Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-16
TOILET BUEHLER is FOUND
Kissing Chicago Heiress is Located
in City of New York.
WORKING AS A NURSE GIRL
She Says She started Out 10 sSe
the World and Running short
of Money Anwered an
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NEW YORK. Jan l5.-Viclet Buehler.
the missing Chicago heiress. was arrested
at the corner OF First avenue ana. Sew
enty-eighth street this morning. and
taken to the police station. She had been
working in the heishborhood, the police
cay. taking care OF sick woman
Miss Buehler admitted her Identity and
told the police that she came to New York
about a month ago with the idea Of see
ing the world. She declared that no man
had anything 10 do with her leaving home.
She said that after her money began to
get low. she decided to get a position and
answered a newspaper advertisement for
nurse. She was employed by Mrs, Anna
Brett, in East Seventeen street.
For more than three weeks Miss Bueh-
icr. who is said to be heiress to an estate
worth several thousand dollars. has been
acting as nurse for the mother OF Mrs.
Brett, as well as doing light domestic
work. 80
The Brett family was astonished when
they found out who their servant was
The first news that the girl had been
found came from Chicago and a detective
was sent TO locate her. Miss Buehier
said she was willing to go hack to Chi
cago and the police in that city were
wired for instructions.
Jack CIune Appears.
The girl said she had told her foster
mother that she was going TO visit an
aunt. Mrs. p. Davidson. in Wisconsin.
but instead boarded train for this city.
Her idea in coming here was to ''see
iife." Miss Buehler said that she was
unacoompanied when she left Chicago,
but Immediately afterwards told about
Jack Clune. a restaurant man she had
known in Chicago and whom she met In
this city soon after her arrival
Miss Buehler said that Jack was q
fine fellow and she hoped TO marry him
some day when they had saved up money
enough. ..s.
The girl scrubbed letter just before
leaving the Britt home and left II on the
bureau IN her room. This note. written
in lead pencil. was given out as follows
by the police: .... ...,. #.-e.
Jack. Don't give up hun / must go.
WIN v,,,a .,or a. no,.,hIs am -
narxo,. M. Nv"
A po~tscript ran;
Stick TO me. Jack, and everything will
be O K"
The Britts said that Miss Buehler's
conduct while with them was exemplary,
After the girl had been taken to the
chlldren's court Ciune appeared. In pass
ing through the corridor Violet saw him
and running TO him threw her arms
around his neck. clune bent forward to
Kiss her. but Detective Mulllgan pushed
him away. ....., t..-s
None Of that" exclaimed Mulligan.
Then he added. "who are your"
I'm a friend OF hers" said clune.
You wait here: you may be wanted"
said the detective, as he passed on with
Violet,
Chime said he had nothing 70 fear, and
declared he had gone voluntarily to the
ehildren's court.
When Violet Yves arralsaed before
Judge o,mstead in the chlIdren.s court,
4, wa. on tha charge OF improper guard
Iarsh,o. she was remanded TO the care
=, ,hs chndren's society untll next SAT-
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rot~r Mother Notified.
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