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?r.onH?n-benren.tnin* as .it-n st i•ho1 Hh!:be tn ril I )eripf-his!i a c!M\mfino 1nn-'In*finhasnaynobc-ul)-by»me•ersandoutrein r-aa-theald1.80checking was done after*their urriv- W;|. • l Vhr lattnr part of the coming WMJ'•■i-eh may tisui the boys nt home. cOIJUST FOR HER MONEYkiirhi«*ldthermI»v;i! vl)VVO HIARLKS MRS. SARAH jt:. TREES, IN SK(ONl PARAGRAPH OF COM FLA IX T FOR IHYOKFE, vcr FH.K1) HERE. whMirMofttrnh 1. 'frees, of north of the city. is v\ :.u iv«»:uly liled a suit in the cir- we eint court nfint her husband. Jamo* Hi' R, Trees, asking for a divorce, todayI 'd :i paragraph to the com- Fnpbiiyt Hnrd. Adams Jones and Mi-Wili A. Yorlins represent “Mrs. Trees *ei Mrs Trees charges that. Trees mar- Sh ried her only with the intention of me n-curing rntml of her property, and h •! bo'-iu)«-- of love for her She says ; eo •Vi* she has real estate and other * mr propertj valued at about $1*0.000 and • d ■hat i■ was a desire to gain control ot • *hi* ‘-slat*- that prompted Trees tf;n;» irk her to become his wife. The plain- j tin tiff c harges that Trees, wlio was a i vjc resident of Hancock county, conceived l Co? \ scheme to become acquainted with her. and that he told other persons that Mrs. Trees, because of her age wob an easy mark and that ho Intended to marry her and get her property., She says that after their marriage he persisted in his efforts to havn her transfer the property to him but that she as persistently refused. Then pn August 26. 1916 Trees packed up and left. She asks for a divorce andfor the restoration of her maidenname of Fox.ShHebeSi;InsisViuOr\Ucijdr
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Shelbyville Republican
Shelbyville, Indiana, US
Thu, Mar 08, 1917
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