Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-05-30
The Story Of Rosa1inda
eY ARTHUR GLEASON.
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. iano commanded her TO enter the life.
She continued to refuse and h knocked
her down. She screamed SO loudly UNI
der the blows that the man and woman
in Room 81 beat upon the wall and
shouted for order. AT 2 a.. M. Mariana
beat Rosalinda SO hard that the other
guests sent word to the hotel Office, and
the clerk came up and ordered less
noise. and told Mariana that IL he
struck her again the two Of them would
have to leave the hotel. Throughout
the night Mariana piled her with en-
treaty and threat to enter the house OF
prostitution.
The next morning Sacco telephoned
to Mariana to bring the girl to his
No. 81. And here the two men harried
her for several hours. At last, in fear
and WEAKNESS, h gave her consent.
and they took her to log Twenty first
Jennie DornO. Here she received the
name of Violet Coela, q daughter OF
Joy. She was instructed that officers
would come to book her, that she must
deny h had a man." and that she
NUS say h was odd in the bust
ness.
So she settled to the life and for three
months was an Inmate. Madam Jen-
MES Is a 50-cent house. Rosalinda
earned IN average recompense of near
~ $50 q week. Over half of this went
10 Madam Jennie n by her was CIV
en- to Sacco.. h remainder went to
Rosaiinda, n on Monday, which is
pay day. her husband called and took
from her the $50 or $50 which was her
share OF the total $50. Mariana kent
an account book OF her earnings and
watched closely to see that she Kept IN
to the mark.
AT the end of W months Mariana
alsappeared but Sacco told her he had
instructions to keep her. And he did
so. During each moment of the mex
month. when he went out for q walk
she was accompanied by Sacco or by
Madam Jennie.
Meanwhile Mariana had returned to
New York, had resumed his rightful
name OF Demetrio Narino (Italian Dr.
mltrel. n had gone back to his own
nome on Second avenue and to his law
fully welded wife. They had been mar
ried on April II, 1905, and have a child.
he told Marie he had run away with a
girl. ou had returned to his home for
good. Marie forgave him.
for al the weeks Of Rosalinda's alb
sence her two brothers sought for her.
lney went to q city detective and they
wen to James 3. Reynolds, but always
tnere was delay and no result.
one day In August a man named Nj
cola Liquori came to Michele, n of
lne girls brothers. and said that he
would produce the sister within 10 days
Tor 800. Michele offered to place the
money with any bank In New York. to
DC palo to the maj on the arrival o.
MS sister. VtncenzO LAMA, q druggist
and attorney. whose shop is at the cor
ner OF McDougai and Blocker streets.
was chosen. the 800 paid over to him.
n a contract drawn for the produc-
ton OF the girl.
The 70. days passed without result.
Then ollowed these kilograms:
Nino saeco. 1m " Ss y. 4ess' Aug 2.
Send Violet at once. Telegraph ma
when she goes. Dematr;o
She leaves tomorrow. Wednesdav
2:a2 p. m. Meet her at the station. Nin
Cut IN Chicago, Sacco took her to the
erie railroad station. where he handed
ner q railroad tickle and IS. telling her
to be careful and say nothing Of nav
ing been In his house of prostitution.
So she came to Hoboken. N. q. and
was met by Marine and Nicola LIQUORS.
Marino urged her to say nothing Of hiY
Mav'ns placed her In the brothel. The
Two mel went with her to the corner Of
Mcloougal and Blocker streets. Marine
leaving her just before they entered
l-anzass drug store. Liquori entared
with her. II was carly in the mOrninr
Rocco and Michele F.. the two
brothers. We're there. Liquori said:
Here's the girl" The 800 was the.
paid by LAMA to Liauori. who disan-
peared. ""o uSso
Almost the first thing she told he,
orotncrs was of four girls. 1.-TWO In Sac
COS house and two next Moor. wha
ufsse1 ner to get them free. They told
her they had been taken IN fsh,cana
Q New York by men from WHOM,
they were not able to a
Behold, Then, the sys&sm.
q - the story of Rosalinda. mar
Fled, but not a wife, a public nrostit,,t.
against her Will, az innocent nf1,ar W.
downfall as any other modest Girl she
started iving quietly at her home VIII
sne mother: the sister, and the two
u!Otners. She is n of the few forfu-
nat ones who have been rescued. There
are many more who have not
Hut the life had given her the mo.&
terrible of all diseases. md xha !. no.S3
IN z public hospital.
AYE spoiled my Mfe.. she saws
anu ! nave spoiled the lives Of no.
IN a = : is An jail for a period Of i've
,o ssee oh. he. ,a.t been captured after .
Meanwhile this system II on.r.t,,-
~ y very iargescity Of the United
aarinc traps the girl and sells her.
oam Jennie Dorno exploits her.
1ee'alien and che StaAe.
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