VANISHED HUSBAND.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 29, 4 February 1928, Page 13 (Supplement)

VANISHED HUSBAND.

GRIM EPISODE OP THE RUSSIAN

0< REVOLUTION.

>&tfra'Btpry ; of the Russian revolurelated to the president of the ° attfrDiyision, when he was asked of Michael Serge./.dfjPlaoutine, the son °f a former Winamp to Czar Alexander in. ® *iddw, an Englishwoman, had stated^tai^affidavit -that de Plaouother nobles, officers uvil servants, was imprisoned in mr°grad on September 1, 1918. On IJn . j OF f, a Commissar entered the Bin« ledI ed de plaout ine's name, nee then de Plaoutine had not been or heard of. ? e " .4S v i P ac ' u^ine remained in a and. made many inhusband, but in vain, o i Plaoutine's counsel, Mr. W. e ff lailled thafc '' at great perof L T t'. Widow visited the head tinn f ±tl Bolshevist organisaTh« i° r j / es t rue tion of their enemies. c? the Clleka was a w oman, tineS j ! 880 / 3 ' and Mme - de Plaousams^ 6 allowed to go to the conM «? S ° n £ 8 her so that she «™<l share his lot. can» e < \^ assova heard the widow be-jv-il . was an Englishwoman. «ij n *919 Mme. Stassova said, y ? U , ex P ect a man like your ™ n d to be left alive?" 0 application was granted.