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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-08-26
LAS ESCUELAS Sc
ADRIAN FL D|A s
LES EscuELAs PuRLtcAs Sc A.
BRlRAN Ell Ola 6 DE sEPTlEM-
BRE PRoxiM0. LAS ESCuELAS.
ESTAN EN- BuENAS coNDtCIc-l
MES.

{ Los edificios escolares Sc estan va
alistand0 como preparation para la
aperture de las escuelas que tendra
llugar el dfa sells de Septiembre pro-
xim0.
La caas escuela que esta en- el
Canyon Road ha sido pintada de nue.
vo v Sc estA instalando una caldera
lnueva para calentarla en- ell invierno.
Este edificio, construido de ladrillo,
tendra 10 mas moderno en- sistema de
Icalefacci0n, ventilacion y equipo ge-
neral Los alumnos de los grados
primero, segundo, tercero y cuarto,
iran esta escuela. Los grados su-
periores iran a la escuela gramati-
cal llamada de Catron.
Ei Cuerpo de Educaci0n ha hecho
arreglos para una escuela de parvu
los sea kindergarten, en- la escuela
de Catron, en- las tardes, y en- la es-
|cuela de la Gale del Canon, antes
Distrito No. 8, en- la tarde tambien.
La Sra. Consuelo Mendenhall tendra
|a SUI cargo el trabaio del hndergar-
ten. La Sra Mendenhall es muy
|bien conocida en- esta ciudad como
una explendida maestro de parvulos.
la casa escuela en- la Gale de
Aqua F'rfa, antes Distrito No. 4, ha
sido renovada Sc ma puest0 una
fuente para beber aqua adentr0. A
esta escuela asistiran tambien dis
cfpulos de los cuatro primeros gra.
dos. Los discfpulUs del antique Dis
trito No. rs deberan asistir esta
escuela.
Sera una grande ventaja para los
alumnos 81 los estudiantes mas gran
des asisten la escuela central.
Con Ia, exception de Ia caatedra de-
Iflatematicas, la facultad de la Escue-l
la Alta pefmanecera practicamente
10 misino que el afio pasado. Esto
rs una ventaja para los patrocinado.
res de la Escuela Alta.
La Sra. Il ID. Robbins, de Portales,
Nuevo Mexico, ha sidO contratada
para ocupar la caatedra de matema-
ticas. La Sra. Robbins tiene un re-
gistro excelente como Instructors, y
fue una fortuna conseguir siis ser
viciOs.
ia Srita. Bernice BowmanF ahora
Mrs. Scoyell. yiye ahora en- Barke-
ley California. y asistira q Ia Until
versidad dc California 81 afo entran-
te paar recibfr el grado AZ M
La Srita. Maria Sena, nnestra ms
tructora de eapanol en- la Escuela Al
Ia, asisti6 al termino de vefan0 en-
la Universidad de California. ma
nifiesta haber pasado un verano muy
provechoso
De acuerdo con las leyes del esta-
dc, todOs los alumnos que no ten
gan sefiales de haber sido yacunados
q certificates de vacuna. doberan ser
VA unados antes entrar en- las e.
cuelas pdblicas.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-08-26
IMPoRTAMrE REsPuEsTA.

Hemos recihido la siguiente cartal
que reproductions:
Wagon Mound, N. M, Agosto 20,
I'll NuevO Mexicano, Santa re.
Senior editor: Para mejor informal
ci0n de todos aauellos que dieron sli
servicia nuestro g0biern0 durante
Ia guerra mundial, suplico 8 I'd. Sr.
editor, que nos haga saber por medic
de sd acreditado semanarios ST o no.
v por cuanto tempo estan los eg-
soldados excantos de pagar tasaci6nl
capitacl6n trabajar en- los caminos.
Existe mucha duda tocante a este
asunto entire los ex-soldados y estaria
mn yagradecido I'd. 81 nos podta
dar esta information. Esperando OR
de I'd, Un snscritor y ex-soldado.
RESPuESTA.- .--Reefrimo el asun-
to a lProcurad0r General del Esstad0,
uuien nos contest6 10 siguiente:
Todos los soldados, marineros y
marinog que sirvieron en- Ia gilerra
mundial v que han recibid0 sus des-
cargos houorables, estan intitulados
a una exencidn de s2,O00.00 en- pro-
piedad rafz, y tanbien al pago De
capifacion, la que inciuye Ia tasacion
de escuelas y Ia do caminos. Las
viudas de dichos soldad0s estAan I'M
tltuladas a las miamas exenciones
durante el tempo que permanezcan
sin casarse de nneyo. Los ex-soldaT
dos quedan exentos hasta que Sc pa
Sc alguna otra ley en- 10 futuro.
parece que ha yalg1na duda entire
lns autoridades legaies acerca de Ia
ehnstitncionalidad de esta ley. poro
Ia mlsma esta en- vigor, permnne-
cera nsi hasta que IL legislatura ias
cor4os decidan De otra manera.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-08-26
8 5AMER|CANOS EN- (,
MEXICO, PRESOS
Sc ANuNclo QUE clNco AMERi-
CAkos Y uN suBDlTo lNGLES
FuERON APRENpIDos PoR uN
BANDlDo EN- MEXICO, PERo YA
EsTAN EN- LlBERTAp.

Washington, Agosto 22 Cinco a.
mericanos y un sdbdito ingles han
sido appendices en- Jalisco, Mexico,
por el handido Pedro zamora, seg1n
dicen los despachos de hoy recibios
en- Ia embajada.
Ciudad de Mexico, Agosto 22 Para
acabar con eI niovimiento reyolucio-
mario en- ell estado de Jalisco. enca-
bezado por Pedro Zamora, y para lo-
grar Ia Iibertad dc los ciudadanos
anericanos yum ingls que fueron
appendices hace pocose dlas, Sc or
demo que salieran para JaliacO tres
columnas expedicionaFlas cOmpuestas
de regimientos de caballerfa y infan-
terfa.
Las noticias Sin confirmar dicen
que zamora Sc iley0 un subdito In
gies algunas .mujeres de Ia villa,
aleunas de las cnales SO mataron.
La embaiada americana no ha re-
cfbido detales de Ia prisi6n que Sc
verified en- Ctlale. pero los mensar
jes recibidos en- Ia Iegaci6n britAni-
ca dlcen que un ingles llamado John
son y aIgunos amcricanos futron cap.
turados. Sc sabe que tanto las dele
eaciones britanica como Ia americn-
ma han pedido al gobierno mexieano
que procure Ia libertad dc aus nacio-
naiee
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-08-26
lNlcIAcIoN DE LOS cA5ALERos
DE COLON

Sc ha anuneaido Que el domingo
pr0ximo, iia 20 de AgOsto, 1920, ha-
bra una iniciaci6n de los Caballeros
de Colon en- esta ciudad, en- la que
Sc conferiran los tres grades de Ia
orden a los candidates, que pasan de
trelnta Con este motive, el Concilio
local ha expedido una ineitaci6n q
todos los Cabaleros de Colon que per
tenecen al Concflio local y a los Off
ciales y miembros de los denas con
cilios para que SO sirvan estar pre-
sentes en- la iniciacidn y tomen par
te en- el prograima del dfa, que sera
como sigue:
A las 6 de la mahana los candida
tos Y miembros Sc reuniran en- la Ca
sa de los Il. q. en- la Avenida Wash
ington. paar de allf salir en- cuerpo
q la Cathedral donde asistirAn q la
Misa, Ocupando los asientos delante-
ros que Sc les han reservado. Se
supilca a La mayor parte de log
miembros que puedan hacerlo, que
ac0mpaiien los candidates en- tor
mar recibir Ia Communion en- dicha
misa Con este fin la catedral estn;
ra alberta la vfspera hasta las 8 del
la nOche para or las confeslones
A las 1880. Embellishments dest
pues de la misa, los candidates VI
iran en- cuerpo a la Sala
de sesiones del Concilio en- Ia Calle
Water. donde SO dispersaran para II
a almorzar
"a las 9 en- punto SO yolveran q reu
mir en- Ia. misnia sala de seaiones.
A las 30, So empeKara la ceremonial
del primer grado.
A las IL en- punto SO retiraran TO-
dos para II a conner.
A Ii f.15 dc la tarde. Sc volveran
a reupir en- Ia antes citada sala.
IA Ia 30 Sc dara q segundo grado.
A las 500 Sc empezara q tercer
grad0.
Al las 500 tendra lugar un banque
te programa en- 81 local que Sc a
nunciara durante 81 dia.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-08-26
GANARON Los AN
T|-HUBBL|STAS.
Los ANTi-EUBHLlsTAs cANARoN
EN- LAS PRIMARlAs EN- ALBu-
QUERQUE PoR' UNA GRAN MA
YORiA. FuE UNA TRETA PARA
DERRoTAR A LARRAzoLo.

Albuquerque. Agosto 25s-Los con-
trarios de Hubbell ganaron sus nom
bramientos por una mayorfa abruma-
dora en- la elecci6n de delegados pa
ia la convention republicana de con
dado por ell condado Q Bernalillo Sc
asegura esta mafana que las fuerzas
anti-Hubbell reclaman IA delegados,
la oposici6n 81. que Is estan inde-
cisos. La question de HnbDeTl SO uso
en- eI calor de la campaiia para po-
ner una delegation que estuyiera en-
contra de Iarrazolo y Sc titul0 Ia
pizarra sAnffIIubbell-D Sin embar-
go, Sc dice que Ia treta tendra result
lados impreyistos, pues Sc reclama
que muchos de los antis' son par
tfdarios de Larrazolo Modesto Or
tfz, uno de los leaders anti-hlubbell
ha anunciado que IS un error que 81
este en- contra de LarrazoIo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-08-26
VILLA sE pRoPoNE FuNpAR Is
cuELAs PARA Los NlNoa

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corrco. III praaldente De Il Huerta
ha recibid0 an extenHo meuasie del
general Francisco villa "a aiAriaan
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al jofe eiecutiso. que caneado de "A
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-08-26
Los SPREPARATV0S
PARA LAS F|ESTAS
IA VILLA De Los iNDlos Sc Es-
lTARLEcERA EN- Los LOTEs EN-
FRENTE AZ CATHEDRAL; Ell SR.
TWtTCHELL FiEGRES0 VA DEs-
PuEs DE coMPRAR Los TRAJEs

I----4
Eiemos tenido el gusto de yer los
trabajos de preparation para la gran
fiesta de Santa ne que Sc verificara
el mes entrante. Los trajes estan
va c0mprados, y las lanzas arcabuces
VI baIestas estan va terminates; asf
Como los escudos banderas Todo
el trabajo Sc ha hecho en- esta ciudad
por artistas locales y estan muy bien
acabadas todas las peizas.
Tambien tuyiIhos el gusto de yer
una de las placas de bronco que fue
hecha en- Denver, Y que sc pondra en-
Ila Cruz que Sc construy6 en- la parte
Inorte de Ia ciudad. La inscription,
Eque esta en- ingles, dice asf:
Cross Of the Martyrs
Erected by Members Of
The Knights Of Columbus and
THE Historical Society Of New Mexico
Ii Memory Of the franciscan Friars
who were killed by the Pueblo indian
In the Revolution in the
Provlnce Of New Mexico
August 9th and 10th, a. D., 1880
Que traducid0 dice: Cruz de los
Mars.xes, erigida por los miembros
ID los Caballeros de Colon ia So
oicdad Hist0rica de Nuevo M4Sico,
en- memoria de los Frailes Francis
osits ue fueron muertos po- los in
diua de Pueblo en- la revoluci6a on
IA. frogincia de Nueyo Mexico el 8
1e Agosto IA. d., de 108Q.n
por cortesia del Sir. James 4. Se-
ligman, estafetero de la ciudad, Sc
ha conseguido el local que ocupara
Ia nueva oficina de correos frente
para que Sc pongan alli las
de los indios sea la villa
india durante la semana de la Fiesta.
Las tiendas que usen los indips no
Sc pondran hasta el sabado IL de-
septiembre.
Parece que hay algun NAL entendi- 4
miento acerca del gran bale del is (
ie Septiembre. Muchos han crefdo
que es esencial que yayan vestidos
con trajes inexicanoH o espanoles y 7
lQue todos deben ir Yestidos asf. Ess
in error. POr aupuesto SO desasl
lue todas las personas que puedan'l
se vIatan con esOs trajes, pero no es
ssencial. Pueden Ii con sus vestid0s
-eenlares de bale. Ia tnica distin-
ion sera, que Ia primera hora deli
laile Sc perHnitira solamente bailar
! los que yayan vestidos con traJes
Ie fantasia, luego pueden bailar
Gd0s loa demas,
I'll CeroneI TwitcheIi regres6 va de
n yiale Chicago q donde fue con
i fin de compfar los traies que de-
len usar todoa los personaies de IA
ran fiesta 0 paseo historicu.
por enfermedad del Sr, George w. (
Irmijo, que debfa tomar IA parte del 4
De Vargas, Sc ha nom
irado para que 10 snstltuya Al Capt.
emory Moore. Quien "a he aceptado
d nueY0 cargo.
A ilisgar por los preparations y el
que reina entire t0doa loa
ue van D tomar parte en- IA fiesta,
e cree que este aho ID fiesta sera .
hermosa Los tra-
Is. arnaa dennAs ltiles que 4lemoA
Islo son riguFoeamente bistofscns,
NADIA deian que desear
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-08-26
IA JUNTA POLITICA
En- ALBUQUERQUE.
Ell G0BERNADOR NO ENcoMTRo
A sUS opONENTES ENTIRE LA
AUDI DiENcIAs PARA QUE MANi-
FESTARAN SlJS cARGOS EN-
CONTRA De EL.
D6nde esta Hening?

D0nde esta Hening2
Todos buscaron al editor de 81
Herald, eI lunes en- la noche en- ia
junta pudblica habida en- Albuquer
que el hines pasado, al pregnntar 81
g0helnador p0r FL, sal empezar sll
discgrs0 para contestar los ataques
que IL han dirigido los. amos pOliti-
COS Que han estado manifestando su
degcontento por medic del diario de
la tarde. Pero nadie compareci6
para Iefutar sis argumentOs.
II goheraador repiti0 SD pregunta
eepe1o I'm momentO Como nadie
roapnudi6, el gobernador pr0sigui6 a
cxpresar su opinion acerca del edi-
tor. yarias veces pregunt0 donde
estal;a.
Prosedi6 entonces q refutar los
cargos que Sc le han hecho con lem
guaje firme, entire otras cosas dilo:
''Estoy aquA para contestar q los
votantes no a los leaders que Sc
han nombrado solos, qnienes en- con-
claves secretos han dictad0 la pQllti-
ca que debera ser ratificada en- la
convention de estado
En- su discurso atac6 los m6todos
Msados por Frank Huhbell como amo
del condado y acus0 los "reforma-
doresg do usar las mismas tacticas,I
Censur6 energicamente a los amos POI
liticos y a su 6rgano v repetidas ve-
ces fu einterumpido por estrepitosos
aplausos por Ia concurrencia, muy
numerosa que Ilenaa el vasto salon.
Su discurs0 fue una refutaci6n com
pleta categ6rica de los insignifl-
cantes NAL fundados cargos acu-
saciones que Sc han hecho contra el
y contra su registro y trabaios, pOr
los vlejos caciques y sus secuaces.
Y dnrante todo este tempo, Sc no
to ALI una siila vacante....
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-18
BANKERS PLAN
CHIPLEY MEET
GROUP ONE OF STATE ASsocIA-
TION WILL DISCUSS QUESTION
OF EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY
BANKS.

Secretary j. H. Fears has an
nounced the following program for the
meeting of group No. 1 of the Florida
Bankers Association which is to be
held in Chipley, March 27.
Meeting called to order at 100 p. m.
Invocation by Rev. J. H. Williams
Address of welcome on the part of
the city by the mayor
On the part of the banks of Chipley,
by w. o. Butler, cashier of the First
National Bank.
Response on the part of the Flor
ida Bankers Association, by Hon.
Forrest Lake of Sanford. president.
On the part of group 1, by ]. A.
Ormond of Mariana, chairman.
THE Danger of Over Initiation and
How to Meet It.. by Hon. J. S. Reese
of Pensacola, president Citizens &
Peoples National Bank.
Shall We Have Par Clearance, Or
How Shall We Meet the Attitude of
the Federal Reserve Bank Toward
Country Banks
A free-for- all discussion, concluded
by the adoption Of resolutions re-
flecting the sentiment of the meeting.
The Florida Development Board, its
son of Panama City.
Owing to the Importance of the sub
ject of par clearance alone should
bring representative from every
bank in the group, for it is expected
that at this meeting a line of defense
will be agreed upon in the fight that
is being made upon the country banks
by the officials of the Federal Reserve
Banks.
Group L is the largest of the four
groups of Florida bankers embracing
practically all the territory between
Jacksonville and Pensacola. fine ln-
terest of the territory are largely ag-
ricultural and so the banks have much
in common. 1t is important that a
meeting be held annually at the be-
ginning of the year to discuss matters
of mutual Importance to banks in the
various sections of the state, which is
the origin of the idea of group meet
ings preceding the meeting of the en-
tire association in April of each year.
Chipley. the meeting place. is Iocat-
ed in almost the exact center of the
group, and is a thriving city support
ed by farming and stock raising ana
by turpentine and timber operations.
1t has a packing plant, fertilizer plant,
and many other enterprises, but is
receiving it's chief attention at this
time from its oil we'll, and the discov-
cry of oil and gas there being now
practical certainty. The accessibility
by rail will enable the visiting bank
ers to make very convenient trips and
a large attendance is confidently ex-
pected from the sixty banks of the
group.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-18
NEW STATE FLAG
is NOW ON SALE

Tallahassee. Mar. 17.-(SpeciaD-
The legislature of 1919 by Chapter
1918 empowered the secretary of state
to manufacture and sell reproduc-
tions of the state flag, or to contract
therefor. In pursuance of this act,
Hon. II. Clay Crawford, secretary of
state, has for some time been in
correspondence with various concerns
looking to the manufacture of such
flags.
He now announces that he has on
hand an adequate supply of wool bum
ting flags, size 4 by feet, which have
been priced at $500 each. The flag,
which he is exhibiting, to callers at his
office is beautiful in design and WORK
manship, and he is being congratulat-
ed by those who have seen it upon
the manner in which he has carried
out the provisions of the act. He states
that he will be glad to furnish the
flags to all applicants at the price
quoted and will give such other in
formation as interested parties may
wish.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-18
DILLARD HANDLES
BUNKER PERMITS

The The Tidewater Coal Exchange
of New York. acting under authority
of an executive order of the president
of the United States, requires that all
export and bunker coal for vessels
destined to foreign points be subject
to pefmit.
w. C. billiard, division freight agent
L. & n. railroad, Pensacola, has been
appointed agent for the Tidewater
Coal Exchange, New York, to act in
carrying out their regulations gov
erning the expectation of cargo coal
and furnishing bunker coal via either
l.. & n. or G., F. & A. railroads, to
vessels at Pensacola, destined to for
eign ports.
All applications for bunker coal per-
mits through Pensacola should be
made on form BIC in triplicate TO Mr.
Dillard who is authorized to handle
same locally for the exchange. in ac-
cordance with their instructions and
conditions
All applications for export coal are
to be made in triplicate on form &c
direct to Mr.. j. w. Howe, commits
sioner, Tidewater Coal Exchange,
Singer building, 149 Broadway, New
York, n. Y.
Full information as to orders and
rules of the exchange may be obtained
from Mr.. billiard.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-18
NEWS REFS

L. L. Ripley reported the loss of
his bill fold in the postoffice corridor
yesterday containing several bills. He
had finished registering a letter and
left his purse on the window counter.
He is on the So and asks that it be
returned.
w. F. Fulton, negro, charged with
recruiting labor was fined $500 yes
terday in the city court. Half of the
fine was suspended on condition that
he leave this vicinity and not operate
here.
Sale of the American schooner Hope
Sherwood was announced yesterday
by G. Russell Ladd to J. A. Smith. The
Sherwood is 522 tons and has a cargo
on board valued at $4,000.
The Wednesday night services at
the First Christian church last night
were conducted by Mrs. Herbert H.
Woods, in the absence of Pastor Minor
J. Ross. Reverend Ross is attending
the pastors meeting at Jacksonville.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-18

The Housekeeper's Burden - House,
window and carpet cleaning. The
Pensacola House and Window Cleaning
Co. can carry the whole load for You.
Phone 1913 for information. Address
COS Blount Bldg. 1m-49S
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-18
THIS FLORIDA
LADY'S STRENGTH
RESTORED AGAIN
Pensacola Lady Feels Every One
Who Is Suffering Should Have
a Chance to Profit by Her
Experience.
Declares the New Medicine Dre-
co Has Brought Relief From
Constipation, Kidney, Liver
and Stomach Troubles.

Il feel that I have a duty to per-
form for the benefit of every sick per-
son in this town. by telling them.
through the papers, what has brought
relief to me. after eighteen months of
sickness" states Mrs. Beatrice Purvis,
of 139 w. Liberty-st.. Pensacola, Fla,
in a signed statement.
My health has been miserable: Sc
we're headaches. attended by pains in
my back and limbs, caused me much
agony. 1 also had a distressed feeling
in my stomach and it would fill up
with gas after meals, making me very
uncomfortable. 1 often had dizzy
spells which nearly blinded me; my
appetite fell away to almost nothing.
My breath was so foul 1 could smell
it myself. It is really hard to describe
my feelings"
All this time I was taking different
medicines, but without much success.
When the new medicine Dreco came
to town, was impressed by the honest
frank statements / read in the papers
about it and began taking it myself 1t
IS hard to realize what a big change
this Dreco has brought forth. 1t is
almost beyond belief"
MY food digests perfectly, leaving
no gas nor pains; headaches and back
aches have gone. My liver is acting
well, which has overcome the dizziness
and foul breath and bad taste in my
mouth. 1 am full of energy, and have
felt light hearted and happy all the
time. l hope every one suffering as
once did, will give Dreco a trial"
All good druggists now sell Dreco
and it is being especially introduced
in Pensacola by Balkcom Drug Co.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-18
Kidnapped as Child, Kansas Woman
Doesn't Know Her Real
Name.
Rx MABEL ABBOTT.

Kansas City, No. Mar. 16.-"Who
am I?' asked Mrs. Lizzie Huffman.
She is searching the United States for
some clew to her own identity.
She knows that she was kidnapped
when she was a small girl. Back of
that she knows nothing.
She may be the solution of some
half f-century4old mystery, long ago
given up by the police, like that of
Charles Ross.
Mrs. Huffman lives at Wichita, Kan.
She thinks she is about SO years old.
Her first recollection is of pleasant
home in a city. She remembers that
one day she went to church with her
father and mother.
The church was decorated with flow
ers and she wore white shoes.
When they came home, she went out
on the front porch to get her doll
A man stepped up and threw black
cloak over her head.
II kicked and cried as he carried
me away" she says. After a short
trip we came to some water. Another
man met us, and they fought for me.
1 was dropped to the ground, scram-
bled out of my coverings, and watched
them fight. I shall never forget 1t.
"The second man gained possessiohj
Oh me ana TOOK me Tor a long trip on
the train, to a place where there was
snow on the ground. 1t was the first
snow / had ever seen, which makes
me believe I was stolen from some
southern city"
The child lived for some time with
an Ohio family named Barnes-she
does not know where. They told her
they would never tell her who she
was.
There were other children there
who did not belong to the Barneses,"
she says, land I believe they must
have made a practice of kidnapping
children"
The girl married, and has grown
children of her own. For the last 80
years she has been trying to learn
something of her people.
Sometimes" she says, ''the feeling
comes to me that now L may find out
something, even if 1 am in the middle
of a days work, and go. My children
beg me to forget the past and settle
down, but 1 cannot. L cannot rest
until I know who I am"