The evening world., 1911-07-07
and az I have only enough money for
The rent l am In a fix

and as I have only enough money for
the rent ! am In a fix.
so before coming lero l went TO sec
ny lawyer. and he said you we're n
1sSllsre fellow. and told me to come
Winnie. lie thinks Il would be well for
YOU. IN order to save a scandal and all
s-sret sort OF thing. to pay Miss era
mans bills at the hospital and also to
provide money FOR sending her abroad,
as she Is anxious to join her sister In
sfSNrium. so / have come direct to
4. yau."
a..rssThat." continued MIR. stokes, was
nrMxs Conrad's Introductory statement
a.to me. I asked her for tie lawyers
s-sxSfne and she told ne. shall repeat
,s~ss-sere?"
GAVE HER $50 TO HIRE TRAINED
10 = NURSE.
l10 Neither side cared to hear the name
apparently, and Mr.. Stokes continues:
-. &c, told Miss Conrad that I re-
tr,s6arded Miss Graham as q thor
teooouRhly dangerous woman and that
she had no claim on me, legal or
- ethsrwiss. but that I was willing
ITO help her 70 r reasonable sN-
- tent. I said I would hire o trained
at FIVE dollars . day for six
Wal Gays, and after that We would
- zoe about the rest OF II.
s5SsoMiss Conrad suggested that sign
"a paper agreeing to provide for Miss
-ss~ham, but ! told her I did not pro-
nose &c commit myself IN writing In
10Y way.
H.sWaAfter had slver her the t~ !
!Nihjked her something about herself
M1klhe told me that her father was a
3plaussian prince and her mother a South
M,,sS3ah woman OF an old and proud family.
W. father, she said. came TO this
M ntry as a young man. and nineteen
before he married her mother
Wk Louisville, Ky.
Then she went on to say that her
Arents moved to Bluefelds. Nicaragua.
ehere her father acquired mining prop
>rties worth a vast sum. We also
lwned concessions in Venezuela, u
Pemed. But her father. she said, had
rem killed In one Of the frequent revo-
klons down there. Her mother sold
mines for 10000 and invested tho
perty In houses. But tho houses
6fned down. Then she and her mother
s,.,er .he .aia had come To Nav
~ oniv a few months before IN col.
"a. ono in Insurance on the buildings.
IiNt,.r mo,h.r aN.r .rr,v,py horn hal
Vkn married again 70 n man whom
-AafSs Conrad described as being ugly"
and III natured The step-father. she
said, had spent all her mother had.
Then her mother and her sister. so she
told me, had gone TO Mobile, Ala, leav-
,pT her here alone. I think this is about
alisehe said or the occasion of our nrst
meeting"
oInN,r TAI or M,ee coAuAm,e
...,
"0"~1S'
"Did you tell her ;iit Miss Gradients
mother and two sisters had oil cpa-
Quoted houses OF ni-fame In various
cities that Miss Graham hersaif
hat been an inmate Of one In New
iork?" demanded MIR. Moore.
a,a no.. never mentioned MISS
family to M,s, Conrad 7 on,v ,a.d 7
req -rded Miss Graham as q very dan
gorous woman"
when did you next see Miss Conrad7''
said that the burns on Miss Graham's
face had healed rapidly. and with the
aid, Of a little N,int. a little powder and
. thick vel. Mr.. Stokes twice repeat
ID his list Of disgt .ses as though he
loved to linGer on it--'Miss Graham
coult get aboard a ship without being
stared at. Miss Graham was very
anxious. according to Miss Conrad, to
sail on the Baltic and Join her sister
at Brussels.
'1rheir lawyer friend had told them.
she said, that ough, TO be willing 10
nay her passase-slO-and give her slo
more for erpep,es on the other aide I
said TO Miss Conrad that. knowins
Miss Graham as did I felt sure ~ she
struck Paris with sIp she pould STAY
there until IL was ,rent. So ,o,s her
I would nav the massage money and
Rfye Mis-. Graham $50 mora :, ,ake her
% Belrium.
-n-o =. 49,.
~sS ~ "e@r "'Ss WV
RAD, TOO.
Il offered M,ns Conr1d n chcck for
the $500. but she didn't want a check.