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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Ignorance of an Initia
in Telegram Traps Killer

svc action Commissioner
Of Police Ralph Chapman
immediately took command
and instructed Detective
Chief oscar Wctherell 10
put the departments best
mon 10 work on the case.
The county sheriff.
Charles W Strublc was
also notified. and the m
vcStiCation hat followed
was destined 10 be one of
the finest examples Of team
work tween city and
county enforcement units,
Sheriff Strublc sent one
of his ace Investigators,
Deputy Charles Conner, 10
OXbow Lake, whore Ere
chette's parents lived. De
tectlVe Walter koonS OF the
city police accompanied
Conner II.sff Fetit ct b
stopped at Howell. former
home town of the Brown
family. where they struck
pay dirt. They located five
different persons who had
seen Robert Brown on the
might Of Jan, %. They
placed him in Howell
restaurant at about 2
o'clock that night; and a
man answering the deScrip-
ton Of Clarence FreChette
was with him
Conner and KoonS moved
on 10 question FreChette's
parents. who informed them
that Clarence had driven
IN 10 their house IN a Pom
tiac car at II p. m. Tues
day and stayed overnight
He told his parents that
the car belonged TO his boss,
who was stopping at : hotel
i'm Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Care Is Used in Arrest

Carr Joseph Blake of the
sta highway patrol and Pa
trolmaH Frank Carson were on
duty al the Truckee station on
the night of Feb. 6. To them
the police al Sacramento had
forwarded thcrinformatiOn sent
by Sheriff Strublc 1t was ll:30
D. m. Hour after hour lad
pasted, II nd-wftff- the -hottfs
many cars; but none bore Mich
igan license No. X 81 448.
Suddenly Carson nudged
Blake.
Here il comes. Pontiac
sedan - Michigan license - and
the last part of the number II
four-tOrty-eight."
Capt. Blake's eyes were on
the license plates as the car
drew close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

nORERT X BROWN, a
IN handsome youth Of p
operated a trucking firm IN
Kalamazoo, Mich. lie con-
s4etAd hiS business from
offices he had set mp IN hlS
home AZ SPA Wheaton ave
nue.. where he lived with
his m other, Mrs. Mahei
Brown: his father, Roy Is.
Brown. who owncd tic
Kalamazoo Hide and Fur
Co. and q brother and
sister.
Al 4 o. mi. on Tuesday.
Jan. %. 1885. Brown Dor
rowed his mothers Pontiac
car for a business trip 10
OXbow Lake some $50
miles east. lie explained
that one Of his drivers owed
him $500 and he had been
promised payment Try tire
drivers parents who hved IN
OXbow Lake.
II may stop off for
short while at Howell" Rot q
ert told his mother as he
kissed her good-by. I'D like
10 say hello 10 some of our
old friends"
Before coming 10 Kala
mazoo the Browns had lived
IN Howell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
A TRUE DETECTIVE STORY

terminal on a bill due his
employer.
Detectives Conner and
Rooms. meanwhile. learned
that Frechette. after leav-
inc has rooming house
Thursday night, had driven
a girl friend to Grand Rap
ids. They likewise man.
aLed 10 place him IN Benton
Harbor. where he had chat
led with a waitress he knew
i'm a restaurant there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Macabre Trip With Body

He went 10 Grand Rapids and
Chicago. then. deciding to head
west. started his macabre cross
country jaunt, carrying his vic
tim with him. He planned to
drive TO San Francisco and there
obtain work on some vessel
travelling 90 China, where he
felt he'd be safe.
In Salt Lake City he went 10
a dance Short Of funds, he
picked up his three passengers
whom he offered 10 drive 10
California for SO each. These
three pPrSons-entirely inno-
cent of the presence of dead
man i'm the car-were quickly
released from custody.
In EIko, New, again low In
funds. Frechette sent the wired
request for $50 which led to his
capture.
Late in February of 1895,
Clarence Frechette-"a eri a |
bandit" and croSs-country slayer
was brought back to Howell.
Mich. where he was tried. found
guilty of murder and sentenced
TO life Imprisonment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

cnoSS-Country murder was rap
idly pieced together from tins
point on. In telephone COM
munication with California au-
thorities, Sheriff Struble quickly
learned the rest.
Suspect Admits Identity
When Frechette was told the
body had been found in the rear
Of the trunk he soon dropped
his pretense of being Robert
Brown and admitted his iden-
tity. He admitted killing Brown
near Howell on Jan. %.
A weird motive-jealousy-
was offered by Frechette as the
reason for the killing, which he
claimed was accidental He said
that as they were leaving How
ell, Brown boosted of having
| with a girl whom Frechette
knew. But the girls name was
not mentioned. Frechette said
he knocked Brown down
Brown crawled To the car
and grabbed gun. l grabbed
his hand; 1 don't know whether
IL was his finger or mine, nut
the gun fired twice. l put him
I'm the trunk and didn't know
whether he was dead or alive.
knew IL was caught I'd
spend the rest of my life in
prison"
Frechettc said he spent that
night in a movie and laid plans
for his escape. Weirdly enough
that escape was made m 4
leiSurely manner for he spent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Picked Up Travellers

His hesitation was only mo-
mentary With a stout knife
he forced the trunks lid and
threw the light from his hand
torch into the trunks interior.
Involuntarily he recoiled.
The report these alert Off
Gals sent TO Kalamazoo via
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
By Terry MeShane

the next two days i'm Kalama-
700. He drove about in the
car, his victims body stuffed in
the trunk, and had the audacity
TO drive with il 10 Browns
home where he talked to the
dead youths mother He said
that after locking the trunk he
had thrown the key away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Mother Gets Uneasy

The following day, Mrs.
Brown felt no alarm when
she found that her son had
not returned from his trip.
When all that day no word
came frop him she decided
he had found il difficult 10
leave his old friends in
Howell.
Thursday morning, when
she found his bed had not
been slept in. she felt a
twinge of uneasineSs. Sew
eral hours later she saw her
Pontiac pull up before her
home. but instead of her
son being behind the wheel
il was Roberts employe, a
young truck driver who had
accompanied Robert 10 Ok
bow Lake.
where's RObert?" she
asked. Didn't he come
back with yous"
mo. man," the truck
driver answered politely.
your son decided 10 visit a
girl friend In Hastings and
he asked me TO bring you "A
message"
a message ?"
"Yes. There's n hill for
500 due him for that last
big trucking job he did. He
asked me 20 come here and
see you about collecting ~.
He said IL I had any trouble
collecting IL for him that
Won would make the collec-
tion. He wants me Co take
the money back to him"
'T'll do nothing of the.
Sort" Mrs. wn said
sharply.
"But II I don't take IL
back TO him he'll be a'Vfully
angry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

As Mr. Brown finished
reading the wire. Struble
called a messenger and
rushed II on It's way. He
sat at his desk drumming
ITS top impatiently with his
finger tips while Mr..
Brown sat tense and drawn
Of face. Silence beat noise
less wings oppreSsively
against them. Two men
were playing at the hard
est game i'm the world
walking.
suddenly the sheriff
yanked forward in his
chair. Again he grabbed
paper and pencil and wrote.
This time his telegram
read.
Sacramento Police De-
part ent, Sacramento.
Cal.-Regarding Clarence
". Frechette. n title of
ownership j. required to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

aCed 10 place him IN Benton
Harbor. where he had chat
led with a waitress he knew
in a restaurant there.
Big Hunt Planned
sunday Monday and
Tuesday passed without de-
VelopmentS. There vas no
trace II either of the two
missing men.
Wednesday, February 8,
daWned with no new de-
VelopmentS. II was now
eight full days since Robert
Brown had vanished. Work.
ing on the possible theory
that Brown had been muir
dered, the officers directing
me investigation arranged
their plans early that night
for an organized group of
searching parties TO inspect
the SwampS. lakes and riv-
crs between Howell and
Pontiac. The search for
Browns body was 10 begin
at dawn, Thursday. Feb. Z.
But that search was des-
tined never 10 he made.
Even as 1t was being or
gained. the father of Rob
err Brown entered Sheriff
Struble's office in Kala-
mazoO. II was shortly after
$40 p. m. He handed a
telegram 10 the sheriff.
II just received this" he
said.
Sheriff Struble nodded
and began TO read the wire.
which he had noted had
been sent from Elko, New.
ROY BROWN
KALAMAZOO FUR AND
HIDE co. SEND FIFTY
DOLLARS TO ME AT
ONCE GOT IN TROUBLE
HERE WILL BE HOME
IN TWO WEEKS WILL
PAY YOU BACK AND
EXPLAIN THIS SEND
IN CARE OF THE TRAV-
ELERS HOTEL SACRA-
MENTO CALIFORNIA.
ROBERT-RROlNN-
That telegram is not
from my son." the father
said firmly. "If Robert had
sent II he would have adj
dressed me Roy X. Brown
using my middle initial.
Whoever sent this obvi-
ously did not know my
middle name. Now I'm
afraid that the wire came
from, Frecbette."
Wire Is Sent to Coast
"We're pretty safe In as
Stunning that, Mr.. Brown"
Sheriff Struble said reluc-
family. And I think we're
finally nearing the end of
this case. Frankly, don't
know what the ending of
the case will uncover, but
I'm afraid your son has
been murdered
Sheriff Struble seized
pencil and paper and for
several m inuteS the
scratching of his pencil
was the only sound in the
room. When he had fin
iShed, he turned to Brown:
"a telegram brought
Frechette into our trap. 1
think this wire will spring
the trap shut on him.
Here's what I've written:
"'Chief of Police, Sacra-
mento, Cal.-TeIegram re-
ceived signed Robert
Brown requesting $50
from father, Roy Brown,
care Travellers Hotel, Sac
ramento. Robert Brown
suspected murd cred In
Michigan Jan. 30. No doubt
writer OF telegram Is Clar-
ence X. Frechette, sus-
pected of the murder.
Driving 1884 Pontiac sedan,
Michigan 1884 license Il g.
4IS, property of Browns
mother and stolen by Ere
Ghetto. Telegram sent by
man 40 pounds, light COM
pleXion, light brown hair,
has scar on nose and
slightly caulifiowered ears.
Wearing dark clothes.
Page Robert Brown at
Hotel with fake message.
Arrest and notify me col
lect. II other than FIRE.
Ghetto calls for telegram
hold and check back to de-
termine where Frechettc
Is. We hold warrant for
Erechette for larceny Of
automobile. Browns body
not vet found. Use eau
ton. Frechetfe II armed :"
Caught at State Line
As Mr. Brown finished
reading the wire. Struble
called a messenger and
rushed II on its way. He
sat at his desk drumming
It's top impatiently with his
fnugr fins u N 10 Mr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Money Plot Fooled

Mrs. Brown was angry
herself by this time.
"YOu go back TO Hast
ings," she instructed, "and
tell Robert that 1 said he
should come home and at
tend 10 his own business"
The young driver left dis
piritedly. Mrs. Brown saw
him get into the Pontiac
and drive away. And when
he had gone she felt mex
picsbly depressed.
On the following day
Friday. Robert had not re-
turned. And VIII en- Mrs,
Brown awoke on Saturday
and found him still missing,
she told herself something
was wrong!
There was one angle OF
the mystery OF her sons
disappearance that literally
drained the color from her
face whenever she thought
OF n. That angle consisted
of her knowledge Of the
identity of the truck driver
with whom Robert had been
last seen. When she thought
Of him she was afraid-tor
her sons companion on the
trip TO Oxbow Lake was
Clarence Frechette, a youth
who seven years before won
notoriety as Americas first
aerial bandit!
Excellent Teamwork
AT that time, in 1923,
Frechette. a reckless youth
OF Is, engaged Harry w.
Anderson, a pilot, for an
eirplane trip; and while m
the air he attacked the pilot
with o hammer N an at
tempt 10 rob him Ander-
son suffered a triple skull
fracture but was able 10
land his plane before losing
consciousness.
Frechette was convicted
and given a s 10 10-year
sentence in the Michigan
State Prison.
The prison term seemed
20 sober the youth. who be
came a model prisoner. In
fact, so good was his con-
duct that he had served sew
eral months less than his
minimum sentence when be
was released.
And so, on Saturday az
ternoOn, four days after
Roberts disappearance,
Mrs. Brown had become so
apprehensive about her son
that she went 90 the police
The news that Clarence
Frcchette was involved In
the mysterious case sent
the local police into inien-'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-10

Inter ben nun bon Der iNegierung
|ungefiinbigten 2ebensmitteln, ,oie eis
u1er s&ationieruttg l,ntertDorfen tDer-
ben befinben itd iiber 200 perfdie-
bene igrten bon .glpfelmus angefun-
|gen Bis au Suppen. Mit pe,ligen
Musnabn1en tperben ,aIle eingelegten
l1n6 getrofneten Sriibte, @en1iiie unb
|suppen Nntionierungsfupons fir
3ibilanfauf beginneno i'm .Sebruar,
Die 3ibilbebolferung miro
11ur ettpas nebr als Die 4dlfte Ser
Menge oieier aebensmittel, bie iie in
Eben .lebten Sabren perbraudte, sur
!8effiigung baben, .erflarte Der 2ebeus-
,nlittelaontiniitrator Widaro. Gin
Edbnfides 0fationierlnesfpftem nit
FNunften, tpie in England, tpirb eit,.
Igefiibrt 'tperben, :burh bas nalte
iariegsrationsbudb Ser. 2. Sebe :@in-
;;5eIperion miro eine getpiiie an5abl bon
'pntften ieben Wonat berbrau1en
ibiirfen. Die 2iite Der 2ebensn,ittel,
Die i'm gebrnar rationiert iperhe1,
iibIiebt ei1t:: MepfeL Mpfeliauee, Mpri-
Ifoien, nlle Arten Beeren, Gribte sfiir
sSdIat i,,,1o godtaiI, Bfla,linert, Bir-
men, 3tuefidget1, .aaerlei Semitic,
tSnpppen, nlle oieie 2ebensmittel in
ss&annen eingelegt. !.
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Gafran1entes. Der eroBen @ro5eiiion
foI9ten nsto iitb stDie genrren ibetrngen.
,Die Gg5trdfe, pelde Der Raroinal bn.
mails fbnen borausiagte, folgte audi.
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bnren Gsbrefen fp,nmt hon |oben tt,b
Der nhen .tpobnt, ienoet 1eine 8lise
lsrto Etrafenaanf mas gottesId Idfteriibe,
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ibre Eeelen in 1groBter 'Mot mod ret
ten, .ipie Die Bnttloien e,rtb @potfer
Bel her Giin0fIut. - Confer: Ibe
Catholic encyclopedia Qee page So.
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ole TQtDDltleH nImI smlR0Pr DuI8e<
madt; iebes l@efes gegen oie @irtbe
|llno Die aleriiei gernddt bon saen s2i4
|beralen, t1idt tpie6errufen uttb dbges
|ihafft tEMieb lbelteber). 60 tuar es
nod bis lt88a ais sbie Regiernag, u1s
terltiist bon tbar sgnn8en Nation iid;
ftarf .geni,g ifiblte a,nb fbefiere Wabs,,
|regetn nniuenbete ober seinfnbrte. Die
Rebiiion Der Shulgeiese bon 1879 lit
|Die eiasaige Eat beg gnrtfbrittes uno
|ao stpir6 es 66d)ftnabrfheinlib nud).
bleiben. Die Iange2
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.gien fir 'oie fatbolifhe Meligion ifi1tb.
.giinftig, nber ,1tibt obne biele i@efdb.'
ren. Das SbuIgefeb bon 1884 erfubr'
1886 cine 8erbeiierung; aber es eebt'
Fnibt apeit ger.atg, anB es Dem Bolfe
cine bolle 6riltlide @r5iebung ner~
iipfpreben u,tb .earantieren fnnn. gs
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soere gt1bte 1na1en .es atab, at1ro 10
.ttlsn es audi Die RommunalihulerL mo-
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sgfaltherts sl1tb ei1te y@eneration nad
DER nlIoern bat feinen BIauben lnebr
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.8ier siegt anie Arebs bsfraffbeit s6es ido-
ateu ,gstnates Der @elgier. Ndber Die
lBntffofigfeit slu1b atltit Der Bottbiiefelt
tbns lflngIiif l.ilb s@ernerben hes 8ol-
sfes. Mer fatbolifbe 5taat tut nidt
siei,te WfIabt anttb itpirb io neranfnort-
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has Nnlf, Mirne n,tb Qd1rb. 8eiipiele
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bon Berfppttnrg bes s&lerrs, Der Or
soenslelite l,1to Der firhhben Hrl5iige'
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tfriege. gripottllng Ser Saframents7 :.
1pro5efiion am Gronleitbnamstuge gu
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sSpottern IN fangen stpeiben Sen1ben,.
ipie Brieiter, dDroeioslellte ll1tb gon-E
men gefleioet, init 5f0den IN oer@anos
tporalif oben eir1 <rirnbes aSfiid Rfannss
fnben 'befeitigt mar gum Spotte bess
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Ron F8aeb. Irnna DMertpe8

|gelgien fnft feline duBeren Geinoe,
|nber 5ablrtetbe innere ,Seinhe, unb bic.
lie iparen fiirs Bolt uno MeIigion niel
|gefdbrliher urtb ber1erbIider. Die
paur duBeren Geirtbe tparen ia befannt
|unb Die tpenigen aa1tbesberrdter auH.i
als fie inter bolldnoifher Regierung
Ita,tben, mar es flar, Dab Die @ene-
ration ;u,ter :fran8ofifder Dberberr-
ihaft fiir Die ;sHebolntinnsibeen iges
ponnen mar, r1ro bnB unter ben Bisr<
germ Der a5taote ;es groBe Shibteir
8olfes gab, melde Die stutoritat .her'
&irhe IN 'io5ialen 5aben nidt .aner4
fannten. Na9 1916 mar res ullge-
mein befannt, baB biefer Eeil .bes|
8olfes bon oer ounflen ,9ano bes
Sreimaurertunts gefnehtet ;tpnrne 1
unooiefer Sell terflarte arieg gegel1S
@eligion nto airbe. go ging :es ;tpei-
ter, biz 1886 i'm @iirgertnnl, ID. y. III;
Oieier 8olfsflaiie, Die sgan5e arbelzi
teridaft gum srpben Cell sreligionslos
getporoen mar ,,itb Die tSSrbnftriebi>.
ltrifte fnrhtbar i'm 8Ialsben gelitter,
batten. Da3u Fam nod, baB bie bier.
grobten lStahte 8elgieias: Mntperpen,,
2iittid, Braiiel suno Gent urto tbie.
mel item 5Gfabte 1bes Manonenlanbes.
5lr MntifatbnIiftben Hartei iiibergetre !
ten tparen. Die 8erteibiger Der 0fe-I
Iigion latb tire ll,tterhriider idwter,,
gleif itarf an s3nH .au hleibelt; I1ttaat
erfannte 1bns tDnbl, .bGB ses BET aibrefa5
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len, bnB Die Antboiifen Sdiegten; adher..
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gs for,uten ,asS,toen autD Nroteftanterl'
fatbolifb eeitiitun,nt bahen. @ar snIin,
Die Maioritdt fdfboliid? @erfn ge-,,
fragt atnirb: sob 2hie asantbnIifen, ali1n-I
lid Die 9elgier, bic mod sgut iiffatbdlildll
|iino, Die Mebr5aH Der geation bill
ben; Die anttport dit: febr ifragfid9.1
3rittens merfe anan iid: Der Ssh
beritanb @gegen Die ySeinoe Der &eligion
F1par niebt 10 fraftig als man bate
ertparten iollen: oenn es tpurbe lallge'
anb auberit beftig eefampft; .benn ioz
balb Die aatbolifen geiiegt batte1i, ,biel=.
ten iie bas 3epter in Der a6ano, tatenl
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unroen alle ungere6ten ~Angriffe aui1
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=
0ns fatboliiae Miniiterinm tnurbe
i'm Sabre 1877 tgeltiir5t, erbob iih aber
tnieoer i'm .Snbre 1870, Bis ses 1873
unertpartet elmer .eroBen liberalen
Maiorit6t ipeihen 1nuBte. Shon felt
einigen Sabren baben bic 2iberalen
in Der aanlrrer seinen iebr beftigen
aampf .eesen Die antbplifen a,ifge*
nommen. Sbre Neoen itnb bieI bret.
iter unb berausforoernoer, ais a,por.
0ns Iiberale Miniiteriun tnar lnon
ieinem @iebermtftreten an barauf be-
oabt, bic fabtolilrben boberen 8eanl.
ten burb ,liberale au eriehen .unb tiibr-
te oieien Hlan bis iest foniequent
burd. gs iduf sein department NIT
einem eigenen unterri6tsminiiter, els
nem befannten Srei,naurer, beiien
neues @eiet bonn Sabre 1879 oarauf
binal1sgebt, ben ginfluB bes &lerus
auf Die S6ulen auf IS Minin1um gu
bel6ranfen .ooer .ean5 5u beieitigen.
Der Religionsunterri6t ion feiuen
Sell bes Shulprpgramms mebr bill
ben, uno bon ben Normalibulen gana-
lid auseeidloiien lem. 0urd bas
namlihe @eies tpurben alle bon @eiIts
li6en geleiteten, bisber ltaatli9 aner>
fannten S9ulen aufgeboben in einem
Sanoe, mo Bic gei6tfatbolifen 1ibt
Elm Bro5ent Der 8ep6lferlng -alsma.
6en. .,.
,SdluB: Die politii6srelieioie @e=
iditbte 8elgiens oes Iesten Sabrbun-
berts entbalt .mebr als eine 2ebre fir
hieie Generation. 3aerit bic 9atiade,
bob Die r8elgier in ieoer Generation
ober 3eitperiobe fit lire &eligion NIT
aaer Mabt gefohten baben -gegen ie.
ben 5eino, Der iid nur aeigte llt1o IT.,
rem III. .fatboliihen @lauhen .angriff,
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5oiiidle l@epubIif, seegen 0apoleon ben
grlten, gegen ;&onig @i1belm ben gr-
iten, gegen Die ,liberale .Reeierllng -
Sreinaurer ,l,nb Sreioenfer -, gegen
bic ,&oalitipn - 8erlble5ung der
2iberalen rno Der So5ialiiten; lie
iiegten ,tnb iteben bereit fir oie .3u-
fl,nft, tpieber at fampfen.
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baB Die &elieion bes :Golfes tdglib
ibarfer angegriffen 1prroe. Sim
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Mutnreifen plabtes" IL.
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en-
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Ben2"
18etpabre, Der Mann batte siie ood
in Der gaibe."
go biele 'Mrten bon Wetlihen -
10 tiefe 'Arten hon .2iebe.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09

The roadster was so very limo ,,S
so very low that Karen was reduced
10 almost insignificant prGpor-
'ions--untl Of course she was con-
Siucrcd by-and for herself alone.
Her hair was more blond tnan the
young mans; her eyes We're blucr
IMAM The ocean and the blue sky
overhead. They rested now on ,he
tiny hands of an exquisite mini,.
lure OF diamonds and platinum that
she wore on her wrist. Size wculd
give him two morC--to the dot
then she SWorc she would ,in,v
right through him. dcnt"l trailer
ana all.
She could hear him backing uni
MS engine Sputtvrcd instead Of
roaring, like hers. AS brakes
squcakcd when he stopped. instead
oil Scrceching. lie was parked right
beside her now.
| liow'S that ?" He leaned over
The side of the coupe nnnin. Hi.
mouth still wore its uIiZZical -rin.
ms teeth were even and white. lie
WAS not Il bad locking young man.
though he WAS almost as shabby. in
Il careless. casual way, ms the to;I.
er. i must still have ut least a
minute lett. | can get going in half.
or quarter of that, SO We can visit
awhile. since time must Never lee
wasted. whether owned or hnr-
rowrI."
Don't You think You're carving
IL Il bit too far" Karen inu,,iI-.I
lSwcctly. Il don't pretend To- o.,
everything or Ia make the laws.
I'm doing You 4 favor III waruln~
you that you will hr hauIcd IN nI.i
iIned a Fat fee AMI maybe c"rn he
| jailed"
She could afford To h. sweet. She
mad his license number tucked
neatly in the bac!. of her mlirI.
S!nce she had been Grlavc,! this
long she could spare crouch marc
To stop at the station and hand il
IN To the captain. who would br de-
lighted not only to run thi.; intrud-
er and law breaker out of town. hut
to do Karen Bell a GOOD turn.
Il take it all back" the vo,,nr
man SAID. You are Il good sport 20
anu 4 lady-to keep me from the
clutches of the law. Aside from pre-
ferrinG the open road To iron bars.
ana not caring to part with even
lean fee. the law happens to he
The last tribunal | dare meet uy
with-right now. Also YOU are az
liable and charming. uuau rlorcr in
spection and acquaintance. So I
thank you again" With which he
started his sputtcry engine and
moved on out of her way-at en-
actly the dot of the three minutes,
leaving Karen staring after him
in surprised. and somewhat con-
fused. state of mind. For mayoa 10
WAS a lawbrcakcr, at that.
(TO BE COnt.nucdi