The Detroit times., 1910-03-31
HER LONELY HEART
P|NEO FOR HUSBAND
Fortune Cards Read That She Would
Be Sought By Man Worth
$2O,0OO,OOO.

BERLIN. March 3).-Chamberlain
Won Buelow, who owns Schloss Koe-
nitZ. has ben dragged into confidence
game in Hanover in which a widow
named Stier was the victim. He knew
nothing OF the affair until the widow
sent her lawyers after him. 1t was
then easy to exculpate himself, and.
having been set right, the widow pur-
sued a card sharp soothsayer and her
accotplice and has landed both of
thentin prison for long terms.
Frau Sitter became lonely after she
lost her husband and decided to mend
her heart with another. With that view
, she consulted Frau NiXdorf. who adj
vertised TO straighten out life's tangles
| by card reading. All the cards ran
the Widow STEERS way, and at the end
of the first interview Frau Nixdorf
said to her
You are certainly TO be congratu-
lated as lucky woman. The cards
say that you will soon marry a man
worth S20.000000 and live happily ever
afterward. They have not yet given
me his name, but | will consult them
until they do. Come next week and
Will tell you ALL"
When Frau Sitter called again she
was informed that the man with whom
her fate WIS joined was Chamberlain
Won Buelow and that the cards had
promised to bring about a speedy meet.
ing.
In few days Frau STEERS telephone
summoned her to a love avowal, the
voice at the other end of the wire
protesting TO be that Of the Chamber
l., he tI,at clio nf hpr
on the street had sd excited his emo
tons that he could no longer restrain
himself from declaring his undying
love for her. He begged her TO give
him hope.
Then and there she accepted him,
and as soon as she hang up the re-
ceiver she hurried over to Frau Nix
dorf to inform her that the cards were
indeed true prophets.
Later In the week the widow got an
other telephone call from the same
lover Alteration still consumed him,
he said, but an obstacle to marriage
had unexpectedly appeared In the dis
covery that she was not his equal In
birth That made no difference In his
affections. and he wished her TO know
that he intended to overcome that OBJ
stacle by having her ennobled through
his influence at the Mecklenburg
Court Since the court would insist
on proof that she was a person of sub
stance he proposed that she place 3d.
900 in bank to certain credit
While she was waiting to receive the
promised title after the deposit Of the
money the telephone again called her
TO hear from her adorer the mournful
news that his efforts at court had
failed. that he could not obtain for her
patent of nobility. and as he would
not humiliate her by an offer OF NOR
ganatic marriage he must call off the
engagement and retire broken-hearted
TO Schloss Koenitz to wear out his
miserable existence alone
Frau Stier went Immediately to the
bank TO get back her money. She
found that II had already been with.
drawn. She lost no time In starting
an action against Won Buelow He re-
sponded so promptly with denial Of all
! knowledge of her or Of the transaction
that her lawyers turned on Frau Nix
dorf That proceeding brought to light
a journeyman shoemaker as the sender
OF the telephone messages TO Frau
sitter, and the law made short work
both OF him and of the soothsayer
| Nixdorf