The evening world., 1911-02-27
UPR0AR n COURT
AS FAIR PLAINTIFF
RAVES ON STAND
Continued from First Paye.)
ofice. would be OF q most sensational
nature. 49,,
Mat Walljuu on Huasian Trim.

ONCE, would be OF q most sensational
nature. 100.
Met Walling on Russian Trip.
Daniel Grunspan's testimony Of his
rescue in Russia by Walling and his
sister In 1906 and OF incidents during the
return trip followed his sisters collapse.
He swore that walllng was introduced
to him by his sister as her future hus-
band, and that the young r~evolutionist
Acknowledged this. Returning to Bres-
lau. young Grunspan. who works In n
hat stab lishment here. told how Wall
.ng "raved about sisters beauty and
brightness" lie told In an amusing way
how Walling warned the Grunspans not
to talk loud and not to betray any fear.
~ he feared the Russian police would
discover that "Wa!ling, the Socialist.
was IN Russia"
He made the discovery. lie said. OF
Walling's friendship for his sister In n
Br-slau hotel. where he found the young
millionaire an llis sisters room. At
| Paris, he said, he was present when
| Wall!ng drank to the health Of his fu-
ture wife. Waliing's toast was in Ger
man. which lie repeated to the jury. In
Nav York Grunspan worked as "A waiter
on the east side.
A point about which the defense dues-
! toned tht witness at length was as to
his sisters visit to him in " hotels
where he worked. The witness dis
played much Of tho defiance and resent
ment his sister had shown AZ questions
involving her good name.
Hundreds Of persons were turned
away from the courtroom. inside, a
throng jammed avery available inch OF
room.
Proofs Of Promise to Wed.
Miss G~runspan. again chic and charm
Ing. but VITA her eyes red and swollen
and her pretty face flushed. resumAd the
ordeal Of Lawyer Emil Fuchs grilling
late this afternoon. She was nervous
and constantly resorted 20 a 'bottle OF
snelliaG salts. Her eyes were fastened
upon the faces OF witnesses for William
English Walling, the defendant. whom
Lawyer Fucas had asked her to identify
during the morning session, and which
resulted in her collapse on the witness
stand and her temporary withdrawal.
4 formidable prop to the young wom'
ans story n alleged proof Of thu
dates Of Walling's promise to wed he
We're produced by her lawyer. Adam X
Stricken, as che resumed the stand, II
the form of certified copies OF pass
ports given to Walling and his wife
D 100 Y 49, w w. - fN 49, -
try into Russia. The copies were datet
Feb. p and were signed by Secretary
of state Knox.
The nrst passports provided for tn,
entry OF william English Wailing and
his wife Anna Berthe, and two Others
whose ages md names are In blank
The state document was obtained n
the United States Consul's office II
Paris. In tho original OF the passpor
WaIliug swore that Anna Berthe CWall
ingl was his wife, an that tive
others" whose pedigrees ere in blank
. were members of his family.
The second passport was granted 4
William English Walling on his oatl
y in 81. Petersburg in June 90. 1907. 70
himself and his wife, "Anaa." and per
; mitted the young Socialist to leav
. Russia. Walling meantime had mar
ri,d Anna Strunsky, the Socialist writ
: er. and the "Auna"+referred to In thi
4 document meant his present wife, TIL
+. Anne BERTHE" which are the irst an
4 second names of Miss Grunspan, mean
, the pretty plaintiff. the lawyer statec
3 Ma objection TO the introduction OF tn
. documents was made bS Wallins's law
yer.
The passports are regarded a. tel
F; ing evidence to support the youn
woman's story that she Rccompanie
u Walling to Russia az his wife. follow
, his present wife. the former Mis-
= while the passports we're recorded. h,
l later they smiled and grlnned sarea'
tically a. the witness.