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ee (Continued from First Page.) ‘Was made as the reply by Mrs. Still- MRS. STILLMAN COMES HERE | —_TODIRECT HER LEGAL FIGHT known as Mrs. Florence Leeds, who is described as an attractive blond. The period of sme covered began lished about his lives on the Indian Reservation at Caughnawaga and he emerged from the stoleal reserve that characterizes to tell the history of his association with Mrs, Still- This association, he said, was irely business footing re it lasted. “Mra. Stillman had @ reference from Mr. Horne of New York to J. R. Innes, the Secre- tary of the St. Maurice Fish and Game Club, who lives in Montreal, as she wanted to do some exploring in that locality with a view to estab- brother, Louis Rae ren They stayed until after christmas, New York, Ferd went with them to! tutoring in woodcraft to the family. | [] thelr country place at Pleasantville, When they went back to/and in the brush there continued hie BROOKLYN Store Hours 9 to 6:30 AACE oe LOS WhO. about Oct. 1, 1917. The places are a man’s counsel to tae aerate D" | heiins ba Mak Sth, BENE, ae “at Lance; ing cearyee reencdee yee: Stony Brook, L. b, and various hotela. and the Canadian guide and the 1 | M*. Stillman's yacht, Modesty, now Togiti anchored near Miami, Fla. where Mra. emacs of the baby Guy Stiliman Ganed ie ~hitherto screned behind & refered’ Leeds has been, is not mention Secret hearing procedure—in open | ‘Me amended answer, ce Sa court in terms deliberately unmin.|. 1 WaS intimated shat while fe Leeds is the only one named now, sakable and painful to Mrs, Stiliman | Stner women may figure later on. &nd her friends, ishing @ camp. She wanted a man who would act as guide and also teach her children wooderaft, hunt. ing and similar things, “Mr. Innes recommended my Ferd. Mrs. Stillman went to the Fish and Game Club and waited as my brother was out with a hunting party. she came with her daughter, who is about fifteen, and her son, who was thirteen FAB 8. 0.0. PAT. 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White Biarritz Gloves, $1.95 Pair Overseam sewn, with backs embroidered in contrasting colors, 2-Clasp Gloves, $1.95 Pair Of glace in white, gray, tan and brown, with fancy embroidered backs, 4 & &—Sireet Meer, Contras, e DES SREP EE Se wr ey ave you seen it? Another result of the information and belief by Mr. Still- story about my brother aggressive d 1 = is complaint. Thej crawling into» her cam tired ee ve, oe, Wee Sacer “attorneys | pene ie, hd etecroe Combine | Zee] mune tBto- " 9g Was the announcement of John F. Brennan for Mrs. Stilmnan, that sho Might ask for $76,000 to Pay for the extraordinary legai expenses made Recessary by her husband's attitude, Besides the statements made in ourt by Mr. Nicoll, further antago- Sls wag stirred by the contents of the three affidavits filed at the end of bis argument. It js ‘understood ‘hat one of them contaiis the eub- Stance of intimate letters which it is ebarged were written by Mrs. Still- fan to Fred Beauvais, the guide, It fe recatied that the Canadian wit. a pe Neen adbeast Se eg eUmtE Rere to testify before | Hriukery retest ene Ano . : i 2 Se referey told of 4 visit to the! Denial la made in sequence by Mre, Silliman piace at Grand Anse, Que- Hed regrter eet cgrs rire bee, by agents of one of the parties | 824 t! The supporting affigavite ers fo the sult, seeking documentary evi-|made by servants, “detectives snd ence and of the efforts of the care. ota: anawer ia Welat Sadie of takers to oject them in which pistol | ,,7h%, answer 1s pages, but the ro. shots were fired, but no one was porting affidavits are longer. The ex- Weanees, Act contents of these affidavits are Mrs. Stiiman’s aMdavits in amend- ment| ot her defense, prepared by her lawyers weeks ago, and held in aboy- takes these allegations up one by one. The first allegation is technical. The second charges improper acts beyween Mrs, Stillman and @ co-respondent “in the Dominion of Canada.” The third allegation is that the al- leged acts of Mrs, Stillman and the gulde were without bis connivance and consent. The fourth is that five years have nov elapsed and thus covers the statute of limitation. The {ith details the issue of the marriage. The sixth is that no decree of di- vorce has eyer been returned against the plaintiff, Mr. Stillman, The seven% allegation charges that Mrs. Stillman gave birth to the child, Guy, and charges that the baby is not Duchesne, employing two other men for that purpose. It was completed in November, and when Mrs, Still. man came back she brought her son, daughter and a young man named Philip Clawson, a friend of young (hal bal lied, Lal oy ee ee ee lie &Qz »e ‘ peep ienngeplenerntipahyhiaeetinlemeatg LoTR ESTER SY Sk ne with fringe along the side <o5e8 not yet revealed. ance because of her reluctance to Mrs. Stillman's attorneys indicate & determination to make her alleged meet her husband's attack in kind (were made as soon as she was in- “letter of confession” an important formed of the text of Lawyer Nicol!'s feature in the case. In case {t should be admitted in evidence, hey will] remarks in court. In them she says, fm part: contend that it does not contain any admission of misconduct, and that the “confession” Interpretation is an arbi- trary one of her husband's lawyers. The defense is said to be in possess- jon of documentary evidence ‘© sus- tain their contention that Mrs. Still- men made no such admission as al- teged by her husband's attorney, and that their interpretation was made long after it was written and after “I have read the smtements of these witnesses as to the occurrences in Canada. I repeat the denial here, and solemnly deny under oath each . . , | and every one of the said statements | Mr. Stillman had begun his suit for White Striped For the Boy 8 Easter! made by each of these witnesses be. | ‘!Vorce. fore the referee as to my behavior! mMoNTREAL, March %.~Louls| with @ certain co-respondend named by said witnesses, the guide, made an emphatic denial “I also wish to add that tt is my| ‘0-day of some of the stories pub- | intention seriously to contest on the | trial of this action the allegations coniuined in the plaintiffs complaint as to any adultery alleged to have been committed by me with anybody at any time.” Voile, 17c Yd. 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