The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29

Mr. Hagnin, you win please place
me in possession OF sufficient facts to
permit of my signing the paper of de.
tenuon' he stammered
The banker stepped forward brlskly
This woman came to me three
weeks ago to demand possession Of
certain bonds which She alleged were
In a certain safe in my vaults" he
said Il laughed at her and showed
her TO the door. but she persisted In
! her claim, and. after having warned
/ her what the consequences OF q fraud.
uleut claim would be / permitted her
TO proceed
Prisoner. you may deny any or all
OF these statements. shouted the mag.
istrate
remained silent, fixing my eyes on
Magnin My direct gazo seemed 60
disconcert him. he turned his back to
me and continued
BY some means she had obtalned
knowledge of the combination code
Again | warned her she persisted in
her claim. alleging that she wae Anne
Ives grand daughter OF The COmte
d Yves, and owner OF the bonds My
books show that certain woman Of
hs name actually does own some
worthless bonds IN me old Panama
company. but they have been lost these
thirty years aud are certainly not In
my safe
She alleged that SHE had lost The
lkcy Resolved fa hrius her TO justice,
told her 10 return today when du-
phcale key would be made and the
-aie opened Then ] said. playing up.
on her greed, would purchase th
bonds from her at am enormous price
Immediately upon her departure |
had BE safe opened II was empty"
Proceed monsieur" said the mag
isu4e. smiling
Immediately investigated This
uamans record. MagniU continued
looad chat she had actuuly come
ttom canada recently, as one OF my
woman Witnesses VIII shortly show In
LONDON she became acquainted with
lbr prisoner dI3es They flew 90
gctbac IN an atropiane at an aviation
meeting subsequently the traitor took
her into Westminster abbey at the
Time of the coronation, ostonslbly as
bis wife
The most damaging feature, how
ever IN my opinion is--
Pardon. monsieur, you may not
draw luterences.' iuterposed The mag
istrate suaveh "1hat is my province
though doubtless he smiled know
inEl} your inferenees and mine viii
coincide in SO clear a case oC guilt y
II furthermore submit Magnlff con
tiuucd. that this woman has stayed
at Clichy. the home of the male pris
oner during the last two weeks, and
rs doubtless thoroughly conyerBant
with his plans. On board the slip, |
and subsequently. while visiting the |
Louvre ostensibly for the study OF |
art she was seen IN the company OF |
certain Greek named XeuXiB. who, az
you arc aware, Is being sought by the |
Government MS being directly lmpli |
Gated Ia this crime. Undoubtedly the |
two men and the woman hatched the |
scheme together and are unitedly re-
sponslble for It,
II thank you. monsieur" said the
You have rendered
France a service OF incalculable value
Please conclude your evidence"
This morning. or rather soon after
noon, concluded Magnlf, smiling
broadly the two prisoners came to
nay Office with the utmost efrontery.
for tho purpose of recovering the
bonds ! knew that at some recent
date some forged bonds had been
placed In the safe. With them. but 30
cuuuiugly hidden among the mass OF
papers that no casual observer would
have perceived II. was the stolen doc
lment knew II was there; | suf
Tered this woman to remove Il. and
she was Immediately arrested She
rcmbled and betrayed every evidence
)f guilt"
You may go. monsieur" said the
bowing to Magnih. I'm
nedately the two officials were called
md gave formal evidence concerning
ne events Of the afternoon
Have you any rcloInder to maker"
demanded tho magistrate. scowliug at
ne
! think. monsieur that have made
ou a reioinder already" [ observed
nockingly.
Z have no more 20 Say % You But
o this gonlloman." continued. turn.
ue 70 ihe major. = beg 10 announce
hat am completely innocent I DO
lot know I continued. with increns
ug agitation which. in spite OF an Is
beg efforts I was not able wholly 90
oncoai e do not quite know what
.epth5 of y.llainy have been sounded
o. .h Infamous conspiracy against
he lhegaiier d'Yyes and myself But
.e s Innocent. and pursued hr that
osue aud his schemre s0u to further
hsir hateful designs against Cuchy
bich they hope 70 snatch out OF my
possession
The prisoner. n response. alleges
Olspracv % obtain title to land
nuruured the magistrate. iotting
own a few words upon his pad