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Hokitika Guardian, 2 May 1927, Page 4

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rich Avmows fate. AEG IFRS. Februnrv 2S. Aline do Afalglaive, a wealthy widow, said to bo con netted with British families of high social standing, was found early yesterday morning murdered in her fine Moorish villa in the fashionable Af.ustnpha quarter of Paris. J Aline de Afalglaive. who was OS years of age. and lived a rather secluded life, was found by a native servant lying in a pool of blood. Apparently she had been attacked with a hatchet and finally strangled. It would seem that the crime was premeditated, and that the murderer wore gloves. Nothing in the house had been disturbed or stolen. The atrocious nature of the crime indicates a dative perpetrator, and) three of Afme. do Alalglaive’s native j servants have been detained. Alme. de Afalglaive leaves several sons and a daughter. Her youngest son, a naturalised British subject, served with thej British Armv in the great war, and is now proprietor of the Anglo-American I Automobile Co. at Algiers. The eldest son, AT. Pierre de Afalglaive. is chair-, man of the French Chamber of Com-, meree in that city. J Another son is file commander of one of "the Cie. Generate Transatisntiquo liners, i