Evening star., 1913-03-02

France. the 'illegalists'' could mask thell
true personality.
AT the beginning of 1911 we find among
these frequenters of l. Anarchie, GARNER
Raymond la Science, Carouy. Deudonne
and Monier. called Simentof. and, nat
urally, kilbaltchiche. the factotum of the
paper. who was chiefly aided by GARNER
and Carouy.
Il found comrades energetic as my
self. and. in particular, a woman. Ah.
wrote GARNER, we discussed how We
could make the most people hear the cry
of our revolt: and a we had no money we
did burglaries from August to October,
1911. They averaged lis $50 to $50 each.
a post Office gave us $40 and a villa at
Nantes $500. but others were a loss.
\ new idea 4 plan of genius. was tempt
ing their imagination. kiri. the lauS ming
woman conceived ii. Now she slips into
the background; but GARNER in his i'll
nocence gave credit where credit was due.
we were looking for a chauffeur pal,
wrote GARNER. Il knew how to conduct
an auto, but | was not expert enough to
steal an auto and bring off the coup
which would give us money for long
time. A this moment / made the ac-
quaintancc of Bonnot--Bonnot, the ideal
chauffeur, sang froid unique, coup d oeil
invaluable, audacious for anything.
Rir called the comrades together. \
telegram brought Dieudonne, honest car
penter, from DIXON. They had chauffeur
and needed an auto The auto they will
steal at Boulogne-sur-Seine from NJ. Nor
mand. They stored the auto with Det-
weller mechanican of Bobgny \
week after they decided to rob the bank
runner who brought the daily cash sup
ply to the societe generale in the Rue
Ordener They waited in the automo bile
some 2OO yards above the bank. The
motor was rumbling; Bonnot was at the
steering wheel. And as Caby approached,
with $4,000 securities and ST. 100 in cash
in his satchel. they slowly rode up to
him, shot him down, snatched the Satchel
and dashed off-shooting at numerous wit
nesses of the drama who would have
tried to stop them. The auto disappeared: ::
it was found next day abandoned at
Dieppe. According to the accusation those
who did this job were GARNER, Bonnot,
Dieudonne, brought expressly for the pur-
pose from Nancy, and Callemin tknown
as Raymond la Science), WHO wrote and
signed the telegram. GARNER and D.eu-
dome shot and robbed Caby. Tie Sc
curities We're not easily negotiable. To
sell them Raymond Callemin and pei>oe
started to Holland, where they had the
address of fence At Amsterdam they
dealt with the Sieur NandenberG, but the
negotiations were still dragging in 1912;
and as the comrades hoped to sell them
to 4 shady nnancier in Paris, they sent
to Amsterdam for a part of the securities
This iniDruience brought about the arrest
of Rodriguez and Be!onie.
The SLIGO cash was rapidly spent: the
affair had caused great emotion i'm Paris
The band divided. One-half joined Ray
mond Callemn in Holland and the other
half remained with Riri at Romainvile
To arm their arsenal they burglared
two Paris dealers in firearms. The swag
was rich in automatic pistols, repeating
rifles and cartridges. Vt the same time
CaroTy. with his friend Nedge assassi-
mated at Thiais q riah NJ Noreau and his
hcusekeeper. Crozat de Fleury occupied
himse!f with selling the stolen securities
Of those who had gone to Holland and
Belgium, Bonnet and GARNER broke into
a garage at GaGd 20 steal an auto They
were caught by the chauffeur GARNER
killed him with a club. They fled \ no
liceman pursued them and they wounded
him severely.
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They al met again at Romanyille They
were short of money. They stole an au-
tomobile ut Beziers: and Callemin, Deu-
donnc. Deboe and Bonnet went TO Paris
in 1t. Breaking down at Array -le-duc they