The Archive · 1929

No Room for Robbers

There is no question that tke local prison accommodation would be taxed to its utmost limit if the armed robbers could be eaptueed. During the heavy rain carlier inthe week, a party of six men went into a tea-house and settled down in one of the upper stories. Waiting their chance they slipped on to the roof of the tea-house and got across to the drying-platform of an adjoining house. Creeping down the stairs they suddenly surprised the family. Drawing their: weapons, and commanding silence, they looted the place and left by' the front door,

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