:e coun-(Continued on pago ejght.)payroll superior ry has t is belie Juryis been the fai*t o make appar-ly con-n up in p of theiked byu readit The e facts ian any e ques-e also e ques-COUPLES GEIisisnoOffit mor of E Exeat the partly e open-1 which [he the-ie theirA number of divorce cases have been filed in the I^uke superior court today revealing domestic tangles that have come to light.After having filed one divorce suit and then withdrawing it Friedericka Whittlicb has again filed a complaint against Gustnf W hittlicb. her liusband.They were married .May 1. 1SSI. ail were separated !ec. 29. 1910. She alleges that Whitt It ioh called her vile names and that he is an habitual drunkard.At one time Whittlieb is alleged to l ave « xclaimed, * I'll brain you.” *nj lt;nly the interference of her daugh*ers saved her from bodily injury.Mrs. Whittlieb relates that she lult; four children, all of whom are able to take care of them, elves. She declared that she conducts a grocery store at 343 Towle street. She asks for a divorce and that her husband be enjoined from annoying her.Minnie Greonwald asks for a divorce from her husnana, Herman Green wild. They were married In Hammond .Jan. 16. 1900. and were separated Jan. 20, 1911. She clnlm-i he Is an habituallt;1 rn n L* a rlt;l b Hil * 11 *1 t h a lt;Am oo lin m o o «Indiar Alban's cated y« did serv crowded cry yea standing had con particip choir ol number!The fi Charles ing tho read lh« 10:45 se ter scavlt; Forty the com Tlierelt;CHam rrSt. Lot? j