The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-03
FIVE WHITE SLAVES
BARE THEIR SECRETS

face. She was liberated and kugel-
man wrote her letter from New Or
leans congratulating her on her es-
cape.
While Mr.. Smith was examining
these witnesses. two modestly dressed
young women got on the elevator. told
the attendant they wished 10 talk with
the assistant district attorney IN
charge OF the vice investigation and
were shown TO the reception room.
They did not know each other, but
shortly fell TO talking and It develop
ed that they had come on similar mis-
sions.
One OF the women. who later told
her story to MIR. Smith. said she lived
In the Bronx and asked that the dis
trict attorney arrest a married man
who. she said. had forced her sister
to lead an immoral life Her story
was unusual. as she said the mans
wife knew all about the matter and
was party 10 II.
Tried TO Rescue Sister.
This man took my sister to Albany
and later brought her back here.
where she has since been wholly I'M
der his control" she explained. she
is bus sixteen years old and didn't
know better than to go away with him.
My mother and finally found the
house where she was harbured and
went there
when we got into the place we
were confronted by the man and he
told us that II we didn't get out he
would put us out. and added that If
we came around again or made him
any trouble he would send gangsters
TO kill us both. Later his wife came
to our house and told us she would
see We were put out Of the way II
we didn't keep our hands off. My
mother is janitress and will lose her
job If something isn't done, for gang
sters come around almost every day
and create disturbance"
The district attorney Immediately
sent detectives to investigate tho
woman's story. The woman will be
taken before the grand jury and If
her tale can be corroborated the
SLAYER will be indicted. with his wife
as an accomplice.
The other visitor said she had a
sister who left their home on Wash
ington Heights early in July and went
up the Hudson river on an excursion
boat leaving One Hundred and Tween
ty-ninth street. That night when the
girl returned she said she had met d
charming man. Nothing was thought
of this until the next day when the
girl left home She has not returned.
Detectives were furnished a descriu-
ton of the Charming man" as given
by the girl when she returned from
the excursion. They think they know
where he and the girl are living. The
girl is nineteen years old.
District Attorney Swami received
in the morning mail letter from a
man who wants to marry Caroline
Kaufman, whose story sent Kugelman
TO the Tombs. The letter, dated
Bridgeport, Conn. Aug. 25, follows:
Seeks TO Wed kaufman Girl.
Dear Mr.. Swami: ! write to you
TO let you know that read about
Miss Kaufman. ! am very sorry for
such girls and / feel sorry for her.
Mr.. Swami, | am looking for good
wife and | think she would make a
good wife. To tell you the truth, l
would like to marry her. II you could
help me l would thank you very
much. My name is Anthony Martell
| earn 500 week and would make a
very good husband for Miss Kaufman
My age is twenty-five. do not drink
and do not go out at night My address
is No. 754 Arctic street, Bridgeport.
/ would be very glad il you would
send letter to me-"
Mr.. Swami declined to write Mr..
Martel. He said he wasn't running
a matrimonial bureau and he guessed
Miss Kaufman was able to pick out a
husband, provided she wants one She
goes 10 work at her new job as
stenographer in a few days and will
receive more than she did in the place
she lost because Of the publication OF
her story.
Miss Kaufman delivered another
batch of letters to the district attor-
ney, which she said she had received
from Kugelman while he was playing
the races. Last February when KuAel-
man was In New Orleans, Miss Kauf-
man NIOlG MN llldl blG lldAl DetA ell
tertained by man who spent $50 at
restaurants and the theatre. In reply
Kugelman wrote under date of Feb
ruary 10:
Another Kugelman Letter.
Dear Carrye:
Glad to hear you got a nice place
uptown, but be very careful & see
that Rex is safe & tight on good.
Now Carrye you say you been out
with good spender. You know what
] always told you II don't do you no
good what the restaurants & hotels
get how much did you get? No doubt
you got left at the post; you should
have got those 30 he spent, do you
get me?
Nov be sure & go to that W. U.
Office where you wired my money at
once & see what they did you get re-
CENT. Never send money without re-
ceipt. But by all means be very care
full so that nothing happens. 1 don't
see why you didn't wait until Mon
day morn. to wire the money. bet
he fooled you & we never get it.
Write me at once & the address
Of the place where you are living &
all about 1t what kind of people live
there & etc. Try your best & don't
{ take any Cbnnnne do Iy0u baor rna7