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Hokitika Guardian, 21 October 1921, Page 1

I |'t»UCKI> Tn KI.DI’K. \’K\V VO I? K . August d I A eliaullVur who alleges that lie was I I (impelled by Ins mistress, the wife ol la wealthy maliii fact urcr. to e|ape with ; her and spend three weeks in the eoini--1,,-y {done in her company, is in gaol nl Morristown, charged with eniispit ary to separate the woman from her chilli run. To the magistrate the challeur, a handsome Italian. Kilmlrio Spag»"la. declared: I v.. s moor mole than a servant to ,\|i- .lambus. 1 only obeyed Imr oi,’lers when I went awa\ with her. What else could I do? We were motoring through V"- rk 'a kill'll of Jersey t ily • tluee weeks acn :l go alien she told Ilie to pul the err io .... and an oinpnny her to 15;i tl iltlOlV. it title that while we were in Huh imill'e we sha red the same 100 loti I slept cm the door. | was never anything; to her hut a fail 111 nl servant. i luive served Mi's .lambus foi several years. Mrs ,'larlihus states that she ordered the handsome chauffeur to accompany her on the journey to lkiltimure to make her husband jealous. I hey had koon married four years, she said, and he was beginning to cool in his dr'eebious. Hesides the charge of conspiracy, to which Mr .lambus has added the aiinJilaint that the ehanlVur stole the automobile. Spngmda has also to I tie" a charge preferred by the father of a young girl hoarder in his parents’ house, win, alleges that Spaguola took her away and posed as her husband.