The Detroit times., 1914-02-16

Anthony OhOiarlnSkl says thdt ne
/ signed as favor 90 Cram, who told
him thar the petition was TO get JOB
Tor him.
Charles Goetzke SAYS that he did not
read the affidavit; that ne, believes
Gilman innocent.
Louis Durow says he thinks formeG
AID. Thelsen's bartender asked him 10
sign. that he do not read the paper,
and was not sworn.
Samuel Lewis says that he has an
opinion and that he is an intimate
friend OF Deimel and Rosenthal.
Edward HOOK signed what lac
thought was petition 70 the prOsecu.
tor to dismiss the Gilman case. be
cause Gilman has been punished
enough, and il is unjust to prosecute
men caught as the aldermen were.
Wesley c. stephens says that he
lives outside Detroit. at No. S94 Fair
view-aye.
James Corbett says that he has an
opinion. and thai he signed because he
thinks expense can be saved by keep.
ing the cases here.
Frank l.. Besoenger says that he
signed at RoseEthal's request, who
told him that it was a paper relative
TO becoming juror he denies that
he was sworn
Ben Golden says that he did not
read the AFFIDAVIT; that he signed az
the request OF Schreiber's bartender
who told him that IL wasn't nothing
that be was no. sworn
Doing the Boys a Favor"
Henry Miller says that he didn
read the paper; that he signed at the
request OF a friend who said that il
would De doing the boys a favor
and that he was not sworn
Thomas II. Maloney says that he
was not sworn
William j. MARI says that he
thought, when he signed thar he could
he fair juror, nut that he has made
up his mind that he cannot
Stanley A. Rochowiak says that he
was not familiar with the contents OF
the paper, and chat he knows Gilman
Ernest NJ. Schiid says that he knows
Theisen. and that he thought the afti-
dayit would assist the defense.
Leopold Ruemele says that he didn Z
understand the affidavit, aud that he
is intimate with Theisen.
A. MendelssoGu says that he knows
Rosenthal. and hat he signed to aid
the defense in It's efforts 10 have the
cases kept here.
Ernest Schwein says that he didn't
read the affidavit; that he was asked
IL he knew former AID Mason, and on
his Affirmative reply. was told TO sign
Harry Fleischman says that he was
very busy and did not read the paper,
that be was asked ii he thought a man
charged with crime in Wayne county
should be- tried here. and on his affirm
alive reply, was told To sign.
Joseph +. O'Connor says hat had he
read the affidavit carefully. he would
not have signed il.
Roy w Rundcll says that he signed
to please friend, that If he had read
carefully. he would not have signed
Simeon O. RiVet says that he signed
at the request OF, Deputy Sheriff Ed
ward New berry. who said that his sig
nature would re; him on jury next
fall; that he does not live in Detroit.
but in ST Clair Heights
Ross Lee says that Newberry told
him il was not necessary TO read the
paper-iust 10 sign il.
Albert Clark, colored, says that lie
did not read the AFFIDAVIT; that white
man. unknown. said that it was to get
colored men for jurors. He says he
signed in Abe AckermRn's pool room.
Fred Souillier says that he can't
read English; that he signed because
New berry said ~ would get him on a
jury next fall that he lives in ST
Clair Heights.
David Barris said that he signed in
Nate Schneider saloon, because he
was told. "All ;he boys are signing
II. TO do Rosenthal a favor" lie says
he was not sworn.
Andru Jozwiak says that the sigma
ture on the affidavit is not his, as the
name Is incorrectly spelled; that he
can't read English, and did not sign
the paper.
Newberry Same Persuader.
Frank III. Marco says that he did not
read the affidavit. and signed at New
berry's request
John c. Hees says he lives in St
Clare Heights; he thought he might
become juror ly signing.
Samuel Graham sr,, says that NO
tary lyers told him 1t was no use 10
read the affidavit, that il merely re-
ferred to the change OF venue in the
Gilman case.
Charles Shermctaro says that New
berry told him the paper would get
him on jury next fall. that he lives
in st. Clair Heights that he told New
berry SO, and that Newberry replied
that this would make no difference.
James Nj. Cain says that he was not
sworn.
Herschel d. Parke says that he lives
in st. Clair Heights, and signed at
Newberry's request
Isaac Rosenberg, better known as
"Squangee." former chief of the coun.
~ building guards. says that he
had been "jobbed." and that he
thought they had been.
William Montgomery says that he
did not read the affidavit; that he was
told that II was for the uplift OF the
colored race. He swore that he has
seen crap games i'm Abe Alderman $
poolroom. and that the last large game
was on Jan. 20
r. j. Sheppard says that he did not
read the affidavit
Robert Schooler says tnat he knows
Rosenthal. that he signed hurriedly.
and that IL he mad known the contents
OF the paper. he would not have signed
Jesse Colmar SAYS that he cant
read English; That he signed at the
request OF boy named Clarence. in
Schreiber's saloon, and was not sworn
william A. Ketchum SAYS that New
berry told him the paper might get
him on jury next fall On his reply
that he did not want TO sit, Newberry
told him. ne says. that IL might be a