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the seventh tier OF the Hotel T0mbs.
This was the decision to-day Of DR..
Frank A. MCGUIRE. prison physician.
after a thorough examination OF the
associate Of Lefty Louie. Dago. Frank
and Whitley Lewis.
"0yp 10 suffering from catarrhal jaun-
dice" said Dr. MCGUIRE. He has .
slight Inflammation Of the bile ducts
which extended from his stomach. but
there IL nothing serious the matter with
him. am giving him piAs and there
Is no occasion to transfer him to q
hospital"
Warden John Hanley paid Gyp . visl,
after reading reports that the gunman
had planned to be taken from the
Tombs to Q hospital. with the remote
suggestion that a rescue might be &C.
oomplishcd In transit. He found "qyp'
grinnlng from ear TO ear and. outside
OF yellowish color. In the best Of
health.
Il had q good scare last night whcr
the palms came on me-" he said. but
am feeling good this morning. TIVE
years ago had gall stones and that |.
why I made such q row. thought the,
we're coming back again"
Early last night ''Gyp" had been ex
amlned by DR.. Krida OF Bellevue Hos
pital who came on q hurry call on al
ambulance from that hospital. Tn,
gunman wanted to be taken away 4
the hospital but the doctor scented I
plot as there Ii bare,y room for on,
guard to be placed In the ambulanc,
outside Of the driver, the patient am
tho doctor. ''Gyp" seemed disappointed
good nights rest cured him Of the Do
sire.
"Id a. lief be here" he said to on,
OF the keepers. but somebody II goinl
10 get hurt II they keep printing that
am going to squeal. They will be serv
Ing ice cream cones for breakfast her
before I 20 over to Badly Jack"
In the eyes Of the gunner Jack Ros
Is . sort Of District-Attorney.
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schepps was brought to New York he
was put In the same cell with his friend
Jack Rose. say friend. but I should
probably say master. schepps was more
OF a servant and mental for Jack Rose
than friend. No did Roses every bid
ding and there can be no doubt OF
the control Rose had over that man q
mind. Yes. they were put In the same
cell at the same prison At the com.
mand Of the trict-Attorney."
Rose and Schepps. Mr.. Hart said, con-
half and that no attempt was made "a
isolate the prisoners In the West Fifty
third street prison. but that they were
permitted to be together.
we shall prove these mes made
statements that Becker was not
impuoatsd-thsy we're oonfsssiaS
70 save themselves. why, there
was thsn Going on . public bid
ding that II any one would come
forward and implioats Becker I'm
munity would bs given. A. the
evidence ooilsd stout these pris-
onsrs they dstsrminsd 70 deliver
Becker 20 save themselves.
we will call a man who stands In
dlcted for FIRST degree murder Jack
SULLIVAN. but who IL innocent Ne
west SiSs 1riscn 20 RI hin a ~
orfslinate Heo1sr. mat man vor,A
mot ssii 10000 ne 10 save Samssif .
Here Mr., Hart entered Into A iauda tory
estimate Of Jack Buiiivan's career a. a
newsboy and fighter, declaring he got
the name Jack Sullivan" In the prise
ring. lie iauded Sullivan highly as Tho
King on New.bovs.' for found,ng tho
Newsboys. Home.
aAva e,uIIvAN w,,, Nor as,,
n HUMAN LIFE.
That man win tell you the absolute
truth" he said. lie will not sell the
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Defense of Becker
as Outlined BIZ Hart

When court was convened at 1880
Jkstice 0oh announced his plans for
hiding court tomorrow. 't
ft3entiemen. OF course" he said. ''the
eburt will convene tomorrow tSatur-
day. at 10 o'clock. and viii adjourn at
Il o'clock. a. the members OF the jury
wish 70 register"
MART BEGINS HIS STATEMENT
OF BEckER's DEFENSE.
Mr.. Hart Immediately began his open
lag to The jury. b..
"a week ago yesterday" he ,Asfh
"ths District. Attorney opened his case
and the testimony has now reached 400
pages II II manifestly impossible tor
me 10 try to analyze that testimony to
sAow you how we shall rebut It.
The law requires that ths prosecution
mako out Ito case beyond a reasonabls
doubt. II has failed to do 30. But we
do not propose 10 let Il stop there. The
defendant expects to prove hs 10 abso-
isteIs. innocent
~fhs states case rests on these
poiRts:
"Yhs Arss 10 the rotation Of the
Sour guAmsn-so-oalled- the
nardsx. Wo have nothing 70 DO
WITH that
"Ths second 10 the alleged ,oen-
lDpiraV, borne out, the state
iuharSss, ~ chs testimony Of three
teximtnals-Luban, . forger ana
,sreok; xallsn, . proved forgsr and
ItAas3, and lGargoiis, . ssif-con-
lfssssa pssjursr. We will prove
these three men iisd In every word
vhsy saad On the stand"
1 Mr.. Hart declared that Becker would
Introduce evidence to prove that "ths
cook Luban was not at the scene OF
| ths murder In front of the Metropo.e
bit In broadway. and therefore could
l nit have seen the crime committed"
i Mr. Hart said that Becker would ab
hkuceiy prove that he. Becker, had nc
mind In the plot to XIII and that the case
IL ainst Aim was built out Of the "roi'
IT'D cloth" fself-confesssd criminals
ic&nfesslons.
I kConcernIng this crook. Luban," pur'
| spsd Mr.. Hart. I'VE will show by the
t1stinony q his own brother. Alex
asdss Lulaa, . rsrpsctabio business
usz, tast NJ (Norr.s Laban) was not
q the voroESh Of Manhattan when
herman 1esenthal was killed and that
" distinctly stated to friends and rel
dives after the murder that he had
npt witnessed the crime.
GAYS Seeker HAD NOTHING
TO DO WITH CRIME.
b''The defense shall show you. gentle
11sn OF the jury. that Becker did not
"a could not have had any hand In
Ms conspiracy to mprdsr, asd We shah
- ~ whst q far more apparent,
49, Wsesss 40 1ess, vath vs'aes
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fContinued from Second Pase)

6apsr man and want TO see what 1t is
/ they let me through then. and ! saw
Herman Rosenthai lying on the side
walk. ! bent down over him and said
Herman, who done it?' There was
40 answer. spoke to hin aglin and
then went toward the Metropole to tel.
ephone.
IT wanted 70 phone. but I couldn'i
get IN, 20 I went down de cab line. bn'
dat was blocked. so ] gifts into a opea
Harouche and tells de cabbe 20 drive
me 70 de GARDEN
Tue Court--Thls Is not relevant
ouilivan--IIow am ] going to tell you
What ! did then?
SAW THE coNsPiRAToRs AFTER
THE MURDER.
Q. where else did you go that night?
a. Back to Forty-second street and
0lxth avenue. I saw Rose. WALTON and
6chepps dere. Becker wasn't dere,
O. Dsd you have a talk with WALTON?
The Court-po no. answer.
Efforts to get the conversation sullivan
hsd with Rose. WALTON. Weber and
echepps were baiked.
Q. Was Becker there? A. I hadn't
seen him At oil that morning.
@. Do you know where WALTON, Rose.
ochspps and Webber go7 A. Yes
q. Where? A. Me and Bridge walked
away to Broadway. We were talking
about the murder. Bridge said"--
The Court-Do not repeat what was
said.
q. where did you do7 A. left hin,
st the Cadillac at ten minutes TO three
Q. Did you see Becker7 A. I did not
see Becker Till ! met him at Harris
once next day.
did WALTON. Rose or Weber ask YOU
70 state that Becker was in front or
= On his Impotence to answer Sullivan
yelied Yes"
The Court-Strike that out.
-'webber's place with them" I'm
shed Mcintyre.
"Yes." replied the King of the News
boys.
| Sullivan was the most eager witness
who has appeared In the trial. The
Court had TO restrain him In his petty
ing enthusiastic narrative every other
minute. Five times out OF ten sullivan
was two Jumps ahead OF the District
Attorneys objections after he shot out
his answers before Becker's counsel
could finish his questions
@. Did you 20 back to Webbers that
morning? A. Yes, at ten minutes to Ave
webber. Becker wasn't there.7I did not
Dec him until that afternoon In Hart,
that Rose. WALTON and Weber asked
him to connect Becker with the murder
Q CO. Sullivan was not allowed to say
AZ Rosenthal
mr.. Mcintyre argued for permission
d get before the jury proof Of wha'
No said was an Independent conspiracy
on the part Of three men. each with or
Independent motive. to kill Rosenthal
but was ovsrruied by Justice Con.
| s"what cid Rose say to you concern
Ing the death Of Rosenthal. II any
thing?" ,.setp--e. -. .. S.,.,,
l This question didn't ret by either
ibid any Of these men say anythin'
. you about. the contemplated killini
I a RosenthaAr'
The Court overruled.
SULLIVAN WANTS TO TELL TIL
| eroRv ~ HIe OWN WAY.
I Hero Sullivan turned to Justice Col
and reproved him for Directing to thi
ltne of questioning.
"xook hs1o, SuAes," oe1sa the
/ witness. ~ you'u let me tell this
story n ny ewu way III show you
4 NAn 0onnDAva0v Ana aoHhiuR alaa
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GUNNER ONLY SWORE
AT THE SLAYER OF
BIG JACK" ZELlG

There was a rumor In the Criminal
courta Building :o-day~tha. the -four
gunner in the Tombs awaiting trial for
the actua, killing OF Herman Roscn,hal
had set upon and beat Rel Phil David
son, the slayer of big Jack" HelM, m
the Torhbs yard yesterday.
Warden Hanley OF tho Tombs, denied
the rumor.
"The only Foundation for s1ch
story" he said. rs the fact that while
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on the way to court the other day che
four gunner met Davidson on the
Bridge Of Signs. swore at him and
then tried to spit IN his face. None OF
the alleged gunner and Davidson have
been in the yard at the same time"
Davidson Is confined in the ter Gay"
annex Of the prison. situated apart From
where the four gunner are locked up.
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HELD FOR INTIMIDATION.

vrgius Caputo. a restaurant keeper OF
No. Ns Mulberry street. was held in
1000 bail by Magistrate McAdoo in the
Centre Street Court to-day on a charge
OF intiinidating q witness. The com.
plainant- against him was Frank De.
marc. Of No. 1853 Mulberry street, who
had caused the arrest yesterday Of Pau
Degario of No. 2s6 East Twelfth street
on the charge Of swindiing him out
Of $54.
Desnaro told tho Magistrate that after
he had appeared in court against De-
carlo yesterday Caputo had met him
on the steps OF the Criminal Courts
Building and had offered him $40 "a
leave town, with the alternative of q
bullet.
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know Tho World had the afidavit until
late Saturday night In that way we
will show Rose lied.
WILL SHOW EVERY MOVE OF
BECKER ON DAY or MURDER.
We Will show you every move Becker
made on Monday Uhe day Of tho muir
der) and thereby dlsprovs the state
ments Of Rose.
Becker, In trying 10 protect himself,
DID try TO show what kind of q man
Rosenthai was, and In doing 90 did get
the affidavit OF Dora Gilbert, ftosen-
that's first wife. On that night Becker
went to the Madison Square Garden to
the nights. then 10 The World Build ing
ana then went home. dropping Jack Sui
Ivan at sixth avenue ami Forty-sccond
street
Mr.. Becker had been urged by his
superiors. Mr. waldo and Mr. Mckay,
to sue the newspapers for lroeL I
thought that was inadvisabie, but went
to see my former chief. cx-District At
torney Jerome. to get his advice"---
Mr.. Moss-f must object to this a. an
Improper line OF statement to the jury.
Mr.. Hart-f believe Mr.. Moss Is right
and I shall refrain from relating these
details TO the Jury since. as M. Moss
says. these facts are not subject to
proof before the jury uniess 20 on the
stand myself.
Lawyer Hart related in detail his
| meeting with Jerome at the Bar Assoc
citation. lie said he and jerome took a
room thore and Becker Joined them.
They discussed the Rosenthai affidavit
and the subject Of Jack Rose came up.
Becker expressed his opinion OF Rose.
telling what sort OF n man he was. Mr..
Hart continued: Becker went to the
telephone In the room and called up
Rose. Becker over the phone gave Rose
his initials j. H. We Will show you
just what this conversation was. Becker
and ] left the Bar Association and we
went to Delmonico's. We sat there Q
while and then went uptown. Becker
went home and I continued on to Jack
Roses apartment and got Roses state
ment."
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"GYP THE BLOOD"
ONLY SLIGHTLY ILL,
MUST STAY IN TOMBS.

Harry Horowitx. alias ''Gyp the
Blood" one OF the four gunner charged
with the murder OF Herman Rossnthal.
win not have TO be removed to any
bcsDltal from bis preseot quarters a.
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vas reported blown up by .mlns TO-
DAY at the entrance to varns Harbor.
n va. said the ship was manosuvesns
for a position whence to shell me'0ui,
garian port. The report was nos on
Armed.
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FINAL PEACE TERMS SIGNED
BY ITALY AND TURKEY,

OUCHf, Switzerland, Oct. B.-The
final draft Of the treaty Of peace be-
tween Turkey and Italy was signed at
half past three o'clock this afternoon.
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REPORTS ABOUT THE ouNMEN
ARE DENIED.

Reports that Lefty Louie had sud
denly weakened under the persuasion Of
his wife and was making overturcs to
from Mr. whitman's ofiice. II was also
denied that any Of the four gunner had
given the slightest sign that he was
willing TO confess and turn States
evidence. Beckers counsel said the
rumors concerning these confessions
were not disturbing them In the least.
The gunner have already given the
State through the District Attorney all
the information they had looking to the
conviction OF Becker.
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SAYS HE HAD HEARD ROSE WAS
WANTED.

Mr.. Hart said that when he read In
the papers about the fact that Rose was
wanted he looked up ex-District-At-
torney Jerome again and communicated
with Becker.
Becker" Hart continued. had seen
Deputy Commissioner Dougherty and no
answered all of Dougherty's questions"
Coming to Sam Schepps Mr.. Hart de-
scribed Schepps's hight to Hot Springs
and how he conducted himself there
after the publication OF Jack Roses con-
fesslon.
II shall prove" pursued the defend
ants counsel, that when at last Sam
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ana BchoppS, oonepireo TO Kill 8o0ou-
thai entirely apart from Becker. ana
each with an Independent motive"
MIR. Hart then outlined Becksr's early
life from his birth In sullivan County,
until he entered the Police Department
at the age OF twenty-five. where Hart
said. he was trusted and efficient
"A year ago" he said. che was as
his work was most efficient. His men
arrested more than 1900 persons OF whom
more than 1000 were convicted. Among
his duties was to guard the dinner
given by the Mayor to the German
Prince, and he arrested a number Of
striking walters. That will show the
motive or the witness, waiter Krause.
1--WE shall nhow that the 6amb-
ling fraternity 10 murdesrous In
its rago toward my one who A.
tacks 10. We will show that
murders IRE commonly pa.a for by
these gamblers. Months before
the murder Of Aostuthal Becker
knew an sffort would be MADE to
"job him." ana he frequently asked
his supsgtors to transfer him from
the special Squad, but In their ais
erection they refused to do So"
Mr. Hart spoke OF the close contact OF
detectives and the criminal element and
the danger OF such contact.
SAYS BECKER MADE UsE OF
JACK ROSE.
Among others OF q criminal char
acters whom the defendant had to use"
ran on Hart. was Rose, lie was a
dangerous man to handle. Now. as Cor
Rosenthal, he had a reputation OF Ions
standing as an informer. lie was
known to have written anonymous let
/ tiers TO the police and he was genor-
ally hated and dlstrusted by such men
as Rose and WALTON. and It was only
natural that they should consplre to
Kill him and get him out Of the way.
at will DC shown here Just what tho
relations were between Rose and Ros-
enthal and the indisputable motives OF
Rose and others 10 get him out OF the
way. Rosenthal could not be trusted
by any OF his associates IN the gambling
business, as Rose himself sworo. There
was every paipabe reason for them to
get rid OF him. For Becker there was
none,
Now. coming to the raid OF Rosen'
that's gambling house the defense vii
prove certain very important facts II
| the prisoners favor. We shall show
that on the nlght Of the raid Mrs
Rosenthal asked Becker to arrest som'
man other than her nephew. because
he cher nephew was studying for In,
law. Becker refused. That will show
wha, Mrs. Rosenthals anipus toward
Becker Is based on.
We will show that Becker dN soi
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Run,Or of Mock Court 80
to Drill "SQueuLers -

II was stated Just before Attorney
John W. Hart began his eloquent open
ing address In behalf OF the accused
pol ceman that the States big Four"
held dress rehearsals OF their part as
witnesses In the West Side Court prison;
What they we're coached At . mock
trial" under the direction OF four skilled
lawyers one OF whom presided as
Judge and the others rs counsel Tor the
prosecution and defense.
Reports Of the alleged mock trial re-
hearsals OF the States big Four"
reached the ears OF the Becker lawyers
at the eleventh hour. II was not until
last night that process servers Tor tho
defense began serving subpoenas upon
the attaches of the West Side prison.
wardens, guards. sweepers and all the
missionaries and spiritual comforters
who visit the prison In West Fifty-third
street. where Rose. WALTON. Weber and
schepps have been guests Of the County
Prosecutor ever since their arrest.
ATTORNEYS SPEND THE NIGHT
QUESTIONING WITNESSES.
Several attorneys for the defense spent
the greater part Of the night and early
| to-day closely interrogating those Wit
nesses and II the reports are thoroughly
| corroborated. tho earlier theory OF the
defense will be thrown into the discard
and another and moro startling one will
take ITS place.
The runors that led to the hurried
change in plans had to do with the
carefully dovctailed stories told on the
| ,.,tt. u,,I kx, To, IUi
Weber. Harry WALTON and Sam Schepps
According to reports that reached John
+ Mcintyre, chief counsel for the de-
Tense, these four incrimlnatlng witnesses
were 80 carefully drilled In their speak.
Ing parts that there was no chance fol
a hitch when they took the witness
stand.
| With the OPENING OF the courtroom to-
day the Criminal Courts Building wa,
invested by the biggest mob that tina,
far has been attracted to the trial. Tn,
herding OF the defense's witnesses was a
task fraught with many difficulties, a,
only one room was provided Tor then
and they were damned In this chambe
a great deal like cattle. Many of tn,
witnesses had to fight their way through
the crush In the rotunda by main force
waving their subpoenas In the air Il
prove that they were entitled to invad
the police lines. Val O'Farrell hal
charge OF the witnesses. and the fac
that he had formerly been a Contra
Office detective and was well known t
all the police guards was big factor 4
his favor Even SO he had to fisht
continuous combat to drag his witnesse
through the press and land them In tn
room near the. tribunal to which Justic
Con- had granted permission to the de
Tense to use.
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addition to ne smouns gave Col.

addition to tie amount I gave Col.
Dewey.
''Througheut the campaign I was not
actively concerned with the collection
or expenditures OF money.
During the whole campaign the Taft
people assiduously circulated the lie
that am connected with the Harvester
Trust. I have never owned and do no,
own . share of Harve ester stock and do
not expect to own share.
"Mr. McCombs has testified that
Cyrus Mccormick contributed to the
Wilson campaign fund. Cyrus and
Harold Mccormick and the two Deering
brothers represent overwhelmingly the
larGest stock interest in the Harvester
Company. Both these McCormicks. one
Of whom II at the head OF the trust,
are for Wilson. Both the Deerings are
against Col. Roosevelt and I believe
one Of them Is for Mr.. Taft.
And yet. Mr. Hilles and his asso-
ciates persistentiy circulate the lie that
the Harvester Trust has spent large
sums In the Roosevelt campaign. Be-
side the holdings Of the Deerinss and
the McCormicks, Mr.. Perkins, are 30
,hs .r,.. e. a. 80 - ,or NJ Tai,
-, % ~ :.
osmAno tns' she uiFec.oIs VI sne
harvester Trust DO cameo oeaors TINS
committee to TESTIFY ~ TO what candi-
dates they are supporting. demand
that Mr.. Hilles be recalled to ,appraise
the money value OF the North Carolina
postmasterships held up by President
Taft.
ne A mn onc>oe ea0M vii AON
-. .-.., -.,,.-
w oIeeI tuoe''
Gov. Wilson has stated that the Steel
Trust 10 back OF Col Roosevelts candi-
dacy. demand that the Governor give
evidence a. to the truth of this charge
and that this committee summon the d.
reotors of the Steel Corporation to IN,
ouire Al IN what candidate they are sup
nortns I.
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WHITMAN ADMITS MAKING DEAL
I WTTH'THREE ROSENTHAl PLOTTERS

TO It." F,
But 7 will not lot you tell II your
own way" replied the Court. smiling
family.
@. on the 10Th day Of July. aid you
talk In the Tomos with Rose, when
Wcbber and vailon were present. A.
Yes.
O. Where was ;h,t conversation7 A..
In the counsel room
@ Who were there7 A. We were alone
ten minutes Before the counsel same In.
9. Who were you alone with7 A.
Jack Rose. He spoke 70 me.
Q. Did no say that Mr.. Whitman
and r-r. James NJ. Sullivan had
writer q stipulation ana that II
you wouid saucai mr.. whitman
would turn you ort7 A. Yes.
q. Did ho say that Marry WALTON,
Weber and yourself were In bad7 \.
Not mysclf. My name was not mem
toned. no said webbsr ana vsiiou
facing them and that they wanted TO
implioate Becker that was their
only hope.
q. Did YOU say. Who are you going
to squeal on?' and did he say they were
going to squeal on Becker? A. lie told
me they wsro goiAg TO frame Becker mp
and
The Court--Halt! Strike that out.
You must answer questions rs they are
put and not volunteer information.
Sullivan. unaboshed. checked himself
and prepared for his next outbufst.
which came n second later.
INSISTS THAT ROSE TALKED OF
A FRAME-UP.
Q. Did Rose or their accuscrs say ~
YOU. You know the newspapers are
bowling about Becker and whitman
wants Becker. So am Going to squeai :
A. No. he didn't say that. he said no
was going to frame him up.
The Couft-Strikc that out.
q. Did you say 10 Rose: You bald
headed -. You are up TO your old game
again' You are trying TO frame some
body again" ana did Rose say 10 you:
We've got TO frame whitman. Waldo.
the Mayor and everybody else TO get
out OF hereT" A. Yes. that's just what
he said. 10
q. Did you see Rose AGAIN. A. Yes,
in the Flfty-third street prison on Au-
gust s.
@. who were there9 A. Rose. vat
Ion and Weber. Schepps was brought
up later.
q. Did you then get a latter from
Mr.. Moss. the Assistant Dist A.
got a friendly letter. Want II read to
the Jury?
The Couft-Strike that out
q. DID Koso sayi 'Sslf-prsscrva.
ton IL this first law Of naturs'7 4.
Sure. ne bruddef, 1rldgis and
Hridyis's vito heard i'm, zoo.
Q. Did Rose say no was going 10
frame up on Becker7 A. Sure. Hc
said he was clever enough to
Tho Court-StrikeS that out.
'Did you mingle with each other In
the West Side prisonY'', f
objection sustained. a. were all
questions relative to their comminslins
In prison. y
q. Did You have anything 70 DO With
the murder OF nosenthais 4. No, ana
Mr., Whitman knows thA1. Ne said IN.
was ~iiiiSs 70 M q s2ldsvis I didsS
have asy more TO DO VITA n than his
baby. III,
q. Krause. the walter, says that you
looked at the body Of Rosenthal and
smiled. Did your A. No. didn't.
Q. Krause says you spoke to one OF
the murderers after the shooting? A.
didn't get there until ten minutes
after the shooting. How could -have
talked to them7
| Q. When you were In prison, did
Weber talk TO you about the killing
] Of Rosenthal7,
Objections sustained.
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Turkish Warship Blown UpS
LONDON. Oct. ia Turkish warship