The Detroit times., 1908-04-22
LECTURES ON LOVE:
SOUABBLES WITH HUBBY
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came In contact with the wheel. Mrs
Hazelton was in a rage instantly, and
scolded all during the drive. She
kept IL up after we reached home. My
brother tried 10 show her that he was
rot responsible. and told her she
should have looked after her own
skirts. She continued the row after
they retired. and know that my
brother had TO get up during the night
and leave the house"
Mr. Hazelton was recalled and ques-
toned about the same incident. He
testified that after they went TO bed.
Mrs. Hazelton kept nj him for soiling
her skirt. until he was in such ner.
Hubby on His Knees.
Then to bring about peace. Mr..
Hazelton said. Il acknowledged that
iI was entirely in the wrong. got out
OF bed and on my knees begged her
forgiveness Even then she continued
to scoid, SO dressed and walked sew
ersl miles along the country roads,
as | could not sleep. Then returned
long after midnight and slept In an
other ROOM
| Ransom Hazelton. a cousin. told OF
visiting at the Hazelton home. and
described a row which followed when
be and Mr.. Hazelton did not stop
playing cards and go To bed at S 80
when she ordered them to
We didn't stop as soon as we were
I told and Mrs. Hazelton came down
stairs and repeated her orders" the
witness said.
Did you stoy them" the attorney
asked
Yes. there was nothing else to do
and for the first time since she has
been In the court room, Mrs. Hazeiton
smiled We men slept together that
night. and after we were ready for
bed Mr.. Hazelton went down stairs to
Ak the furnace chains. She followed
him down. loud words followed, and
heard him exciaim Stop you're
choking me-
! Miss Edna Clawson, also a friend
OF Mrs. Hazeiton. SAID that the latter
was always complaining that her hns-
band was not sufficiently spiritual, and
she expressed the wish many times
that he was more like Dr. Halves, Mr..
Hector. and Mr.. Ewald, all prominent
Y. M. G. A. workers In Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Hazelton said, that witness test.
| fed. that one OF her objects In life
was to train her husband so that he
would be more spiritual
| Upon being recalled to the stand
Mr.. HazeItcn testified that In the last
letter he received from his wife after
their separation she told him she
! would give him one more chance,
but she assured him that she
would not try to rule him with love
and patience. as that had failed. She
intended to wear him into complete
submission.
Hubby a. WIfe's Maid.
The compliments mother 20 years
old. was on the stand for short time
wednesday morning. In telling Of the
work she had seen her son do about
his home, she said that one OF his
duties In the morning was to carry
his wife's underclothes out TO the Are
and warm them.
And then he took them back tc
her room and suppose helped her pu
them on the old lady added.
Prof Haxelton was on the stand
Tuesday afternoon. The extreme re
liRious views OF Mrs. Hazelton wers
given by the husband AZ one caus'
; of their troubles.
my wife is religious fanatic
while am less fettsred by my religi
, Gus scruples and have little sympath,
with the hidebound religious idea.
Prof. Hazelton testified.
Lloyd Osborne. graduate OF th'
U. OF M, testified that Mrs. Hazeltoi
endeavored 10 rule not only the &C
; tons OF her husband, but his thoughts
The witness told of suggesting TO MI
Hareiton certain religious works q
read, but Mrs. HaHelton objected 4
HE reading any such books
A. r. Graut. a relative OF the Hazel
tons said that the wife tried 20 rgl
, the household absolutely. and her hns
band 80 we'll. The plaintiffs mothe
said that she was compelled 90 men,
her sons oIotninE. as HIS wife refuses
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