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Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1923, Page 1

BANDIT'S nOMANC !•:. IIKHIJX, -Inly 1. Tl u . trial of Planner. flatteringly described in the German Press as tho “greatest bn ml it produced by Germany lor a century,’' bewail to-day at llalle-an-die-Saale. Planner was leader of a band <>! robbers chielly recruited in Berlin, and he paid each member a good weekly wage. The series of daring robberies, any one of which would provide the scenario ol an exciting him, organised by him is so long that it has taken the police six months to put in order the evidence against him. I’hittner, as every good bandit should he, is an idealist and a disciple of Lenin. ’The romance oi’ his liie was crowned in the prison chapel a few weeks ago when he was married to a beautiful girl.

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