Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1935 — Page 20

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MALE SKELETON REVIVES STORY OF GALAPAGOS Thought That of Consort of Ruler of South Sea •Empire.’ B i r > ’ i"i r><>. LOS ANGELES. Nov. 22 - Finding of the skeleton of a man on a lonelj island board has revived the mystery of the Galapagos Island cxiies, the Los Angeles Times said Thursday. The Times quoted Dr. V W. Von Hagen, American scientist at sea aboaro the S. S. Santa Margarita, as announcing discovery of the body on Tost aga Bay near Santa Cruz Indefatigable. in the Galapagos group. It was believed to be that of Robert Phillipson, consort of Baroness Eloi a Von Wagner Wehrborn of Vienna, with whom he disappeared from her Eden Empire” on Charles Island early in 1934. The baroness, who once kept a r lino shop m Paris, fame to the Galsnavo- in 193.' with Phillip, on and Alfred Rudolph Lorenz, retired German business man, to hunt pirate gold. Set l'p Weird ‘Empire’ Affording to the stories of traders. : he set up a weird ‘ empire" in which the ruled the two men as he.' subjects with barbaric despotism, and the authority of the only revolver among the three. Reports said she riiovp visitors away from her ‘Eden.” shot and wounded a Dane known as Knufe Arenri: and nm e set a honeymooning couple adrift in an open boa; without food or water. Subsequently, a letter was received bv Capt. C. Allan Hancock. Los Angeles oil man, from Frau Dore St ranch Koerwein, who live.-] on the island with the late Dr. Charles F. Ritter, German nudist, saving that The Baroness and Phillipson hate vanished to the South Seas.” Where Is the Baroness? It added that Lorenz was going back to Germany, and that they and the Wittmers (Arthur Wittmer and his wile Margarrti, were the only ones left on the island. Ritter subsequently died. According to the Times, the few residents of Santa Cruz Indefatigable told Von Hasten they were sure the skeleton was that of Phillipson. They had no explanation, however, of what might have happened to the Baroness. Dr. Von Hagen Is said to be bringing back the jawbone containing filled teeth, which he will attempt to have identified. It was considered passible the remains may have been those of Camillo Ihlc of Dresden, Germany, y oung scientist who disappeared into the mountains of the island in 1931 Two bodies were found on Maichena Island, inn miles away, by the

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DEUTSCH, NEW YORK ALDERMAN, IS DEAD Anti-Tammany Leader Was La Guardia Supporter. fi" t yiitffl f*rt ** NEW YORK. Nov. 22 —Bernard S. Deutsch. president of the Board of Aldermen, president of the American Jewish Congress, and leader of anti-Tammy fights, died suddenly last night after a brief illness which he had thought only a cold. Hp was one of the strongest leaders of national Jewry and one of the most, widely honored members of the New York bar. He won his leadership of the Board of Aidermen as a fusion running-mate of Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia. He had headed the Jewish Congress since 1929. Mr. Deutsch had been absent from City Hall for a week, suffering from a cold aggravated by the exertion of almost daily speaking engagements. He was 51. Politically Deutsch was a Democrat. but he was a forceful enemy of Tammany Hall. crew of a tuna clipper in November, 1934. Theories advanced at that time that they were the bodies of Lorenz and Arthur Estampa, a sailor said to have been a member of the Baroness’ strange court. A rumor on the island held that the Baroness and Phillipson had banished them because of a water shortage.

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