Campbell v. Heuer

Mr. Presiding Justice Holdom

delivered the opinion of the court.

Gertrude Heuer was brought from Germany to work as a domestic in the Campbell family at Chicago. From the evidence it appears there was an agreement or understanding with the parents of Gertrude Heuer that sufficient money should be saved out of Gertrude Heuer’s wages by Mrs. Campbell to pay her expenses on the return journey to Germany. After the sums retained from the wages amounted to $100 a dispute arose about the money between the parties, Gertrude Heuer demanding payment of it to herself. Mrs. Campbell says the importunities…