People v. Weinstock
New York City Magistrates' Court
1Opinion of the Court
John J. Freschi, City Magistrate:
In the year 1901, the complainant, who had. come to America shortly before that time, married one Henry Kronenberg, in *54Brooklyn, New York, where she lived with him for a period of one year. Soon thereafter he deserted her, and ever since his whereabouts have been and still are unknown. The complainant has never heard from him or about him, and she does not now know whether he be living or dead. The real cause of their separation is not clearly established. The complainant testified that there was no quarrel, warning or notice leading up to it, or any reason…
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