Mrs, Morgan took the witness box, and denied the suggestion made by "Mr. Morgan. The true facts of the matter, she stated, were that she had married a Czechoslovakian in Harbin ahunt two years before her marriage with the defendant.
While she was on a visit to her molier in Tientsin, this man had to America with another woman.
e then came to Shanghai, where she went to the Czechoslovakian Consulate. She was told there that she was divorced automatically, although they did not give her any divorce papers.
'The court held that the marriage certificate was valid, in view of the lack of confirmation' of the evidence brought by the defendant. A maintain ance allowance of-$300 a month was granted to Mrs. Morgan, besides costs of $100.
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