Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-08-19
ACCUSED BY
HUSBAND OF
N. Y. WOMAN
Dentists Assistant Is Named In
Two Actions for Divorces and
Alienation Of Affections.
CHARGES PARTLY TRUE"
kTaCUSiH Makes Statement to
NEWS Wifs's Letter
10 BIaCa.

W. Kracusin, of 124 State street,
who is employed as an assistant by
a dentist in this city, is named as
the correspondent in the suit of
Ella Braca, a dealer In Oriental
goods at 481 Sixth avenue, New
York, against his wife for absolute
divorce.
When seen by a NEWS reporter,
this morning, Mr.. Kracusin admitted
that the following story, which was
published in New York paper, was
partly true:
ELLA Braca, dealer in Oriental
goods at No 481 Sixth avenue, has
received through the malls a most
extraordinary document in the shape
of an affidavit, signed before a
notary, in which beautiful Ferida
Braca acknowledges her wrong do
ing and provides the means which
Braca may obtain divorce.
After an absence of three years
Mrs. Braca returned to her husband
FIVE weeks ago. Braca forgave her,
but on Friday she disappeared and
the day following came the letter
with the affidavit.
'Braca is not going about the law
end of this matter in any half
hearted way. He is not only going
to sue for absolute divorce, but he
is determined to bring action against
w. Kracusin, dentist of Perth Am
boy, N. j., for alternating his wife's
affections, for Mrs. Braca's affidavit
reads:
Herewith 1 acknowledge that 1
was two years away in Perth Amboy
with Mr.. w. Kracusin, at No. 1874
State street, Perth Amboy, N. ]. l
came back to my husband and stay
ed Ave weeks, and now l go away of
my own free will and shall never
bother him again, (Signed) Mrs.
Ferida Braca.'
oh, for the days of DID, Braca
sighed as he puffed away yesterday
at his narghile. When she came to
me she was beautiful as the sun
upon the clouds when it dies in Italy.
Her complexion was like a painting
and her big eyes were black dia-
monds. We were married in Berlin,
Our life was a continual honeymoon
until one day the man with the
figure of soldier and great mus
taches came into our lives. Three
years ago she fed in the darkness of
the night, and there was no color in
my life. l thought she had died.
The dentist by whom Kracusin is
employed, when interviewed this
morning, said that about a year and
half ago three men called on him
and exhibited a bundle of letters
written on his stationery. The den
tist said that the men were 80 noisy
that he invited them In his office,
not wanting to argue the matter on
the street.
"As they could not speak English
very we'll" continued the dentist, Il
said / would call In my assistant,
whom they claimed was the writer
of the letters. AS soon as the men
saw him, the one with the letters
jumped up and shouted What have
you done with my wife
The dentist said further that he
was told by his assistant recently
that the woman had gone to Italy
but that he had learned a few weeks
ago that she had been seen In Coney
Island.
Last Friday my assistant re-
ceived a telephone call from New
York. He wanted to get off that af-
ternoon so l gave him permission
and he went to New York. Later q
woman called up my office and ask.
ed II my assistant had gone to New
York"
The dentist says that Kracusin
has been in his employ for about
two years and is good workman
When he came here he was down
and out and the dentist put him on
hto fanf ttT ~ Hnufra TO a. xre
my name mixed up in the affair" he
said, "and after Saturday Kracusin
will no longer be In my employ, af
he has deceived me in regard to this
matter"