The evening world., 1913-01-16
POLICE W0MAN'S
PISTOL ROUTS GANG
ANDSAVESG GIRL
Mrs. Hatfield, Probation Off.
Ger, Drives Back Hostile
Band of Foreigners.


Mfs' MARIE Hatheid' prooeo'on o"ce'
atth'hed To tho Manhattan Avenue
Court In Williamsburg, found herself
early to-day In the most acute moment
Of peril Of all her of'ciai career when.
with a ,eye,,ea rcvo,ver. .hc forced a
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pr.,,v M,,,s r~nn~ Wartime who was
s.snS forc.d into . marriage against
her heart and will.
Yesterday Fanny appeared before
Magistrate Dodd In the Manhattan
Avenue Court and told him that her
father, Emilio. was trying to force her
to marry q man three times her age
e,pc loved q youth who was only twenty
two. Fanny declared, and had tried to
get a license from the marriage buresu
to marry him. but had failed. Her
father. learning OF her EFFORT. had
threatened to kill her. the olive-skinned
little person stammered In fear, He had
beaten her and had sworn that II she
AID not marry the man OF his choice she
would never I've to be the wife Of an
other. she said.
tn. Masistrate Issued 4 suunmons, and
.,ncs Mrs Hatfield had Interested her
self IN tho rirrs case he gave Il 70 the
prob.tion ofY,cer To serve. Fanny told
Mrs. Hatfield that her father always
went To work about I O'Clock and II
would be necessary to be at the house on
North Fifth street befor. that hour II
she would serve the summons
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ustoe,S met Fanny outside the house
and went with her to a dinSy room on
the second Moor. II WAS evident that
some mixing Of the girls strategy had
escaped TO her fathers ears. for when
the daughter. with tbs strange woman
BY her side. appeared at the door OF nor
fathers room MARITIME Jumped into .
bedroom and escaped to the street oS
way OF the hre.sscaps.
But Mrs. Hatfield couid not fo'io~
him. Hardly had she entered inc rooh
when she heard Key turn IN inc uoo'
behind her and found hefsen . prs
oner Seven or eight men ana "ome'
STOOD between nerse" anu "o ms
avenue OF escape' ohe )" ~ w,
ased suror ~noso o'u ~ N
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her nerve 70 ot po'o'"
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frowey women WIN e".'ees w. :"
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her tna' '"e "o"' NV ~
take fAnny "". s"e 49, a.'",
ONlVeS WeNNS'Ne S"S"S o~SN
AT PISTOL POINT.
She hsd carried In the loose sleeve OF
her coat-in a pocket prepared for just
such emersencles-a small but wicked
looking revolver. With a single move
ment Of her right hand the nervy little
probation officer whipped the weapon
| from its hiding place and levelled IL al
the knot OF nenacing people before her
Tell them. Fanny" she ordered In q
| quiet. level tone, that YOU and are
going away from here and the frs,
person that interferes VIII get 4 bullet
| through the heart Tell them that
can shoot-and Will without an In.
stant's hesitation"
| Fanny. trembling 30 that she could
hardly whisper. translated Mrs Hat.
fields message. The words proved
strong emphasis TO the snub- nosed re-
volver barrel which was bearing with
out q tremor on the breast OF the fore
most man In the gang. Everybod,
| fadel away from the door and Fam,
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