BLED WHITE BY WOMAN
MAN FINISHES IN CANAL
Before disapppearing from his home at Liverpool, Thomas Howells wrote cO the police telling them where his body would be found in the canal there. At the inquest the coroner read a letter in which Howells had described to him his life ♦’or the past seven years with “a woman in sheep’s clothing. In this letter Howells said he had walked out with the woman for seven years. He had to sell up his home and go into lodgings to pay £3O towards a £6O ring for her Twice, he wrote, he drew £SO from different sources, and she had £2O on each. After commenting that the woman was not satisfied until she had got all she could, Howells concluded: “She has broken my heart completely. . . . Now she is walking out with another man."
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 62, 4 June 1927, Page 12
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142BLED WHITE BY WOMAN Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 62, 4 June 1927, Page 12
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