Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-10

Six small photographs of French
girl which She removed from her hus
bands locked truck after he returned
from France following the world wan
were presented as evidence by Mr..
Vera Weirick OF Narseiles at di.
yorce hearing in the Circuit Court be-
fore Judge EIdreaEe yesterday After
hearing the testimony Judge EIdredge
signifed that he would sign a decree
FIapting Mrs. Weirick a divorce from
DR. Albert j. Weirick. the former Maj
seiles medic, whose mysterious dis
appearance set all Marseilles ages
last March
DR.. Weirick. whose whereabouts arr
still unknown, was represented at the
hearing by Attorney Charles f. l,rr
stein, the noted criminal lawyer OF
Chicago 1t is rumored that Or.
Weirick is in Chicago at present.
DR. Weirick was a captain in the
army during the world war Mrs
Weirck testified that he sailed for
France on armistice day
Mrs WCiriCk produced two letters
which she claimed she had found
among DR.. Weirick's possessions ana
which she alleged were written BY
one Margaret G. Caaen of Lat Mars.
France whom the doctor met during
his seven months stay as an armr
officer overseas
The letters, which were written in
a scrawley hand. We're both signed
"Laette' They are published in full
below
Sends Kisses.
The 23rd Of July.
MY Lover:
Il just received your two letters
from The 10th and tho monney
| thank you darling but | am
afraid, Why did you send that in
letter. Really | was very sad
because had no letters,
thought you had forgotten me
am alone here with Jack but |
go away to LuchOn Sunday for one
month
4 know lover you are not the
same as the other and | am sure
you will come back to take your
little girl who loves you so much
and | hope y0u love also. Lover
you promised to send me a pic
ture so don't forget
a am surprised you have not
received my letters. | wrote,
maybe T. or fifteen since you left.
Now lover thank you and be sure
! am always and for ever your
little girl who kisses you.
"LUETTE."
Hears Americans Are Bad.
MY darling lover
''FTpJuy iG yp1,yr rainy lay
This night terrible storm. was
afraid but not too much. For the
14th we have a big feast |
should be 50 pleased If you we're
with me- Everything is sad with
out you.
Yesterday ] looked at your pic
ture and | have cried thinking
maybe you will not come back
1t is not right 1t is not because
you love me know.
you are tired because I always
tell you the same thing but you
know so many Americans were
bad that everybody laughed and
told me you won't come back I
answer that you are an exception
and | imagine you are. | can't
imagine life without you
Il have a very nice white dog
which | love because he is just
like baby. Oh lover | would
like to have baby which was
yours too. ! hope to have one in
one year Don't you like that?
"Be a good hoy who loves his
girl and not another. And | am
myself, yours forever One thou.
sand kisses.
Yours, LUETTE."
ntercepts Telegram.
Mrs Weirick also produced a tele
gram sent to DR.. Weirick from Cleve
land Ohio which bore signature of
d. Mrs. Weirick claimed that the
sender Of this message was Daisy l.
Anderson of New York
This message read:
New York, n. Y.
Capt. A. j. Werrick
Hold Cleveland Hotel. Cleve :
land, o.
Dearest important business
will keep me in New York We'd
nesday. What is your next stop
after Buffalo? If you wish could
possibly leave Wednesday night.
n"
A board receipt for $40 made out
by the "kitterery'' at Delaware Water