davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

Ell mej6r anuncio con que puede con-
tar un comereiante es I'm cliente sa-
tisfecho. No puede darse mejor re-
comendacion de ningun articulo que
Ia s~iguiente, de e.. B. Milburn, pro
pietario de la farmacia "Guion Drug
Store, de Guion, Ark: "Hemos ven
dido durante amos ell Remedio dc
Chamberlain para la Tos, y siempre
hemos encontrado que ha dado resul'
tados perfectamente sa~tisfactorios.7
De venta On todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
100 HoMRREs DE LAS FUERzAs
ExPEDICI0NARlAS AMERICA
MAS HAN ouEpADo clEGos.


Washington. Sept Is egdn los
dltimos reportes Ell ndmero de sol
dados amerioanos de las Fuerzas
Expedicionarias que fueron a Europa
que p~erdieron Ia vista asciende q 1870.
La r~e-educaci6n es de mucho signifi.
cado para estos indiyiduos, y como
una tercera parte de estos ~soldados
estan q la presente aprovechandose
asf mismos de Ia op~oFtupidad de una
discipline bajo la direction del cuer-
20 Federal para educacidn Vocaeiot
nal.
La avicultura ha sido exDrimentada
y prueba ser una vocaci0n lucrative
para hombres ciegos, Con Ia aeisten-
cha de miembros de 81 familia estos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
pEsALlENTo.

Aquellos que sufren de indigestion
pierden, generalmente, la esperanto
de mejorar. v Green que les es impo-
sible hallar alivio. Made podrfa co.
meter mayor e%quivoco. Centenares de
personals han obtenido su curacion
permanente mediante 81 uso de las
Tabletas de Chamberlain, y pueden
ahora conner TODD 10 que a~petecen,
Estas tabletas vigorizan Ell estomago
y hacen que pueda funcionar debida-
mente. 81 no las ha usado I'd. ha-
ga Ia prueba en- seguida.
De venta IN todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
rEopoRo MARrlNEz

Don Teodoro Martinez. falleci0 en-
su casa residencia el microbes pasado
d la edad de 40 amos a consciousness
do complication de Intermediates
Deja para lamentar su ~despedida q un
hermano, Romolo Martinez, de esta
ciudad; a i'm hijo. ). r. Martinez, Dc
TERRA Amarillo; a n hermana. III
ginia de sena; y a una hija la Sritai
n. Martinez, y varios nietos, Eel fu-
neral tuvo lugar Ell jueyes q aas 3 de
la mahana. de la Cathedral al cemen
terio del Rosario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
be NuEsTRos suscRIPToREs


Nuestro suscriptor ell Sr. San
doval, nos escribe de Dolores, Colo,
que ha hecho su resignation como
mayordomo de session de aqnel lugar,
~ que en- breve partira para 81 lugar
de su Residential en- Oio Sarco, NJ. M.
Eel Sr. Sandoval ha estado ausente del
estado por mas de diez meses y a Pc
sar de 10 bien que 10 ha tratado Ia
suerte por aquellos mundos tiene el
deseo de regresar al lado de su fami.
liza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
EMMA GOLDMAN N ALEXANDER
BERGMAN SERAN DEPoRTA-
nos COMO ANARQulsTAS.
Notorios e~storbadores de Ia paz pa.
blica prcximos a ser eehadus del
continente segdn Sc dice.

washington, Sept. 1S.-Una orden
Federal para 81 arresto de Emma Gold
man y Alexander Berkman, acusando-
los de anarquistas v pidiendo su de
portacion, ha sido emitida por las an'
toridades de Immigration. La Srita,
Goldman esta concluyend0 i'm terminc
de prisi6n en- la penitenciaria ep JEFF
ferson City. Mo-, y Berkman esta con
flnado en- Ia penitenciaria an Atlanta
Ca. Ambos Theron convictados por
antent6f impedir Ia CONSUMPTION.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

los mismos metodos Green con buen
resultado descipilinar a ios cieeoel
All conducir este sistema <el aeente DC
SECURES y Ell boticario estan disciple
nandose en- 81 antigua profession .
Inca de n~egocios. ~aprendiendo q con
ducirse en- Ell viej0 sistema a pesal
de su desyentaja. Estos hombres han
pdrdido su vista. pero am ~retienen
81 amhicion y 81 amino.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
Defunciones
cARMELITA GARCIA.

A fines de la semana pasada falle'
clio en- la Residential de u padres Ia
nina Carmelita Garcia, a la edad de
un mes is dfas a consequences dc
enfermedad infantil. 81 funeral De-
angelic tuyo lugar Ell domingo a las
dos de la tofde de la Cathedral al &c
menterio del Rosario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
aRA. \. n. ID ANAYA.

La Sra. Natiyidad Montoya de Ana
va, a la edad de SO amos, esposa de
Don Jose Antonio Anaya, fallecio g
jueyes ppdo. en- su rancho en- Calls
teo. Sc le do sepultura q la finada en-
aquel lugar Ell sabado en- la mahahas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

ciegos aoldadOs estan teniendo 6xito.
OsteopatjaS y massage estd atraxemdo
la ~atenoldn de otros como una ocupa'
cion muy apropiada para los ciegos.
ri sistema del Cuerpo Educational
Sc esta basando en- IL pasada expe'
riencia tomada o los soldados inha'
biiitados la cmal han ileyado a feliz
exito ZEN proporcionarles 81 appropriate
empIeo para buscarse la vida, y bajo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

Remigio Chavez, de Peralta. visit0
la cindad 81 martes.
n. M. Pacheco, de Espanola, estuvo
en- Ia ciudad 81 yiernes.
Roberto Quintana, de Santa Cruz,
estuvo en- Id ciudad el martes.
Ventura Anaya, de GalisteO, fue un
visitante a Ia capital ell viernes.
p. L. Martinez, de Arroyo, estuyo en-
la ciudad a principles de Ia semana.
]. G. Sanchez. de Albuquerque, es-
tuvo con neeoeios importantes en- esta
aver.
Juan M. Baca, de Socorro, fue uno'
de los visitantes con nagocioa 2 "
capital.
Genaro Quintana. de Pojoaque. Sc
dej0 YER en- Ia capital q p%rincipios de
la emana.
FL joven Paul p. Frank, de Las We
gas, visit0 Ia capital a fines de Ia Sc
mana pasada.
~ M. Montana, de TERRA Amarillo,
Sc dej0 yer en- Ia ciudad a fines de La
semana pasada.
Margarito Y Esmael Martinez, de
Dixon, N. Mex. yisitaron la capitaE
durante la semana
--
CITE Anffo Do1pod0 ha rnprn.
sado de un yiaje a Denver y Colorado
Springs donde disfrut0 de su va%casion.
-
La Sra. James Lopez, que durante
la semana ha estado sacramento en-
ferma fue movida 81 martes De 81 re-
sidencia al Sanatorio donde sera ope'
rada de appendicitis.
La Sra. Jorge w. Armijo, esposa
del alguacil mayor del condado De
Santa Re. pas0 n operation 81 \
en- ell sanatorio de st. Vicente Y se
reporta que sigue mejorando.
u M. Luna comisio1ado de corpo-
raciones, regres6 ell domingo dc Los
Lunas. Nos informa que ell ylernes
en- la noche fue cogid0 por II fuerte
lluvia cerca de Belen y gu automovil
no pudo dar ell ancho teninedolo que
deiar en- aquel lugar hasta ell siguiente
dfa. Reporta ell Sr. Luna que 81 ca
mino entire Albuquerque Y Santa re
Sc halla en- buenas condolences.
Procedente de Park View, lego a
esta ell sabado. 20 del corriente, Dona
Teodorita O. de Martinez, esposa De
Don Transito Martinez de Park View.
Muchos amos hacfa que la sonora Mar
tinez no visitaba la capital, que es lu-
gar de SUI nacimient0 y Ell lugar De
residencia de sus hermanos los Sc
nores Alexandra y BENJAMIN M READ.
La sonora Martinez esta hospedada en-
la Residential de la familia de Don Ben
jamfn M Read.
De Pehablanca, N NJ, nos escribe
Don Luis Martinez, que ell Jueves ~
del presente Sc celebr6 en- la parro
auia de aquel lugar ana misa de ca
DO de aho por Ell descanso del alma
de SUI finada esposa DoDa Ramonsi-
Ia Garcia de Martinez. La misa fue
muy solemne v atendida por \ gran
co~ncurrencia de deudos Y amigos de
la familia de La finada. El Sr. Mar;
tinez o pide. que extiendamos las
gracias a todos auuellos personals que
So dignaron acompaharlO a 81 Y a slos
deudos de su esposa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
iQue es 10 que Forma los
Hombres Vigorosos de Hero, HOmbres De
n0ImDKeS VIgOKUSOS
Fuerza Vital, Rcbus.
tos y Victoriosos
I'm medico explica el secreto ID
los nervios vigorosos, de los cere.
bros activos y pensantes y de Ia,
gran energia fisica, diciendo:
FL Hero Nuxado inyecta yigos
y energfa en- las venAs dc !
los hombrcs.

|NEt|XA
Son los hombrea de m1sculo vi
hierro (al par que los compaheros
avezados a Ia lucha que regresan
de Ia casnpiia y del rampamentol
los que habran de RECONSTRUCT hoy
dia los negocios Ia vida politica
de Ia Naci6n La vida al aire
Ebre, el aIimento frugal y el rtgi- &C
men en- todos sus actos les han
tornado una sangre RIGA en- hero
a estos ~fucrtee, sanos v vigorosos ~
modelos de Ia humanidad. Pero
tales condolences para reconstruir
sd salud no Sc abTen a miles de
indiyiduos de amboa sexos en- IA
vida civil, cuyas costumbres y alimentos
faltos de hierro minan 81 energia y los
hacen dtbiles, anemicos y decades, pro,
duciendo a menudo en- So sangrc g
sshambre del hero"
AL comentar respecto de las pros
babilidadeB de reconatruir una q
mas fuerte de individuos por medlo
del aumento de la provision de me-
FRO IN su sangre, el pr. George X;
Baker. antique medico ). cirutano del
Monmouth Memorial Hospital de
New Jersey dice: "El hierro es abso-
1utamente indispensable para trans
formar ell alimentO en- tejidps vlvosN
muscu1os y cerebro. Sin Ell hero no
pnede haber hombres REQUISITES y oe
sangre ro1a nj mujeres lozanas Y Dc
me1illbH s~onrosadas Y a menos que
este formador de energia se c9tenEu
de los alimentos Que ingerimos, de-
bera ser proporcionado en- alguna for
ma que permfta Acilmente abaor-
berlo v asimilarlo. Los alImentoe
eeleccionadoa Y los modernos mfio-
dos oulinafios nos han robad9 une
buena cantidad del Hero cue Ia
naturaleza nos habfa deparado
Para supiir eata deficiencies v nu-
menfar los giobulos rotoa no conozce
NADIA Tue sea tan ehcaz como d
hierro ~orRanico, este es. ell Hierrt
Nuxado. Pcr I'm examen cuidRdost
de gu Formula Y por las pruebaE qu'
ne hecho con Ell Hero Nuxado. es'
toy convencido de que eH una pre-.
pnracion que TODD medicQ pueds
tomar q recetar q u enfermos cor
la plena conliauza de ohtener slem.
pre- respltados altamente benthcoI
y aatisfactorioe. nj hecho de que
81 Hero Nuxado es usndo nor mai
De S.n00,000 dc porsonas anualmentl
como tonico ~ restaurador dc u
enerBia y de Ia sangre es en- 81 mis-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
AviSO I~TnpOrtante.

FL Ouerpo de Industries de Guerra del G0bierno de
los Estados Umidos Ia erpedido Una oraeu prohibsendo
a todos los ~periodicos senaqndrios nsdndar sascfrc'onss Q
~periodicos a los s~usefitores que no hdyoN pagedo ode'ans
tado. Poy 10 tanto, no mdmdarensos 81 ~pcfiodico sano q los
s~uscritoyes que nos hdyan mandado "a sssscriciow.
Con tai %snotipo, awunciamos q M~uestros suscrstores
que no nos hayon pdgoao todovio, que q menos que nos
yemitan 10 que nos deben hasto IA fecha, nos 0ersmos
oIligados q q~aiioylos 30 ruestras Nstds y NO les nsanda
renos mas 81 periodico 81 no pagan Embellishments
Issperamos que nos ayudAran a cumplir con Ia anterior
orden del kohierno de los Estdos Unidos, y que nos mandarin
loSque nos adeudan por apscripcicnes hasta IA fecha arriba m
dcada.
Santa Fee New Mexican
Publishing Corporation
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

Sefh ell successor del 1uex Abbott; una
casa de piedra Sc CONSTRUED 81 81
Canon de dos Friloles.
III guardamayor de bosque Don y
Sullivan ha sido nombrado para que
tome cargo del Monumental Nacionai
de Bandelier en- donde 30 italian los
Ifamosos restos de las moradas de los
moradores do las riscos. III SUICIDE
al Jnez A. u Abbott 81 cual reside
por t~antos.anos en- 81 Canon del Rito
de los Frljoles, resignando para irse
para California. E Sr. Sullivan So
hallaba anteriormente a cargo de la
.floresta nacional del Tonic.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-10

heroes of the Grey meet for their an
nual reunion in Atlanta October to
10, there will be a simuita locus CON
vention Of th4se devoted women who
have worked increasingly TO keep alive
a memory of the Confederate dead
the members of the Southern Memoir
ial associations, Mrs. A. McDuf Will
son, president general of the associa-
ton, today directed this call;
'To the Memorial Associations of
the Confederated Southern Memorial
Association, and to all memorial as
ISOLATION members:
'The invitation extended by the
City of Atlanta to the United Con-
federate Veterans, Sons of Veterans,
and the Confederated Southern Mem
orial Association to meet in conven-
ton in Atlanta October 7-8-9-10 has
been most graciously accepted, and
YOU are hereby called to meet as per
Article ". of the constitution--'the
time and place of the annual meeting
of this association shall be the same
as the annual meeting of the United
Confederate Veterans
"Head ;uarters will be at Piedmont
hotel, and place of meeting the
Chamber of Commerce assembly hall.
"You are urged to send large rep
preventative delegations, as matters
of vital Importance to our organiza-
ton are to be considered. Faithfully
yours
MRS. A. Med. WILSON,
president General, C. S. M. A"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-10
DISAPPOINTING SEARCH
CHAPTER XIII.


first 7 looked into the drawers of
49, oId-fashioned high-boy. A Won
Ja,.f,,I piece of furniture, which in
trigned me to wonder why it was
not in use. found nothing of much
;,+orast either there orr ar old
h,rpau. so l turned my attention TO
The trunks. l was delighted when
I found a key that fitted the first
one | attempted to open, a very large
trunk. and practically new-that is,
4 did not look as if it had travelled
very far.
ooh. how lovelyw gasped, when
removing some tissue paper, | came
Dnon a pale blue satin evening dress.
Tn corner of the tray were slippers
and stockings to match, a fan and,
underneath, a delicate petticnat Of
the color. l knew at once it
must have belonged to cola. "He
loves her so he keeps her old clothes"
7 moaned, then kicking off my own
sIopped. l substituted one of the blue
ones. To my delight twas large for
me 81 have the smaller foot any
way" l said in childish glee. "Pm
glad of that"
I lifted out the tray after putting
everything back exactly as / had
foupd if. Underneath was another
one. In this one was sapphire
velvet evening dress. If the light
blue had been exquisite, this one was
simply marvellous. couldn't resist
it altho | hated myself for the feel
ing. | quickly slipped of my simple
morning dress, and put it on. 1t fit
ted as if made for me. looked at
myself nthe mirror atop the old
bureau, and breath6d a sigh of de-
light. If only Eeverett would let me
have a dress like that, instead of the
simple girlish things he made me
wear.
took down my hair, unb "a led it,
and made a big soft swirl on top Of
my head
There! now l look something like
a married woman" I said aloud, as
l gazed with admiration at myself.
The dress was cut very low, both back
and front, and had long train. 1t
made me look much older, which
delighted me-.
Withou, removing it I couldn't
bear to take it off 1 continued my
inspection of the contents of the big
trunk. Other dresses, all for even
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-10

to the small one for which there was
no key on he ring.
every WE'LL" ANSWERED meekly,
all the time wondering how l should
get the key of that small trunk. Now
| was obsessed that in it ] should
find old letters, yellowed with age
perhaps, as one read of them in nov
els-but letters which would tell me
of Leola.
To Be Continued.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-10

| ing and save one black one, all Of
some shade of blue-filled each tray
With all of them were shoes anG
other articles to match. Finally
had exhausted that trunk l would
take one more look at myself,
thought, then |, you'd take off the
sapphire velvet, and lock the trunk.
But when | looked again 1 was SO
pleased with my older appearance,
that l just kept it on and trained
around the attic, trying keys in 9th
e1 trunk.
found another which fitted a
smaller and much battered trunk.
his one was filed with simple
morning and afternoon dresses. They
didn't interest me, altho l took each
one out. | thought l might find
some old letters or something which
would throw more light on Leola. But
nothing rewarded my search.
tried another, an interesting
looking steamer trunk, covered with
labels. But altho l tried every-single
small key on the ring, none fitted.
l loked at my watch. l had been
in the attic over two hours. l must
hurry down with the keys before
Mrs. Gray returned. In my haste l
stumbled over a piece of furniture,
making a good deal of noise. l lis
tened a moment-then as l heard no
movement below, l stood in front of
the mirror to unfasten the velvet
dress.
"He might let me wear things
made like this" l grumbled as l once
more took in with delight my older
appearance in the decollcte gown
ooh, Mrs. Grahamw had been
SO engrossed with myself, my mir
rored image, that l had heard moth
ing. Mrs. Gray's exclamation was
the first intimation had that l was
not alone. ooh, why did you come
up here?' real concern was on her
face.
"Why shouldn't II" l asked with
more bravado th91 I felt. isn't it
my homer"
"Yes-but-Mr. Graham allows no
one up here. l come to see that ev-
erything is all right occasionally, He
could blame me did he know you had
been in those trunks"
AS she talked she helped me I'M
fasten the dress. In spite of her
words I could see, l thought / did,
sympathy for me in her face. 1t
emboldendened me to ask:
whats in that trunk?" pointing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-10
The Standard
SPECIAL SALES FOR MONDAY
AND TUESDAY ONLY.

Silk Bingham of the best standard
makes; this seasons price will be
75c to 81 yard-Monday and Tues
day choice of about 1000 yards 48c
Genuine Duplex Window Shades,
white one side green on other. COM
plete, with guaranteed fixtures, val
ne $3.50 to S2-Monday and Tues
day 20
Fine smooth Sea Island, even
weave and good quality, sold only in
lots of 10 yards, no more no less, to
one buyer at the price - Monday
and Tuesday, 10 yds for .-..--.-.-9Sc
Amoskeag Staple Bingham none
better made all size check; value
now 35c-Monday and Tuesday, linn
it 20 yards to one buyer, yard 21c
Mems Nainsook Underwear, shirts
and drawers to match, made of good
pajama. checks, value 50c-Monday
and Tuesday .--...-.-....---..--.----
Palm Beach cloth of excellent
quality, full width, value about Soc
Monday and Tuesday only, yard 24c
Small lot White Lawns, full regular
width, worth 15c to 2Oc-Monday
and Tuesday only, yard &c
Women's White SA.G.s, drummers'
samples, values all the way from 50
to $4.50-Monday and Tuesday $3.50
Close out sale of one lot of batiste
and colored lawns. value from 15c
to 25c-Monday and Tuesday at
yard -..-------.-...-----.- -------.-.--------10c
36-inch Part Wool Serge in fast
colors, fine weave colors, black, navy,
cope, green and red, value now soc
to CSC Monday and Tuesday
yard ....-------.-.....-.--.-.---
The above prices are good only on
Monday and Tuesday, and will posi-
lively be withdrawn Tuesday even
ing at 6 p. m.
Genuine Hope Bleached Domestic,
none better; made by the Lonsdale
company; present value 40c-specfal
Monday and Tuesday, yard zee
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-10

Eve had formed the bad habit of
running away, so to impress her fully
with the danger of so doing, her ia
Their took her on his knee and told her
the story of Charlie Ross-how he
was coaxed away from his yard one
day by a man who promised him some
candy and he never came back to his
parents. She listened intently, and at
the close of the story she looked mp
and asked: ''Well, did he get the
candy?'
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-10
Waterman Not Losing Any Time.

81 don't think anyone ever suffer-
ed more from stomach trouble and
bloating than I have. had to lay
off my run more than half the time
and could get no help from prescrip-
tions or medicine. One fmy friends
advised using Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy, which 1 found to be the greatest
remedy ever put on the earth. have
not lost a day since taking it. 1t is
worth its weight in gold" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince, or money refunded. How
ellis Pharmacy and druggists every
where. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-10
PAGE THREE
500 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper will !
pleased to learn that there IL at lea.
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional Conditional
requires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work The proprietors have so much
faith in the curative power OF Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure Send for list of testimonials.
Address f. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-08-10

AMERICUS STEAM LAUNDRY.
Dry Cleaning and Pressing
PHONE 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-18

county, eighty-two gears ago, ne was
educated at the Virginia Military In
stitute.
The freight steamers Keresaspa
and Minnesota, both bringing troops
back from France, are several days
overdue at Newport News. Nothing
has been heard from either of them
since last week. The Keresaspa has
four officers and men aboard and the
Minnesota six officers and several
men. Whether the ships encountered
rough weather is not known.
The two captains and five lieuten-
ants of the cadet corps Of the Shen-
andoah Valley Military Academy,
who were arrested on charge OF
hazing Cadet Robert E. Buncutter, a
"rat," or first-year man, Tor an al
legged breach of the cadet rules, were
found guilty Thursday of a technical
charge of disorderly conduct and
fined SO and costs each.
Democratic candidates to succeed
Carter Glass, former member Of Con-
gress for the Sixth district of Vir-
ginia centered their activities yester-
day at Roanoke on the eve of the
Democratic primary. James P. " pods
and John M. Hart, of Roanoke, and
John Thompson Brown, of Bedford
county. are the only candidates in
the field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-01-18
The RIGHT OF SEARCH
New York Magistrate Says Wife has
Right to go Through Husbands
Pockets

New York, Jan. ia wife has
the right to go through her husbands
pockets during his sleep, especially
when he is drinking, ruled Magistrate
Groehl this week Joseph Conway
was brought before the Court on q
charge of disordcrly conduct prefer
red by his wife.
Conway told tae Court his wife
had stolen SIG while he slept. Mrs
Conway complained; that her husband
had just returned from a 30-day
term at Blackwcil's Island for disor-
derby behaviour, ard that he at once
started to abuse her.
Il don't agree with YOU said
Magistrate Groehl: after Conway
bad declared "a woman has no right
to do that"
"a woman has the right to GO
through her husbands pockets, espe
cially when her husband has been in
innate with alcohol.
"Prohibition gees into effect on
July l." the court added. "Iou are
on probation anti: July 3 It's fell
lows like you that spoil it or the de-
cent fellows. It's such as YOU that
caused national prohibition"