Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23


Carts second wedding may
help 10 clear up the mystery.
S6ftte think, that If Olga 10 still "
alive il may induce her 10 reap
pear in the flesh If dead, this
too may perhaps be proved be-
cause II has stimulated plans for
one mere search OF the Wyoming
Rocky Mountains.
There are many theories to
account for Olga's disappearance,
all hard TO believe and yet one Of them
must be the correct one. OF course ste
is either dead or alive. II alive. did she
run away as supreme sacrifice or for
spite? II dead, was 1t accident suicide
or murder?
NY baby sister is alive" has been
tie unwavering belief Of Mrs. Edith NJ.
Thompson and she had her reasons for
effacing herself"
But Olga's Oldest sister, Mrs. Emma
Moorhead her two brothers and most Of
the Inhabitants Of Midwest Wyoming have
shifted from one unsatisfactory explanation TO
another with each new rumor Of clue that
always proved false.
In the Fall Of 1884 Carl Mauger, big,
handsome youth appeared at a dance in the
town Of Midwest, escorting the petite brunette,
Ella Tchack with whom everyone knew he
had been keeping company for the last five
years
What everybody did not know was that the
goodnatured. easy-going young man had put
off the wedding day several times because it
always found him temporarily out OF a job.
But Carl now had good job with a COM
pany constructing pipeline, 80 there seemed
10 be no reason why the wedding should be
put off any longer.
c., ba darca Carl
heard a soft delightful laugh and saw a girl
he thought would take life easily, as he did
Now consider what followed as seen through
Elias eyes:
She saw Carl get up and go to red.
haired strangers table Without introduction
they conversed while, with every evidence of
mutual admiration Then. finally remember
ing the girl he brought TO the dance, Carl
started to bring the other over to Elias table.
That was the last straw.
Ella fled from the dance hall, jumped into
Carts roadster and drove home, alone.
After that, Carl began calling regularly
on Olga Schultz - the girl with the red hair
and laughing eyes. They went hiking and
rabbit hunting. Several weeks later. Carl,
Olga and Ella had long talk and according
to Mrs. Thompson Ella agreed to step, e00f
Of the picture.
ana a rev DAYS Idlcri OlBd dH4NotL az
companed by Olgas sister and br0ther-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moorhead drove TO
Harrison, Nebraska and there the whir-
wind courtship was climaxsd by a wedding
ceremony.
On the way home from the wedding, the
bridal party consisting Of the newlyweds and
Mr. and Mrs. Moorhead got lost in the dark
and fetched up in the entrance to a graveyard.
Gee hope this doesn't mean anything"
said Carl at the wheel They laughed 1t off
nervously but soon afterwards came letter
from Ella which, according to Mrs. Thompson,
said among other things, that she was going
TO commit suicide.
The brides sister did not know about this
at the time she helped the pair pack their car
for a honeymoon elk-hunting in the hunters
paradise jackson Hole.
Clgas last words TO her sister were:
Won't you please go with us. SIS"
why Ollie" she answered, three persons
never go on honeymoon" 4
But Olga's sad expression, not at all lilse