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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04
Woman Gets FiUe Years for
Merely Killing Her Husband
Whom She 'LoUed So Much
principal feature of the trial.
Intended aa Cnress

Intended as Cnress
From the very first she made It
plain that In shooting her husband
she was only proving the dept of her
love for him. II loved him too
much" Il loved him too much" she
kept repeating. Even at the moment
she fired she intended only to caress
him.
Il fired. but I did not mean to Kill.
Unluckily the bail took effect in a
vital spot" she explained.
The Jury accepted this explanation.
1t returned a verdict to the effect
that NJ. Juquliers death was due to
the defective aim of his wife, prob
ably caused by mental agitation.
Il tried TO embrace him. He was
insensible to my scaresses. He re-
pulsed me. Happening to have a re-
volver In my hand l fired, absent
mindedly."
Most Natural Thing to DO
Who wouldn't have done the same
thing? For example, If you happen
to have cornst in your hand, and
are thinking of something else. you
automatically finger the pistons. II
you have pair of dice in your hand
you rattle them. II you have a PEN
ell in your hand you soribble with
out thinking anything about II. 1t
Just CHANGED that Nine. Juqulier had
revolver in her hand, and what
more natural than that at such a
moment she should unthinkingly at
tempt to caress her husband with it7
A moment of thoughtlessness of
distraction, and she lands in jail.
And all because she loved him and
wanted to embrace him. That is
what makes the judges severity so
hard to understand.
It makes one think that NJ. JuqufieY
must have been most inconsiderate
and imprudent husband. A husband
who was at all careful of his health,
when he saw that his wife was fin.
gerins an automatic. would go out of
his way, one would think. to be pleas
ant and conciliatory. When you are
going home late along a deserted
street and a man asks you for a
r1atch, or wants to know what time
ir is. and you notice that he has
Smith and Wesson in his hand. do
you curse and brutishly repulse him?
Why. then. should man be less con-
siderate of his wife than of total
stranger?
Must Answer to Women
Such are the questions that
aroused women OF France are asking
today, and that the men who make
the laws must answer tomorrow, IL
they expect marriage to be a popu-
lar institution.
There is another angle to the mat
ter also. 1t is pointed out that IL
women are no longer to be permitted
to get rid of incompatible husbands
and there are many such husbands
in France, AS in some other coun-
tries--in a normal, quiet, domestic
manner, the result is apt to be an
alarming increase in divorces with
all the attendant scandals.
The fear Is. expressed that divorces
may become as common In France
as they are in America. a thought
that makes Frenchmen with their
tratiitions OF family life, sflutltfer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04

hurry, and besides when things are
dull, 1 often pick up one or two cases
on the way."-London Ideas
Can't Blame Him
when the new curats tried to star
his car he choked the engine three
times in succession"
Did he make any remarks appro-
PIRATE to the occasionr'
mo, he didn't, but he didn't have
exactly the same kind of expression
on his face as when he says. Let us
pray'."-The Pathfinder.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04

explosion"
Yes; but 1t didn't last long enough.
Tires should be made so that whsn
they burst the noise will last long
enough to drown my husbands re-
marks."--Topics of the Day (films).
Sort Of 8. o. $.
What sort of time is your friend
having on his motor tour?'
Great! I've had only two letters
from him-one from police station
and the other from a hospital
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04
ASTHMA CURED BY
SIMPLE REMEDY
Famous Druggist Discovers Simple
Remedy for Asthma and Makes
Generous FREE trial Of
fer to Readers

Thirty years ago Mr.. C.. Lezvengood, q
widely known Kansas druggist. discovered
a simple. easy to take prescription for
Asthma--he gave it to people who had
suffered for years and, to their amazement,
they say they were easily cured-these
people told their friends, and in this way
thousands have found the sure way to cure
Asthma. Mr.. Leavengood feels so conf
dent that his prescription will cure in all
cases that he generously offers to send a
big bottle on 10 days Free Trial to any
reader of this paper who will write for It.
If it cures pay s1.zD, otherwise you owe
nothing. Send no mcney-just write to O.
Leavengood, 1898 S. w. Blvd, Rosedale
Kansas, and the big bottle will be mailed
imm ediately ADV.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04

respectfully solicits the patronage of
all his friends who have known of
his good work while he was with the
Denegre company.
Special rates of rs cents per day
will be made for the storage of cars
belonging to children attending the
High school.
The equipment of the shop is the
last word-in modern shop machinery
and Robbie" is prepared to take care
Of jobs of every sort and nature.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04

ney (Australia) Bulletin.
Aut-Rageous
TITS got SO these days that a man
can hardly wed unless he can show
the girl two licenses"
1.-TWO licenses?"
yes, marriage and automobile."-
New Haven Register.
After Business
you run your car very fast
through the streets" said the friend
to the doctor.
Yes" he replied. I'm always in a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04
Action of UnfeeIing Judge In
Case of Madame JuquIier
Is Outrage, Says All Paris
and Women Are Greatly
Stirred BY Sentence
ny wILLIANE BIRD

frp ooiAi O" ,De, 70 me liz Ake-nSfhln
Paris, December 3.-While Paris
and all of France, for that matter, is
debating the justice or injustice of
condemning that "dear Bluebeard"
Landru to the guillotine, there is but
one view of the action Of Paris
court in sentencing Nine. JuquIier to
five years Imprisonment merely for
killing her husband.
at is the outrage"
Nothing that mas happened in re-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04

Scitl c6tb As So
likely to stir up
feminist Sc nti :
ment in France.
The verve, the
sentiment. the in
terest OF these
French trials will
never end. In this
case the Judge
was deaf to all ap-
peals to clemency
on behalf Of the
unfortunate wom-
an. and not only
refused to suspend
sentence but with :
held the custom.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
ANTl-SoviET
 CONSPIRACY DEVELOPING

Berlin, Aug. "A Petrograd dis latch to the local press today tells of a formidable conspiracy agains. the Soviet government, headed by Prince Dmitri Shavosky.
 Russians in Payis are declared to be implicated and it is also asserted that the movement is financed by France. which 1t is claimed is con- spiring :o work in conjunction with the Polish military through the French embassy at Warsaw.
 The dispatch says placards have been posted by the rsyolutionaries in the streets of Moscow which read Down with Lenine and Tnotzky. On ly a Czar can rescue Russia"
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
TELLER MAN SUSTAlNS
 FRACTURED LEG

Norman Tweedt. a son of N. B. Tweedt of Tener. suffered the misfor- tune of having his righ. leg broken above the knee by falling oil drum while helping to unload a par:ion of the cargo of the Hudson Bay supply schooner Lady Kindersley at Teller 2 few days ago. Following the acai- dent Dr. Sturdavan. of the Coast Guard Cutter Bear did all that was possible for the injured man but 1t later became necessary to send him to Nome for hospital care no the Sea Wolf On arrival here Friday morn ing, he was taken ashore by Capt. Ross and the Coast Guard crew thru Il choppy sea and safely landed in Columbus hospital, where he is being looked after by Dr. Welch who reports today that the patient is i'm proving rapidly.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
NEW STEAMSHIP SAILING
 DATES ANNOUNCER

The steamship Victoria will sliI from seattle on her next north bound voyage on August 10 and is scheduled to leave Nome on the Ietuln trip souti, Aug. 20th, it was announced by lr.1t k. X. Carroll of :he tia.;,, Steam- ship Company today.
 Alr. Carroll has also been advised that :he freight steamers Valdez and Latouche will leave Seattle for Bering Sea on August II and IS respectively The Valdez will proceed to St Mich ael. Deering, keewalik and kotzelue, while the Latouche will touch at Nome, Golovin. Bonanza and Teller.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
GOVERNOR BONE
 VISITS INTERIOR

Nenana As. Aur. f-Governo: Scott C Bone, Alaska n W chief execu- tive, is on A!= way back to the pit.l after short visit 70 this section. The governor left F'aitlr5nks Suni7e. returning to Juneau via Coriova. lie expects fl also ,isi, Anchorage later in the ~ummc. Serret1> IlarI Th,ola xpeets to return to Ncnan;. in about two Weeks,
 During hs visit .n :h.s locality Governoe Bone spid he .s comng 70
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
MORE SCANDAL IN
 TREATMENT OF
 WAR VETERANS

Congress acts immediately the casual ties there will be proportionate1y greater thln in war. Bureau agents who secretly invest gated the case said the vice, corruption and immortality prevalent there is astounding The eX soldier inmates. they reported, bought morphine moonshine and gin ger extract containing ninety per cent alcohol and drunkenness is common. Immoral women are said to overruu :he grounds without hindrance and crooked gamblers take away the pat ient's remittances.
 Forbes said the Bureau was unable to remedy the situation because the home is under another board
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06

Washington, Aug. 5-Drector Forbes = the War Risk Insurance Bu- reau shed further light on the scandal ous conditions obtaining with respect 10 the care of disabled ex service men by declaring before the Senate com mi:tee investigating the treatment ac- corded ex service men that $50 fOrmec' soldiers receiving hospital treatment in the Old Soldiers Home at Johnson City, Tennessee are living under as- founding conditions of vice. corrup- ton and immortality Fcebes said that the place Is reeking from the presence of immoral women, morphine and moonshine whiskey.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
WHITE MOUNTAIN
 SAILS ON TRADING TRIP

Sam Malsagow, the well known Rus sian trader. left Thursday for q trad ing trip along :he Siberian coast in the schooner White Mountain. which rumor says has been purchased by Malsagow and his associates in the CT Gertrude, which was recently wrecked near Eas. Cape while under operation by the same parties.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
KIDNAPPED PRIEST
 HELD FOR RANSOM

San Francisco. Aug. 6-In chains and suffering iron severe beatings. Father Heylin, pastor df .he Holy An- gels Church at Colma. lies in a h iot- leggers cellar some where in the hills of San Matio county. according to q letter received today at Sl N9rY's som money.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
LASkER SAYS MERCHANT MARINE AN ASSET
ROYALTY PAYS HONOR
 TO DEAD SINGER

Naples, Italy, Aug. 5-All business stopped today during the funeral of the late Enrico Caruso and the Italian royal house paid special tribute to the memory of :he dead singer.
 The funeral was the first non-noble funeral ever held from the famous royal church of San Francisco di- Paola.
 The king gave special permission for holding the funeral services in the
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
COUNCIL BUSINESS
 MAN VISITING

Ed Pfafle Council City merc&an+, cil this afternoon. Mr. Pfaffla is here to attend the sessions of :he grand jury. of which he is q membe'.
 The council stage also brought cve.. good sized batch of gold dust result ing from operations of :he Wild Coos, Mining Company. The Council dfedses; are all working, the Garrod d:edge on Warm Creek being the last to start.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
w. w. BATTLE FARM
 HANDS ON TRAIN TOP

Kechi. Kansas. Aug. "A number of I. W. w. followers attacked twenty three harvest hands on top of two Rock Island railroad freight cars. pre- cip:ating a battle in which two were killed and six others wounded.
 Four of the harvest hands attacked by the radicals were discharged negro soldiers
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
COUNTESS voN sEaMsToRFF
 GETS AMERICAN CASH

New York, Aug. 5-A million in cash and securities, which were seized from her by the government during the war period. were returned today tn the Countess Won Bernstorff. wife of the former German ambassador on a count showing that she had inherited the money from her father. a former New York silk merchant.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE
 PROMISES WARS END

Lancaster, N. H. Aug. 4-Eresi- dent Harding in an address here today said the coming disarmament confer ence gave promise of "an international agreement that will end wars and turn the attention of mankind to constvuc- five, beneficial pursuits"
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
NEW CONTESTANT FOR
 MiLlIoNAiRE'S ESTATE

Butte. Mont. Aug. 5-The first wife of the late James A. Murray is en- route here from the East 70 become q participant in the legal battle center ing around the three million dollar estate of the deceasd financier.
 The first Mrs Murray will ask the permission of the courts to intervene in the will contes: suits filed by the nephews and other relatives
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
NoRTHCuiFFE DISCUSSES
 ARMAMENT CONFERENCE

Vancouver. B. c. Aug. 5-Lord Northcliffe. in an address here today asserted that If the delegates to the forthcoming Washington disarmament conference carry out the desires of their na lions agreements will be reach ed that will ultimately bring abont world peace.''
 Lord Northcliffe is on a :our of the world.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
NAVAL DIRIGIBLE GOES
 ON WILD FLIGHT

Rockaway, N. Y. Aug. a-rhe I. T., the. smallest dirigible belonging 70 the Navy. fell on a barren is'and during test fiigh: today, dun,ped her crew of three overheard and 2st 1T t'ius Tightening her burden asc ,ndAl sev- eral thousand feet for a runaway flight.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
STOLEN MAIL POUCH CONTAINING FORTUNE
 FOUND UNOPENED

S. Louis, Mo. Aug. 5-An unop- ened mail pouch containing $46.000 in postal securities. which was stolen fin the Northwood River, Illinois mail robbery same weeks ago, was found this morning concealed at a point about Zen miles from the scene of the robbery.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
INCREASED EMPLOYMENT SHOWN BY GOVT
 REPORTS

H'a shiaSton, g, Aug. 5-Increased employment of labor is shown in v.- hicle manufacture, railroad shops, tex tile, lumber. tobacco, paper and print ing. by report issued by the pepar'- ment Of Labor today.
 The report says railroad hu'I'rs is
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
PREPARING FOR
 NEW ARCTIC EXPEDITION

Vancouver, B. c. Aug. 4-Vihljal- mur S.efansson and the members of his new expedition are now in con- ference here relative to the forthcon- ing dash into the Arctic wilds Ni1 Nome and Point Barrow.
 The party plans :o depart from Sc attle August Il and will be gone three years.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
kERENSKY PR0PHES|ES
 HIS RETURN TO POWER

Paris, Aug. 5-Kerensky, former
 head of the Russian revolutionary gov ernment, declared .his evening that the American eover.Inent IS in sym pathy with his claims to being the chief of the new Russian government
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
LASkER PLEADS FOR PATIENCE
 WITH Shi:, BOARD

Washington, Aug. 5-Chairm;,n Lasker. in pleading with Congress for more funds for the Shipping Boar1 dc clared today that the American n -rr'.- ant marine in few years can he turned into q twenty six billion dollar asset provided the people will he pat tent
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
LLOYD GEORGE TALKS
 ON ALLIED CONFERENCE

London, Aug. 5-Addressing a Welch gathering at Cornarston today. Premier Lloyd George said: Repre- sentatives of America, France, ItalV and Britain. the greatest nations in the their four. voices will be united in singing an anthem of peace"
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
DEMPSEY-WILLAR
 BATTLE UNDER DISCUSSION

New York, Aug. 5-Tentative plans for the proposed worlds heavy weight championship bout between Jack Dempsey and former champion Jess Willard were discussed here t"iay by Tex Rickard and Ray Archer. Will ards manager.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
FREE ToLLs FOR U. s. CANAL
 SHIPPING EXPECTED SOON

Washington. Aug. 4-Complyins with the wishes of President Harding, the Senate Is likely to sidetrack much pending legislation for the purpose of passing bill granting free Panama tolls to American coastwise shipping.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
eoRAH WANTS ARMY OF 100000

Washington, Aug. 5-A reduction of the army to 200. 900 enlisted men. in stead of the 15O,O00 contemplated by the Army Bill. is proposed by senator William F.. Borah in a senate resolu- tion today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
RUSSIAN SITUATION
 REPORTED APPALLING

Vancouver, B c. Ang' e--"Jae Russlgn situation t umnin4 and there ase signs that ,he Folsaevil>i re- sfa. .:5 tat'er'"g. There can he no stability !n Enrope nntit the Rn@slans begin to recover from Bolshevism and Nihilsm," declared William T. S.ead.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
NENANA OPERATING PUBLIC
 TELEPHONE AND LIGHT PLANT

Nenana. As. Aug 6-The local power plant and also the telephone system has been taken over by the city governmen. from the railroad com- mission and will be operated in future on a rental basis under the direct mana cement of the Hea'y River Coal Corporation.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
SEATTLE YOUTHS DIE
 IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH

Seattle. Aug. 6-Arthur Cu:ter und MNron Reed. seattle youths, each aged Is years. were Killed here today m q motorcycle accident.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
AMERICA WINS FOURTH
 RACE A! coWES

Cowes, Isle of Wright, Aug 5--- The American yacht won the four.i, race in the international cup contest here today. The score now stands 17 to 16 in favor of the British yacht.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ESTABLISHES
 WAsHvNcToN BUREAU

Seattle, Aug. a-The Seattle Cham Der of Commerce .o'lay anrcunce1 the establishment of Washington City bureau with J J. Underwood, a former Alaskan ind widely known newspaper man, in charge of it's activi- ties.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06

tae Interior every year. The new eXecutIvc made d splendid impression here, and also gave ssnr4nees that he administration is determined 70 help Alaska in every manner possible.
 The appointment of Stevens as United States marshal in this division lispieases the people and Fairbanks residents are trying 70 prevent his con- firnation by the senate.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
URGES AIRsHiPs INSTEAD OF
 MARSHES AND ARMIES

Chicago. Aug. 4-To build more airships and cut down the land and sea forces to mere police needs was the policy urged today by Senator ,Du- pont during z stop here wife enroute 70 Coloraio Springs.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
BEAT BRITISH
 IN DAVIS CUP CONTEST

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. 5-In :he Davis tralians, Anderson and Todd. defeated the British team, Woosman and Turn bull.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
.FoR SALE AT A BARGAIN

oeed warm, completely and well furnisi,sd five room house, with bath osed earpsts and stevss throughout.
 Enquirs at Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
CHILDREN PERISH IN
 TENEMENT FIRE

New York, Aug. 5-Four children were burned to death in q tenement fire occurring in the Bi',ox district this
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06

THOSE soURpoUGH HOT CAKES AND HILLS BROS. COFFEE AT ARCTIC BAKERY.
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06

church and sent q personal represen- tative. Hundreds of singers composed the song choir and hundreds of ,flam- ing candles surrounded the catafalque on which wooden casket enclosed d crystal coffin. Troops and vast throng of people lined the streets to the cemetery.
 The Nome Nugget delivered by car fer or mailed. Per Month S1.0o
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of London in .,m addess here today.
 The noted British journalis, is ac- eompanyins Lord No:thcl.fe on his presen, visit to America,
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06

Forbes told the committee that the conditions at the Johnson City Old Soldiers Home are such that unless
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06

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ing him.
 T expect to be in Moscow by Sep- tember." he declared.
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sothering impetus steadily anI metals alone presen: the darker aila of the present indust'iul situati1"
The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06

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The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29

pose is the maintenance and pre-
servation OF law and order and il
has the utmost reverence for the
constitution OF the United states.
For more than 50 years the Bald
w.in-Felts organization has cooper
1ted with federal state and county
authorities in the two Nireinias in
tho maintenance OF law and order.
.n ferriting out crimes and In bring
ing 10 justice offenders against the
law. It's personnel is too we'll known
by the good people Of these two
states 70 take notice OF the Iying
propaganda sent out by the United
Mine Workers of America and would
ignore the Same in this instance. but
for the fact that their s,anderou-
utterances in this particular case
we're directed 10 the president Of tho
United States.
AT the present time I am mem
Der of the legislative body Of Viz
ginia and am intimately Known tO
most CT the representatives and SEN
ators from the two NirgIn5as IN
congress any OF whom Will tell you
that these hbelous utterances of the
Nine Workers officials at Indian
apolis and of District Il of West
Virginia are unworthy OF belief and
an insult to the honest and inteui-
gent citizenship Of tho two states as
well as a gross and malicious SANDER
against our organization"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-29
$4,000 PUPILS TO
ENROLL THIS WEEK
Glasses, However, In City and
Parochial Schools Start
on Sept. g.

On the last day Of August and the
first OF September, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week, 5000 boys
and girls, pupils in the various
schools Of the city, will appear early
in the morning to register in their
respective grades and TO prepare for
the resumption of classes Sept. 6.
Most Of the students will register
Thursday, the first-year pupils at
the high school being the only ones
scheduled TO register on the follow
ing day. They Will include not only
those who have been graduated TO
high school from schools In the city,
but the entire freshman class. The
upper classmen will register Thurs
day, when all the grammar and pri-
mary grades will be listed and class
assignments made. After the regis
tration in the morning will follow
the distribution OF books and sup
plies, leaving a four day lapse until
the commencement Of classes Sep
TENDER 6.
Registration and the opening day
of classes for the parochial schools,
which comprise about one-third of
the total number Of pupils in the
city, will be held on Sept. 6. High
school pupils who have been con-
ditioned in classes will report at the
high school building on Wednesday
morning at o'clock, when examina-
tions viii be held.