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ial eR SV ERI RS WoRtD “TUESDAY, APRIL 98, 1016. — : fact that she was in a “highly ner- vous state due to the strenuousness of treatment she has been taking to reduce her weight.” Justice Lehman, who listened with surprise to this novel defence, denied Mrs. Brooks's motion for alimony and declared that the wife had shown no reasonable probability of success in The Court, WIFE'S LOST LOVE CHARGED TO HER ANTEEAT REMEDY “Strenuousness of Treatme Made Her Highly Nervous,” plexion of blemishes. The sulphur prosecuting the action. did, however, order Brooks to pay $12 & week for the support of the three rooks children, who are living with cir mother and gave the father permission to visit them twice a week. 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