Logan Utah President Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother N it is with pain that i rite to you about the trouble that i am in at the present. My wife Sarah Elisabeth Bissegger has aplied to you for a divorce, she has also aplied to tha first Dist rich court for a divorce, i will tell you as near as i can about the trouble that exist between us, i was marriede in Salt Lake City Juli first 1881 however sents been Husband and Wife soon after we was married we did not agree very well, and we hav had a great dael of trouble. i had to worke hard 2 i was very poor, my eyes also failed so that i was hartli able to see, witch mad me som what croos and probable very disagreable, i take tha blame to myselve that we did not get along very well, in 1883 i was could to go on a Mission to Swizerland and Germania after i was ther but a very short time i had my eyes operated shortly afterward i was honerable realeast to go home, not had me home at this time i went to work again to try and get me a home. aner trouble seems to comence again, it went on for a few years, in tha 1888 my wife aplied to the Bishop of the Ward Providence for a divorce the matter was investigahat but tha Bishop (Hanson) and