The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-27
THEY KISSED Z
AND MADE UP.
White Dove Of Peace Again
Hovers Over Kroner Family.
DIVORCE SUIT Is WITHDRAWN
when Mrs. Kroner Realised Full import
OF Petition She Concluded It Would
Re Best to Forgive
and forgive.

nave Kissed ana maze up, anu ~ 10 tHeIi
Intention to follow the example of the
heroes and heroines in the works of
Laura Jeane Libby by living happy
ever after.
Saturday, Mrs. Kroner, in moment
Of anger, filed a petition In the COM
mon pleas court for divorce from her
husband. She alleged extreme cruelty
rs the grounds for her action.
KRONER WAS STARTLED.
Mr.. KRONER works in the watch fac
tory. When he went home Saturday
noon 1t appears he found his wife In
tears, sobbing as though her heart
would break. Questioning her, the
husband learned that she had filed a
petition. Service had not been had on
him. hence, had he been struck by a
bolt Of creased lightning he hardly
would have been more surprised. The
grief stricken woman informed him
that the court had given her a tenn
porary restraining order giving her the
custody of their children--two bright
little boys, one two and the other four
years old. She said she had also been
granted the use of the household furni-
ture, and that the court had ordered
that he should not touch or carry off
even a chair. She said, however, that
this was rather severe, in her opinion.
and that she would let him have any
or all of the furniture II he desired.
BATTERY OF ARGUMENTS.
Then this unhappy wife continued
by saying that the judge had informed
her that she must not live with her
husband while the divorce proceedings
were pending. The dismayed husband
grasped the situation and opened a
battery of arguments whereby he hoped
to induce Mrs. KRONER to abandon the
suit and bury the past. He pointed out
to her, according to the details that
have leaked out, that she never would
be able to live with him again II the
divorce should be granted. He placed
emphasis upon the fact that the chill
dren would have no father to provide
for them, and that the poor little
angels" would be unfortunate indeed,
II forced to journey through life to
maturity without a paternal hand to
guide them.
THOUGHT OF THE DISGRACE.
And then to think of the disgrace,
KRONER argued. 1t would follow them
both. according to his line Of reasoning,
to the grave. But Mrs. Kroner was OBJ
durate, for a time. 1t is said. She
keenly felt that 1t would not be to the
best interests Of the children to press
the suit. She was beginning to see
things that had not been pointed out to
her by her lawyer, who probably over
looked those little Incidents. She in
formed her husband that he might
visit the children as often as he de-
al nd odd haf hn oh uya
staying with Mrs. Leuck, on Greenfield
avenue.
TOOK A DAY OFF.
The unhappy huband hied himself to
the watch factory and begged leave to
have the rest of the day to drive away
the clouds that had come to overshadow
his home. His request was granted.
He then hurried to the home Of Mrs.
Leuck, where he found his two little
boys. He compared notes with Mrs.
Leucl, and, 1t is said, she consented to
intercede for him with Mrs. Kroner.
HAPPIER THAN BEFORE,
Another interview with the unhappy
wife resulted in family reunion, and
now Mr.. and Mrs. KRONER are happier
than they were before their troubles
began. The woman gave her husband
permission to withdraw the suit, but
when she was informed that only she,
herself, could have the action with
drawn from the courts, the reunited
couple came down town, arm in arm
and had the case wiped off the blotter
in the common pleas court. Then they
sojourned to Attorney Denver Hughes
Office and the husband paid Mrs. Kro-
mer's bill for legal service, which, J,
is said, amounted to $25.
KRONER WAS NERVOUS.
Mr.. Kroner, 1t appears, has LONG
been a sufferer with nervous pros
tration. This is said to have been the
cause of his having put his wife out OF
the bedroom. as related in Mrs. Kro.
mer's petition and reported in last Sat
urday's News Democrat. He also de.
clares, It is said, that the influence OF
outside parties was the cause Of his
wife having sued for q divorce. Nov
II is his intention to bring suit against
the person or persons who are said Il
have tried to break up his home.
The Kromers came to this city about