BRIGAND’S LOVE TROUBLBS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3526, 13 July 1920, Page 7

BRIGAND’S LOVE TROUBLBS.

Max 11012, the Coninlunist. brig;an<l of b‘outh b.'axony, was. at; the height of his adventurom raiding in Southern G‘e'rulan_y, beset by ‘an insidious danger which scared hifn, it is said, more than the :u.lvull<:c- of £llO Govorniiion-t troops sent fo take ihiiu dead or alive. "He was being overwhelmed with love--lef.t.m's from every part of Germany from all sorts of Gretchens, young and old, plain and profty, married and ullnl:u'l.'ied. A I

U Holy. felt obliged to publish :1 Wamiug in the local official 01-gan of the lCommunilst mov(gnlent”. the “F:l.‘ll«:on.~.tein :\rl\'el'{‘iSel'_,” that he would punlish wffll heavy fines all the Women in l the d.istl~ict '.ln<loz' his power who wrote and asked him to Inarry them. and would publish tho full hznlles and addresses of those who lived in otlzor parts of Gerxually. “[ am nlal'rio(l ulre:1(ly,” 1{Z1110uI1(_‘0(l the Red Gictator l decisively. ‘l l Some of the more e11o1';;0tic admir‘ers Lll'f(3IIlpl'(!(l to storm the I'ebel's ll(‘L1l‘l by going to see ‘him. Wealthy women tried to I'o2u:'ll,.Holz'.»- hc-a(lqu:u'- ‘ ‘tors by motor car. I'egar(llos.< of the, danger of being :Irl'ostc(l by (“ro\=el'll~ ment troops as suspected offmmunist agents. Hnlz hag no pity oi‘:lnl-r or; tlwse pilg'l'illls. l-le hall the motor] 'C'm'.~: r.-nnfiscatml ‘l'm- thv Hm} (1n.:1r«.1_.l and tho 11nsL1c('9ssf11l wumc-n svnt 'nmzk E to the ne:u'c;-'. railu':l_v sr:xtion.afnol.g‘