New-York tribune., 1911-02-24
rs70P H|M!' GIRL CRIES
D,,iotiff Says WaIIing's Looks
lJnnerved Her in Court
RICH SOCIALIST LAUGHS
yi,s Also Seems To Be Amused
bv What He Wrote to Miss
crunspan of Blood Thirst.

,..t., aud love intermingled strange
.,e photographic attentions that Will
r,o,ish Walling. the millionaire So
hni slowed to the young Russian, Miss
o""s Rertba Grunspan, who is SUNG
An"' ,he Supreme Court for 100000 for
in' breacb Of promise 10 marry Inc
,.I continued yesterday before JuS'ice JC'a
..r,ch and a jury, with the plalhun SUI"
.ha stand telling Of her acquaintance
~ waiting Of the anxious days when she
W. 4, paris for him TO return from ms
I, tho interest Of the Socialist and
t.,.,.,o,sr,. causes 20 keep his promise
"a make her his wife.
,4,r disappointment at his failure 10 90
.-,s exrressed mostly in several pa1heuc
80. 20 ,hat she wrote 10 WallinG, some Oh
f'' -, 80 read Yesterday. showing that
~ young woman contemplated 'aNlns "el
-, bocarse her affection hao oedseu 10
--o5,,co reciprocal sentiment ana aS
,rss crursran said in one or these Iet'e'S
:. The alleged errant lover she couio nate
&c deeply as she loved.
vrauIrg and his wife, who was MISS ann
,..,,,etv Russian authoress ana 80
.,.,s+ listened 20 all the testimony anu
- ,be burning words of love that were
...sonped between the man OF the "or'u
"a ~. seyenteen-year-old girl OF the
..r,ocr, They laughed at Il all.
r.. .auntinE lock on walling's face as
80 followed every word OF the
,..,i1 caused n contretemps IN the DAY
.-o,ee5,nrs. u happened during the reaulhs
- one of the letters. and Miss Grunsp""
y. fyu rlay 10 her emotions, weeping
- .ohbinc. Turning 10 Justice Gieserich
.volair1ed. at the same time pointins
u-alriDe who eyed her closely: won Z
,lssse s,op him. He gives mo such
- looks I Just can't stand II any
,.-ysr His looks make me so very ner-
.,rs am nearly unstrung. "aiii'is
,-,;inz The court directed him not
- stare al Miss Grunspan.
- - the letters written by Naling'
..- bis close touch with the Russian
'....i.,.io,srv movement. was dated a. VI
~ IN which ne said that ne hoPeo thaI
-. b1ood Of tho Russian poHce ana me
c,a~ "vould Aow in the cutters ms
communication read. ~
-, know well. nv dear little sister
.,6 sirl that your letters 90 not worry
vor know that I conceal nothing
.-.-, ,ou Good You are becoming reVo-
,,,.,o,arv. and I hope, with you. that the
.f.o5 =, The Russian police and the Car,
60 will Ho7- in the cutters and also the
,loos Of the others who ordered the massa-
--.s ~ -he workmen, the intelligent people
and The Jews. hope and even believe that
--sre will Re 4 republic IN Russia. IN
..--u,ste ore cannot form A socialisrc re-
r,brc. bur A. least = republic. What 40
,or -esd IN English I am nor colder than
vou. but older: not less responsive, hut
-o-e serious. r. you are twenty I am
tvsrty-rine
Tha latter part II the letter was In reply
:, e7s from Miss Crunspan expressing the
sYspi-lon that ne had become Indifferent
- her and asking him not 10 abandon
hsr she wrote that in crossing the Eng
lsh Channel she was 50 sick and disoour-
,EsS that she had asked 70 be thrown over
hoard
Again WallinF wrote from Warsaw pre-
det1r there would be rivers of blood,
srd telling Of visit that he paid 10 Count
Wrte the Russian Minister. not forgetting
word of comfort for Miss Grunspan.
In her letter intmating that she would
take her life Miss Grunspan said that II
rrobahlv would be her last letter 10 Wall
ing. and she requested that he send her
cne last word ''before she Joined her dead
father" Another Of Miss Grunspan's let
tsrs indicated that she had released Wall
ins from his promises. Her explanation
YESTERDAY was.
"He told me- that as socialist per
son belonged 10 himself. \ socialist like
he should have no obligations. I told him
he believed that way / would also. for
loved him and would do as he wanted.
Miss Grunspan will he cross-examined to-
ca rv counsel for WallinE.