The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-09-15

about through thoir knowledge Of .
violent quarrel that had taken place
within the innermost circles of q des
perate band Of counterfeiters- While
all had gone smoothly the murderers
and the victim Of the barrel" case
had been friends. The moment there
arose . sign Of trouble the first step
| was to seal forever the lips Of the
victim who knew and who was angry
and who might tell.
| And In the Cardinell vendetta the
solution. II 1t IN ever found. will be
found by precisely the same methods.
| There came q time about four years
| ago when the Other seemed to grow
tired of the ways In which the Car
dinellis were doing things. The others
evidently sided with The Other The
! gang was broken up.
II was only a short time after that
q friend of the Cardinellis. one they
had made since they came to this
country. received Matchmaking let
ter from the Black Hand. The man
was sore troubled.
In his first moments of apprehen-
sion he went to Giuseppe Cardinellis
| WAOu n0 tIuStCQ, anu tt-lu 0A0-
scope needed but a single glance at
the Black Hand letter to kLcw from
| whom j! came.
Straight to tho Other went Giuseppe.
He told him the man he was trying
"a blackmaU- XaS = friend OF tho Car
dinellis and that he must leave the
man alone. The Other only smiled.
A week or 50 later Giuseppe receiv-
ed q Black Hand letter warning him
to mind his own business. That was
the beginning of the CardinelH ven
delta.
Then came the first letter of warn
ing. Giuseppe and his young wife
and baby lived at 241 Hamilton ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. One day the mail man
brought a sealed, bedraggled looking
letter TO the house. When Giuseppe
opened It he turned pale. and without
a word walked out of the house.
Only six words stared out at him
across the single page of note paper
on which the letter was writtne Blu,
the words were a message of death.
All that met the gaze of the man
who was already dead was this short
but terrible message.
"You will die-at the window"
And Giuseppe Cardinelli did die
though not at the window It was less
than twenty-four hours after the let
. | ter came to his house that the Other
and two or three of the others came
to his house. On their faces were
smiles. In their brown eyes was M
sign Of anger. They had come. saii
: the Other. that they might talk thing.
! over
Lured 70 He Dsath.
/ 1T was not good that they shovlt
. be enemies" said the Other. "Eacl
! knew too much Of the others. woult
not Giuseppe come out Of the house
take little walk and talk thing
: over?"
Giuseppe did. He kissed his VIII
{ and his baby and went out with th.
: men. An hour later the body Of him
: who had been Giuseppe Cardinelli wa
J found on . bench In CoRey park
! Brooklyn A sharp knife had al bu
severed the head. an equally shar1
stiletto had found its way into Z dozel
: different places on the body.
} The police conducted an energeti
/ | search for the murderer or murderer
: Of Giuseppe. but their efforts wer
: seemingly Ruthless.
+ The Cardinellis were not inactive
4 They did not need to guess who ha'
> done the deed. They knew. The OH
er and tho others. they were the oneu
Giovanni. The uncle. vas the MOS
!. active q al tho Cardinellis In his d
; forts to avsngs the death a III