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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-09-28

beibe, iid in m0sli4it bobe Inter
ftiiBungsbeitrdse Der 8rauereibeiiber
on bic oeuti6biirserli6en 8ereine unb
ibre meift re4t reattionGre 8eitrebunz
gen umieBe. 8om Grbabenen Bis
gum 2d6erIi6en lit oft nur elm
Sdritt uno bic Oeuti4biirssrIiden
bonn Oeuti6 4meritanii6en Rotioz
nal 8unb iino ou tpieber einmal
re4t arg ausgerutiht, iie buben sIei4
einen 0auermari9 in bas Rei9 Der
9d6srli9teit unternommen. sic
baben umionit ibr bis6en 9ebirn
itrupu5iert. Was lie iogen tpollten,
bdtten lie bel einfafer nit benz Re=
frain ausgeoriidt: 8ier per, 8ier Der,
ooer foll um; 8ier ber, Bier Der,
ooer fad I'm. Oas tpdre beutliher
gspsien uno bate nidt Inlab gu Ell
mem Solengelddter geseben.
S4liebIi4 blamiert ii6 iebsr 10
gut er es eben tann. Ulit ben
Oummbeiten Ter 2eute pom Ndtioz
nal 9unb psrben iebo6, ba bic 9sz
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ibof Senle, ipurbe ertlGrt, lei cine
anerfannte Nutritdt auf bibelipiHenz
19aftli9en Gebiet unb feline Mubez
runs iiber ous 0erbdltnis bes gbriz
ftentums our io5iulen 5rage unb oes
Ippitels paulus ouf oen ii4 9enle
nit ieinen Qusipru4: Wer &ne4t 1T,
foll 4ne9t bleiben, berufen bate, our
Stlaperet als unspei felbaft riAtta
perteioist. Cine io3iale 5rase, 10 lez
fen mir oa, babe es i'm ur6rtltentum
gar ni6t seeeben. Sber babe ettpa
gbriItus jemals Stellung CUR Sfla:
benfraee, in Der bod bic iooiale Sra
&c ouererft brenneno seporben lei.
9enommen9. nWsientIid in Ser.
lelben Sage befanben ii4 Oie 9lpoitel
auf benz MiiiionsboOen Ser 9rie4ii4z
rDmii9en Welt. Mo9te audi Die
Stluperei an iih Dem @eiite ibrer
JrobbptIbaft 5utpiber Iein, iie riibr<
ten nit teinem Singer an Dem Sniti>
tute. Sbr gpungelium mar
ni6t Elm prosrumm Ser
20 eltpcrbe be1ierung, ionosrn
@srtiinbisuns elmer WelterlOiung:
ibre Miiiionstdtisteit mar mid I
ma d etnem o3iulifif den,
pnbern aus ollie lid, re-
lisi0s iittliAen 9efia t g.
uno 3ieIpuntte orien :
tiert.
,paulns perliert ME Den rauben
8oben Der Wirfli6feit unter feinen
Jiiben. Mber ietn 8lid gebt, ipie Der
Ieines Meiiters, our9aus nad innen.
llno es m dre 9ana perte brit,
aus ber apo It olif den un .
fpesielI paulinii den Mifz
| 5ion cine p5iale q gita
tion gu m den. yi4ts lag ben
9lpoiteln ferner, als eine io5iale Be
ipegung pioer bic be itebenOe 8eiel
16uftsprhnung beraufaubef6n0ren
tsinem BON ibnen fiel es Elm, Die Sc
iellidaftstla7en gu perriiden ooer rein
tpeltlide Oinse auf oas rslisiDie Sc
biet gu perpflan5en."
Inter 9(ufnano pieler bibli16ei
Belegitellen miro Johann Oaraetan,
tpie iebr es Dem slppitel paulus I'm
Die 9eltung ieines Sabes gu tun
mar: Gin ieoer ioG in bem Stanbe,
in tpeldem er beru fen lit, oarin bleis
ben! Oreimal nebme er 9lnlaB, oieis
,Generolresel" na6orudpo1it terausz
auItellen. Wie 1ollte Der Gbriit aug
Der Gage, in Die @ott ihm stnmal be-
rufen babe, iih sman5ipieren, nads
benz bonn Stanbpunft uno Der SD1'
Der dri1tli6en Weltbetra6tuns ale
llnteri9ieoe unO gegenitdnoe iroil4er
3uItGnoe etipas p01is SnoifFerentes
| Ieien.
gDir baben ni9t Die Mbfbt, geeen
oieie Ini9uuunsen 81 polemllieren.
Wir besnIeen uns, lie tpieberaussten
als Die Meinuns oerienisen. Die be-
aiialih bes WeIens Der 6riitli9en
Hslieicn i'm 8eiib aller Weisbsit sn
iein porgsben uno Die oieies Gbrii item
tum ben unterbriidtsn unb Museee
beuteten als Nettung uno Seil in
alien Glenb empfeblen. Die @rbeis
ter, oie Die Wslt erneuern ipollen. um
aus ibrem Gknb berausautommen,
peroen tpiHen, mas fie bon 2euten
gu balten baben, oeren. foaiales prp
gramm iih in Dem SaB eri4Dpft:
tWer Rne9t 1T. ion 3nedt bIeiben.
| Sm SntereKe bes 5ortf4rittes, Der
fteisenoen Muftldruns Ser Irbeiters
tlofe, oiirfen Ole nmtriebe @oms
absr niht unbeadtet bleiben. Dis
WelteeIhi4te ermabnt auf Der 9ui
gu fein, por Homs 2ne4ten, oit
I6on mebr als einmal Den Sort
idritt Ser Wtenihbeit meu9linsS
: moroeten.
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China

Sn Der y0umanite" elmer in Yuris s.=
iaeinenoen io5iuliftifaen 3eituns
gibt 9enoiIe 6abra Hibas Mlittsiz
lun9en zines 6ineitl6en Yplititers
iiber bas Yurteilpeisn in Der iungen
Sn Der r9umanite" in paris er>
renben 9eriammlung sibt es Die.
grobs Yarteien: Die republitaniids
Inions, Die republitanii4e pnrtsi
unb bic rspublitonii6s Union. Gin
ein5iser Oeputierter, aions, bstsnnt
ii4 su ben Sheen bes internationnlsh
So5ialismus. Die itGrtifs 9ruppe
lit bic bon Or. SuniatIen sefiibrts
~9lnianS", bic elm raoital bemptrlz
tiidss prperamm psrtritt, bas II. a.
bic alesmsine S6ulpfliht, bic
9lsi9itellung Der 9si6le6tsr unp
ipeitsebenbe So5ialreformen entbdIt.
Die bon Suoni6itni ssI'itsts RE-
pubGitaniide partsi" bat reattionGrs
Senbensen unb tritt Dor nllem fir
bic ssntraliitiids Organization oes
Rei6es elm. Die rllnion" itebt 5pI.
fhen bieien beioen 9ruppen als gez
mGBiste Refprmpurtei.
Der Sosialismus bat, nod ben
grtldrunsen BON Sabra Ribas De
lpGbrsmonn Bel pielen Niiteliebern
Der fonitituisrsnbsn 8srfommlung
vSpmpotbien". Sosialiitii9e Srsaz
niIationen itnb in Shongbai, Wuts
Ihuns unb petidilt in Gntifebung
besriffsn unb bic offisislle aonitituz
ieruns Der ioSialiitiiden Partei g9;z
mas pirb porausiihtlih nidt large
auf iia lpartsn lafsn.
Den Gbaratter Der jeBigen Hegtee
runs beseidnet Der 8epGbrsmann
ols reuftiondr. Der Miniiterprdfi@
bent unb Minilter bes Ieuberen Nuz
tienztiion unb Ser 5inansminiiter
aeb0ren feiner Partei an, ober ire
iporen I6on unter benz &aiierreithe
Miniifer. Oeseleihen lit Der srofte
Sell Der 21 propinssouoerneure i'm
N(mt eeblisben. mas in manhen areis
len beunrubigt.
lleber Die 9inridtung Der alpei
@enerole 9eng Wei uno SIhan=
Sfteng Wu bat Gabru Hibos fol-
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uns sletdssfinnt finb,
glei9 ilel. nel9en II II
fprunsesNfte iein m gen,
uuf, iid uns ais Wit fret
ter unb So Ampf9enoffen in
bic fem @frette um oie 6 r.
baItuns ber beiligHen
menf 91iNn Glitter ana u
f9IieBen.
Dos iinb N1Orts, bic pir aus benz
Munbe Der Dtutfdbiirgerli9sn bieIes
2unbes f6on Innse nidt mebr seb0rt
baben. Gs ftedt in bisien 2euten alio
nod 10 etipas ipie Wlut unb araft!
Sn Der iebr Iangsn Reiolution, bic
mir in ibren tpeiteren 8raftiporten
ni9t ipeiter abbruden pollen, miro
bann mod mitreun3 idredli9en DIM
gen eebrobt, tpfnn bic ane6tung Der
8iirger tein grlbe nimmt.
Das 1T bers @runD fir biefe 4ufz
lebnung, mos Tift geId.hsn. ipslde
Sdreden fteben brobenD am Sorisont,
buB bic suteng langmiitieen Oeutin=
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genbes mit3uteilen: Die beiben Sftiz
3tere tpolIten Die repolutiondre 8e=
fpegung erneuern unb bic HegierurJ
Suani4ituis itiirsen. sic purbcn
ppm 8iseprdfoenten Der Republif 2iz
Gaen : Sung - bemislben, Der o,e
observation-disclosures gegen bic Wfnnz
Oidu tommanoiert bat = benunSiert
unb ouf 9efebl Suaniditais binse=
ri6tet. Die 9inrihtung bat i'm
9onb unb beIonoers Bel Der rspubli=
tonii6en NGion5, gu Der Die beiben
gebOrten, Suerit eine sroBe grrssung
berporgerufen. Snbes lasen bic 8e=
peile fir Die 9lufltanosunterneh=
mung 10 flor outage, baB auh bic
politiihsn Jreunbe Der 6ingeri9tc=
ten Der proteitbepesung teine tpet=
tere Jolge gebsn mo9ten.
Die innere Situation 1arafteriiiert
Der 9epdbrsmonn folsenbsrmaben:
Oas 9eIhGftslsben nimmt tpieoer Ell
men 9lufidpung. Die 8ebolteruns
1T rubis. gaad oem Sheitern bes
internationalen Gonfprtiums follen
lotale Nnleiben nit ben auslGnotz
iden 8anten abseidlohen perben.
Sur 9arantie tperben neue Steuern
beionbers auf 0erbrauhsartitel be-
men. Die ausipdrtise2ase tit beOeutenb
sebefert. Dor allen burh ben Sob
oes aaiiers BON Sapan, Der bic po=
litif bieies 2nnbes elm penig in
@eripirrung sebradt bat, unb bur1
Die gefdidte ginbdmmerung Der rui-
iiiden Nttion in Der Monsolsi. Bei
ibrem Wioeritanb sesen bic iapani=
iden 4biidten auf bic Manbfhurei
oarf Die dineiifhe Hepublit nuf b,:
unteritiiBung Der 8ereinisten Staaz
ten re9nen. bic Sapan i'm Stillen
S5ean niht gu mGdtis iperben laHen
ipoIen, in Der Nbtpebr Der ruIiifden
0oridBe in Der Monsolei auf bas
SntereHs Gnglanbs. feinen inbifden
Belts gu ihiiBen. Snbes pirb aut7
Die eiaens 3raft Gbinas tpahien.
Sir bic 2ufunft bes 2anbes barf
man Die beftsn Grpartunaen begea.
Die jebiae reattiondre Str0mung
tpirb poriibergeben.
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Gin neuer Sampler.

@ie mir erfabren miro bic auf
Ser Staatstonpention Der So5ialiit
Yartei pes Staatss Sbio, beihlphee
ne iosialiitiIde, enslilhe Wotsn5si-
tuns nit Samstag 26. Sttoter gum
eritenmals eri6einsn. 0as 8latt
miro Den Namen rSbe Ohio Sociuz
lift" fiibren unO miro Die erite Nus=
gabe eins Ssbsz unO Sei0elnummer
Iein. $4,000 gremplars iperOen To-
fort seorudt tperosn. Gin Slid uuf
Dem neuen Wtitftreiter.
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6en. Snmm fanDioiert.

Oa Die purtei Organization in
S6enectaop in elmer entbul liitii6en
8eriammlung BEN beitimmten
WunIh ausiprud. ouB Sen. George
q. 2unn Die aunoioatur uls Som
srebmann i'm 80. 8onsreiiional Oiz
IIritt i'm Snterehe Ser partei anne6z
men iolte. bat 8enohe 2unn ii6 entz
Ialohen. ieinen Wioeritano auf5uses
Zen.
Die alien parteien, sic Die Weieez
rung Gums, gu fanoiOieren. 10 freuz
ois aufnabmen, buten ibren sutcE
Sumor ieitoem npllfpmmen rerloren.
0unn bat CUTE Iusii6t, sepdblt All
iperhen.
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9ie Sbwar5en riiittu,

Wieber mar es Ser Staat Sbio, in
Dem Die H0mlinse iia elm StellOidein
saben. Sn Soleop, g., toste bic 81.
Ndtipnoltonpentipn oes Oeutfden,
Romii9z3atboliiden 3entralz@erz
ems. Die m@oaiale 5ruse" ipielte
Bel ben 8eratunsen eine srobe Holle.
Nad; Dem iiblihen Geihimpfe iiber
Die 2erberbtbsit Ser Welt i'm Maeez
meinen uno Der @9le9tisfeit Der GO
aialiiten i'm 8efonoeren, einiste man
iih babin, baB etipas gei6eben miihe.
Na6 einsebenbe 8eratung tam man
gu bsm Heiultat, oab fir Mmerita
cine 8erbummunes= unb 3atfaaenz
TdlI1unssanitalt, tpie lie fiirDeuti4z
Lamb in Miindenz9laobad beitebt,
e;ne Notpenbistsit lei. gs nurbe
teihIoHen, eine iol9s On Italt, nit
einem porldufigen aoi oitenauf fpanoe
bon 125,OOO Dollars in Chicago. Sa.,
gu erri9ten.
eSn Dem 3pnpentionsberidht 6eibt
es bier5u: Die 8eeeii iteruns fir Die
seplonte S9ule fir fo5ialpirtl4aftz
lihe Stuoien funb perttdtigen Musz
orud our9 Die 3eidnuns bon ST.
900 fir ben 8aufpnos. Ses getfalz
les mar fait tein gnbe, = als 8tidof
Sdrembs bon SoleOo $500 bar beiz
fteuerte, oamit tefunoenb, pie iehr
er bie S1tiafeit nes 3entralz z0ereins
serabs uuf ioaialpolitildem @ebists
bohf1Gbe. prdiibent 5rep sei9nete
$1,000, ebenI Iopiel s. 9. 5aulbaber
bon glepelanb. Qlnbere rei6lide
3ei6nungen bra6ten BEN 5onos in
tiirseitsr 3eit ouf bie @umme BON
$4,000. S6pn friiber Bel Der 3enz
tralitslls bierfiir eingegansen iino ST.
1870.
Sn &m 8emiiben Der Romlinge,
immer grDberen @influb auf Die Ir,
better au befommen, purbe nod elm
fpeiterer S6ritt semudt. Was lett
LANCER 3eit i9on poraussuie9en mar
uno pesbalb ia au9 ppr 5pet Sab
rem ser tleritole, reiAsoeuti4e Ibgez
oronete unb paraoeurbeitsr 9iesbert
nod Mmerifa fam, foll nun Wirtz
lidfeit perDen, bie 9rii n ou n 9
6rinIiaer unions. Sn einem
ldngeren 8ortraee empfahl Rep.
Maier bon ct. 2outs bte 8riinoung
futbolif6er 9lrbeitsr 8ereine auf
Der Bats Ser @ertpertf fdaftsunions,
uno apar i'm gansen 2ano. Der Nnz
traa nuroe anasnommen uno Der Se<
leoat, Der bon Der Nationalfonrenz
tion oes Deutl9en, N0mii4z8atholiz
1hen Central 8ereins naa Nohe@
iter, q. g., gu Der aonDention Der
u. 5. Of 8. beitimmt puroe, tann
Samuel @ompers mitteilen. oab
Roms i9paroe 9erriaarren bereits
gum Mnmarfde sesen eine nirtli4e
geKertaltuns unb fdlieBlide 8efrst<
une ser Mrbeiterflafe Oie1es Sanoes
eelammelt iperben.
Wie ii9 Rom gu elmer pirtlidsr
8efreiung Der IrbeitertlaI1e aller
2dnoer Der g.,lt, alio aud in Imez
rtta teQt, haten mir tur5lld aus An'
LAB Ser Sasuns Der unterabteiluno
i'm @taats Shio, oieier fleritals1
Orsani1 1ation, esiast. Mm trodeniter
bat es i'm beutiden Rei4stas 8ildoI
Senle BON Resenburs herausseiagt
als er ben Mrbeitern OsutlAldtos gu
rief: Mer 4ne6t 1T, ion &neht blel-
BEN.
Den 2euten, bic iagten. es lei Dies
nur Die MeuBeruns zines einoelnen
penn ou9 boben Wiiroentrdsers oe'
fatboliIGsn Stride gepeien, nad mel
der man bic tatboliide gBeltmah
Hom niht beurteilen barf, tpuroe Il
oen fat6olii9sn r9iltoriidzpolitilae
8ldttern" Der aopf sepaiden. 8i
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ienI6aft INNER i'm NamsR oes
9euti4tums ipri4t, immer bic gez
iammten oeuti6en 8sipobnsr oisies
2onoes IG6erIia eemuht, obpobl lie
nit Der 5tpeifellOs blob seporoenen
9eieqI4aft ni6ts 5u tun baben. 0us
lit rer bittere &ern an Der gansen
Sohe. Gs lit elm Summer, nit biez
len 9rduerfnehten.
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Sir beiligiten Sitter.

Son, Der pom 6. Sabresfonpent bss
aentudper Staatsperbanb. oes
DeutI9 9lmerifani1den National=
8unb, angeittmmt tpuroe.
cSn elmer HeTolution, Die angenomz
men purbe, beibt es tpDrtlth: ,Oie
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vgs ipirb Grnlt! Ganse genua haz
ebn bie OeutI9en bieies 2anbes iiA
in aIes sefiiat, geouloet uno ee1htptez
gen. MGes bat feline @rensen. Sebt
muB es enblid aubers iperben. Oie
@eDulb lit gu Gnbe." Oas 1T Der
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Nu nuiere 2eier.

@ir beginner anf Ser suten Ste nnires Slat beae NIT bent
abSrnf Der bnmurdn Gr5anns v9er sprann" Nn nrtenb
Geier baln nf br @eransen Die eriennen uetugen
gratis nadpselert.
Stt lit eine sanse 3eit an ba rGdo" abOnnesn 8ir
erindlen, fir Die 8cnnnns Nbunnentem tats in
Die @eidDafseitnng
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0emeiniame DISCRIMINATING Scr
pereinieten >cntietsn $e>
sialtsten >. y.
am Samsta9, 5. Sctober 1912.

am Samstag, 3. SctOber 1917.
nm lbr abenbs (StanbarS 3eD.
3unpanartier Mrd) Saa, 1858 Ontario.
Die Sascsorbnnng lit cine ebr midtige.
@pm Nsaiunsfpmee mmrSe beidlpIen, bak amd Sorras
tattfnSet
9i Igiebcr cer Ssaniatuncn, %crcnsnns Der bent
ca Susialien GlneanOs ausebOn no pcrpdtet dcnen
8enpilcn nnb (SenuHinuen, irb Ylate
Ser Organ iatur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-12
DAVIDSON HELD TO PLEAD
Big Jack" zelig's Slayer Says
He Has No Money for Counsel.

"Red Phll' Davidson, still showing
signs Of the beating which he said big
Jack" Zelig gave him, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Swami In General Sessions
yesterday to plead TO the indictment
charging him with the murder Of Zelig.
Davidson said he had no money with
which TO retain counsel, and Judge Swami
adjourned the. pleading until Monday.
when counsel will be assigned.
Although apparently Davidson was a
minor crook or "lobbygow' who was
finally goaded by continued affronts and
insults to shoot ZeIg. so many stories
have come to the District Attorney con-
cerning his motive for the murder that
Il serious investigation Is under way.
Davidson's own story Of the alleged theft
Of his money by Zelig has had many
variations. Hts wife has given more than
one account OF the affair The relation
OF Pauline Fuchs TO the case has not
been satisfactorily explained.
There is a belief on the part of some
that Davidson's act In shooting the man
who would have been q witness not only
I'm the Becker trial but also against Stein
ert and White, formerly In Lieutenant
Beckers squad. was inspired by some ono
else
Only yesterday Mrs. Davidson said the
amount of money taken from her husband
by Zelg vas 800 and not st8 az she had
previously said. She had become con-
cause OF talk she had with her husband
In tho Tombs. Davidson also told her he
was within an ace of turning his revolver
against himself when he was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-12
STANTON'S ACCUSER TRIPS
Oliver Admits Being Arrested
Before Joining Force.

Lieutenant John F. Stanton. who tes-
titled at the aldermanic investigation
that about 10 or II per cent OF the police
he had been the head had investigated
had criminal records was placed on trial
yesterday before Deputy Police Commits
sioner Mckay. The specific charge against
Stanton is the result OF an affidavit by
Acting Detective Sergeant Richard F.
oliver that Stanton had attempted to ex-
tort $3.50 from him three years ago, as
the price OF getting on the force.
Under srilling at the hands Of David
NJ. Neuberger, Oliver admitted that when
he had the alleged conversation with
Stanton regarding the $50 he had I'm his
pocket summons TO appear at Police
Headquarters and be appointed. He also
admitted he knew that the lieutenant
had no power to appoint or reject him.
oliver seemed to have only hazy recol-
lection of certain matters regarding his
character or OF other things that he had
done since his appointment. Later, how
ever. he admitted that he had been twice
arrested prior TO his getting On the force,
once for speeding and once for assault.
Former Deputy Commissioners Bert
Hanson, Josiah Slower and Former Police
Commissioner Bingham all testified that
the investigating bureau OF which STAN
ton was at the head was created at
Stanton's suggestion, and that his repu-
tation was OF the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-12
POLICEMAN ON TRIAL
Hyland Accused Of Larceny Of
$1,000 i'm Gems.

John f. Hyland, a patrolman attached
to the West nth street police station
who is now under suspension, was placed
on trial yesterday before Judge Grain. In
General Sessions, charged with grand
larceny. 1t is alleged that on JANUARY %
Hyland stole diamonds valued at Sl,9U
from John De Cock, a jeweller whom
Hyland arrested on that date for intoxi-
cation.
/ T. Channon Press, the Assistant Dis
trict Attorney prosecuting, said in his
opening address that It would be shown
that Hyland searched De Cock In the
station house, that the next day De Cock
found his Jewels missing from the en-
velope and that later he recovered 1886
worth, which had been left with an
anonymous letter at the Carmelite rec
tory, In East 9th street.
Handwriting experts, Mr.. Press said,
would testify that the anonymous letter
was I'm the handwriting OF Hyland, and
John Blunt, a jeweler would testify that
certain other Jewels belonging to De
Cock had been sold to him by a patrol
man named Farley, who was at that time
in the same precinct with Hyland, but
who has disappeared.
The only witness called yesterday was
James Sanger, an engineer on the Fin
land, OF the Red Star line. He was with
De Cock on the night when De Cock was
arrested. lie did not remember much
about the events of the night except that
they both had been drinking.
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The best Mr.. Mcintyre could get was
that she lived somewhere near 10th street
and Fifth avenue.
Where was the girl during the shoot-
ing?" resumed Mr.. Mcintyre.
with me; / was struggling to hold
her back. She was frightened and broke
away and ran toward Broadway" said
the witness.
Mr.. Mcintyre tried TO have the witness
identify Policeman File, the taxicab
driver, Ryan. and other witnesses who
were at the scene by having them stand
up In court. but Luban said he didn't
recognize any OF them.
He went 10 the Belyedere Cafe, In
Broadway, after the shooting he said.
and waited TO go home until about a.
m, so he would not disturb any one OF
his family. He said his wife did not
know he was with his girl friend.
In answer to further questions Luban
told Of seeing Becker In May at Dennis
Fox's place. in Allen street He asked
who Becker was. for. he said. II appeared
strange TO him to see IA man Of Beckers
appearance In such place. Becker was
talking TO "Dennie' Fox, he said
I.uban denied he had ever been a stuss
dealer la Fox's place. Unlisted
Mr.. Mcintyre led the witness over the
ground Of bis visit 10 the Lafayette
Baths at the time he saw Becker and
Rose and overheard their conversation.
lie said he sat near Becker and Rose In
one OF the sweat rooms. and that Rose
nodded to him and said Hello" when he
came in. lie knew Rose well. he shd.
Buban was then excused.
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BECKER SUIT ON CALENDAR
Action of Woman Whose Husband
Was Killed In Raid Gets Preference.

Justice Lehman granted motion yes
terday 10 place on the preferred calendar
the SUIT brought against Lieutenant
Charles Becker which Mrs. Mary b. Car
ter has brought for the killing of her
husband, Waverly Carter. in raid by
Becker and his squad on an alleged
Harlem gambling house. Mrs. Carter Is
also suing Charles B. Pitt. jr,, Becker's
press agent who was present at the
raid and was arrested for the death Of
Carter and later released. She asks sih00O
damages.
Mrs. Carter said In her application to
have the trial Of the case hurried that
she was dependent on her husband for
support Counsel for Becker opposed the
application, saying the suit could not be
tried at present because his trial for the
killing OF Herman Rosenthal would con-
tinue throughout October and part of
November. Justice Lehman, however,
gave the case preference. and It will be
called this month while the murder trial
is still going on.
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years. and never asked her her last name
ne said.
The witness said they went TO Hammer
first balcony
Now, don't you know that on July 10
1912, Hammerstein's was not open, and
that only the roof garden was open?
shouted Mr.. Mcintyre.
Then IL must have been the roof gar.
den" said the witness, complacently
Luban said he and his girl friend left
Hammersteins about II o'clock. and went
TO several cafes, where he drank celery
tonic" Then he went to the Hotel Metro
pole. The girl was with him. he said. He
inquired OF Rossnthal for Sam" Paul,
and Rosenthal told him he would proba-
bly, find Paul at the Hotel Lincoln.
Shields Girl Companion.
Lubsn said the girl was standing with
him when the shooting occurred and that
she witnessed It. He refused to give the
girls name and address TO Mr.. Mcintyre.
why won't you give me the girls name
and address, she would know that you
were at the Metropole and would be an
important witness because she saw the
shooting?" asked Mr.. Mcintyre.
Luban said he had several reasons for
not giving her name. In the first place.
he didn't know her last name, and
wouldn't want to cause her trouble If ne
had known her name.
Il don't want to break up the home OF
,bot GIRL md hesIdesAI have been under
arrest for two months and don't know
exactly where she is how said the wilt
ness.