It appears that somewhere about September 9, or September 10, 1926 the respondent Spencer wrote a letter to his wife to the following to leave my Rouse right away, At You "Frieda, you must see your way
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terest in you or your children, W.
Spence On September 17, 1926. the petitioner, Mrs, Spencer, left hee husband's house. On the next day September 18, 1926, she wont with her lawyer, and in' the absence of the respondent took away: her children. There was not room enough her sister's house for her children and the amah to sleep, so that night she and her sister (Miss Wegner) took her ehiiiren and her amah to the house of Dohse, who is cited in the cross petition as the respondent, Dohse was living at 20 'Tracey Terrace with a friend named Rampow. The children remained there that night and were taken to the King's Daughters' Society the next day where Mrs, Spencer paid for their lodging, ete.
The petition was filed November 2, 1926, the answer was filed Novem: ber 24, 1926.
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