Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-05-12


lions 1vr Iacilities TO be given ner In
Nlsauls 'ne PRISONS Inns uone' she
en.eteu ~ once Oh an examination VI /
eues's y iI'iis report Which she 'ooA
eaae aAe very la,olaoto " e
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ha,.. ,acoy,,it,or ~ MIN ,n,0,,.' hovo
nrovod dangorous Rpf ha roooon,,sS
bar Tbough alled with a wild nov ba
manogod 70 show no ov,denca ths, ha
hod avor soon bar before Seeing a
no,r n, avas axod on her tho knowl.
aSoa that tbav he,onoad to nor lover
co,na 60 s,o,,ly that sbe too was ann.
MA 20 avoid anv onnaaranee of roc
ogr,t,on
Jack recalled her parting with Drou-
beloff at Washington. 1t was after
reception at the White House, and he
100 a., aran,na dross with tho tna,gnia
49,, a. nan h,s hreost
What n change in this unkempt man
,--- 80. .
pick and shovel on his shoulder! The
meetinV NOT only stimulated her de-
s,ro ~ troa him but added m that dar.
inc tomnarad NV caution which was
uoturoI ~ ber
Tho nav+ dov sho found a wav NJ
rootInr zoro,yi+v ua had ranresent.
ID h,,nsaIr as from tba countrv round
ohout Koro ,vho had coma FOR the
- - ,tinn amn,ovmort ohout
800. ss NI,s. wortIIng+on toId
.ne psisvn' ,S,sn 6no,,naInS
nm Vi 'ne P'iool ~ =, - -, 49,.
""s connneu' "nu I" "ae asieeu ."A'
ne snouiu eoheeh'l"'e MS vlo''o upou
lnat p"ricui", pt'aon' mp ""' ~
tnht eouiu ne uone Ut piesen'
~ was TWO Inohths peiore Naiomil.
secured one OF the most uhlHportah'
positions III tne PRISON where DrouDe-
ION was connned' out once there he
gave evidence OF such Vighahce th"t
was not long before he was promoted
to be keeper.
Miss Worthington's plans were now
nearing a head. She had succeeded In
getting a very daring man In as keep
er of the prison In which her lover was
confined. Methods Of getting DrOube-
lofr out were plentiful, but would any
of them be successful? There Is one,
or n part of one, that has been often
tried with success. Prisoners have
been enabled 10 gain time by leaving
n dummy In their cells. and this was
the arst matter for prepnration. In
ordar 10 have n dummy ready Miss
worthtro,op gavo ZorovItz certain
roo.o-,aIs sor 40 comnosItion which no
tooL LII him 20 his ouortors In tho
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,Is,uo ,ho o.,eooor and b,s
1911 ~" ,nt1 go, ao,,,,,'
Aeeper nau On. NJ ,a.ai,t,.
nica.ion' anu 11"io"i'" We - ne
III an oppo,'ul''' " IT, 49,, nnt
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oniy 10 DC ureuueu io' D'ouovi -
Ior Naro"l'z' anu Wn"' upl"n ,,,s,
men was 'ne poSs,p,,''g 80,
Worthingtoh pelns 'n,p,,".eu H"'U
WIFE would sulrer uh'o'u nliserIeS II
as keeper ne aSsis'eu u PRISONER W %
cape, ana shoulu u peco,ne Ano"n
tnat the RUSSIAN ponce ,lhu ions nee"
hunting FOR MN II would auu 10 ms
tortures. II MISS "or.ni''E'o" VIZ.
arrested as an accessory she wou'u
doubtless remain In the hara prison
for the rest OF her life, FOR this rea