The evening world., 1911-03-03
one to court and further attack the
,lrl.
Lies. SAYS Miss Grunsran.

Will
Lies, Says Miss orunspsn.
Miss Grunspan characterizcd the
younv Socialists charges o. her
familiarity with men. his contradictory
details Of the Hotel Ccatrale incident.
his denial that he gave her ens1gc"le =
% rings. as absolutely ftsc.'
Il could bring over the Paris Jc"c.".
from whom ne bought my eIstrcnelt
rings TO prove be Is lylne H ! a1l thc
money TO do So" she declared.
Relative 30 Wlilidg's statement that
his love was only a physical ono aad
That he never betrayed ans cmo.uon ,u
his relations Wiin her. She said.
'I AIR. Wailnr knows better. he often
cried IN front of me. lie wtp. W.ca "o
-parted and be- knows IT,"
The socialist author Frequently
kfIdged bis counsel and lccrcd con-
femptuously at her when she told the
jury that she WAS 81 alter the "scven
days jaunt' and that Walllrg took
her to Paris drug stores and bough;
pills which he directed me 20 take
three times a dap"
Ann %Strunssy WalIins. ITO dark-cycd
ItkIt lA'lNNlhl E'NpiiNlFltEN NEllfIf
Is to ~ on The stanl In defense
II her own name and per husband.
Together they made a pIteous appeal
10 Justice Giegerich at recess Ia hc per-
mitted to deny reflections on her char
acter made during the trial-that she
had been intimate with another man ne
fore she married Walling.
Waliing's defense that Miss Gruns-
pans suit is not a~ctioneble under the
laws OF switzerland. where she alleges
he ALSO repeated his promise u w.d aer.
was dealt a blow when an expert on
swiss law, Arthur 4. Kuhn. vas dis
qualified for insufficient experience.
WsIlins drilled on Socialism.
Walliug took the stand Of the open
ing OF court to-day under severe cross
examination by Lawyer Stricken, for
Miss G~runspan, as to his Sociallstic
writing and ideas,
-You wrote that Nicholas H., ~reigning
Gear OF Russia. VAS born normal. but
vas scientifically corrupted In his
youth Did you ever study the orgies
sf the Carr asked Stricken.
No, but 1 Inquired into them" Wall
ting answered. hesitatingly.
ION hearsay you wrote Of the Cars
Wholesale debauchery'?"
Il never associated with the Car.
but ] had good Information on his way
Of living"
Passages from Wallings' boob Rus
sia's Message were read by Stricken.
discussing "A prospective form of gov
under n socialistic utopia, In
which Walling stated that Ito our etern-
al shame democratic forms Of govern
ment had failed In the United States
do % believe our democratic
forms OF government. our juries and
courts have failed and that
II appeal to this jury" interrupted
Mailing. In a loud, excited voice. N
those views aren't the same views the
Insurgents in this country believe TO-
us there anything In your writ
ings or in you opinions to-day in
consistent with our form OF govern
ment?" asked Emil Fuchs. Walling' 4
lawyer. In an effort to calm his ellen,
and head of Stricker's line Of inquiry,
Nothing at all. You must read
=" 'hopNcis vi my puoh W SCI tut
meanings" replied the young Socialist
His Opinion Of Toistoy.
Well. how about this statement tina,
Tolstoy's religion-a teaching OF Inde-
p~endence. which leaves one In q state
OF spiritual and mental anarchy. In
which no one ought to submit to any
governments the proper one?"
That Is merely "A Characterization o,
my opinions OF society," he answered
You speak of the Thoreau, Rous.
sesu, krapotkin. Proudhom and Ba.
Aournin as agreeing with Tolstoy's re.
pgious views. DO you agree with
1horeau?"
"Thoreau might be called a literary
anarchist. lie Was "A great man and
jdmire him."
The lawyers questions wer, offered &c
Show that Walling's ideas OF govern
1nent were such that he had no regard
TOR the sacredness OF oa,hs or promises
lie fenced well and parted many irri'
uiting questions with lengthy
Did Right by Girl.
Did you consider IL right to TAX,
3nis girl from home on that seven dal
tuunt?'
I'm view OF her character and man
her OF living, yes" Walling replied
inabsshec.
fDid you think you We're dom
1ght?"
l-Yes, sir"
L'That's enough said Miss Gruns