The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-21

y n HE story of Valeska Bartsch Is the old, ole story of the power OF a
l This woman ever had a definite idea a to whether or MOI she was
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her simple standard Nothing ever happened to disturb her unauestionins
0S"s Them en- 1 hr hu 1ans a aid. ap"g to use se % seT quaint ~%%t phrasing, she got poor"
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% who We ~ %eenntf his sah for ept a much %n larger larger amount '"' SA'F' ''"''s " a ma"
ehes anm' set her shoulders to n ask Of keeping their home together aS' Ae-
''re o%s day As e m ss%s afp ssassn at th s% assf I: W RPsa@s IS sAs soa s1 f s9oher," he de-
it would cos much to keep him out Of prison, and that she US pay The
But I have no money" vas her protest and h answered that she mus,
uor Tat a sha y sss5 s ss nt t sssp s,e ever Fear s Es u Tn. r wnsr sh she h had bee been.
h n%s struck E dep ias her 1i neart nan ess' ear ' the man with tn badge
sat o o. t Sy st osns nest f tor iy%D't rSs ;s ~s@ nan's spo S9s H Gs ss1say s sd h lo ~G%1n t TnG
T car help 2 to make lots Of money" said this woman n Mary
S"' Gope l findied H IN v %e aa h ha get g Sa &c sGoa nases she went. and indeed
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One day Mary Snyder appeared. valesha tred to show her gratitude in
"SSs \ {. ! trsa. I protested Vale ( in her. broken English
come. Have a little nerve about you" laughed the other; You might a. well,
,n,d Ha AM @,1 back u unwilling tn ns.tr yet s afraid u to stay behind, valsska followed
disclose disclose some , bits + v dainty ;as expensive pens teo ievery Then a roll of bius-forty
NOV get your hat and and com with V me- she commanded. stn laughing
You're a fine one" ieered Mary snyder. you couldn't find al easier vsy
ing to catch You? There's nothing to be afraid Of l took the money. You
didn't" 90.
mingled together in Va1eskas Door head-that had never troubled ITSELF with
probems-untl verifying a distort {, and the only ,real simple thing to
do "a to obey Mary Snyder Brndly she did this. pawning a rims for $50
and receiving but $40 from Mary Snyder for her trouble
~ Mary Snyder procured another situation for her nd he SAM process vas
cape from her domination, only toc come face to face with the dreaded thought
wrongdong and her fears-her brother knew nothing
n a few months, naturally. the M came-to NaLeska. Mary SNYDER
wisest of her kind, knew when to fly. Never thinking to deny or deceive,
told H. right from the beginning, ending with a pteous plea not to
send her brother away-even then not thinking of herself
OF curses he was convicted A sel-confesed thief usually u.s. But who
IA say that she is guilty? Not of he W vontion did she d o these things,
bWt because behind, her was a force greater han she could combat.
Even 10Y she does lot fully com prehend the greatness Of the wrong
done her by larry Snyder. "#.t
Il want only to live in Newark where are my friends and to show them
my good name may still come ack o m If l ty hare"
This is her wish in her own words A sadder and wiser woman is
foolish .'
much.
she ISIS bad, yet she is free. I not bad, only what III made me-, vet l
a m here" she puzzles. a
Poor Simply thinking Valeska, who lost her battle with the world because
she hd no knowledge of its onceahd weapons. Having taken UGH a n
fair advantage of her. is At lot only Just fr it to set her. right n give her
n opportunity to fight again. and fainy?s