A document laying down conditions for his wife to observe; which he said he wanted her to sign, was handed up to the Bench at Birkenhead, England, recently by a man summoned for alleged desertion. The document demanded that the wife should not use abusive language; rake up the past; interfere with any other person; listen to scandal; visit her parents; incur any debt without the husbands permission. The wife said that she was prepared to sign the agreement written by her husband, on condition that he took her away from Birkenhead. The case was adjourned for two months for the parties to come to an arrangement.
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20898, 4 July 1933, Page 13
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