BEATS INVALID
WIFE TO DEATH
■Philadelphia, Jan. 21.—William
Eberwin, a veteran eighty years old,
related to the court today the manner
in which he used a board to beat his
invalid wife to death, at her request,
and how, while he was beating her,
t she encouraged him to complete the
bloody work. The judge sentenced)
him to seven years, the minimural
sentence.
SUBMARINE IS
STILLMISSING
Plymouth, Jan. 21.—The British i
submarine, No. 17, which was reported
unable to rise, and whose crew was
being keep alive with oxygen, is stJl
missing and a number of hydro aero
planes have been sent out to search
for it. _
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