The evening world., 1911-03-10
ACCUSES WIFE
F: Of FINANCING
: HIS RIVAL IN LOVE
Dentist Charges She Gave Her
Rings to Cousin and Is Is
tablishing a Rival Business.
SHOWS LOVE T
Ms. Friedland Denies Charges
and Says Husband De-
manded a Divorce.
SHOWS LOVE T

Naming his cousin. Harry Bendel OF
Chtcs 20. as the cause of his domestic
unhsppiness, Solomon l.. F%riedland, a
dentist OF No. 2b6 Grand street. to-day
submitted to Justice Crane in the su-
Drsme Court in Brooklyn papers OPP
Iokng his wife. sadie's, petition for
$500 counsel fees and $50 a week ALL
mony pending tho settlement OF tho
divorce action brought by Fricdland-
The acts OF un~faithfulness are alleged
hy the dentist in his ~afldavits to have
oecurred 81 the Brighton Beach Hotel
= November. The couple have been
separated since Feb. 1.
Wife Denies Charges.
Mrs. F~riedland. VINO AT present resides
with her mother. Mrs. Ida Signal Of No.
~ East One Hundred and First street,
through her attorney. Isaac Hyman OF
No. 8 Beekman street, makes a general
denial OF her husbands charges and
declares that her husband has sought
to compel her to obtain n divorce. and
failing has resorted to this method to
free himself from her.
The Friedlands have been prominent
socially on the east sid since their
marriage In May. 1901. They rave two
children and Mrs. Friedland denies the
charge Of her husband that she has
neSlected them and demands their
custody.
In his afndavit FrIedland declares
that in September. 1910. his wife con-
fsased to him she no longer loved him
aod asked him to permit her to get q
divorce. which he refused to dc. She
admits that she has visited the home OF
BsndeIl, who IL a married man.. but
Oays the visits were with the full con-
sent OF her husband.
yr1sdland charges that Mrs. Friedland
posed as the wife Of Bendei ana re-
csdved mail ut the home OF Mrs.
Kaenig OF No. 2l9 East Fifty-second
street. Bendell being in Chicago.
Love Letters to Wife.
Friediand submitted two letters with
m affidavit. one having been torn up
b asserts, by his wife. but he pieced II
together and says she admitted having
received It from Bendell. This Letter
follows:
Chicago, Ill.
Ny Dearest; no doubt you are
thinning that I alrsa1y have for
gotten you, since you didn't hear
from ms for such . long while.
believe me, sweetheart. that It 10
almost an irpossibility.
Dear sadie. In your last letter
you remarked that I did not sr.
courage you enough about going
away. True enough, I did not. but
! sincerely hope n fully trust
shat you are not under the Inn
preston that my love toward you
has to any degree decreased. BE-
Msvs me, dearest, ] am n sring
internally enough. I am suffering
patiently. I can't encourage you
any more than I previously did.
And I love you - much az over. I
an 80 far away from you and how
can I make q suggestion of any
hnd about your going away7
Remember. dearest, we were
caught once ana we must avoid
such m occurrence again. My fnan-
oial circumstances are rather weak.
(All I posseSs 10 your two rings.
ny illness has taxen quite q little
from me and. besides, I lost q
couple OF weeks salary.)
stiil fear You may not feel con-
tent after you win be away. But I
shall be the happiest one living to
hear that you nre coming. I love
you, darling, witt the same burn