The evening world., 1912-11-13
W|RETAPPERLOST
F|ANCE He USED
TO LURE VICTIM
Lothario Walzan Disappears,
but Fred Condorf Is Ar
rested on New Charge.
GIRL MADE AFFIDAVIT.
Says She Discovered Man She
Loved Was Really a
Swindler.
TIE Wiretappev's Sweetheart;
on,
TURNING UP THE oANo.
oxAYHD0 Z.
Tie Wiretapper Sweetheart;
on,
RsaaAtAn I'D TAE 0AN0.

Norine Mckee, . daughter Of the
rssan paaans, whose love Of her pony
ana the trails Of her ranch had held her
heart In oaptivtty until her twsnty-thrd
birthday. was dslirious with Joy when
ne rot the invitation that girls the
voy,d over pine for--to visit tho big dty
yof New York and 80 the sights. Norins
eams ana vas daxsied. The canyons OF
streets. Beautiful women and Handsome
men plaoed Norine's mind In another
vpr,d. she hastensd 20 forget the life
Of natures child.
More hastily she reached the decision
vhsn one night shs met Earl A. Wal.
sam. q man about town." handsome.
s,ntssi, eonsadsrats and apparently
wealthy. The heroes Of the love tales
sAs had read seemed embodied In Earl
Che met him often. He seemed 70 have
an ever flowing font Of money. countless
AUTOMOBILES. friends at every step. One
mint n Q dance In the Waldorf In the
vniri Of q Venetian waits Earl whis-
psred vomsshing In her ear. She
vas star<lsd, because shs had known
Mn but few weeks. But her answer
vas "yss-"
0KAYF18 n
wa,sam. Norine's nance. and wn,iam
=. Davis Of Phiiadelphsa are In font
q No. 10 Broad street. Manhattan
Davis had come to New York TO see
Wsisau,'s brothsr-in-law. . Fred Nc
Yss. who was said to BE- ths chief op-
era1ne ef the Western Union Teasgraoh
Company. Mckee was frequently called
ints the directors meeting Of the CON.
AMY, Walsam told his companion. end
hand out some "jMcy tips" on mos'
evsrything. Davis was Wiling TO take
4 6yer' ana waited for Mckee. TIN
httse strobe forth from the building
SoAdsh pleasantly 70 Walsam. and wa
ueopped. He was Introduced 70 Davis
Mckee hastily excused hamssaf. sayinl
- was on hi way 70 the directors
meeting and would BE- g1ad 10 have
bali'' With Earl end his friend Davis .
the q. Asdrews Hotel at osvsnty-ssc
ond street and Broadway In an hour.
From downtown "a The hotel wss
Aalightful ride by Auto. during which
Waisan, the splsndid woosr and mild
hammered swain. Impressed Davis witt
u importance Of the brother-in-Aw,
Mckee. An hour and the three are clos
eted In one Of the cafe stans. Davh
Enthusiastically profFered 5000 for al
'1nvsstmsut" N which Walsam and Nc
xss were 10 be partners. But Walsau
end Mckee dislike 10 carry that much
mercy around. and they all agree 4
leave II with . man named MahoDe,
% ssvsnty-eishth street.
oHAy41D M
Davis 10 introduced to Norine in th,
Cadillac At . banquet She tells min
she 10 to marry walsam. Weeks pas
end Davis occasionally comes over I,
Manhattan to hear how the snterpris'
10 prospsring In which he invested hi
$1,000. A. times he meets Earl AM
Mckee and hattsring promises STAY,
OF his suspie'ons. Then comes ia!
vhsa Norine, her nance and . maj
she nd previously known ~ Fredericl
Oondorf meet In the hotel. Walsan
isansd over TO Miss Mckee and wills
psrsd that he had introduced Condor
70 Q party Of strangers At the table a.
my brothsr-in-law to he. Fred NC
Kse." for Q certain reason.
Norins saw then no reason foe sucl
Q strange Introduction. Shs disiike
Oondorf. Then Earl said II was neces
ssry 70 Q business deal that Condor
Be known a. her brother. Mckee
Later Norins heard her nance an
0ondorf talking about those rev
Thousands from Davis"
A. last q great light dawned Of
Nerine. The few months In New Yor
had sophisticated her. She called he
nance by telephone. compelled him I
confess that he and Gondorf are no
what they appear. forgives him an
Keeps her promise to wed, provided h
gives Davis back his money. Walzal
refuses. preferring his friends OF III
game to his sweetheart. She break
the engagement. seeks out Davis an
tells him all
oHAYTEA ~.
Davis then brings suit In the Supreu
Court 10 recover $500 from walzar
0ondorf and three persons known {
Nahoney. DOC" and Tracey. An ord
Of arrest was then signed on May
1917, by Supreme Court Justice Erlang'
against Walzam and Gondorf. Attach'
to the order Of arrest Ii the affidavit
Mis- Mckee.
For weeks the Sheriff's once h
failed to get trace OF the man and II vi
last night when Gondorf was releas'
on bail At the West Side Court that
was re-arrested In the civil suit broug
By Davis, and to-day gave bond q
s15o0. Waizarr has yet to be arrested
his sweetheerts affidavlt.
$50 SUIT NOW $4,000 SUI