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Al have never strangled anybody. What my
husband feared was not my violence, but the letter.
which held
There 10 q great deal more that could have said
concerning the affairs into which my unhappy husband
had been misled. One night had the courage to
follow him and saw him enter night establishment
OF i-repute where debauchery Of degraded kind Is
carried on. He had young woman on his arm. not
Mile Cazenave but another girl secretary then had
him followed by detective agency and learnt that he
was spending all his money wOnien and that his
financial Affairs were going to pieces, and moreover
that he was now mixing himself up In very shady
business.
could hardly believe my eyes when read this
report, but myself soon found ample proof OF its
truth, and one day taxed him with this. Then he
appeared to me In his true lght-cynical and immoral.
He told me that he only lived to satisfy his passions
and that he had always lied to decided to bring
divorce suit against him. but dissuaded by my
daughter, Paule, who pointed out the scandal which
would ensue.
And so took up my life with him again. But
now only purely human convention and mutual
which my young daughter unfortunately too often
witness were OF daily occurrence. My literary
friends who knew the truth tried In vain to encourage
me- II was In vain that ! tried to write again: II
seemed that the handspring was broken.
We are now In the middle Of the year 1920 and the
curtain Is lifting on the final drama The mystery OF
which | am the innocent victim was about to be
enacted.
will again refer to the report of my trial in order
tnat my readers may understand how a most myster-
The Washington times., 1922-09-24

Fmptied a cell in the Paris
|whiskered head of Landru,
|dersr, rolled into the basket
| sits a condemned prisoner
late M. Landru-Madame
|dru specialized on killing
+ police declare. specialized
|lncouth rascal, but Madame
hl position, highly cultured
Famatist. writing under the
Nirtel."
essarabo was found packed
Re Bessarabo at the Nancy
10 suspicion .. once fell on
IN revealed the fact that
The Washington times., 1922-09-24

Q.-Then the literature had nothing to do with
the troubles with your husband?
" Any husband never complained about my books,
He had my novels always on his pillow.
. Odd you make him advances Of money?
A.--Yes, but never complained about 1t. ! was
the hrst to offer him money when he needed It.
Q.-Then what the of your difficulties?
Did the conduct Of your husband leave much to be
desired? Did his infdelty constitute grave ofense
to you?
A.-No there was trouble about that. 1t was
an entirely different matter received letters OF very
painful nature My husband was constantly dining
with soldiers In company Of Mile. Nollot He was
concerned in obtaining fraudulent for soldiers
and frequenting suspected places. do not mean to
accuse him Of spying He was not spy hirelng of
Germany He greedy for money and promised
p things he could not do.
Q.-But you accused him in OF your COM
plants?
A.-Well, the expression went beyond my thought.
or keep watching him? He threw himself at my knees
and begged me not to give him up. Very WELL"
said, but you must keep away from here"
Q.-I observe that in the complaint which you sent
to the Public Prosecutor you did not say word about
these stories OF espionage. On the other hand we
have letter from your husband to his
describing the scene In entirely different manner.
Bessarabo accuses you definitely in fit OF jealousy OF
having tried to strangle him.
T., Ale never said that before me-
Q.-put he carried on his reck the traces OF your
claws" according to bis own expression!
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ous and inexpicable tragedy turned against me:
QUESTION BY JUDGE GILBERT - After NJ
Bessarabo came home July 80 nobody him
again and 1t was only on August that they found
his body bound up In a trunk at Nancy. The chauf.
teur, with whom he had made an appointment and
who had not seen him again. vent on August to in
form the Commissary Of Police Of the st. George
Quarter The commissary went to your home In the
Square La Bruyere. Neither you your daughter
was there. You arrived the commssary was go
ing away and told him the story. which everybody
knows according to which the trunk filed with docu
ments relating to espionage pursuant to the insruc-
tions OF NJ Bessarabo and after having remained an
hour in his possession and having been carried
away by him, was then sent by him to his wife with
ticket requesting her to forward It to Nancy in
OF q Nine. GARNER living Place Stanislas. You
have given second version, saying that when the
trunk was discovered containing the body Of your hus
band admitting that you had killed him and which has
since been retracted by you And what is to be your
attitude to-day?
ANSWER BY NINE BESSARABO--There will be
no attitude. shall speak the truth. And beg your
pardon for not having told 1t before. lied when
said killed M. BessaTabO. No. did not XIII him
swear to you that did not kill him; swear It,
Q.-Then what took place? do not wish to drag
confessions from you. But there are details which
show that your retracOns do not weigh much against
the accusation. There is the testimony Of the
cierge who corded up the trunk and who that
the knots made by him had not been touched up to
the moment they found the body of your husband in it.
A.-There cord which changed
Q.-That is false. The trunk photographed
at Nancy before being opened. The photograph was
shown to the concierge who noticed a precise detail
which proves that the trunk had not been opened be-
fore its arrival at Nancy You wished to cord up the
trunk yourself but you confined yourself to fixing the
lid by attaching the cord ut the handles The con-
cierge remarked TO you that the trunk In danger
Of breaking open and wished to do over the cOrding
You opposed him. lie, therefore, confined himself to
passing additional cord From the photograph this
detail appears clearly well the knots OF cord the
concierge clearly recognized them. thus no
NJ Bessarabo come out OF his house July 81 but on
the other hand, they saw you carry away trunk and
II has been formally established that this trunk had
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A,-That was be-
cause he wanted to
tear from me the
compromising letters
which I held. and | de-
tended myself.
Q.-Your husband
preserved such a mem
ory OF this scene that
he framed a calendar
where two dates were
underlined - the date
that O Mexican bullet
passed over his head
and the date, March
IS, that he escaped
your claws.
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not been opened from the moment you placed H. on
the taxi to when the judicial investigation made
at Nancy. Will you, upder these conditions, explain
what passed?
(No answer)
e--Understand that It is Tor your daughter that !
insist pressing you. For the most terrible
tons against yourself, and which may fall on her are
your retractions
MILE PAULE JACQUES-( (Sobbing. y My mother
is not guilty wish to share her fate.
(She falls back the bench.)
NINE Observation-Disclosures Of the Jury, did
not kill him. H. killed my husband with revolver
people would have heard the shot My house was so
built that people could hear the least sound from
harmonium The neighbors heard nothing. | did not
kill my husband. | had no intention Of killing him
On July 80 | did not make any threats against him.
I received him with exhortations did not kill him
and that is why people heard nothing. When I ae-
cused myself OF killing him lied Ia shameful for
my family and will not lie again. Between the time
that my husband carried away the trunk and the mo-
ment that It was returned to me, certain things took
place The body of Bessarabo was substituted by
other persons for the compromising documents which
J had put III the trunk.
AS To the corpse have never seen It. There has
never been any identification In my presence. repeat
that have never killed. And now. you may question
me and will not tell any lies
Q.-Since you withdraw your confessions I must
insist upon pressing you and first Of all concerning
the accusations Of espionage which you made against
your husband
Al never accused him Of espionage.
THE JUDGE-tTurnng to Mile Jacques)-And
now that we have heard the version Of your mother
We shall be happy to hear yours.
mo answer for some minutes)
Al did everything could to help my mother IN
her suffering that she should not suffer long.
Q.-But that Is not ar answer to my question
what happened on the night Of July 30?
Al swear that did not see my mother kill my
stepfatheE
And 80 my daughter Paulette truthfully told the
jury Of my complete innocence-and yet q few days
later In the closing hours of my trial Pauette arose
and with dramatic gesture accused OF the hideous
crime!
This shall discuss next Sunday
(To D, Concluded Mari .Susssy)
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-
'mjMH1nk
Eelist, Dramatist and
Her Prison Cell the Story of

Madame had been married beforehand that Madamss
first husband Paul Jacques had also passed to the next
world under peculiar circumstances.
Madame Bessarabo has pretty daughter by her frst
husband, named Psule, "Paulette" Jacques. The
police long in deciding that mother and daugh
destroyed Bessarabo and trussed the body into the
trunk. At the trial the jury acquitted Mile Paul.
etts, but convicted her mother In highly dramatic
scene the trial had almost ended pretty Paulee
and told the the whole CHASTITY story of the murder
Madame Bessarabo insists that a hideous injustice
has been done her. and she dedcaes to the people of
America continent that she loves and where she lived
many years. these life memories and explanations which
she has written in her prison cell Madames own careeLs
remarkable that of Of the herones OF her novels
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Help-Male or Female

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In Need of Room? Read G lassifcations IS and So.
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"sro PANEN".


Melodicka opereta pod horej-
Sim MAVEN sehrana bude zi-
tfejSiho ned9lniho odpdhne v
Ceske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way p6veckym sborem Lumir-
Hlahol po svedomite pTiprave
jak sbormistrem p. Edw. Krej-
sou, tax reziserem p. F. Palou.
Operetka jest jednou nejlep-
sfch praci sveho druhu a plni-
la pred lety divadla tax Sc
stane beze vsf pochyby Ultra.
Jsou nejen pekne zp6vy, ale j
rozmarny DEF tem6r preplneny
veselymi vystupy. Ulohy jsou
vesm6s v moci osvedcentch sill,
tax ze dspech jest jiz predem
zarucen. X pfedstavenf vydan
jest obsahly program pekne ty
pograficke upravy, ktery kro-
me obvyklych dat, pfinasi
strucny vytah pIsobiveho dele.
Celia svanda zalozena jest ma
historii "Zeleneho Ostrova"
kde vzdychaji muzi po zenach
jichz jest po skrovnu proto
!! s dychtivosti cekajf ma zasilku
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sTRAzNfK MILLER 81.
SPENDOVAN.

Ia lterniho pfepadu Seyfer
|tovy lekarny, 9501 st. Clair
ave. lupici odzbrojeny straz-
mix John Miller byl vcera poll
cejnfm nacelnikem Graulem
suspendovan pro " sluzb6 do
kazanou neschopnost a zbab9-
lost: Miller vyslechnut bude
jeste pred riditefem m9stske
bezpecnosti Tomasem g. Mar
tincem.
z nekterych kruhd vsak, do
chazi stfznosti, ze u policie ne
nj dbano obezfelosti' a ze po-
liciste neuzivaji nalezite opa-
trnosti, jak dokazano bylo v
pripade lulpici postreleneho
straznika Coombse, jenz 3. pro
since dopadl vylamovace po-
kladen prave pri praci.
Straznik Miller Sc take bra
! nj proti nafIeni re zbab9losti
a pravi, ze dokazal caste svoji
odvahu a vzdy sveho stihane-
no muze dostal. Vytky, ze 81
pocinal neStateCn3 neZaSluhu-
ie, byl proste lupici zaskocen
a re sklepniho zajeti Sc tychle
vydobil, ably pfivolal pomoc.
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BOZ PROTI ODSTRANENf
DISTRIKTNf IMICRAcNf u
kADOVNY Z CLEVELANDU.

Pfistehovalecky vybor zdej-
81 Obchodni komory podal We
lice d6razny protest proti "a
mySlenemu prelozeni distrikt-
nj imigracni dradovny Gle
velandu do Buffalo. Jako dd-
.vod Sc uvadi, re zejmena nase
m6sto jest obydleno 73% Ii.
df v cizine narozenych neh
aspon pochazejicich q. rodicd
pristehovalci, kterez pomery
prevladaii v cele zdejsi oh.
lasti. Vsem zastupcdm v I'd
konarnach bvly zsslany zado.
sti. ably Sc Clevelandu ujali a
lradovna zistala v na$em me-
ste. kde ma zaiist6 v6tSi pole
piisobnosti nez-is>v. Buffalu,
kde neni zivel pfistahcvalecky
daleko TAX poGetny jako zde.
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zlTkEJsi PREDNAskY.

" Besidkach Ceske Mar. ST.
ne n@ Broadway kona Sc Ultra
v 10 lhod. dop. iiz IL. prednaS-
kay jednatele Ustredni Amer.
Mar. Sdruzeni Cechoslovakd,
p. ]. Havranka, jenz bude po-
kracovati ma thema "Ceskoslo.
venska vzaiemnost." Pfede-
sic prvni ctyfi, prednasky 'vysly
jM tiskem a jsou u prednase-
.jiciho k dostani. Cena 10c "a
vytisk. "a
/ s..P.. Havranek pfednasiS pax
pdpol ledne o 2. hod., v telocvi-
Gn9 Sokola Cech-Havlicek Q
D6jinach a Orranisaci Sokol-
stwa. Posledn6iSi prednasku
pnfada zupa, odbor Osvetove
Skoly.
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NESfASTNY PAD cESKE
STAkENKY.

s.
Smutne dopadla navst9va 74-
lete ceske stafenky pi. Amy
Kofronove, bydlici v els. 3O27
Nursery ave-, jez Sc vSera pfi-
sla rodivati ma svoji provda-
nOu Uceru PI. oIcIi1 : g
YOU v els. 4219 vych. 1913. ul.
Nevysv6tlenou dosud nest asst
nou nahodou spadla Sc scho-
dou a zranila Sc tax tezce, re
skonala.
,Manzele Cermakovi slavili
rodinnou udalost a piipravova-
Ii Sc prav6 do kostela. Pi. KO-
frohova 81 sla, do hofejs!ch
mistnosti pro zimni Sat, kdyz
Sc nestesti udalo. Jeden ze
syni zahynule krajanky vlast-
nj grocerni obchod ma Nursery
Ave.
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"zLoDEJ" KoNE.

Rufus Littlejohn stal pred
okresnim soudcem w. McMa-
honem, aby Sc zodpovidal pro
kradez kone. HAIL Sc nasle-
dovne: "Ne, pane, nikdy jsem
kon6 neukradl. Vec sc ma tax
to. Spatfil jsem kone stati,
zvire bylo opu#eno pc cello
dlouhe ctyfi hodiny, mel jsem
strach, ze pojde hladem, pro-
to jsem kone wal do knlny a
obetoval poslednich IS cent?
ma pici." m
Porota Siovdm "dobrosrdec-
MIN klesla do snehu a byla ma
nesla vIrk nevinen.
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~'tvHT.

e
''sto panen', 2 nichz 81 mali
.vybrati druzky. K tomu pfi-
jde j tovarnik ma cikorku z
Prahy, fransouzsky slechtic,
oba Sc zenami nekolik jinych
vydafenych figurek, z toho O.
peretni zapletka a jak to BY
va, st'astny konec. Pfedprodej
listkd m 'Sto panen" jest v
obchod9 pr. Smrzov6 v G. N.
'Sini ma Broadway. Pc pred
stavenf usporadan bude tanec-
nj vfnek.
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OKRADENY PASTOR.

Do bytu v {. 2525 Stratford
ave., Cleveland Heights, patti
elm DIR. p. F. Sutphenu, jedno-
mu z pastori Covenant kostela
112O5 Euclid ave-, vloupal Sc
vcera vecer "a nepTitomnosti
rodiny nejaky bezbozny zlodej
jenz ukradl pani pastorove ji-
ste skvosty v Gene $1,000.
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vYLUPOvAcI LEKAREN
" PASTI,
III polapeni. Gtvrty unikl, ale:
jest policii xnxm.

" lekarne The Carnegie
Drug Co., 3546 Carnegie ave-.
hlidal po til noci potaji poll
cejni straznik, ktery spolu s
klerky pfedem usporadal ge-
neralni zkousku, jak sob9 po-
cinati, kdyby lupici skutecns
kram navstfvili. Ia primo e.
pidemickeho prepadavani le-
karen, jichz vyloupeno bylo cd
l.. prosince osm, pfidell poli-
cejni nacelnik Graul do leka-
rem strazniky, kterf ukryti v
zadni mistnosti hlidali.
Do uvedene lekarny vyslan
byl straznfk Harrison Harvey,
jenz pfisel ma misto as v 8 hod
vecer a kdyz byl poucil tfi ma
jitele a jejich pfitele, jak 81
pocinati "a podezrele navste-
Wy, ukryl Sc v zadni laborato-
ri.g A skutecne sc zkouska ia
znahaenite osv9dcila. Kratce
20 IL. .hodine vesli ctyii muzi,
z nichz jeden zadal balicek
cigaret, zaplatil a kdyz spolu-
MATTEL obchodu, Charles E.
Robinson daval z pokladny
drobn6 zp6t, vytahli vsichni
pfichozi revolvery a soucasne
vetrelci davali prepadenym
protichddne povely: "Ruce
vzhdru'', 'Ruce dll", "Otevfte
registr" a "Jdete do zadu"
Diva z pritomnych uposlechli a
sli do zadu "a mimi, netUse,
ze jde do pasti, Sci j jeden z
lupicd, kde nan Timed bylo
straznikem Haneyem strele-
no. Klesl k zemi.. byv stfelen
trent kulemi do hrdla, do bra
dy a leveho spanku.
Jeden z ucastnlki odebral
zranenemu banditovi revolver
a straznfk Harvey Sc pustil "a
oboustranne stfelby "a prcha-
jicimi tremi, kteri vypalili nan
AS pdl tuctu ran, aniz by jej
vsak zasahli.
Ma misto dostavily Sc til
Skadrony 8 detektivy, kteri ce-
IL distrikt obstoupili a zatkli
diva muze ma E. 25. Pl. blize
Woodland ave. Jeden z mich
mel stTelnou ranu " noze.
Ostre zakrocenf delo sc ma
rozkaz policeiniho ,sefa. jen5
strazim naridil, ably v kazdem
podobnem prfpad6 uzily bez'
ohledne palnych zbrani. Straz'
mix Harvey jest cenochem 9
,slouzi u policie teprve patj
m6sic.
Zminena hkarna byla vykrs
dena pred nedavnem, prave ,
den dikGvzdani.
DIE zdani ale nema dosut
policie prave pachatele Get
nvch pfepadI. ktere die popi
sI pachany bvlv hlavne dive
ma lupiSi. z nichz ieden dru
heho, sprekonaval znacne teles
'neu vyskou.
! ,Zran4nf lupici dopraveni by
Ii do nemocnice Charity.
g.s
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= Moderni povSeni dsvsa-
tim jak; zaopaHiti 81 zeni-
cha bez pqmoci. .inseratu, DO
stane ser kazds xdarrna phi
veselohfe "Pojd'na me srd-
ce" v sini J. A. Komensky
ma vych. 13l. ul. v nedsli,
IL. prosince.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1922-01-11
OLD CROWD OUT
NEW CROWD IN

P. E. Haldorson, former state ex-
aminer and recently a national bank
examiner, has been appointed by Mr..
Green to head the credits department
and the bond department of the bank.
The publicity bureau, which was
headed by w. G. Roylance, will be dis
continued. Mr.. Green expects to issue
statements of the condition Of the
bank at regular intervals, and bull
letin will be publised within a few
days.
Blaine McAneney has quit his post
as deputy bank examiner in the
Devils Lake diesrict and has gone to
Sherwood to take. charge of a bank
in which he has purchased con-
trolling interest. We have not learn
ed who his successor will be.
It is reported at Devils Lake that
r. c. Nelson, cashier Of the National
Bank Of Lakota will succeed Thomas,
deputy state bank examiner in the
territory between Grand Forks and
the Farmers Line. .-.e-.