The evening world., 1913-08-14
'2OMANT|CF|BS
! ARE NO GROUNDS
F0RAD|VORCE.
VboH May Tell Bride-Elect
H. ~ the Fairy Stories He
~ Can Invent.
20 SAYS JUSTICE GUY.
Id Cusick's Rich Suitor
Rnppes to Be a $3.50 :
L. Property" Boy.
20 SAYS JUSTICE GUY

y WA0 n ne courss Of Q fsrvsn,
N1p young man tslAs his In.
D1o1 that he has plenty Of money In
- SAA6. good paying position and
- e1rssdy prov,ded . good homo for
~ when - . matter OF fa1t i.s has
~ Of these. what u . poor girl to do
In uvon marrying hun she isarna
q ~ ds6stf
ID yUgsms Court Justice Guy to-day D.
uoo4 mat . young woman n such q
o0oemsot ON DO n0thine-nok even
SoeAen N annulment Of ne marriage
- n disoovsring her hSiplessnsss the
Desos found . strsoSe anomaly in the
~ York laws. A. the Justice explains
eo0rtship = . funny business At best
- saSd to-day IN denying q young
00Vs motion for slimooy and counsel
- from hsr Ascestfui husband:
~ b alsp . wen recognised principlA
80 In the staAs Of mental exaitatton
accompanying courtship statements
nAAs - 70 mental. moral a. nnancdal
Sna1doetions q the parties shall not
= TO closely scrutinissd. nor shall
&hsy BE- held to . strict accountability
00s1pr."
IN other words. robbed Of IT. judicial
~ the decision says that during the
1A&Sy season Of eourtship man can tell
~ br1de-to.bs. II no IL lucky enough
- get that FAR along. anything nice
eoout himssk and his pooketbook that
- plsases. and the wife can do the
eems and thsre 10 no law to punish
ehsm for their sweet. cheering words
o. least nothing in the statute books Of
ths great state Of New York b punish
ehsm for their sugar coated hbs.
WHY THE coURTs DON'T
FRoWN ON sUcH THINGS.
Justice Guy then goes on to explain
MY he courts Of this State don't
kown upon such courtships.
This rule Of law" the decision re-
sttss. scene to be based upon mere
oso13msntality and to entirely ignore
ne tact that the contrUot Of marriage
6nposing upon the husband the duty OF
SuDporting his wife and the issue Of
ehsr marriage during infancy. and
met Representations - to his ability
20 Do - ere vitality material to the con-
era0e. In the present instance the rep
presentations Of the husband were
.erossay misleading. but It II doubtful
whether. under the law authorities,
pfatndTs che wife'O complaint sets
forth Q cause Of action.
TT u an anomalous condition Of the
NV that where . woman. induced to
contract Q marriage by fraudulent rep
oooan1a0onA sss&s to Annul the same.
Ohs. che innocent party. 10 deprived Of
Ati riSh< Of maintenance during the
0suAsnoy o6 the sotion. while the
guilty party 70 relieved Of all the obi
oa<lous ~ has assumed"
TAA ianocent woman h this case y
1iida p. CUsiok. and when she came to
Shses shores from Plosk. Russia. In 1904.
shs had no idsa that prospective hus-
bands lied to their prospective brides
nor did she know that there are some
mighty queer twists to the laws Of the
great end rec country she was entering.
She got . position ~ . servant in q
wealthy household. and though she was
u most Of the time the people liked
Der because she was willing hand.
OHS WANTED TO KNOW WHAT
Ht HAD.
oas day one Philip Cusick. scarcely
more than twenty years old. came into
Shs ME Of Hilda. In her loneliness he
eomfortsd her and when he asked her
% marryhim she, Old-Country IKE. said
= hin:
What have you got to offer mer'
Phalip he'd nothing but the qualih-
cations o6 Ananias, and not wanting to
bose Hilda told her no was getting $50
Q wssk - chauffeur for . Mr.. Brody.
who lived at the Plaza Hotel; that he
had 5000 In . savings bank and that
he had pic1eed out q comfortable home
Tor her.
Baok home no such promises were
made uniess tho husband could keep
them and Hilda open mouthed and UNI
suspsctinS Jumped at this wonderful
chancs They weoe married. The trust
Ing Slrl even gaSe Philip money TO pay
the snanastsr and buy the wedding sup.
per.
On he hrst night Of the marriage the
truth came out. She found that Philip
Nsah neither money nor home and that
Instead of driving a millionaire around
In Q Limousine he was an assistant
property boy at the Hippodrome get,ins
$3.50 q week. II was a great shock "a
mar, but she finally felt that she loved
Philip and by going back to light wor!s
phs could help him ind a home.
IN this foryivlng mood she went Out
10 And her husband and assure him
that III would be forgotten.
Bot she couldn't fnd him to forgive
him. She had been abandoned like q
Founding. She hurried to friends fol
advice, and they told her to go t.
court. Philip never came back and sh,
went TO court to have the marriage
annulled.
! And poor Hida through Justice Guy,
ldecision fnds that she can't even dt
lthatt
0uncOttOn In His shotgun.
FREEPORT. l.. l., Aug. li.--Ed wa r.
Herbert Of Baldwin went snipe shoot
ing to-day. He loaded his gun witt