"ICY INDIFFERENCE" TO DEATH SENTENCE.
"I accept this sentence with ley Indifference, nnd all I ask Is that my Lily bring some blue flowers to lay on my grave, should I die." said Cilarcellln Delval, after being sentenced to death at Dragulgnan for the murder of M. Blanc, Toulon chief of police. *"I promise yon that, "Marcel," said a girl'a voice from the body of the court.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 130, 2 June 1923, Page 19
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