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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
BEAUX FOR HIRE
'3WaIking Out" at Two Shil-
|ings a Day.
cuRIos!TIEs OF couRTsHIP
Girls in the East End of London
Who Employ Escorts to Dance
Attendance on Them.
From London Tit-Bits.

From London Tit-Bits.
To the girl who Is able to choose from
a legion of admirers the man whom she
ia pleased to honor with her smiles It
must seem incredible that there are hum
dreds of her less favored sisters who are
glad to pay for lover-like attentions such
as she can afford to look coldly on every
day Of her life
But after all. 1t Is quite ineligible
when we consider that In this country,
as in most others. there Is by no means
a Jack for every Jill. so far do the fe-
males outstrip the males in number: and
that II is as natural for girl to desire
q lover as for q duck to take to the wa
ter. It Is at once her birthright and her
dutv TO have one: and II she fails she
knows that she will be an object of pity
or ridicule to her more fortunate sisters.
Tn the East End Of London and the
nanufa curing towns of England espe-
ciaiiv. the finger OF scorn is always ready
70 he pointed at the girl who has no
inthario to dance attendance on her, to
escort her to picture palace or theater.
and this Is q situation which no daughter
OF Eve could tolerate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
Only Dared Think It.

From Town Topics.
Father, said a little boy. had
Solomon 700 wives?
pelieve so. my son." said tho father.
Wei, father, was he the man who
saia; give me liberty or give mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
BUILDING RECORDS OF JUNE
SHOW GENERAL DECREASES
Reports From Sixty-Nine Cities Compared.
Washington Figures Affected by
Arlington Hotel Permit.

slump, because it was shown that In
June OF last year the department was
called upon to issue the building permit
for the new Arlington Hotel, and this
structure alone is to cost when built
about $3,0O0,O00. 1t happens, Of course,
that nearly all Of the money to be spent
in the construction of the new Arlington
Will figure in the actual building records
or this year and next because only the
excavation has been completed up to the
present time, and the great hole in the
ground In the square facing Vermont ave-
nue. between H and l streets, is the only
evidence Of the proposed pafatial struc-
ture.
A general survey of the building situa-
ton in the country by sections shows
that in the active cities of the middle
west there were losses in Chicago of 30
per cent; Milwaukee, 53: Indianapolis, q;
Fort Wayne, 8; Kansas City, 81; Omaha,
A: Davenport. 81; Peoria, 40: Springfield.
ILL.,, 81, as against increases in Cincin-
natl Of II per cent; st. Louis. IA; Mime
apolis, 3S; ST. Paul, 3; Des Moines, 15S;
Grand Rapids. 80: Toledo, Z.
In Eastern Cities.
OF the eastern cities, Boston had q gain
Of Al per cent; Philadelphia, 8: Pitts
burgh. 238: Rochester, 15; Troy. 772;
Wilmington, 1O4; Harrisburg. SO; Port
land. Me-, q. with losses in New York, b6
per cent; Brooklyn, 5; Paterson, N. j..
50; Hartford. SO; New Haven. u: Wor-
cester, 80: Springfield. Mass, Il; Wilkes
Barre, sc.
The North Pacific coast cities seem to
be doing a little better. A conspicuous
feature of the situation in southern Cali
fornia Is a loss of 80 per cent in Los
Angeles as compared with the same
month a year ago. The gains In the coast
cities include San Diego. 90 per cent;
Sacramento, 255; Berkeley, Cal, Il;
Stockton, 100; Seattle. IA; Tacoma. 454;
while there were losses in San Francisco
of 10 per cent: Oakland, As; Pasadena,
-; San Jose, 81; Spokane. 4; Portland.
Oregon, IA.
With the exception Of Washington the
southern cities make good showing
with gains In Baltimore, 43 per cent:
Norfolk. 81; Atlanta, IL; New Orleans,
ia; Memphis, L; Birmingham, 60; Char
lotte, rs; Chattanooga, 179; Tampa, lis;
Dallas, 66; with losses in Louisville. "a
per cent: Jacksonville, 81, and Rich
mond, 20.
Table Of Detailed Figures.
Detailed figures for all cities. showing
nd Inv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
To Supply the Cash.

ron the Boston Transcript.
Gfbts-Dr. Smart says II requires lots
q patience TO run an automobile.
Dibbs-well he's got the patients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

The consequence is natural. The maid
who cannot attract a lover by her charms
II often very willing to pay for his COM
many, and there is never any lack Of gal
lants eager to play the role Of squire
TO her for a consideration. In the busy
streeta on Saturday evenings you will
sea them by the score, dressed in such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

Building records for all Of the large
cities of the country for the month Of
June, 1913, have just been issued In ad-
vance proofs from Construction News,
and as compared with the same month in
last year there is q general shrinkage In
activity. In June Of this year there were
issued by the building departments Of
sixty-nine cities total Of 1865 building
permits for new construction work OF a
total estimated cost of SCI. 475. 1873, while
In June, 1872 the total OF permits was
20 237, involving new buildings OF an ag-
gregate estimated cost of $50, 629,JO6
In its analysis of the figures Construc
ton News makes the comment that as
between gains and losses in different
cities in the same section contradictory
conditions prevail, SO that as result the
situation is somewhat complicated. The
American Contractor, another building
journal. in it's comment upon the building
situation, declares that q moderate de-
cline Is in evidence. toward which cOndi-
tons for several months have been
pointing.
Decrease Of 16 Per Cent.
With Washington excluded from the
list. the building permits taken out In
sixty-eight cities in June totaled 1925.
involving a total estimated cost Of $685.
22L67O. as against 1858 permits. involv-
ing $76,295, 145 for the corresponding
month a year ago, showing decrease
of 1 39S permits and $1O,O73,47 In cost.
or Is per cent Placing the figures of the
building department of the District Of
Columbia in the list the decrease in per-
mits was 2.542 and $13. 1913 in cost, or
Is per cent.
The local records for the months of June
last year and this show that in 1912 there
were 554 permits issued for new con-
struction work of an estimated cost of
81, 344 361, and in the month just past
the permits numbered 40 for buildings
to cost 81, 253,513 or a decrease Of LA in
permits and 5000. S4S 1t would thus
appear that the loss ratio in new build
ing activity in the National Capital in
the period in question totaled almost 25O
per cent, and these figures when added
to the totals for the country increased
the whole loss ratio by per cent, or
from 13 to 16 per cent.
Explanation Is Satisfactory.
Inquiry at the local building depart
ment, however, brought forth an entirely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

More than 200 poor children were taken
on the annual outing by the Salvation
Army of Cumberland. Md, Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

flnery as their pockets can afford, ready
to act as squires of danes. The girl
VINE wants their escort reviews them with
critical eyes. signals to the one who takes
her fancy. and the couple disappear to-
gether to. spend few hours at a picture
palace or in listening to the latest comic
songs at a local music hall.
or course, it is all perfectly proper.
me lady hands her purse to her swain
who acts as paymaster for the outing
and receives a couple Of shillings as the
reward of his chivary. while She consid.
ers the money well spent for the COMPANY
OF an agreeable escort and for the pleas
ure of showing to the world that she at
least IS not among the manIess maids.
The professional "walker-out' is really
a man to be envied by his fellows. He
gets abundant recreation and amusement
at no cost to himself, and he makes nuita
a substantial addition to his other earn
ings in the most agreeable fashion. IF
he Is a smart man, good to look upon
the man OF whom a girl may be proud
as her escort-he has no lack Of engage
ments. In some fortunate cases he ia
booked up months In advance In one
case known to the writer handsome
young factory worker. VINO Is the proud
possessor OF frock coat and a tall hat.
is SO much in demand that, as rule
he has no vacant date for fully si4
months ahead: and his earnings make a
good addition to his wages
Tommy" Always Popular.
But It is not every man who c.n
aspire to this honorable Office The nro-
fessional walker-out must be a man NJ
good character. The loafer and he who
is too fond Of his cups either has no
chance or gets short shrift. He must be
an escort to be proud of. He need not
be handsome, but he must at least be
well dressed and an entertaining com
panion. The shabby man may look in
vain for employment; the dull dog is soon
sent about his business
When money is scarce two girls will
combine to secure the company Of one
gallant. sharing the expenses and also
the fee. which Is no more for two than
for one. And, perhaps curiousIy. there
is little or no jealousy. although the same
man may play the squire to a dozen
maids on as many consecutive DAVIS In
many cases, too. the ''waiker-out" finds
regular employment by conducting his
employer nightly to the music hail or
theater, when she is playing some small
part. his usual remuneration heinp- sly
pence and glass of beer.
1t is by no means always the unattract-
i've girl who thus gets COMPREHENSIVE in
this strange way. Many a pretty and
lonely maid finds this q useful avenue
to introductlons to other yonnr men
friends Of her chaperon, among whom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19

Louise-Has Pauline's husband q
horror OF debt?" Julia-"NO: she il
most happily married."-Judge,
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STRONG.

Sharper Cat poker)-'you look -
nervous. Meeker. / think YOU are
bluffing?"
Meeker-"Vell, mebbe ] am aud
mebbe I've got four queens thet re-
Semble my wife!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
Table Of Detailed Figures.

Detailed figures for all cities. showing
the records of June, 1913, and June, 1912.
comparatively. are included in the fol-
lowing table:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-19
Explanation Is Satisfactory.

Inquiry at the local building depart
ment, however, brought forth an entirely
explanation Of the apparent
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-14

Princess Traidos Prabandh.
She is the wife Of the new minJ
lister from Siam, and has just
come over to start housekeeping
at Washington. She is a real,
sure-enough princess, and has all
kinds of blue Siamese. royal blood
coursing through her veins. The
princess speaks English perfectly
and wears the latest Partisan
fashions.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-14

nine to quiet me.
IF I could only get this case
over with and go away some
where where no one knows me
Imight have a chance.
I want to go home. They
won't let me. I want to be with
my father. OF course, I know that
/ cannot live in Cincinnati, for
the good people, and those who
have not been found out, will
draw aside when I pass them.
And I shall always pass them.
They will never stop to talk with
me. The men may stop. But
they will not want to help me.
No, they want to push me down
and down.
I want my father for little
while right now. l need him. I
need love. He will take care If |
me, and arrange to send me some |
where where / will not be known.
"Here they keep me at the
Girls Home on Calumet avenue. |
'Hemer 1t isnot a home Why !
do they call those places homes?
Why, I would rather be in the
woman's annex of the Clark
street police station than at the
Girls Home
Judge Scully said the case
against Wexeler would surely be |
tried Friday. Then I can go back
to Cincinnati.
Going back will be hard, but I !
want my father. And want to
see Jeff Livingston punished"
Miss Albers says she met Liv- |
ingston when she was II years |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-14

The horse succumbs to an in
tensely cold temperature sooner
than any other animal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-14

leave Cincinnati. She came to
Chicago and claims Wexelef
placed her in Tuekhorn's and said
he would be her manager"
Miss Albers' father is a prom
inent physician in Cincinnati.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-03
Vale !!

Vale!
Washington, ) MARCIA " CO.
raj prezvdent zegnai sic Z Wa
szvngtonem. Byfa to jego oStat-
mia niedziela VI Stolicy kraJowel.
W kosciele ,,.All Souls Unitarian
Church,, do kt0rego PREF. Taft u
czeszczai przez lat cztery wygio-
sii pozegnalnq move przed poir-
dniem. Wieczorem zaS ia OStat-
MIN formalnym obledzie. da-
nym przez sekretarza skarbu Nc
Neagll'a, pozegnaf sic re zonami
czlonk0w swe,go gabinetu. Iacho-
wal takze zwyczaj zapoczatko-
.wany przez Waszyngtona "a
cllowany przez wszystkich prezy-
dent0w. II. odwiedzii wczoraJ u
niwerSytet Georgetown. " mic
dzvczasie odbywaf konterencye
re swym sekretarzem. HilleSem
! zalatwial ostatecznie wicle waz-
nvch spraw, zanim ster rzadoW
zostanie oddany p. Wilsonowt.
Dzisiaj odbedzie sic specyalna i
ostatnia sesya gabinetu poczem
pozcgna sic najblizszymi przy-
iaciolmi / funkcyOnaryuszam1
BialegO DOmu.
Utarczka ma pograniczu.
Ell Paso, Tex, > marca. - Ma
pograniczu, blisllo Douglas. .Arlz.,
przvszlo wczoraj do utarczkl mle-
DIV kilku Qiawalerzystam1 l. put-
ku 9-tego konnicy amerykanskleJ
q oddzialem zoinierzy meNyEan-
skich. / zolnierzy pad}o trupem'
lecz .Amcry'kanie ME ponlesll "a
dnei straty. Podobno strzelanlne
rozpoczeli mexykahscy zoinlerze'
llt6rzy poczeli strzelac do Office
row amerykahskich 1dacych
wzdluZ granicv pO StrOnle arle-
kahskiej.
.Ludnosc miasta Douglas Jest
wzburzona. Zbroja sic cywiln''
,.cowboyowie' okollcznych
farm sic zjezdzajay obawra-
iac sic inwazyi wojska gen. HUI
erty.
Odkrycie profesora paleontologl'
Boston, Mass, 3 marca. - Pro-
fesor Herevy w. Sinner, ktory
lest protesorem paleontologll w
Massachusetts Institute of Ie-
chnology" twierdzi, ze czfowlek
przedhistoryczny, ktoy zamiesz-
kiwa} Nova Anglie przed 5000 do
10. 900 lat. byl ludozerca l typem
uraneutanga. Twierdzenie opiera
na znalezieniu dziwnych naczyn
! szczatk6w w pag6rku muszll
blisko Ipswich, 40 mil cd Bosto-
nu.
Niedzielna sesya kongresu.
Washington, 3 marca. - hon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-03
TeIegramy Krajowe.
PRZYGOTOWANIA DO
INAUGURCYI.

Washington, 3 marca. - Przy-
gotowania do inauguracyi nCwo-
obranego prezydenta, ktora od-
bedzie sic jutro, sa na ukoncze-
niu. Bedzie to pierwSza inaugu,
racya demokratycznego Prezy-
denta wiceprezydenta Cd lat 20,
cleveland, oStatni demOkratycz-
ny prezydent, byl inausurowany
w r. 1899 wiec przygotowanla
odznaczajq sic niebywala okaza-
ioscia. Wprawdzie ma zyczenie p.
Wilsona zaniechano urzadzenla
balu inauguracyjnego. ma kto-
rvm wszelka pompa skupia}a sic
" poprzcdnich latach Inaugural
cyinych. L tego powodu zdale sic
skoncentrowano wszelkie wysi%A
ma reszte uroczystosci, w tym ce-
lu. azeby jak najbardziej imponu-
jaco sic professionally. Dekora-
eve w ca}em miescie. a zwiasz-
ca wzdluz linii pochodu inagu-
racyjnego sq wspaniale i prze-
wyzszaja okazalo;cia .decsoracye
przed czterema i osmiu laty. /
lica Pennsylvania, ktora prowadzi
cd Biafego Domu do kapitolu jest
tax iasno o&wietlona. re trlice ta-
kie jak State Michigan w Chi
cago. lub Broadway w Nowym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-03
Z Anglii.

Londyn, , marca. - ScnZacyq
chwili jest gremialne nawrocenic
sic ma Wiare Rrzymsko-katolic-
ka trzydziestu zakonnik6w be-
nedyktyhSkich wySpy Caldy,
kt0rzy dctQd nalezeli do koscloia
anglikahSkicgo; praSa W rozmalty
spos0b komentujc ten znamicnny
wypadek.
- Potwierdza sic wiesc tenn,
zc statek napowietrzny niemleckl
,,HanSa" przelecial i>totnic mad
Anglia: podobno pruski Ks. Hen
ryk V. PleSS wynajqi ten StateE
do takiej eNperymentalnej podro-
zy, badz co bqdz - mocno niepo-
kajQcej Anelie.
- Opinia publiczna angielsks
coraz ostrzej i powszechnlcJ
zwraca sic przeciw Sufrazystkom
wczoraj uczestniczki dwu maSo-
wvch zebran suirazystek omal ME
pobite zostaiy przez tlumy, ktCre
grozily wojowniczkom smola
pi6rami: policya musiala bronic
sufrazyStek pred czynnyn alta
kiem pospolStwa...
Z Austryi.
Wieden, 8 marca. - Rad au-
stryacki ogiosi}, re ma rok bieza-
cy podnosi pobor rekruta o 3O,-
900 ludzi, mCtywujqc to rozporz2-
dzenie tenn, ze w Niemczech, Ro-
svi Francyi tez pobor podwyz-
szono: wiesc, wywoiaia mocne
zaniepokojenie....
z Rosyi.
Ryga, 3 marca. - Gala zatoka
ryska zamarzla: lody uwiezify
kilkadziesiat okretow.
z Niemiec.
Wilhelmshafen, marCa. -
Spuszczono til na wcdy nOwy Ii
niowy okret niemiecki ,,koenig'
.pciemnoSci 25.0O0 ton zbrojny
l4-CalOwemi armataml.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-03
TeIegramy zagTaniczne'
L vojny.

Il WOJNy.
Rzym, ; marca. - WCOec
wznowionych pvopozycyi pc-,ojo-
wych ze Stronu Turcyi - splzy-
mierzeni ogioSili juz zgory Swe
waruuki ostatecznie nieodwo3al-
ne. od ktorych ME ods,qpia, caoc-
by wojng przegrac mieli: i
Sprzymierzcni pc podqisaniu po-
kyju - w>zy>cy i r0wnctze5nie
zuprzc,tanQ dzialan wojennych ;
- Rownoczesnie Turcya poddaje :
tw;crdze Adryanopol. Skutari /
Ianina; - Granice BulgarE'lo =
turecka ustanawia sig Pc linii Ro-
dosto mad Morzem Marmara /
Militia mad Morzem Carmen: II
Tzy;I1erZeni otrzymaja ptlwy-
sep GaIlipoh lwaruneI. jakiego W
ukladach loudynSkich mic o2lo-
Szuno: Jest to widocznie cena
walk wznowiCnych juz 20 rozej-
mic, jak to Sprzymierzeui za21-
wiadali. ze i'm pGzniej. tenn trud-
niej>ze >tawiat bed2 z2dania) -
Wszy>tkie wySpy ia Morzu f.
2ej>kiem. zajete obecnie przez
GreEGw. przechuIz2 ma wlaSncSG
S2rzymierzonych: g. Jency wo-
jenni bedQ wymieHieni w NARY
chlej>zym czosie; y Turcya p+a-
ci Lidze Balkan>kiei 3O0,o0o,00O
ud,zkodowania. Cd sumy tel je-
dnak odciagnie sic SUNG diugu
tureckisgo. ciqIqcego ma krajach,
zabranych -rurcyi, dug ten Sprzy-
mie-zcni przyjma ma sic - Sprzy
inherent uznaja religijnQ wladzC
STltana mad mahomctanami. "a
micszkaiymi w zabranych Turcyi
prowincyach i godzq sic na usta-
nowieHie Specyalne%o su}tanShie-
60 zwierzchnika dla mahometan )
ich Swietvch: 81 Wszelllic StoSun-
ki handlowe. uLiady konwen-
eve, Jake istnialy przed poko-
jem miedzy $Przymierzonymi a
Turcya, majq bye po wojnie Cd
nowionc.
Sofia, 5 marca. - L teatru woj-
ny niema dis zadnych wazniej-
szych wieSci; doncszQ tylko, re
kiedy onegdaj kilka ckretow OBJ
cych mocarstw wyjezdzalo L
Dardanel1Gw, c&rety sreckie
strzelaly do Mich, prawdopodobnie
wziawszy je "a okrety tureckie
okret wloski mial odnieSc uszko-
dzenie tax powazne, re trze6a 90
bvio zawrocic do brzegow...
Konstantynopol, , marca.-W
stolicy tureckiej wykryto nowy
spisek przeciwrzadOwy; podobno
byl to Spisek umiarkowanego
stronnictwa. przeciwnego woJnie,
przeciwko mlodo- Turkom try
majacym obecnie ster rz2du W
Swym reku: wiadze slontiSko-
waly kilka tysiecy proklamacyi,
wzywajacych do zamachu stanu;
czekano tylko ma nova porazke
ma teatrze wojny. aby obalic Rad,
ministrow wywiesc ma oIrecie do
Azyi - wiadze W rece pochwy-
cic. Rad nakazat Gala mase a
reSztowan, wielu oficerow male
zaio do SpiSku: wydalono ich z
armii. lub powieziono. Podobno
miodC-Turcy czuja sic niepewni
wsrod ciaglych spiskow knowan
dzialania ich okazuja brak pew
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Skradziono S4l 900. Ofiara rabunku szpitalu
BUDZET POWIATOWY.
Me uchxa|ono pensv dIa urzednikoW poWIatoWyGh'
NIZEJ ZERA.
Mr0z dokucza bednym rodznom, NIaszczesIWe Wypaok'

tydzien. Przy takim zarobku ko-
biety pracujqce W srodmIeSclu
ME mogq sic nalczycie utrzymac:
ME m6wiac juz o trudnej sytua-
cyl W jakiej sic znajduja W czasie
choroby lub utraty posady.
Niema najmniejszej watpllwo-
sci. ze niskie zarobki kobiet sa
powodem bialego niewoInlctWa.
Nizej zera.
Wczorajsza niedzicla zaplSa'a
sic W historyi tego roku W mie-
seize Chicago. jako najmroznleJ-
szv dzien. Wczoraj rtet W rurce
cieplomierza spadla niZej zera.
nawet cztery stcpnie. Byio to
wczoraj O godzinie Smej zrana,
Pozniej zn6w zrobilo sic ciepleJ'
tax, re podEug urzedowe9o wyKa-
I'll wczorajsza przecietna tempe
ratura wvnoslla 8 stopni powyzeJ
zera.
Wczorajszy mr0z szerzyi spu-
stoszenie w domach naWledzio-
nych przez gf6d i nedze.
Z soboty ma niedziele $50 O.
sob znalazfo nocleg W municypal-
nych domach noclegowych,"
wczoraj liczba ia podniosla sic
do 500. We wszystkich tych "a
kladach zabraklo miejsca.
w SrodmieSciu W bardzo wielu
restauracyach wydzielano kawe /
chIeb bezplatnie.
Wczoraj zanotowano kilka ME
szczesliWych wypadkow.
Czterech mezczyzn zabrano do
szpitala powiatowego w stanie
niebezpiecznym.
w. B. Bluehart. 40 South
| Clark utica, ma odmrozone rece
uszy.
Benjamin Higgins, rece i uszy
odmrozone.
lanes RanSiord, uszy i rece od-
mrozone.
Thomas Lyons, rece odmrozo-
ne.
Stan wszyStkich powyzszych
Jest niebezpieczny.
smiaiy sprytny rabunek.
Policya dotychczas ME zdoia'a
wytropit sprawcow wielkiego ra-
bunku w Evanston. Rabusie na
ulicy zatrzymali kobiete, znieczu-
iii ia uderzeniami. zabrali port
monetke. zawierajsca $4l,OOO /
uciekli.
Ofiara tego rabunku padia pa
| nj Eben w. Mills T. San Antonio
Texas. iona zamoznego agenta
realnoSci. ktora przybyla do Chi
cago w zeszly wtorek.
PAM Mills w sobote wieczorem
byla ma kolacyi II PIP. Stevenson
w Evanston. O godzinie SmeJ
wieczorem wyszla ich domu, by
sic udaG do kolei g6rnej. Wieczo-
rem ieszcze zamierzaia wyjechac
pociagiem do st. Louis.
Po drodze zgubiia swoj billet
kolejowy i wr6cila sic ponownie
do domu Stevenson. WracaJaca
zaskoczyli ia rabusie i obra0owa-
Ii.
Kobieta po chwili przyszla do
siebie i udala sic do najblizszego
domu mieszkalnego. skad ia "a
brano ma stacye policyjna i do
szpitala.
w sobote kobieta ia wycofaia
tutejszego banku Union Trust
$4,000 przewaznie w bankno-
tach tysiacdolarowych. L tych
pieniedzy wydaia okolo $4,000 ma
zalatwienie roznych interesow.
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