The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-12

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medical aid. and abe bexz and pleads
that she may be allowed ia see her
babies and husband once more.
oraham'a story Of bis search for
hts wifr. aud % the marital wees
that have bsset hia domestic life for
the past several months IL touching.
10 say the least.
he called ~ The Star office on
Tuesday. told hts story and asked
that this paper assist him IN loeat-
ing his wife lie said
~rwiee my wife hss run away
from me with tbs same man. and
twice have forgiven her. but aatne-
how this man. George Autrufeith by
name. aeenH 50 have her casmpI~se-
~ In hts power. ana In spite % her
most sacred promises 20 be a good
faithful wifs. she cant rcxist Au-
theurrith when ne sends for her.
once the couple ran away 70
Portland located my wife and
told her I would forgive everything
We were happy for q time. and whsn
little DoweY and Baby Lucy wouid
put their arms around her neck and
ask her why che had ruined away
wiv Dat naughty man. she would
kiss and hug them ana tell them she
would never 10 u again
"flut again she was tempted and
again she fell This time she ran
away with Aut~nrclth 90 Tacoma
/ That Was early last August Au-
tsnrcith IL married man and tel
ephoned his wife that her husband
and Mrs. srahmut-~whe went by the
name Of Josie Fuller In Tacoma -
were living together IN Tacoma
hotel MrH Autenrrith went "a Ia
coma. complained 10 the police and
Autenrsith aai my wife were ar
rested and locked up IN jail My
wife refused % So inc. or have any
thing 10 do with me. while Autsn-
reith denied that he vas married
and claimed he did not know the
woman who claimed 10 he his vife
Chief Of Police Maioney would
not release the couple from Jail and
insisted that they be prosecuted.
They staid ia iaii over night. and IN
the morning she sent for me and
begged that I get her out Of Jail.
/ She said that she would return To
! Seattle and live with me, " would
not prosecute Autenreith. although
/ the night before she swore that she
would live with him II they had to
spend the rest Of their lives in jan.
\ went to the chief aud inter-
ceded In my wife's behalf and So
cured her release. but the chief
would not release my wlfe'a para
mour until he had gotten down on
his knees and spoken 81 hts gray
haired mother. who would be brok-
n-heartnd II she ever heard OF his
trouble. Finally chief Maiouey re-
Tented aud let Autenreith go. on
condition that he leave the country
for good. What became Of this man
who has ruined my home. destroyed
the happiness Of my own life and
bllghted the lives OF our two chill
dren. I do not know. nor do care.
My wife and I came back to So
attic. where I wna engaged I'm bust.
ness. ! WIS making lots OF money.
but ! sold oJt my business at a big
sacrifice In order that my wife and
I might start life out again IN a new
place where We might forget the
uuhnppiuesa Of the past and where
she might be free from the vile
tempter and avoid the finger of
scorn that would surely be pointed
AT US both II we remained In Seat
tie.
with what money ! had saved.
went to 81. Paul. intending to start
out anew there. leaving my wife
with friends here. 20 follow me 70
: -. Paul as soon as had become
established.