Evening star., 1913-03-02

abandoned auto was considered at the
time. 1t was long thought to have to do
with a drama Of love and jealousy. On
the night OF February 81 they stole an
other auto from NJ. Busson at st. Mande.
and they brought 1t TO Paris. But in the
Rue du Havre Bonnot grazad an autobus,
and a policeman ran to lake his name.
Bonnot refused to stop. and from the in
terror Of the covered auto a wEite hand
stretched out automatic revolver and
shot the policeman dead. The auto dis
appeared. Much was said about the white
hand stretching out the pistol, but in re-
ality two different revolyers were fired
from the interior of the auto. the accuSa-
ton says, by GARNER and Cai'emin.
I'VE busted said Callemin, explaining
TO Riri why they had no money. Busted
a rneumatc?' she asked. No, a police
man..
The next DAY the first two members Of
the band We're arrested. Dieudonne and
Deboe. on the nigh; of February 2S. in
the auto. They attacked openly the house
of notary at Pointose. 1t was an old
fashioned wild west breaking in and
shooting up. including a battle in the open
street. They got away with the cash box.
put had bigger affair planned. 1t was
the hold-up Of the bank at Chantilly.
Early in the morning of March % Gar
nier. Eonnot Callemin, Monier, called
Smentof. and Soudy assassnated pass
irS chauffeur and stole his auto on the
highway near Montgeron. Dashing
through the forest and into ChantilIy at
breahneCll speed, they stopped before
the bank. Garnier. Caliemn and Simen-
tof, automatic pistol in hand rushed the
bank, killed the two clerks and got away
with $1,000 cash. On the sidewalk
Soudy. armed with a carbine, protected
the operation. They jumped into the
auto and dashed away in safety.
1t was the last exploit OF the bandits.
They could rot dream in spite of their
audacity, 10 begin again Immediately. All
nc- ,heTn lance was UP in arms hunting
for them Business men quit their af-
fairs and !3agroiied high roads, rifle and
automatic pistol in hand. 1t was a period
OF great excitement. Thousands of
respectable men, especially in the
subUclS, wlo had never carried a pistol,
Went ABOUT armed. actually looking for
trouble The entire police and news
papers We're nlobiliZed against the tragic
band.
March go Soudy was arrested at Berck-
sur-Aier. April Carouy was caught at
Lozere. Four days later it was the turn
tuTcd in Paris hotel, which brings us to
April n. 1872, when Bonnot, who had
been hiding with GauZy. a secondhand
man cf Ivry. killed NJ. Jouin. the regret
tea cnleI dSSlSl ldft OF the PdrlS Surete,
wounded Principal Inspector Colmar and
got a%ay. On the 2sth Bonnet was
tracked to Choisy-le-R Roi his shelter
blown up and he fell under the shots of
d veritable army OF pistols.
Finally May IA took place the siege
of the house at Nogent-sur- Marne and
the downfall of GARNER and Wallet in its
ruins These are the great dramatic
roles of the affair. The end will be the
9uillotine.
Paris remains astonished. The trial was
Il revelation. Are these the dcsperadoes
who gave France two months of night
mare?
They are dressed up. conbed, collared
necktied, look like elegant young business
men or sons of family All are In the
twenties. Carouy is solid, robust with
turned-up nose and brand-new suit
kilbaltchiche. fine featured, ardent-eyed
slim and dry, is in a brand-new suit
CalIemin, called Raymond la Science is
little, youthful, round-faced, hat-haired
well pomaded. He looks the elegant
young sport, gentle. soft. innocent. and is
called the rosy baby" Soudy the man
with the carbine, long. thin face, smooth
shaved and white, appeared elegant in
new gray sack suit. hair cut YESTERDAY
nails manicured. with Guerlins .Kadine"
on his handkerchief. There are two sets:
the elegants and the tOugtl.looking. Well,