Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-09-11
Suddenly Informed He Is to Be
Doported, He Flies Into a
Rage and Makes Vain Show
Of Resistance,
FLEES ACROSS VERMONT
INTO NEW HAMPSHIRE
With Newspaper Man as Com
paaiOO and Friendly French
Canadian as Chauffeur He
Reaches CoIebrOok,

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ThaW's election from Canada began
with the breaking Of a window pane.
Aroused from his cot early this
morning in the mmigratiou jail
at Coaticook. and told he was 10 Oc
taken across the border at once. he
flew into rage, picked up heavy
glass tumbier and With an his might
hurled, il 90 the head Of the nearest
immigration officer The official
lodged and the tumblcr crashed
through window.
Five minutes later rhuW was half
carried half dragged down the stairs
forced into un automobile and whlrlcd
toward Norton Mills. Vermont. nine
miles away. lie protested throughout
the short trip, hut his guards ignored
him. At s.55 he was Whiskcd past "a
gray stone slab marking the boundary
and like a rabbit being released. was
set down gently ON a bit Of open
ground lie whimpcrod in bewllder-
mcnt looking north. south east and
west as il trying TO decide which way
TO go. Half a dozen idlers stepped
toward him timidly but none at
tempted TO lay hands ON him.
For perhaps l. nnute Thaw stood
There. his han pulled cver his eyes.
his hair awry his face mshavcn. his
clothes rumpled Then. as there was
nothing else to do. ne climbed into the
automobile Of Il newspaper man and
asked 10 be driven away.
Take me 40 tine New Hampshire
the attorney general Of Vermont fixed
lu New Hampshire 1 believe ! would
have fighting chance against extra
dltion. Maybe We can reach q rail-
road somewhere and ! can buy q
through ticket 20 Detroit"
Talking lnconerenuy OF Detroit. his
lawyers his mother, and Of writs of
hobeas corpus, he was driven east over
q winding road stones throw from
the boundary At Averill Vermont
five miles on the car stopped at "a
small summer hotel fhaw had moi
breakfasted He ordered bread and
milk and gulped it down while he
uicd to get Montreal over the long dis
tancc telephone to inform mis- Cana
dian counsel and. his mother OF his
prCdicameut
But wires wcIe Jud and IhdW was
excited and he could make no connec-
tion lie strodc out ON the porch only
10 learn that the chauffeur Of the car
had deserted. This man was Thomas
TripcN a substantial business man
Of Coaticook, and he had volunteered
To assist the newspaper men but had
not counted on aiding Thaw Be
sides, he had not reported his car on
crossing the boundary as required BY
the customs regulations ana he was
afraid Of the consequences. Reluc-
tantly he turned back leaving Th0w
running ON the porch of the little ho-
TEL Then up came Frank Cantne,
lean French-Canadian lie was driv-
ing small. four-scated car and was
ready to travel anywhere for money
sure, | win drive you to hell and
buck,' he assured the fugitive.
Thaw got in ana 50 did the news
PAPER correspondents. Thaw ciunG
tightly to box Of cigars. all the bag
sage he carried
The little car jumped away. Can
Tim evidently thought it was race
Tor lie. Thaw tried to appear calm.
Ills hat was swept off dust blinded
MS eyes The little car took the Yer
mont hills like squirrcl.te
Never mind my hat. shouted the
fugitive But hold on there. driver
we don't want to break our necks."
Canhn pulled his car down to twen>
" miles an hour. \ farm wagon
move in sight Thaw seemed fright
'hcd for moment; then he settled
"hck quietly. He could not talk con-
nectedly; he could give no idea Of
Nhat he purposed to do. After several
Mules the cur sweryed north and back
INTO Canada again Thaw erinned.
This is familiar he said. Il was
along here coming up"
Cantin gave his car more fuel and
we car fairly hummcd through the
Town of Canan. VI. Ahead, lay the
Connecticut river and behind it, New
hampshire. Three minutes more and
nav was puradng about the public
Square Of West Stewartson. He wore
checked cap a newspaper man had
iooned him to replace the lost straw
"Hd made no attempt to conceal his
luentity- In fact, he appeared rather
proud to let it be known who he was
beIns in New Hampshire made him
t"reothe easier and he entered the no
'ei and tried again TO get Montreal on
'ue telephone. Everybody within fifty
''lles was irving to telephone. i'll