Anderson v. Anderson

Preston,, J.

1' ftose^chárges of infidelity. 1. The parties were married December 1, 1901. She was past 49 years of age, and he was about the same age. She had been married three times, and secured a divorce from each of her husbands. She told defendant of two of her marriages. She had , « . , , , a son by a former marriage, who was about IS years of age, at the time these parties were married. She *96was a Avoman of average intelligence. He Avas a bricklayer, a steady, hard-Avorking man, but could not read or write, and bad little,, if any, education, and had had but little business experience.…