The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-05-25

clients whose hAndg he matted and
whose charms he expa>iated on hefora
the courts hut he came home and told
his wife about II
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mario and then acted his own CONT.
nuIties with aery enthusiasm. His
cases often took him RI distant c,,,es
and n was nor always convenient for
peacbh,ow 70 % with him
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srlt nbvs,cian Dr s O. Ian,us
who had charming beds,de manner
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for Mrs Peecbh,ow Ian,us N on,er
tain her friends in the unsta,rs l,y,ns
room.
The acoustics were such that aha
could hear what went ON In tho
office The balest and hear,,ast
women constantly entered the nar,or
In a stste of acute a,stress and atter
long murmurous consn,tat,ons went
away so much hetter that paacbh,ov
grew frantic with susp,c,on sh. ro.
membrred all too yividIv how yantI.
ena soothing har huahsrd had hoo,
with her when che was arothnr v,a,,s
wife And she u,ondorod al, ~ ,r,,,,
derment grew 10 no a h,,,ar ,onr,..
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telephone. At no hour of the day or
night was he safe from the hateful
summons to hurry TO the rescue of
some dtstressful pftient. In nine cases
out of ten II was woman, and In no
cases out of ten WAS peachblow ever
urged to come along.
She so lost her taste for material
indictments that she longed for spir-
itual help, and went to her rector,
dear DIR. Clarence Yost, to confess her
misery
She was set upon divorce, but he
was Mortified nj the thought.
Now an annulment would not be
so bad" he urged.
"All right, It's annulled," said
Peachblow grimly.
And Doctor Lapius found himself
back In baclelorhood. But Peaehblow
had come to depend upon Doctor Yost.
He lived in such an exalted sphere
and such a comfortable parsonage
that she decided to share both with
him.
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