"IF HE IS CÆSAR."
A man told the Willessden magistrate that he objected to paying alimony to his wife, under an order'of the court so long as she continued to have a lodger who, he alleged, was tne-cause of their separation. The wife said that the man was fmerely'an ardinary lodger/ and would not go. The Magistrate <Mr.W.B.Luke), to the wife: "Your husband is Caesar, and you are Casar's wife, and must be nbove -suspicion. '; You must get' rid of this lodger," ' •• v The women (with a contemptuous nod to her husband) \"li he's Caesar, let him lac a man 'as well, and get rid ■«>f this ledger for me: ,' .
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLI, Issue 9391, 13 December 1920, Page 8
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