Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-21
FATHER IN JAIL, !.
HAH Hi -
WIFE, DESTITUTE,
DESERTS BABES
Leaves Tots at Prison Door
After Appeal to Warden to
Free Husband.
WEAK FROM HUNGER, SHE
WAS UNABLE TO WORK
Man Was Committed for Get
ting Money Under False
Pretenses.

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il,, ,,,oe liz 1a.a Ny,s To al,,,l,il, ona
her fon, ab;Idrav, tha oIaast saya,,
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eitute. 1iiefe was neither money noi
1ood IN the mousse, ana with the
breadWinner taken away from them
they soon found themselves in hard
straights.
Mrs Jal,uhils did her hest ia keen
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NorN sue couiu' leaN ing hei hoiiie "e
i9o Bergen street IN the carry morn
ing and returning to it late at night
Kind-hearted neighbors helped her in
many ways, but her earnings were
nitifullv small. certainly all insuf1i-
aion+ FOR tbo naads of berself and har
st,i1S,.,.
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Daiiy she sd" heI ciiiiul leh' always
before healthy robust youngsters,
losing the bloom of the cheeks and
growing thin. Added to her difficulty
in obtainino. noo,,e,, enoupb IN h,v
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.ooo loi hei D"' 40 'ie t'i'iio9'
Impossible TASK ol settihS money "
pay her rent: but she struggled, al
ways with the hope of better things
coming her way.
soo,, bowo,,ar how'd work and nri.
80 en-,
s"tioh pesah " teii oh hei' Hhs
found herself unable to get work at
washing and scrubblng every day, as
her strength waned. Her earnings be-
came smaller and she saw the day
com ng when she would be unaDle 10
work at all. her landlord became
more pressing. Piece by piece she
sold her few poor sticks oil furniture,
until, in the last week her little nome
became almost bare.
Yesterday the crushing blow she
had feared fell on her and her babies.
The owner of the house in which she
lived, weary with her excuses and
her pleadings to wait just one more
day for his rent, had her dispos-
sessed. She and her children and
their few remaining possessions were
cast from the house. neighbor
gave them shelter for the night, but
inns morning loiu MIS- Jahuplh sue
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,'a1 = ff,,.d - ha hafbo,ad v,itl,s,,,,,sst. :.
- sIrs I.ix,,bil. ,,,d no, 1hiidran
X,1,,t a,,, ~ doors and wnnderea
a,,a,,,,d - sorrovyfnl nrocession
,,tan tho u,nn,an decided to attempt
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cid Sha would on IN the iail and
aslI fnr bo,. bneband,s Freedom. War
den NIcci,innoes u,ae a etonished when
Nc Tai,,biI, ovcitad and nnorlv
l,.assod We ,,eharad into his nresonce
and n.i+ho,,+ ,reIininaries began To
nn',r o,,t her story She led the war
H., "a a u,indou md nointed to her
childron ci,efered in little pro,1n
~, r. !. n ,oI,,, a,o,,+ the habV COR
-, =. -. ,,i,ieb tI,e 1,o,,ngest Of tbeno
ia~ rbo III warden told tbe woman II
,s TO- t,a9.o,,s Lie a,,tbarit,, r. rele.sa
49, ,,,,shand dasnito tho s.d n,iyht ~
III. Pa,,,ii,. NI,s Jal,uhilr burst into
taar, iiaediees or advice that she
o,S,,i, 90 80 - 4ba oha,ita 1,la organ1
pgie i1a9iane o IF tbe oit,, foi. aid ehe hurst
n,tt of tha ,,,a,.da,,. s,f,ioa apd rusbed
Fro,, +t,e iai1
W., ,,,,'st tal,e oaro of them " sha
shoI,fed as she burried across tha
1aU,n
,,,,,
H''oraces 'hi'oreh'
Pausing by her children, Mrs. Jak-
ubik gathered them all in frantic
embrace and hurried away.
The Jail authorities waited awhile,
certain the woman would return.
When, after a quarter of an hour she
failed to come back. they realized she
had deserted her children. Warden