Thomas v. Lang

— The appellant and the daughter of the respondents were married in May, 1920, the appellant at that time being thirty-two years of age and for three years having been a railroad brakeman, in which employment he still was at the commencement of this action. Soon after the marriage, he purchased a home and an automobile and habitually turned over his wages to his wife, who drew checks from the bank for household and personal expenses. His testimony, and that of neighbors and friends and the nurse who attended the wife upon the birth of the second child, showed that he was an exceptionally…