Millard County Chronicle | 1911-06-01 | Page 8 | [Untitled]

' Delightfully Situated. Jeremy Sanderson, the well known sociologist of Pulutb. was condemning the International marriage that gives " an American girl's beauty and millions V to some elderly and withered nobleman, noble-man, t, "Those mercenary foreign hounds e that filch our girls." said Mr. Sanderson, Sander-son, bitterly, "are well off well off. I mean. In the Calhoun use of the term. ,: "IL Clay Calhoun, testifying In an a assault rase, spoke of one Washing- a ton White as "well off." ""Now, witness.' said the cross-ex-amlnlng lawyer, "when you declare White to be well off, what do you mean Is he worth HO.OOor " No, aah. Oh. no. sah.' said Cal houn. ft -'la he worth IS.OOOr tl " 'No, aah. Mah gracious, no.' w "Ms he worth ll.Ooor "'No. sah: he ain't wurf 17 cents. "Then, bow Is he well offf " Uekase. sah. his wire am an A No. " 1 waahlady and keeps de hull family 01 la bang-up style.'"