Con-rtedbadnongyes-fam-rked,Asitoodturn-ftven e al-frorn nent,ewellictednuchhadDeingleged aorn-told y he that i ofracti-ourt, * to ed torouldidiet-laker i heCor-wailiamsM.Bar # A Instman'a favor.18 MONTHS FOR BROMBACH.John Brombach had the misfortune of _ standing yesterday afternoon before the It •ame judge as granted a divorce to h*a wife last July. Brombach at that time had been pictured off as a man, cruel to his wife and family and who had drank hard. The judge then showed much sympathy for his wife, the plain German woman as he termed her. Consequently he could not follow the suggestion ofAttorney 51. B. Warner, who yesterdaythemother and sister as bailfor XL.Brombach had four appealed cases of drunkenness. In each instance he had been more than the unfortunate drunkwho harmed nobody but himself. He had not abided by the order of the court to keep away from his wife’s home and on one night went there and insisted onasked the court to again place Brombach on probation. The defendant hadat least four cases that had been appealed from the district court in the npast few months and several hundred! dollars* bail had been put tip by bis | ^assfpodon clucbill# A fnl,being given an audience when he tried; n**Lto play on the piano. On this one occa- j *sion Mrs. Brombach seemed to really frighten John and he claimed that he was assisted out of the house by an instrument that could well be used as a rolling inn.Attorney Warner said that Brom-.. bach's mother was very fond of him and he desired to have him treatlt;*d leniently ! t,n;lt; for the sake of the mother. Judge Irwin | on the other hand said that the wife .should be protected.He sentenced Bromine ; bach to nine months in the house of cor-wa#Tideiandtheer IB reetion on one charge of drunkenness[man *r inled aand nine months on the other. The other two complaints were filed.WITHHELD INFORMATION.sauprbandilegandecumoi