The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
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produce here i have been fistreat-
ed, insu1ted. want you to put 1t In
the newspaper that.l have been ini-
posed upon and if. there is any way
of showing up this kind Of treatment
4 want you to do ut. have been
put out Of one hotsi and new Fam
insulted and abused here s7s 49,
Such a Niix-up.
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have here a young lady, who is my
private secretary and who does all OF
my private business for me. Can not
q gentleman employ q young lady to
work for him without everybody be-
coming evil minded over It? have
travelled all over this country and i
have been in the best hotels and
have never before been in such a
mix-up as this.
After giving details Of a lecture
tour through Pennsylvania. which he
said had resulted diaastrously for
him in a financial way because along
about the time he hit GreenshIrg
two men whom he had employed to
assist him had stolen all his money,
the count proceeded: iz&
AT Fairmont. ! gave lecture
few nights ago in the Grand opera
house. saw I couldn't so ahead
and book my lectures. because III go
ahead and book myself and make arr
engagements and then have 10 come
back. lose all that time and run up
the expense. ltiwas out OF the aues-
'tion. So. i advertised for 4 week in
the Fairmont newspapers for a sec
rotary. Miss Leeds answered the adj
svertisement and she took the posi-
ton yesterday.
Arranged with Father.
. But assured the count. Il made
all the proper arrangements and did
everything honorably / saw this
Young woman's father and pledged
him my word and honor ! would take
care Of her like would my own
child, Everything was perfectly sat
isfactory to him and why should it
not he /? am "a gen tlenlan. Resides. I
am u married man. That is. / have
been married. and l guess know
how tosconduct myself. Is 1t a
crime that should como to this
young lady's room to dictate my let
ters and to liaye her look after all my
private business, asyou see her doing
now, he asked with a wave OF his
hand toward the young woman. s'or
that she should conc to my room and
look after my letters and private
BUSINESS there? They told me at
the other hotel that should 60 to u
parlor or a public writing room.
Why should l be compelled to 20 into
a public room where every body else
would hearsall my private business"
Where are you frome" the count
was asked.
Born jim Vienna.
II am from Vienna. :, Austria. That
is. was born there in 1854 I am
Il member of the SRoumanian nobili-
ty. My father and my grandfather
were sRohmanian nohlemcnl of Bucir-
Arrest. Our family now have estates,
both in Austria and in Roumania. J.
was for years an officer in the Aus.
trian army and before that I was in.
the Roumanian army Il came to this
country on a pleasure trip in July.
landing here July 2S and yo,i know
Servia declared war on July ISL,
Then. as you know, ( couldn't get
back as England and Franco had
everything bloclSaded. Is
rSince then, " continued the count
II have been delivering educational
lectures onthe European wafiand the
events leading UP TO IL. i do this for,
the benefit OF the Red Cross society.
Every time give a lecture, the Red
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