The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-06
STILLM
DROP DIVORCE
PROCEEDINGS
Marital Difficulties Overcome
They Sail For Europe
On Olympic

New York. Feb. G.-LR)-The New
York American in a copyrighted story
today says that Mr.. and Mrs. James
a. Stillman sailed for Europe abroad
the Olympic at midnight, happy in
a trial reconciliation after sensa.
tional five-year divorce. iitigations.
The banker and his wife, it il
stated, are planning a new start in
life on a trial honeymoon" after
cleaning the slate of their marital
difficulties.
Mr.. Stillman recognized baby Guy
Stillman, now seven years old, as his
SON and withdraws his allegations in
his unsuccessful divorce suit, that
the boy is the son of Fred Beauvais
Indian guide.
A divorce suit recently started by
Mrs. Stillman is to be dropped and
lawyers of both sides have been mott
tied that their services are no longer
required.
The couple held a quiet farewell
dinner ut Mr.. Stillman's home in west
52nd street last night with their H.
year-old son. Alexander.
A Trial Honeymoon
From now on we march forward
together, we hope" the American
quotes them saying. 1--WE don't know
what fate holds for us in the future.
Tonight we leave for new honey
moon, a sort Of trial honeymoon.
I'VE are through with lawyers,
through with outside advisers. We
are going straight with each other
and with ourselves. Whether this
reconciliation will be permanent only
time can tell. We both hope So"
Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman were booked
on the Olympic. the American says,
as "Mr. Smith and Miss Fuller" with
separate state rooms.
To Consult Z Psychologist
They 20 abroad, the story contin-
ucs, to consult Dir. r. +. Baynes, a
young English psychologist, whose
psychoanalysis of Mrs. Stillman, when
she was broken in spirit at the time
her husband brought suit for divorce,
helped her in her own words to find
herself again.
For the sake of their children, the
American continues, the Stillmans are
seeking to forget the many scnsa-
tional charges they hurled at each
other during their divorce trial.
Six weeks ago Mr.. Stillman pressed
az S'"Ssdsu IiuS IuCO MS vile uunO
and said, II love you and want you
! have always loved you. Will you
come back to me-"
At this meeting, the American says
the banker pickea up 1.-The private al.
of Helen of Troy,"-and pointing to a
paragraph read:
"Unrepentant and too beautiful ia
kill This sentence he told his wife
fitted her as a garment. They talked
their affairs over and met again
Mrs. Stillman, the story says, said:
flames A., if you will 80 abroad
with me and meet Or. Baynes and
give him chance to pull you apar,
and put You together again, I'll gt
with you. You are fine underneath
Let DR.. Baynes make you the mar
you really want to be-" ~.
DR.. Raynes is in Africa on hunt
ing trip and will return to- England
at the end of this month.
Will Stay In Paris
Meanwhile Mr.. and Mrs. Stillma,
will stay in Paris.
Last night, as they sat ut dinnei
before they sailed, Mrs. Stillma,
said: 6. ;, t-i' q ..-#.s.- .~-
I'VE are doing this because Ale,
and his brothers, Guy and Bud, an.
his sister, Anne, are such fine scouts
We owe our children so much, Jimm,
and !. We formed. corporation q
years ago, and our children, Ale,
here and the rest, are preferre,
stockholders"