AN AUDACIOUS BRIGAND.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 104, 15 April 1911, Page 1 (Supplement)

AN AUDACIOUS BRIGAND.

END TO A CRIMINAL CAREER. The city ’ d Palermo has been in a state of commotion and excitement ever the arifest ef a notorious brigand, Raphael Bajlo, the perpetrator of an alarming seil’es of robberies and crimes of violence, j Lately he was supposed to have beeit the hero of a sanguinary encounter 1 a which one carbineer lost his life a i d another was seriously rounded. It, had be n reported to the authorities "that 1:-*Ho had ventured out of his sequeste red retreat, that he had been for scs eral days at Palermo, and that lie wa.' in the habit of attending even so pul: lie a place as the theatre, tieating th«> possibility of arrest with braggardly Contempt. The j olict laid their plans carefully. a’id suddenly the brigand was ama.eJ t.*> find hin ‘self accosted while he was with a com panioh in crime in a public smiarc Ti >e officers, some of whom belonged to- the cycle corps, seized both men. "boumi them, and marched them off to the lockup, where the brigands had ample opportunity' meditate on the fol!-, *>f holding the police too cheaply, evi ?n in brigand-ridden Italy. -{HELEN PINK.” --Helen P ink," the new artistic shade named after President Taft’s daughter, is sweeping over the United States, and is deci l ’ ed to be just a£ ravishing a; --Alice B lue,” named after Miss Alice Roosevelt, no.v Mis. Nicholas Longworth I