Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-15
by ..pan Dnndy Girl.''

H by HGHu bhhhs
Anotber day in Newark and l am still
f,,st far enough ahead of those On my
trail TO keep everybody guessing. But
I begin to feel that my time is short.
The number of those who are actively
IN my pursuit has become very large
md necessarily. therefore, my hances
Of keeping away are narrowing DOWN.
/ ain doing my best to escap9 capture
but have a feeling now that 1t Is only
a question OF n short time before Tue
Weber Baking company VIII De caiiea
,,pon 20 nav the $50 offered for my
capture.
was very much battered at the way
affairs turned out yesterday. al that l
am still at large is very much your own
fault. although on two different oc-
easions / thought that surely 1t was
roing to be all over, and only Tor my
nresence of mind l might now be writ
ing of my capture. ! gave you all
plenty of opportunity to win that gilt
tering prize.
I cannot refrain from laughing when
1 think of the good housewives VINO
welcomed me at their door and never
Imagined that was doing my best TO
present them with 500.
II Ia fascinating to me, this work OF
eluding people BY throwing myseli
among them.
Yesterday morning / Was cut bright
and early. and decided that | would
call at the home of some of the Newark
folks. and that my excuse would be to
look for furnished rooms, My nrst can
was made at the home of Mrs. Lynch.
Isl Plane street, whom I found very
pleasant. and won her sympathy when
ne reached the room she had for rent
an explaining to her that | was expect
ing my husband tomorrow, that they
we're releasing hin from an insane ssy-
ts,r,. At once Mrs. L. asked me what
was the cause ef his insanity. 1 told
her financial trouble. and that he was
always worrying that someone was Try
tng to get his money. / then looked al
he windows aud informed her that /
would have 70 have iron bars put up
FOR fear that hubby might Try 70 set
CIT sometime when I would be away
Mrs = said she would not object u
Nsu, Il he were not noisy. which l as
sar@6 her lie vas Q and that I was
the c1sy one that lie eve tried 70 mo
eSt I Their sid I would look around
Mfers I decided on the room. and,
shaakrg her 7 bid her good morning
sra walked O. snoi I arr TO NJ. 30
pfaTe street Here I was met by an
other very pleasant lady. and on in
qoiring for room. she Informed ne they
only took gentlemen. What is the
trouble with the poor women I asked
her. She smiled. and said that thew
had men only. but that she would call
the lady and ask her. ooh. never mind,
she viii not make an execution" I said.
and then the lady told me she thought
that I could set a nice room a few doors
above. and she stepped OUT on the steps
and pointed TO the house. Thanking
her. ] again made my wav un the
street. finally crossing over until I came
20 Washington street. At No. SOS ]
rang the bell, here = gentleman opened
the door. and. explaining my appear
aroe at the door. he asked me to follow
him up the stairs, where the lady ot
The house could he interviewed Here
I met Mrs Fuller. hotter known il
Newark az Mrs. HisEinson. She ex.
plafned that she was verv much in IN,
work Of getting her rooms in order