eck-:rcc~ ” heour The :om-:d at for-iriesad-slice*ey-ine-puiromtro-mk-thongcjectanypol-ula-tlSC-tlienustvastnoteaic If I beGIVEN DIVORCE ONHER COUNTERCLAIMMartha Zemske, CiinlonviHe, was granted a divorce in circuit court this morning from John Zemske. Oshkosh, on the ground of cruel and inhuman treatment.Mr. Zemske was ordered to pay $35 a month alimony and support money for the three children of the parties. A settlement for di* vision of the property was effected between the parlies, with the stipulation that there shall be no division of the house and two lots in CiinlonviHe at this time.Mrs. Zemske was the original defendant in the action. Herlt;\vhhe!arcnigIanBoVa(sis!pinofcMnsniithe€lt;egoad\1counterclaim for divorce was not piccontested by Mr. Zemske, Hie original plaintiff, so she was granted the divorce accordingly by defaultShe testified that her husband remained away many evenings, refusing on his return to tell her where he had been. She said her husband ceased to show any affection for her. Mrs. Zemske also testified her husband struck her.Simon J. Honvjtn represented Mr. Zemske. and S. W. Brunner, of Brunner Brunner. Clinton-ville, appeared for Mrs. Zemske.uniSt«-for;nnc