FRAUDS ON WOMEN

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 55, 6 March 1914, Page 7

FRAUDS ON WOMEN

A BARONESS BLACKMAILED

[Press Association.] . (Received March o, 10.45 am) Hil , -n , LONDON-Mar'cli:4. Hugh Dalrymple, an ex-convict sned Baroness Yon Goetz, a weahS philanthropist and organiser of t farm or discharged prisoners, f 0: - n™

. Dalrymple alleged ho loaned the Baroness money. HeDiwi3 .score, of the Baroness's letSfcoS taming .endearments. .' A sensational cross-examination by counsel proved that Dalrymple w2 convicted of f rands pn. Vom e n g

+\£ XS*** T t? ? xpW discrepancies in §,S Dal^mPle *Uegek that his twin brotiher was responsible brief■ lrym#c's cou»sel threw up his

A verdict was returned for the defendant, and the judge impounded one hundred letters which were obvious forgeries. . w Evidence was given that +h<* Baroness had 010 in the bank'a? the time-of the blackmailing.