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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-31
BELLEVILLE.
Birthday Party.

Birthday Party.
A birthday party vas given to Miss
Leonora Ayres at her home. 80 Dow
street, last night. by her grandparents,
Justice of the Peace and Mrs. John G.
L~aFaucherie. The occasion was her
eighteenth birthday. Miss Ayres was
presented with several handsome gifts.
Following the reception, supper was
served. Some of those present were:
Henry French, Miss Viola Broadbent,
Miss Eunice Martin, August Miller,
Miss Mabel Sheare, Peter Shuckelhaus,
Frederick Ochener, Charles Ochener.
Miss Elizabeth Kimmerle, Miss Melvina
Broadbent, Miss Harriet Crofut, Miss
Emma L. Keuebler, Herbert NJ. Stiles,
William Maenave. Miss Susie LaFauch-
erie, John Sullivan, Frank Wright. Jesse
Ayres, MIR. and Mrs. MacCarrick. JUS
tice and Mrs. LaFaucherie and Arthur
McCarrick. Vocal solos were rendered
by James Clark.
A raid on an alleged disorderly house
was made by the Belleville police yes
terday afternoon on Cortlandt street.
The alleged proprietor of the place,
Benjamin Brown. a egr was ar
raigned before Police Justice Richard
H: Ashworth last night and placed un-
der $500 bonds to await the action of the
grand jury. Others who were caught
in the place were Bella Hughes, of III
Academy street; Bert Field. of 147 Ora
ton street. both of Newark. The
Hughes woman who Is white, and
Field. a negro, were sentenced to ninety
days in the county jail, and were taken
there today. The complaint was made
by Warren King. a negro of Newark.
The arrests were made by Patrolmen
Gilman and Writ.
The Wednesday Evening Club will
meet tomorrow at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. A. N. Streeter. when George r.
Gerard will read a paper on 1.-The His
torical Novel as a Social n Political
Force" Miss Miller will read on
seThackeray Dickens"
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MAN INJURED JUST AS
PHYSICIAN PREDICTED.

prediction made by DR.. Henry M.
as he stood looking at sew
eral men chopping down a tree in front
OF the South Orange High School yes
terday that somebody would get hurt
came true, for before the physician left
the scene he was called upon to dress
injuries caused by a limb of the tree
triking John Lutz, one Of the work.
men.
Lutz was chopping a limb off the tree
when 1t fell, crushing his hand and
wrist, breaking the latter. Despite the
INJURIES he continued to work until he
had put in the day. then going to his
home in Ward place.
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IRyINGTON.
VIII Improve street.

The condition of the th~oroughfare at
Forty-third street and Halstead ave-
nue. has engaged the attention of the
street committee Of the Town Council
for some time. At a session last night
of the members assurances were given
that l.. d. Gilmour is arranging In
behalf of the Public Service Corpora
ton to lay pipes and raise the side
walks and tracks at that point to
overcome the present Objectionable
condition.
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sfnger-Haven.

Sfnger-Haven.
AT the home OF her parents Saturday
morning Miss Luella Haven, of Living
ston, and Lester Singer, of Orange.
were married quietly by the Rev. AL
bert E. Plue, pastor of the Livingston
Baptist Church. Miss Haven wore a
white satin gown, trimmed with lace,
and carried a bouquet of roses. She
vas attended by Miss Nellie Beavers,
of Orange: Miss Nettie Williams played
the wedding march; Thomas Quinlan,
of Orange. was best man After the
wedding breakfast the couple left for a
few days visit with the bridegroom's
parents, at, Quakertown, Pa.
Elmer Ineman. who has been travel
ing through the West for three months,
has returned home.
Miss Anna Parkhurst entered the
Montclair Normal School today.
Mrs. Edward r. Vincent and daugh-'
ter Amy have returned from the COM
mencement exercises of the girls high
school, Brooklyn.
Mrs. l.. w. Blodgett and Mrs. M. e.
Ingersoll. who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Oscar Carter, have re.
turned to New York.
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Consider Plan. for Frrehous..

The committee on public buildings
of the Town Council In executive ses-
sion last night considered plans for
the construction of the proposed new
frehouse in Washington avenue, be-
tween Springfield and Clinton ave-
nues. Bids for the work and material
on the building will be ordered adver-
tised at the next regular meeting of
the Town Council on Monday evening,
February 6.
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LIVINGSTON.

Save skater from Drowning.
Allan Ineman, while skating on Park
bursts pond yesterday, broke through
the ice and might have drowned but for
the assistance of several other boys
who happened to be near him at the
time.
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NUTLEY.
Epworth League Social.

EpwOrth League Social.
The members of the Epworth League
held a social gathering at the Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church On Elm
street last night. Among those pres
ent we're: Miss Josie Stirratt. Robert
Donaldson. William w. Edwards, Miss
Grace Edwards, Miss Anna Donaldson,
Miss Ida Edwards, Miss Agnes
Crocker, the Rev. DR.. Warren L.
Hoagland. Samuel Rocchetti. Monroe
Jordan. Henry Donaldson, Miss
Amertia Gurther, Theodore Miller, Miss
Gladys Stacey, Miss Annie Gunther,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mulch, Henry
Vreeland, Donald Donaldson and Abner
Rutan.
Arthur B. Proal, of Edgewood re-
nue., returned yesterday from a months
trip to Panama.
Mr.. j. V. N. Dorr, of Orange, spent
yesterday. with Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
H. Dorr, of Sa~tterthwaite avenue.
Mrs. II. L. Martin, of P~eekskill, N.
Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Moore, of River road.
Mrs. Alexander Carleton, of Nutley
avenue, has returned from spending a
week at Observation-Disclosures" at
Lakewood.
Miss Sophie Stuart, of Brooklyn. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Broad
bent, of Church street.
Miss Emily Bruninghaus, of Whitford
avenue, has returned from visiting
friends in New York.
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James Lanahan, picked up in Airing
ton in q state of extreme i~ntoxication
by Patrolman Michael Williamson, was
last night arraigned before Recorder
F. Kelly and fined IS.
Many friends of Mrs. Oscar Verilhac
attended the funeral of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Morlock, from her daugh-
ter's home, Schuyler and Stewart ave-
nues. Arlington. yesterday afternoon.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. William Coombe, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, Arlington.
The deceased was 72 years old.
A meeting of the North Arlington fire
company will be held on Thursday
at Smith & Pangburn's office.
rhe company intends to store one of
he hose carts bought from Kearny in
he barn of Councilman Beaver on
Ridge road and the other in an out
,uilding of the Jersey City water works
IN Passaic venue.
Many applications have been received
FOR the civil service examination for a
clerk and carrier at the Arlington post
office at 0 a. m. next Saturday. Time
FOR filing expired yesterday.
The eighth A and B classes of Trinity
Sunday school, Arlington, will hold a
homemade bread. cake, pie and candy
sale on Saturday in the parish house
for the benefit of the parish house fund.
Coffee will also be served.
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The Le-Wheat Social Club will hold
a euchre and dance in Eagles Hall, Or
ange, tomorrow night.
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GLEN RIDGE,
B%ELLEVILLE
AND NUTLEY
DECENTRALIZATION.
Church Reception.

A notable event tonight Will be a
reception to be rendered by the officers
of the First Presbyterian Church., of
Arlington, at the chapel on Kearny
avenue, to those members who have
Joined the church since the present pas
tor, the Rev. William Coombe, took
charge a year ago. An former men,
bers nave also been invited, and the
Affair, which will be held from 1870 to
10 o'clock. will be the first of its kind
to be held by the congregation.
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MILLBURN,
IRVINGTON
AND HILTON
H%ARRISON-E. NEWARK.
Hear Nuisance CompInint.

To Hear Nuisance Complaint
Health Inspector John !. Mcoluio'
of Harrison. was notified by fohce
Justice Joseph NJ. Branegan TO-DAY lna'
his complaint against Thomas Dono-
hue, of 81 Cleveland avenue. Harrison,
would be heard in court tomorro~
morning. Donohue is charged WIN
maintaining a nuisance.
Plan Masquerade Ball.
A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary o.
the Harrison Leiderkranz will be nelu
tonight at Billiards Hall, 429 Harrison
ven Harrison. Arrangements VIII
be completed for a prize masquerade
ball to be held February 20 at Rentsen-
ler's Hall. Harrison.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES.

lTle'lal 10 Inc tNeainS NOrll)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Feo. 18th,
entries for Tomorrow follow:
FIRST RACE-sGling. iwo-yearolds: four fur
longs, -MaScntius, iOi Mamie Melee, lOi
senator Sparks. i05. Drexel Hin, no. .'Naught,
Rose, lO2; Electric, los. American GH, 100
TeI,ible Boy, li3, Nello. l02 Charlie Or e.
i0a; Doodle Iandy, ITO, MARY Lee johnson, Tia
SECOND RAcE-seling, tlncsSearolds. n,,
lM; I%etinitc. 100 'Montefox. lid ''Cardtii
Red bob, l0o For Carroll, li3'
THIRD RACE selling, .thr,esurllds and M
10 ]. Z Robinson 100 Anda Ginier, 10
''Ainorst. l0i AUNT Kate, iOl Night Mist
lU7. McAndreVs. 100, 'UrisCr, 30 Sam Mat
;hcws, lC2: IHui. Roll, loGj -unm.f y gt, III
order named niould any de h,e L9;i ian.er
Gerlndo, The Noat aud Gtvotie.
FOURTH RACE Haulicap, tlrcs.ycar.1lls
,eren %fuyionss. Billy Nandeiecr. 10; Attentive
pint, iol Herbert Turre-, 90; Dr, DHcnncaf. III
FIFTH RACE Selling. tlree. year-oids: On,
Senator huibel, i05; Robert Bruce. iua. .wiitl
Oh '.Tippy.. lol Dete,t i06. fIrewood. 100
Goidwick. ioi Mimic, l01.
SIXTH RACE selling, four year-old and mp
one and ons-sintcenth, mile .-'sprng Frg, loS
GALLEY slave ,9a GelGSpda' iSs .hs senblr i.
list Fccl' 10; neniy Crosscsddin. los: JnIS
Walton, iG3 Warden. lt5; Mique 0'Br!en, i0s
''Ucnotes five POUNDS apprentice allouanr,
0lainci, 'Ieuo,es three pounds apprentice al
ioNunce claimed. W,aihrr cloudy, tracA last.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
SISTERS
AGAINST
POLICE INVADERS
Accuse Patrolmen of Forcing
Way Into Hotel Room
TO Evict Them.

The Polllon sisters, Catherine and
charlotte were witnesses al Police
HEADQUARTERS to-day against two pa
trolnen OF the West Sixty-eiyhth street
station. who were pla ed on trial before
Third Deputy Commissioner Walsh for
nnia"iuliy entering the rooms OF the
sisters In he Hotel Willard. No. $50
West Seventy-sixth street, ut 10 o'clock
on the morning OF Teo. ! last.
The " patrolmen were foam Rear
don and James Gully. Commissioner
walsh reserved decision. The Charges
grew out Of the cssorss OF Arthur 7.
Handy. manager ~ the hotel, to pu; the
sisters out Feb. :.
Charlotte Poiiion said she was not a
guest OF the hotel. but was stopping
with her sister. Mrs. Catherine Poillon
smith. On the day in question she said
there vas a knock at her door and
when she opered 1t slightly the two Of
nccrs pu. their shoulders against II and
pushed It In. throwing her half across
the room.
She said the policemen were followed
by Manager Handy. his lawyer. and
backed W by hellhoys. por,ers and
other hotel employees. She nrdr oil the
policemen from the room. but they re-
fused 70 90. one OF .iem. she said,
read her privaet papers. The re-
maine in the rooms forty minutes.
Catherine Poillon Smith c~orroborated
her sister. In answer to a question IL
she had ever been convicted she said
Not legally She admitted that she
owed n hotel bill three years ago. but
said she thought the bill had been paid
by Magistrate Barlow.
Manager Handy of the hotel told %
the bill owed the hotel by Catherine
poil,on Smith. II" said he asked her
20 leave and she refused. saying she
would not do so until 4 receip; foi the
account was handed her. sle also
threatened. said the manager. TO go
into the dining hall Of the hotel ana
create a scene II the receipt was no,
given her.
Policeman Reardon testified that he
stood in the corridor with Gully while
the manager went into the room. He
said one Of the sisters looked ont and
asked them to come into the room so
she could get the number OF their
shields. They went In.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Na!den two-ycar-oid
hllies: four furlongs.-Mlss Wigs. li2
tButwelD. IL to /. 4 to l and . to !, won;
Gold Mine. ll3 OKoerner). II to 20, l TO )
and out, second; Erella, 100 (.Adams). 10
to /, 1 to | and 3 TO !, third. Time
0.4s S-5. Sauce, Automaid. Coletter,
Blowout, Adam and Mabel Virginia also
ran and finished as named.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
Comptroller Consoled Him..

Garvey testified that he was appointed
In March. 1908. n that he left the
Finance Department March 30. 1910. lie
swore the Comptroller called him into
the private office during February, 1910.
and told him that powerful influences
were at work TO affect his removal.
But I'm going 10 do tie best | can
for YOU Garvey swore the Cont troller
said Believe me, Garvey. they don't
care how yoa are put out and It doesn't
matter IL your head is delivered op a
silver platter or a common plate"
a few days after this. Garvey testified.
he received from the Comptroller a letter
delivered at mis- home. to the effect that
his services In the Finance Department
would cease March 30. 1910.
Comptroller Prendergast win be a wit
ness In the case. lie claims that Garvey
was not a civil Service appo!ntee and
that his dismissal does not come under
the prohibitIve section OF the Civil Ser
vice laws.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
Two Resolutions introduced in
Assembly to Investigate Ru-
NOR of Judgeship Offer.
ASK A COMMITTEE.
Joint Ballot for SenatorShip Re-
suits in No Choice, Sheehan
Getting AZ Votes.

SPECIAL from q star Correspondent ~ The Eve.
ming wordl
ALBANY. Foo. @.-Two resolutions
providing for an investigation of the
charge that Assembiym,n Harold J.
Friedman was offered a Municipal Court
Jndseshlp as u bribe In consideration
OF voting for william +. Shechan for
United States Senator were offered In
the Assembly to-day. These resolutions
declare that IT Is currently reported that
a very serious crime mas been commit
ted and that the dignity and good name
or the Legislature demands that such
an INVESTIGATION be made with all pos
slble speed.
The men who introduced these meas
ures are Andrew J.. Murray and Are
mus Ward Jr.. Republican Assembly
men from Manhattan.
Both resolutions provide that the In
vestigation shall be conducted by "a
committee of two Senators and three
Asscmblymcn to be named by the Lieu
tenant-Governor and the Speaker. As
The resolutions carry appropr atoms
they were referred to The Committee
on Ways and deans. of which Demo
cratic Floor Leader A.. l.. Smith IL
chairman.
Psrsiotent p ors.
For nearly three weeks there have
been persistent rumors about 'he legis-
lative halls and the Albany hotels that
Friedman had been offered the nonina-
ton for Municipal Court judge II he
would switch his vote TO Shcchan.
Friedman himself has been quoted in
some newspapers as saying that such an
offer had been made to him.
Such an ofrer. IL made, amounts to an
attempted bribery and Is a violation OF
the Penal Code. punishable by lmpris-
onment.
The Murray resolution calls attention
TO the fact that a swarm OF profess
sional politicians who have been camp
followers and employees Of Charles i.
Murphy, the Tammany Boss" have
camped on the trail of legislators. and
declares that their presence in Albany
have been inconsistent With the public
welfare.
Every Consideration.
Asscmblyman Smith. chairman Of tho
committee which will handle the bribery
investigation resolutions. declared that
they would he given every consideration.
but that he doubted there was any evil
dence beyond rumor.
Assemblyman Ward declared tina he
will push his resolution and that II II IL
not reported by the Ways n Means
Committee within n few days he Will
move for the discharge OF the committee
and carry The hght to the floor of the
house.
There Is a belief among LEGISLATORS that
both Republicans and Democrats will
FAVOR this investigation, Democrats be-
lIeve 1t VIII give them a whip over some
insurgents.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
BLACK HAND BOMB
DESTROYS HOUSE,
JARS SCHOOLGIRLS
To in Panic When Explosive
Wrecks House Adjoining
st. Cecelia's.
Ie'
IL
AT ~DYNAMITERS.
Grocer Drives Away Pair Try
Ibing to Blow Up Store
After Threats.
AT ~DYNAMlTERS.


,Defying Deputy Commissioner OF Pc.
me FLYNN. and apparently anxious "a
Ifoye that the moro active he and his
dfectives are. the more active viii be
tie Black Hand, agents OF the society
vto ave been busy with bomb and
,ereh, every night for the mast week
..~rr,.a ,o ,..,ro, ,o,ono,, o,,a
- -.
~ = p'i'"'' :" MANU-
e;r'y to-day
ne dynamiting the residence one hun
died girls In cecella's Academy. No. li2
Huss One Hundred and sixth street.
vh.re aroused from s,ecp. Glass in N.
.kAd.nov ,,,o, v,s h,ol,n nc tho ex.
,JLI- a.. It -.
pT'" ""' 'o"o y" 'e s"" Wv"
'iro"h from their oehs' mere was u
+ wili rush for the street. ana quiet was
restored only after the sisters and at
isrdants In tire academy had worked for
moro than m hour
TN are, nam. attached v,s ,ba, NJ
n par,ou ,o,,,or, ,rou,..,or.
-s.,a.,r. n, NJ ,,o ra., o,o uundr.a
IL, s,x,h .,,oo, trn,u n fov nor,hs
IT.. p.-,.u -. a. 4, .am,a,,,hI.
ISL IT. bdEtOil, Nno II III OHlio taole
circumstances, lived at No. 1893 Lex
iheton e
tH..L.. -. u.. 49,.
~ wv" ''"""
lfdr more than a year lie has been
receiving black hand letters demanding
: lsrse sumx of money. These letters
nlIam. "A ,hrea,e,iug q, ,he fan TIA,
~I.-nh,.,c,.n n,oy.a 90 Oh. No., nne
$3.50, S", 80 -
i..A'eu A"u 49, MY
ing to throw the on MS
taIH.
40 men alighted from a clcsd car
rage. drawn by two horses, In front Of
81. cecelia's Academy. which adioins
IN. doc,or.s residenca n fow minu,.s
S"s -. .hI.
oe.o'e = oe'oen ,". "'o""
Jemes Cashmah' sexton OF ST. Cece-
ila1 Church. which 10 next door To the
~schoolhouse. and Henry Bausch OF No
ID .Hsst one Hundred and Si.tn ST, eel,
s.w,the men hurry I'm the stoop OF the
...,,.,. 80. ana ,nsv ,,art.a sor
.sss'. . r.
me" .V
tns stoop )ust as thefe was a term
The evening world., 1911-02-20

TAMPA ENTRIES.

Especial 10 The Ercnius World
INsiPA, Fit, Feb. .O-Ihe catr.,, for to-
md ros follow
eiRsr k~ACE-Maidcn: two-yearoid.. al,ul
ii0e furoass. Eltota, 1Ol N Rad Witie,,
.Ns jim Ray, ii2. Dora NJ. LuU, lW III lra.
lo4 'Ea; '~alsihumplan. i0i. Judge ,nook. 100.
N Schneider ontP,
sbooND RAi Il selling; tlrec-y,ar-olds AMI
iytsrdi ak fuTlongs. I'll. NJ. Salath. Oh.
pe4h r., lol; Charlotte hamilton lOa Paul,
III Athie W. %. Hasten, loo; Ny Love. 100
jag 1Baker, ZIG. 'oira MelLle, 90. Temper.
iO4 Narnsr Grlswe!i. III.
uhIkD kAcE-Senlng; thrCC-y,aro'ds and ul.
wand six furlongs. ~ Blanche Frances, ~ Occi,
de4n 100 Nettie Cartia. 100 ..'Omatic. M:
Otpp1pa,. ~: Virginia Lindsey, ~; Dr. Cron&.
ilt Aptcrsoa. ia Lady Maxim. % MASKS and
fakt lGlt Brougham, III.
votRrH RACE @sdlng; three year-Clds and
u,ksfii SIR furlongs-.LAppelle 30: Ziipah,
~ hiuy fshtL no. 81. Valentine, rs,
..'talpsri l0l. Rodman, log: Nersain, III.
Ion O'Nelh, ii Chtrry Girl ITO; AthAuin, ~.
liFrH RAGE Selling; threryearolds ani ~
y atli one mile and a sixteenth -sancium, as.
- aida. iCG; Sin Long, 100 H,artpang. lOI
ioH ca,anaghl, 100. Nanen, 100; MinoI. ZOE
u NJ. lV9i Tolg W, III,
AxTH RACE2rurs; throeyearolds and up.
lek John Mans. ioI, Horizon, 10; Auiuma
az s102; Messenger BOY, 100; Carthage. iGI
thSokse Rose, 1903; sandhill. iOI Non Laer. no.
yjenotes five pounds apprentice allowance
els4nsS .sDenotes ihrae IOands aDpreaiice al.
l0a1LSe claimed. Weather clear. track fast.
The evening world., 1911-02-20

few rings which Miss Yerba (tae present
Mrs. Gardner bought"
DC he tell you anything about Mr..
HYDE coming over TO Scranton to sec
himY"
This question was ruled out.
ON cross-eXamination Mr.. Steuer
wanted to know what acquaintance
Hall had with Robert II. Elder. Mr..
Hall said tHat he had voluntarily writ
ten TO Elder early last fall. and that
two weeks ago h. 'inr to New York TO
tell Elder what he knew.
q. VINO took you u see Elder? A.
NJ. Mott.
Q Where have you been living these
last " weeks? A.. At the Hotel MARI
borough.
q. with whom have you been living
there?
what do you mean" parted the
witness.
You know who I mean shouted Mr..
Steuer.
Well" said Mr.. Hall. "a Mr.. Lee.
who Il connected with the Distr!ct-At-
,orney's office. has been staying there
with me"
Gets $50 a Week.
During the Cross-examinatlon IL was
irourr, ~, ,bat nan In r.caiviry ttO =.
week and excuses by the D!strict-At-
,orncy during his stay In New York.
q. Did you 20 TO Gardner last fall and
tell him that he had been Instrumental
In having you dropped by the Tangier
Company? a. l never did.
And II wos after Won had hoo,
aronned thar Won wrote IN EIdoro,
As,er a In, ~ hesj,atiry Tho ui,ra..
49,, ,ha, he 1ta,', 49,
un," a,.ar cardnar h,, hnar ]
o.. a.. r"..
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80 hts Ca -, scr,,tnn MY
a pidn,, v,u .f,ar ca,a,.r,. -
III htr, ,h1, ia hod c,usad omrr,L,''
nrasidon, ~ ,bo Tan,,or Conns,,
Iron ynr ar, It,n', Snn ,hrnn,an'' y
80 c,rJ,or nod van ro,rsta,aa 80
90 IrJors ro,,or dtS ~ ~
49,, IN NJ.
,,,shan1 I,l ho,,ar 90, ,n, ratns.a.",.
A. Certainly not.
Story Of an Attack,
ppr,ry tho re i,rec. ov,mir,,to, u,
Mr. Mott a rather st,r,lIng IiscIosure
came ont.
81 wsr, ,o 600 van adm, 7 u,ua Won
ver. In a b~ospltal ot Eastone, asked
Ne Nn,, ~
"vou 1id, soLd Hal, a
a., ~, a. ~ ,ho,, al, ,.ou ,o,,
On ,.., r.l ,a,n sr,n,r,or ,nT a.,actn,
and II 4, Wukes-Rorro, a ycs
'tt1 ,.r ,t', ha, rn"" har,I on
NC, In ViiL.s.u,rr ~ "n, LIZ
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n since yo, r,,o ,oo, ho.u
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10, Han ,r .h , ~.
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49, - M -,
r,rn ,n,n ~ zoos ~
%s NJ.
rna,tor '" g. '.,eu ,"'ns
"'''''' WI ',".' po''.e" put
nv ,,,.,'v,,v "' "".'u SHOW 'Iut
NJ nv ~ Nplh : TWO M''F,
,,,r -, m.r 80"
--h,r a", ~, a''o."rs'
,,a ~, - .'. N''or"'s
'"'. Wv "''te No"'u rest
Inc Defense Begun.
Mr.. Steuor stated TO the surprIse Of
everybody that ho vouId make No cno,-
ing spre h In the iury. and without any
further ~rorlnllity Ia, c,Iled az ,ha d.,
witness Tor the state lanes / Gartney
a contractor ana p1rtnnr Of Iaader
charles H. Numb,
AIR Gouncy iorsoa ,bo, ,o ,a, no.,
d,rd sip5 Oo1 Of tbo aIiasad hri%n c,a'i
Tbis vas a., emf 'n,,e, 90 !"