Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-11
POISONED WOMEN
/. TELL EXPERIENCES
Federal as Well as State Inves-
tigatiOn Likely to Follow
New Revelations.

New York. Dec 7-Tedcral a. w,ll rs
state authorities arr likely To- TAX" L
hand in the investigation Of the poison
needle mystery GROWN out Of the oXpo-
rienre OF Mrs Marjorie Graz in \ my
nS picture theatre a. Newark, y. j
tlrv, days ago.
SO far the only arrest is that Of the
young South American Armand Megaro,
who Is held in s2o.ooo bail on an assault
charge made by Mrs Graf after a man
seated near hcr in box abbcd a n'"i.o
into her ann and she Was seized with
droWsiness.
The cases OF five young women reported
In Newark to have been victims OF oN-
pctiences similar to those of Mrs. Graf'
are being investigated by the New Jersey
police and the attention OF the fe Iorll
authorities has been brought to tho Gra e
case, in connection with their inquiry into
several white slave cases.
The mysterious assaults in Newark
have their counterparts in New York.
according to Mrs. Daniel G. Van Duseu.
a well-known philauthropist who know s
OF three cases in Manhattan. The
mysterious attacks are laid to white
slavers, who is il believed have devils
ed new way OF securing victims by
secretly injecting drugs and rendering
their prey powerless
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as noseih1e and is sure Of their oc-
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of vounr rirl who came with he,
mother from their suburban home for =
DAVIS shopninp i'm New York They
separated with the understanding that
they were to meet in the waiting room
Of a department store at a certain
hour.
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TWO OTHER CASES REPORTED.
The second case was that or sales.
girl She was sitting In "A moving pictur,
: thentre near Columbus circle when sh,
felt a sharp stab in her arm Sh,
Thought If was from a min and paid LIT.
ua attention TO it. Suddenly SIN. grew
faint and sem unconscious.
she was assisted from the thcatr. II,
an ushsr ard lv an elderly bearded man
| who told the house attendant he was the
girls father and would see her safely
home. lie was about TO put her In tax
'a' "HeH we F'' WV '"' "'"'" al 'i'
conversation 'aHasc' l" cry out'
| NO! No Not my rather' ne Is no.
my father
In the excitement the elderly man slip
ped away.
\ girl employe OF Firth avenue cor
setiere was the third victim cited by
Mrs. Van Dusen. The girl was on ;ht
platform OF Third avenue car, whcl
n man, young and well dressed, josted
her as she entered the train. She felt a
pin prick IN her arm ana Just AS she