Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-10-05 | Page 2 | Gadd Leaves Jail, but Can't Claim Bride until Later

Gadd Cadd Leaves Jail But Cant t Claim Bride Until later Young Husband M Must Prove Worth to Gain Parental Blessing For she fihe is too young to leave her mother Nursery rhyme E Edward wa d I. I Gadd is out of Jail Ga Gadd d was brought from Idaho on ona ona ona a charge of contributing to the delinquency delinquency delin- delin delia delin quency of a minor The young woman was Miss Louise cott 16 years of age Gadds Gadd's defense was after the manner manner man man- man man-I ner of To the mother of the young woman and to the deputy deputy- I sheriff who served him with extradition extradition tion papers in Rigby Idaho he answered answered answered an an- I a as as did the Moor True I Iha ha have ve married her Then all might have been well but the young woman was was homesick Now she is home in this city and her mother proposes that she shall stay there for a while Prosecution of Gadd who wa was wae brought back on the same train that carried his child wife and her mother is not to be pushed He was accordingly released from jail It is understood that the two young people will be required by the girls girl's parents to live apart until the girl can I be sure sure of her own mind and the young man has had opportunity to tomake tomake tomake make good Whether their marriage will be allowed to remain in effect or will be annulled on the demand of the girls girl's parents will depend upon developments ts