WIFE’S “FATAL BEAUTY.”
FRENCHMAN’S STRANGE REVENGE.
(Per Pres? Association. Copyright.! LONDON, March 17. A telegram from Geneva states that ■ Louis Bortrat, a Frenchman, hearing that his divorced wife was about to re-marry, visited her flat. He bound and gagged her, cut off her . hair close to the scalp, and then cut a cross on Ben chest. She was removed to a hoswas arrested while endeavouring to cross the French frontier aften a severe struggle with the police. He said he wanted to destroy _ his 'wife’s fatal beauty, which had ruined •Nm.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 9825, 19 March 1923, Page 5
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