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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12893, 9 September 1910, Page 4

A -man who came before the court ■; iii Chicago said that ;he. wanted divorce because his wife set plates, on ' the- table at each meal for the deceased members of her family, ; an<l,'_nbt satis- ' Bed 'with this, she held imaginary conversations with the deceased during each meal, ■■'the conversation generally relating to the quality of the menu or to striking incidents in the lives of these relatives. -Tho-roan averred thafc > these uncanny proceedings got on his nerves. ■ -,- ' . ; ■ •- .

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