The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-12
SECRET LIFE REVEALED
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not common IN this country. But i is
we'll within tn" realms Of probability
that ne was responsible" for some Of
these strange disappearance that hay"
hccn written off as "unSolvSd mys-
tories"
Up 70 tho present M EnGlishw0man
has como forward to lend hand 10 tho
police and This rs not n matter for sur
prise, because il is only natural thai
any Of Landru's London friends would
! prefer to sit in IN" hackErr4Fd rQth"r
! than be dragged into m" llmcliEht with
a ruffiau Of So shocking record.
! Rut down Soho and shart"shury way
! mon and women make no secret ~ hay
= ing seen and spoken 10 tho French Blue
! board on innumcrahlo occasions. Evor
since the crimes Of Landru were brought
to light tho man and his victims nrr
| the chief object Of discussion IN the lit
Il" French restaurants.
7 have been to several Of these rcs-
taurants during the last f"w days. and I
! have listened 10 IN" observations Of NOR"
| than ono woman who Identified L.andru
tho moment they saw his photograph m
| tho papers. And here Is Il lif"lIxC pic
| turc Of the Blucbcard rs | heard it from
| the lips OF one young Franch woman.
eyes" she said. her lips curtin" ne sh"
| scrutInizcd his photo. that is I.audru--
| that is Monsieur |" Dahl"-- as tru' rs If
| ne was standing before me at this NOM
| cnt. The eyes. I would r"c"Gnl%" ,h"m
| anywhere They soon I" speak To YOU.
to ovcrwhclm you with their Elanc". oh.
the devil. Death TO hum! Gu,ll"tinc
him. Do not even try him."
! And madame poured forth her feelings
! - IND low Nd Mt vi bout q
| slightest effort at restraint
| "Hc was rcvoltinrly shrdlu mhmmm
| Was he really charmiuE?" | asked.
| Tie was rrvoltinGly ugly" flashed tho
woman. "rnly there was some Influence
| In his manner which II woman ould not
| resist. When nc spoke h" compelled you;
| when he looked with those deep. pen"-
| trailing dark eyes he thrilled and coz
| qucred
| I'm n bus. IN a restaurant. wherever
I IandrlI went hc drew attention. and INC
moment you looked in his direction h"
| would bow with such grace and sweet
mesa that you felt "mha rraSS7d and
forthwith entered into conversation.
Now that he is safe behind lock and
key Landru is not likely to pay London
n return visit. hut that h" victints"d
English n swell as French women Is MS
Meantime cXhauS'iv" inquiries ar"
| aPont 10 unmask his record. and when
this IS done the Frcnrh courts xiii hc
thrilled with a story the like &c which
has not been disclosed in to annals OF
crime.
what Paris Detectives Have Discovered
| The latest discoveries by tho PARIS do
tCCtivc$ handling tn" CHsc suggest that
Rluebcard. under tho cover OF darkness
i z-h n
| victims into a lonely pond.
So far Rlu"brard's victims arc bNll"I"d
| IN nurnbcr rl"Y"n--tcn woman and th'
sev"ntccn-ycar-0 old son Of on" of IN" NO.
mon.
These arc believed to have ho"n onttr-
| I'd ny Bluchcard To his lonely and mNs'
terinus villa in tn village If ;dmhn!s
and th"rc murdered.
The villa has tr,"n mad" To yi"ia S"m'
Of It's rhastly S"cretA for after Il LONG
and pat;cnt search III" pnlrr" lL'.' d.
covered q fcw fragments of human bone $
IA lock or two Of r,minln" hair. and Nor-
lions ~ pair Of cprScts. tn e. a"o
surnnScd 70 be relics &C tho NIr'iIni.
TI.S.. few fragments "r bono. now - =
scarcely account. for TIN dIsa'f".i"nn"o
Of eleven people. and th'y left IA I"h''
still anxious to find IA" secret e how
nc disposed Of his victims.
At least ono gap n "a" chain -: 'N'-
dcncc seems to r" filled hy amor = NJ
ness who has now com" forward %. :;
Young army doctor. l. o. h" Wh" us
tho story which seems I" r"iii :" lac
fact that Rlu,ho carved som "f his
victims UP into port ions. and drrrp''i
,hcm into 4 n"IrhhcrInE r"nd 81 might,
iartcr rriIlin. the flesh IN The Kitchen
CRATE.
rms witness %; Surt,""u- Mnj"r Mon