Putnam patriot., 1916-05-19
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 recess Has taken tor lunch
 AtZo'cloek Lawyer John r. Weils was recalled by Lawyer Carpenter He testified that Mrs. Sayt1 bad made A wlll Sept. 1sl, lgl5. h < HieH ahe afsl lefl everything to her daughter and then carved oal lie estate af fouf iifths Co the income To S D. Brewer, to be paid to him quarterly She made another will sept ith pf HeueAlly Inc same Hs the will offered for probate but ns there were but two witnesses this will WIS fe-dfawn and fe.exeeuted with three witnesses.
 Gross examined witness saId Brewer consulted him about getting divorce "I understood and everyone in town understood that he wanted divorce and thnt in all probability Mr Brewer and Mrs. Naylor would be married said the witness. He said Mrs Nay lof 'was Of sound mind when she exc cuted the various wills.
 Charles D. White was recalled and also testified la iA. various villa.
 Mf. sherman e recalled by the opponents Ha ssd that all of Mfs NnyIor's properly sa Iaf ns he knew, came from her husbands side at the family
 The fourleou ieitefs ftam Mrs Nay tor t1 her dauEHtef were then fe4d ny Lawyer Cboale They were af the en dsaiug kiud taat any mother might wfle ia daughter They told her af Mf Brewer and assured her that hls coming into her lie would make no difference between her and her dan. gnter She told the daughter in one o' the letters of Bfemets wife leaving hlm and ol his plan to get a divorce. She said she was going to New Jersey where Brewer was coming to board SO that he could get a legal residence She made many attempts through the letters to justify her action In her dau. ghler's eyes.
 In another letter from Coatacook sanilarium she spoke Of Reno, othe land of approaching ffeedomo She spoke Of possible marriage the fol. lowing May and the probability ot her going out to Nevada. She said that Brewer spent all ot his time trying to augment her income.
 Next began the reading Of lhe hl letters from Brewer to Mrs Nnylor. Most of the letters were written from Reno, which place was not to hts liking. They were mixture of love, assurances of undSing devotion, loyal ty, and business. The reading of the letters caused amusement and laughter which could not be withheld even by the court itself.
 The letters began in various ways among which were. "My own dear sweetheart, "Denrest Love-, asaily Ann you silly 6iliy,H You Foolish Kid, "sandy Dear, Sadie Gnh 2, 'Sa tie Love, Sadie Sweetheart. 'toTo the one who loves me very much P
 The following is m extract from a letter of May 2ogh, ialB.
 "My own dear sweetheart, Dearest love" Nothing but love, sweetest. Business, business, and al the time love becomes side issue. When l gel eatfi.d su Natada as.fft ,.a.ft. -