The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-09-11

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bought some underclOthes for Katie
May. but Mrs. Long says wheR she
got TO her house she had 70 borrow
underclothes. II is not NY duty TO
reconcile this testimony. That is the
duty OF the State. Now let me read
the evidence Of this one quarrel be
tween Harry and his wife when she
rallied at him because she was not
invited to her mothers. Did Harry
say one word? Not one. Who start
ed this row? The witness says Harry
said not one word. but that Katie
May did all the talking Now that
telephone conversation. Katie May
was Infatuated, she ordered her hus-
band to put two beds in her room.
Amt man got a right to sleep with
his wife if he wants to? What does
this mean? l guess these jurors can
understand. l know; so does Gen.
Garner.
The burden of the States whole
song is the shoes and petticoats. I
have never seen or heard of a boy
who had a worse reputation than de-
ceased. Five years ago he was drink
ing liquor and going to bad houses /
and making his boasts and brags
about what he could do with women.
That is the innocent kid of which we
have heard so much from the State.
Harry knew the character of Long
and he tells his wife to keep away
from him or there will be talk. He
goes off to his work, but when he re-
turns he finds Long in his wife's bed
room. The idea of Long, a boy of
this character in his wifes bed room, {
and again he asks his wife to keep
him out, but she says she won't be
dictated to, but you tell him to keep
out. OF course Harry wouldn't do '
that. he knew Spot would go up town
md brag and gossip about her. Then b
alter on at night he found them talk r
ng together, holding high carnival. c
lie could see the love light In their t
yes. An insult can be conveyed by Y
he eyes; they are the windows OF the a
oul. Harry saw all this and he n
legged his wife to leave and go to s;
Trs. Estes to board but she won't K
o. Then Harry returns and finds a L
ottle of brandy in the room. The lie
urse says that it is Spot Longs NJ
randy and Katie May is hiding it
'om her. Katie May tells him she dc
OF it on prescription from DIR. Len Dt
han, but the State proves she got it tn
ON Mr.. Forgey. They have another as
,ene, he tells her of all these things sd1
Id she says this can't go on always. M
e leaves, but returns soon with the SIP
i've branch of peace. He says to Nj
S wife, Katie May where am / to ca
eep tonight?' and she answers you w
MT sleep with me, and he goes to VIZ
e hotel. But he has no money. ge
hat crime is it that a man spends the
of his money for his wife that she The
ny be comfortable and he have not lee
e dollar for himself? But Mrs An
ng tells you she was always called
to settle their troubles. Who his
lied her? 1t was always Harry, but
e next day after the separation wa
TRY meets his brother and the lat sep
: tells him to go tell mother, but abb
8 good boy says no, l don't want ms
bring trouble to mother. But he hou
taken home to his old mother and tres
owing himself on that breast wal
ere he drank the bread of life years she
ore he says, mother, my wife, my to
Ell Always his love of his wife. whs
lat God Almighty gentlemen, wot
ere is the motive in this case? hus
Q next day Sunday Harry goes for
TX to get his leggins and his sweat Lon
and then he calls up his wife's cou1
her and tells him of the trouble, to
at was noble thing. He found cam
wife out in a negro cabin. Spot VIII
lg was in the house and Harry tive
S Katie May why do you run from this
it is going to cause talk. What love
IS his wife say? I ran out because that
Id not want to be under the same ord.
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