Suffolk,

He went on to Princeton, where, who had applied for an order so late as 1900, his wife had to be against her divorced husband, so careful of money that "In ond Mr H M. T. Lehmann, to attend year the four largest items of her court with the child, it being clothing cost only £8."

LITTLE MAN alleged that he had taken the girl away from her school at Court

Many people, no doubt, sup-Malvernan posed when Woodrow Wilson came Mr. Bucknil (for Mrs. Lob. to Britain after the war that I1] man)—It appears" that the child was the first time he bad ever act was taken from Tilbury to Dun- foot in England, whereas twenty kirk and from there to Bethune yours before he had ridden on his and thence to Lille, where she was bicycle all about the country, deposited

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>') to Antwerp and pretended to go

to Cologne. But he went to

Its rides are described, chiefly Flushing and then came back to

in his own worda-Hero I am, writing by candlelight in a quaint Inn at the heart of the Shakes peare country (the Woolpack at Warwick on July 5, 1890.)

Lille.

IF It had not been for the help of Mr. Gurney, the British Consul at Lille, and his staff, who ren

dered most valuable assistance in

My heart burns with a keen re-carrying out your Lordship's or morse, he adds, that I should be der, the assistance of Mr. Frank here without you (his wife) in Wyatt, the inquiry agent, who day. this inexpressibly beautiful re- and night tried to find the child, gion, where England is to be seen and the publicity given the looking na 1 had dreamed it would Fress, I do not think we should look, and where memories crowd have ever got this child back.. and haunt so as to fill the mind and heart to överflowing.

"Bleak" Scotland.

Restored to the Mother.

On behalf of the husband, Mr. Harold Simmons said that accord-

He speaks of "this exquisite ing to his instructions the hus- land" after "bleak" Scotland, and band was unaware of the Court's a few days later he writes:-

order, which had not been served on him. The first knowledge that We "lay" last night in Wood- he had of It was due to the stock, partly for the name of it, publicity which had been referred; partly because We wanted to 1 to.

sleep at a quiet country inn, We As soon as the matter came to reached here (Oxford) about his notice he voluntarily yielded lunch time to-day, and have had up the child, "I wish," added Mr. only the afternoon to look about Simmons, "to express his contri- ua, but, dear me, a mere glanco attion and sincere apologies for Oxford is enough to take one's the events that have happened." heart by storm.

He says, curiously enough, that ho bas seen as much in England that made him feel alien as made him feel at home. And, he goes on, have been made, on the whole. to love America more, rather than less, for all England is so bonny and so full of treasure for the mind and fancy. But Oxford! Well, I am afraid that if there Is a place for me here Am. would see me again only to sell the house and fetch you and the children-and yet I have not seen prettier dwelling than ours in Eng

At St. Giles,

His journey began at Glasgow. He went to the service In St. Giles' Cathedral in · Edinburgh with a regiment of Highlanders, "did" the Trossachs and Burns' country, looked for his grand- father's church in Carlisle, and plucked a flower from a wall near Wordsworth's"cottage at the Rydal Mount.

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English girls, he tells his wife, when they are interesting, are un- mistakably very attractive tures. American' girls have great and obylous auperiority in beauty, figure, style, grace, and a sort of effectiveness, but English | girls are, I should judge, as a rule, sweeter and easier to love in an intimate domestic fashion. When they get beauty, too, they are very dangerous.

The story of Woodrow Wilson's courting is charmingly told in the first volume. Mrs. Wilson- whose devoted nursing of the President during the distressing illness is so well remembered- Was Miss Ellen Axson, daughter of the Manse in the Southern State of Georgia.

Fast and Furious Courtship, Wilson first saw her in church, and after the service secured an introduction. It was a fast and furious courtship there were long walks and longer talks, and "boat rides" and picnics. Wilson "could not keep away:" he "had to call every afternoon."

Among the five tons of docu- ments, numbering about 250,000, which Mr. Stannard Enker has had to handle, were, some

1200 that passed between Woodrow Wilson and his wife, beginning in 1883, and continuing for 80 years.

To the end they were lova lot- ters. He was never away from home more than a day without writing to her, the biographer re-. corda, writing often at great length, and the first thing he did upon his return from a journey, no matter how short, was to sit down and write "Ellen" a full account of it.

Mrs. Wilson influenced his life at many critical moments. To an extraordinary extent she protect ed him, guided him, established the environment in which his In- tense nature 'could best function, "I am the only one who can rest him," he told a friend. "My salvation," he once told her, "is in being loved."

Making an order against Mr. Lehmann to pay the costs of ap- lications made to the Court after the girl's disappearance and the expenses incurred in tracing and recovering the girl, Mr. Justice Hill said: "We were all doing the best we could to trace the child."

be restored, to the custody of her.

The Judge ordered the girl to

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