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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
Il MORNING JOURNAL
DECIDE QUE NO NIECE
SlTADEL PARTIDO REP.

los anunclos preparados por 81 coml-
t. central repupIlcano, despues du
haber eido puplicahos en- 81 Abb.
queraue Morning 1bArnal, iran en-
vlaoos a otros ~perl6uleos, hacIenao-
los pasar por e0ltoriales de dlchb
importante dlarlp. uemuestra lDs
metouoa que psan los gel vlelo par
tiuo r~epubilcano para eneahar 81
pueblo dc Nuevo Mexleo.
Del albuquerque Morning Journal
Haze aIgun0s diak que be nos LID
mo la otehciun del journal III hecnl
de que aieunOs ~eKtractOh' dc ayisvA pa
gados que efhh inBeftados Oh 81 pBrio
aico pof a cVnlitd republcano del Ea
lado, era copiauns en- los ~pefi0dicoi
pagados DO Ia antigua gayilQa fepubli
cana y dad0s q los iectoree de esos pc
riodic0s como expresiones editorialel
del Journal
La ihvestieaci6n nos gui0 q IL Gre
encla de que este fraude sObfe 81 pN
Dlico cstaba siend0 e1ecutad8 con O.
conOcimiehtO aotiy0 del cOmit6 repu
blicano. y tan pronto como legamo,
a esta conclusion, 81 Journal, pare
protegerse q 81 mlsnlO y ONO i'm d
sunto do bueha 10 para sus ectofes
decin6 Aeeptar mas anunuios de 3
miAma fuente: Las eOutnfas de a
nuncios del journal estan de Venta pa
ra todos los anuncios legitimoa, perl
no pueden usarse, con "a conBbntimien
to de los duenos de este perl0dicoI
on "a fin de cometer un fraude al pd-
hIico.
"Ahora viene 81 comit6 central re;
publicano con IN ataque y una menti-
IA v ataca la integridad de este pc
riodico por rehusar publican su c0chi.
no original y fehusar 81 s~anciDnar suh
metodos sin escruDnIn-n0r fehusar
ell prostituir sus columnas pafa los
usos depfayados del c0mite.
IN pueblo de Nueyo Mexico conoce
al Journal. Ellos tarnbien cohocen
d la gavilla republicans. Ellos saben
aun sin esta prueba mas, agregada,
que oil ieopardp no puede Gambler III
Mas concentrates seria
sup6rfluos."
~ L.NE4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
NO MAS boLoR be EspALpA
PARA ELLA.

IL sra j. n. Gasklil, az Etna6rsaA
Ind, escibes Surf de dul0f de es,
baIda keudo, y teniA dolores agudos
en- toda hi 6zpalda hasta que no me
bodfa aeadhhr " luego DEVASTATING
sin ayudas Fareula qus enfefrheda.
des arlnaflaB efan ID eauea De todo
eilos Una Aola GAIA de Pldoras de
fpibs para los fihunes me di6 hlivioi
y tanto, que nd las puedp alabaf ccmu
merecen. Este Femedse maFavilloso
para Cos males de los rihones ' del
vase puede tomaree oon entefa segu-
ridad para dolores de espaida, rpdi'
Has ~adoloridas Y dolores renmdticos.
Pc .venta en- y Betiea Capital Phar-
macy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19


Hay DC. remadio que per muehos
amos ha dado aiiYio para las teees,
fesfriados, Group, v tos ferina. Es
brobabIemente eli mejor remedio "a
hnllar conoeido para toses en- 81 mum.
do, y como no o0ntiene opios, esta
fuertemente recomendado para Toe
hihos 10 mismo que para los adultos
escriba IL Sra Chae. RietE de- Ahen
Malls, Pa. lie usado Ell compuesto
de Mel y Aiquitran de Foley por on
co ahos y no podria estar sin Ell Gu
Ia prontamente "a, ronqreTa, gargapta
inflamada, toses bronQuiales, membra
mas consestienhdas 9 inilamadas, y
permlte in sueho reppradonIDe ven
IA en- la Botea Capital Pharmacy 3
=
S~uscrfbase q H Nd6fo Ms1icdno'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
NOEsrRA pLArAFoRMA.


81 Nuevo Mexlcano ssta opues-
TO a Ia reelection dc Woodrow
para p~residentes por rax6n de
que ell honor naoional, Ia paxs
naelonal, la proaperidad naeios
nal estan lnseguras en- u ma
nos, como s. ievldenela por los
r~esultados de sus ouatro amos
en- ell poder. Per oonsigulen-
te sostenemos a Charles Evans
Hughes.
FL Nuevo Mexioano esta opues-
to 4 Ia election de n. o. Bur
sum, Frank A. HubbeII y otros
candidates repubiIcanos en- VI
Mexico a las oficInas del Esta-
do poraue cree que IA vuelta
al poder de tales hombres y de
Ia ofdanizaoi6n con que estan
afiliados, es una amenaza . Ia
causa del buen uoblerno, y a
b~ienestar del pueblo del Esta-
do. POr 10 tanto, estA soportan-
do al bcIetc democratic del Es-
tado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

No hay duda de que Ell partido ft
sionista va a tener Una tnayoffa en- 81
condado, Ia que aegun los caldulos
mas acartados, sin contar a los dudo-
sos, sino soiainente a los seguros, pa
sara de 500 yotos en- favor de los can
didatos del partido fusionista.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
4 PnRo sEeURo.

IN cataftluo pddefoso q teeea hacs
tahto daho como bebelicio. Las
PastilIas CatSrtieas de Foley tun Ella
vss, pefo Aegrmas en- sd aceI6n Son
entertainments purgantes y 1fmplan
oompletamenfe los intestlnpss endnl'
zan 81 est0masD y bepefleisn ell hlEe'
do Para indigeetl6n15 .biliosldRdl
NAL aliento. gRs en- 81 est6mAgo, hih'
ohado, constipades no hay femedin
due seepueda aomparars hi reeomen'
dar mas altamenteo No causa her
vores, dolor 0 nauseas. Las perso'
mas gordas 10 Tecomfendan por ID
bien que Sc sienten cuando las tonihn,
De venta en- Ia Botica Capital Phpr'
macy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

El proxImo I de NoVefnbre Sc vera
81 mayor triunfo del partido del pue.
bio, que es 81 paftido fusionista del
condado de Santa re.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

fluido VITAL le> duele a I'd. la ointura
o la cabeza, Sc siente I'd. gastado, sin
amino nj vigor, debido a abuses o ex-
cesos en- la juventud? Va I'd. per
diendo la esperanto de recuperar su
antique espiritu para poder gozar otra
yez de los placeres de la vida? En- este
case escrfbanus hoy sin falta, pues es
tempo que I'd. obtenga 10 que le res
taure la salud y Ell vigor. A TODD HON
bre que nos escriba solicitandolo, le
enviaremos ENTERTAINMENTS gratis una
muestra de nuestro gran tratamiento
medicinal NERYIsANA para que Ia
pruebe y note sus efectos. 81 que una
vez haya usado ell metodo NERVISA-
NE es nuestro decidido amigo para
siempre, este explica TODD. Ademas,
de la mnestra lie enyiamos tambien
sin ningun costo u obligation para U.
in eiemplar del ~interesante librito;
ia salud ante todo." Esta Obrita
que es codiciada por TODD hombre de-
bill explica clara y distintamente la in
fluencia de los nervios sobre ell siste-
ma sexual. Sc ie manda enteTamen-
to gratis junto con Ia muestra, TODD
bien empacado y franco de porte. con
solo mandarnos una carta, describien-
DO, en- su propio lenguaie, Ell NAL Que
SURE. Dlffjess d:
THE NERvIsANA co.
DEBT. fJ-zBs2 Milwaukee Ave-
CHICAGO, Til.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

Y los amachados tendran que lar
garse con Ia mtisica i otra parte des-
pues de Ia e1eccion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

Mientras los repubiieanos ataean a
los Independence, dejan d~escansar
q los demopratas, v estos ganan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

Afiro y eompohao Pianos y Plane
las. Dele 81 orden en- Ia casa DE- Ia
SeHora de Torres, Gale De San fran
CISCO, abaIo, No. sss.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
SOLO PARA HOMBRES
NERVlsANA, Ell REMEplo que
TANTo sE HA EuscADo.
Una Muestra Cratic 4 Todos los que
Ia pIdan.

& Sc siente listed
nervioso o que sus
fuerzas Sc agotan?
Nota I'd que su vi
6 sexual Sc aca-
'ba que La memoria
le falta, 0 que su
sneho es interrum-
pido por pesadillas
mn AL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
IA struAcioN poLIricA.

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The sun., 1916-08-26
MORRISON'S SECRET
FAMILY STORY TOLD
Margaret Burnstein. ~. TpSti-
fies to Her Adoption by
Millionaire.

CHICAGO. Aug. ?5.--JIow Edward W.
estate is under investigation in Federal
Judge Landis's court. adopted two girls
Of whose parentage their supposed
father accused him. was told on the wit
ness stand to-day by one Of the girls.
Margaret Burnstein Morrison. IL years
Jacob Burns,cin had testified that his
wife. on her deathbed. had confessed that
Morrison was the father Of Margaret
and her younger sister. Alice. Mar
garet said she had been legally adopted
by Morrison.
Were you present al the adoption pro-
ceedings%' Judge Lands asked.
Yes"
What do you know about the adop-
tion"
81 know IL was my mothers wish"
sMorrison's estate was thrown into
bankruptcy proceedings after an assign
ment OF sale of much Of his property "a
James v Ward. an attorney. BY terms
OF the will Of Morrison's father, Edward
Morrison. much OF his property would re-
,-ii 10 the city oi Chicago in event il.
died without issue.
Franci = lioulihan. counsel for Nor
rlsnn's creditors. declared that unscrup-
ulous lawyers. women and habitues ~
Chicago's underworld came into the life
OF the aged nan TO obtain his money,
lie was taken on trips to other cities
Mr.. Houlihan declared. inc new char
acters introduced to keep his fortune
d%wlndlinE.
Search Of the refuses quaint old
two story home. In which II was though,
he had concealed vast sums OF money
revealed sli.13 in cash and n bunch
Of old papers. cancelled checks and
notes, Iva one pocket almost 100 81 -
US written In various hands. but uu,
signed and which totalled more thar
600, We're found. No trace OF deeds
titles II other records Of OWNERSHIP
Ia property reputed 20 no worth So Oo.
600 waS found.
Investigation into the affairs OF Mo
rison has shown that James Il. Ward
who was counsel for the aged man, ID
holding more than 81, 00O. Goo worth %
properly conveyed To him 10y Morrison
.Iohu Sommers. - jewcllsr. disposed o
$500 600 Of MorrIson'S fortune in zen
tcrtairiug" him Mrs. Kate Hitler. for
! merry keeper Of 4 lace shop. got $40. uu
in cas- md s7@.oo0 in bonds during In,
life of Morrisrn's wife, who died II
1902 They wcre gifts, Mrs. Hitler as
serted.
The sun., 1916-08-26
MEXICAN FARLEY IN
PORTSMOUTH, N H
Scene Of Russo-Japancsc Peace
Negotiation Chosen for
the Meetings.
WILL GO IN WARSHIP
Delegates Will Be Entertained
First-POlitical Plot
Seen in Delay.

WASHINGTON. Aug. c5.-The joint
Mexican-American commission probably
will hold it's meetings in the same rooms
at Portsmouth. ". H.. where the Russo
Japanese peace negotiations were con-
cluded. A conference between Secre-
tary Lansing and the American repre-
sentatives was held to-day. A United
States warship will be placed at the
disposal OF the Joint commission to take
them to their destination after the initial
meeting at the Hotel Biltmore. New
York. on September 4.
Prior TO the actual deliberations Of
the commissioners. there will be a series
OF courtesies paid by the American rep.
resentatives to their Mexican guests.
The trip on an American warship will
be- something in the nature Of a yacht
ing party. and no enort will be made
to appear abrupt in getting down to the
real work OF the commission. From a
political viewpoint. delay In regarded as
important by the Administration II
serves to prctract the meetings into the
decisive stages Of the political campaign.
II Is admitted generally now that the
american troops will be withdrawn from
Mexico practically as 500 as the Mex
lean commissioners make the demand.
''' ~ TOT lnls concession the
Administration desires to have some
ihing from Mexico which may have inn
portant bearing on the Presidents
plans.
Eliseo Arredondo fully realizes that
the whole thing is now primarily a po-
1ttical game. But he believes that Car
rama can play at that game himself
and therefore need rave no concern over
other matters. once the Administrator
has definitely yielded to the Mexican
First Chiefs wish that the American
troops leave Mexico.
In other words. C%arranZa is sendinc
his representatives here TO accomplish
this purpose The Administration will
| then keep them here to accomplish pur
poses Of it's own. C~arranza, II is under.
stood. does not particularly care how
long they stay or what they discuss after
his demand concerning the troops with
dra iva has been complied with.
The House to-day passed a bill ex'
tending the period during which mer'
! chandise may remain in bonded ware
houses for expectation to Mexico unit
| conditions in Mexico are such as to Jus
| ,ify exports into that country. A sim
, liar resolution has passed the Senate.
The sun., 1916-08-26
SAVES TWO
FROM DEPORTATION
Appeal for Russian War
Widow and Daughter An
swcrpd at Eleventh Hour.

An eleventh hour appeal to President
and Yer daughter. Esther. from being
sent back to Russia from Ellis Island
yesterday. They were aboard the Nieuw
Amsterdam and 6 o'clock, the sailing
were telegraphcd from Washington that
they he taken of.
Mrs. Schimelson. who is 50 years
old, arrived here on the Noordam from
Rotterdam on Angus, : with her daugh-
ter Esther. 10 years old. and her son
Reuben, II. The immigration auihori-
ties allowed the hoy to 20 to Chicago,
where the immigrants were to have
made their home with four married
daughters Of Mrs. Schimelson. iut as
the doctors said the girl Esther was
fechlcnindcd her deportation was or
derei. and her mother was directed to
return to the old country to care for
her.
But Mrs. Schimclson feared Russia.
Her husband. a baker in Suwalki. Rus
sIau Poland, was put to death by the
Russians when they recapturcd Suwalki
after the first German invasion last
year. lie was accused OF selling bread
to German soldiers. Then the Germans
r~tcaptured the wi and sent the widow
and her two children to Berlin. where
she got a passport for America. forbid
ding her to return. So with tn. doors
Of both Russia and Germany closed to
her Mrs. Sch!rnelson almost lost her
mind when she learned at Ellis Island
she would have to be sent back.
In her behalf the Hebrew Sheliering
and Immigrant Aid Society began work
INK. Yesterday is president, Judge
Leon sanders. ,eicgrapned President
Wilson reminding him OF the agreemen,
hetweeu the immigration authorities
! and the society whereby aliens We're not
to he returned TO bell!Gerent countries
while. the val lasted TIE society's
Washington agent, Louis :. Gottlieb, saw
;hs President at the White House. Tn,
result was that Solicitor-General Deus.
more OF the Department; of Labor wiret
immigration Commissioner Frederick e
Howe that the case OF the Schimelson.
would y" reviewed
~ friends % the Schimelsons hav,
agreed I" sec that the girl Esther /,
properly schoo.cd until her defects cat
loo corrected. 1t looks as II the widow
wItNpu. = country will he adopted by tn,
l'Ut"d states.
The sun., 1916-08-26
TO GET $3.50 FOR OLD BONDS.
NrtrOUnlitnn NniiwRy Trustee Must

Judge Augustus y. Hand of the United
states District Court slEncd an order
Yesterday authorizing III" reimbursement
of the holders If IN" III rsflndiup bonds
of the dcfuuct Metropolitan Street i,ail-
way company with coupons dated April
and October |. 1905. The houdhollprs
are to receive S3in per bond The Judge
permits the Farmers Loan aud Trust
company. as ~trlstr" Of the mortgage So
curing ihr bonds, Ia Ms" the money de
positch for that ulrpOs" In the Guaranty
Trust Company by tho receiver Of the
Metropolitan Street Railway COMPANY.
From this fund, however, is to he de
Quoted 81, 900, which Is to h. paid To The
trustee and It's counsel for compensation
and disburssmspt&
The sun., 1916-08-26
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DEAD.
Commit suicide h, Ga. rs DID the
Formers Husband.

Mr.. Louise Gooilcr. IS years, and her
daughter Elsie. - Years. ou tied su;-
ed 10y gar yesterday morning in III"
furnished room they had occupied for
two months AZ 1874 West SiNty-ti,th
street. They had carefully DESTROYED All
,ll.s ia tholr identity except a letter Ia
Arthur ,ioc.lcr, a salesman for the Coc-
Mortimer company. ~ chambers street.
the son of Mrs. G~ocller.
Mr. '~;ucllor. ~" son. who lives AZ $40
First street, Narkonsa"N. y. j., said
they had dioi IN just the same Way as
had his father seven years ago. He said
that he had not seen them for four years
and knew nothing about thor lives OK
ccr' hat he had heard they had sold
their home in flaCkenSack aii were
spending tho time N travel. He said
they hu! never got over the shock Of
hir fathcr's death, and that this VAS
the only reason he could ascribe for
their act.
The sun., 1916-08-26
TO LEAVE
Cabrera and RodRers Will Go to
L. =. via Vera Cras.

Mexico CITY. Aug. 25.-Louis Cabrera.
president Of the Mexican commission
to the peace conference in the United
States. will leave here on Sunday. ac-
companied by James Lin Rodgers. the
American representative To the Car
rama Government. They will 30 to
New York by way Of Vera Cruz. The
that Senior Cabrera would leave
Sunday was reached after a lengthy
conference OF the Mexican Commission
ers to-day.
Alberto ]. PAM and Ygnaclo Bonillas.
the other members of the commission
will 20 to the United States in Senior
Pants private car, by way or Piedras
Negras. San Antonio and 81. Louis. The
commissioners decline to discuss their
Instructions.
The Department OF the Interior Is
formulating a decree calling Congress
sional elections. II probably will no
be issued until all returns are in from
the municipal elections to be held Sep
TENDER 3. Those elected under this de-
cree will organize a constitutional as
sembly to consider reforms in the con-
stitution.
The sun., 1916-08-26
WORKMAN TIES UP SUBWAY.
How Of CrOyvbNr short Circuits
Bronx Trains Three Hours.

\ too vigorous blow from q work.
mans crowhar tied M the iironX sub
way completely yesterday morning for
three hours, beginning at $50 o'clock.
the wOrs, possible time II could happen.
The workman. Nathan jacobson. ~
173 East l22l stree, is a plumber, not
employed by tn" subway, He was lpok-
ing for a dcfcr'iyr water main IN front
of 81 West l32d street. lie jahhcd
with his Vrownm ono moment, and The
next found himself ten feet away. fright
cred. hui %uniui,h"d.
He had struck a feeder cable running
from n nearby power house. and had
caused n short circuit Simultaneously
there was a rhort curcuit in the switch
board OF the power house. and all tho
trains north Of NinetN-siX street
halted until ~ so \ NJ, whoa tho
trouble was located and repaired,
The sun., 1916-08-26
ONE KISS COSTS $50 FINE.
Taken, Despite WOman's Protest
She Charges In Court.

For one kiss taken despite the pro-
test OF the young woman IND her two
companions James r. O'BOyle OF 461
Sixry-third street, Brooklyn. who Is
engaged in the steamship transportation
business with offices at ! Broadway.
was fned $50 yesterday by Magistrate
Manner In the Gates avenue court.
Brooklyn. Miss Fannie Sloman OF l4S
Jefferson avenue charged that while she
and her two companions. Miss Bette
Senner Of AS Nostrand avenue and Mrs.
Rose Polimer OF ISL Jefferson avenue.
were crossing Putnam avenue at Nos
trand O'Boyle alighted from his auto
mobile and kissed and Rugged her, Her
two companions corroborated her story
and also charged that O'Boyle insulted
them.
O'Royle denied his guilt and said his
olly approach toward the young women
was to argue with them over their con-
teu'.on that he had nearly run them
down. when O'Boyle was found guilty
his young wife, present in court, tainted.
The sun., 1916-08-26
GIRL CLEARS DOOMED SLAYER.
syrian Says She and Not Elias
JazrR Killed RAZOR kaHat.

Rafor kayat WAS found shot 20 death
through III" shoulder and the abdomen
on tn. floor of the kitchen of 73t.
Washington street on IN" night Of April
Il by policemen who heard revolver shots
and investigated In front ot the place
they found Neheah Ghattas. a rather
COMEDY young woman, and Elias Jazra.
her brother-in-law. Both Of them were
much excited and the girl was hiding a
revolver in her apron, She said Kayat
had betrayed her and that Jazra had
avenged her when k,Nat refused mar
rage. 50 Jazra was convicted of first
degree murder and Is In the death house
~ Sing Sing.
All this seemed clear enough until
yes, erday. when the Rev. Father CaShin
called on District Attorney Swami. and
laid hcfor" him \ confession from Ne
heah Ghtttas IN which the Syrian girl
says So herself fred the shots which
killed her seducer.
Willard H. ELLISON. an attorney of II;
broadway, said at his home. 80 West
N.ueti'th street. last night that a few
days nGu the girl wrote t. Lara from
tn" Tomus, where she was hold as an tc-
comTli"c, telling her relative she had
committed III" crime and wanted to tel
IN" story At The trial. hut lad not been
allowed to testify. The letter concluded
by saying she was willing 20 pay the
uundltN.
.Iu2ra gave the lottcr To Father tlshiu,
chaplain of Sng sing, who sent il To-
Ellison and ais notified the District At
tourney. Ellison, who defended J,Xrt AT
the trial. said he called Ncheah ,;hntt,s
as u witness during the trial, hut muun
objection from the prosecutor. SUSTAINED
10y tho court, si" was not allowed tu
talk the stand, Sh" is and was at that
time under Indictment ~ an accessory.
Ellisvn said he would 60 before "A SUI
pr"mo Court Justic. to-day and file AN
appeal for a new trial for Jazra on the
ground uf newly discovered evidence.
Nrb"ah ';hattas was hurried from the
Tomhs 1" Re'l"vu" last Thursday night,
Soon she viii become a mother.
The sun., 1916-08-26
AMULET SELLER CONVICTED.
Ex-Assc ~ HI ErOoks Accused
~ Violating sanitary Code.

Joseph trooks. former ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
was found guilty Yesterday OF violating
the sanitary code by selling a neck bag
or amulet stamped with a red cross and
bearing the words "lnfantile \ :. Dis
ease rrotvrtur,' Justices collins, I'd
wards aud Freschi Of the court of Spc-
cial Sessions continued t'rooks's bail 81
81 600 to September I. during which tin.c
III" case will he investigated further.
FrookS. who lives at c. East Eighth
street. had a place in thrysti" street
whore, inspectors of the Board of Health
discovered. he vas making the amulets
The health authorities contend the bags
are useless. aud that besides frookS had
no permit 10 make or sell any such ar
tirly.
The sun., 1916-08-26
AUTHOR LOSES FIGHT ON FOX.
lourt Refuses to Make Film Pro-
ducer Advertise tho writer.

Justice George V. Mullan Of the New
York Supreme Court denied to Herbert
Brenon yesterday an injunction AGAINST
william Fox. producer of tho $1,000, 900
cinema spectacle. "a Daughter OF IN"
Gods" starring Annette ke!l"rmann, Mr..
Brcnon sought to force william Fox to
carry the Brenon name as author OF the
scenario and to give him newspaper and
other forms OF advertising.
Justice Mullan. In refusing to grant the
Injunction, holds that Mr., Hrenon has M
contract with william Fox, and declines
10 permit any Interference with Mr.,
Fox's presentation OF the photoplay,
The sun., 1916-08-26
NOT GUILTY, SAYS LOEWINTHAN
Alleged Insurance Swindlcr Held
In $4,000 hail.

pr. Max Loewinthan Of 1871 Seventh
avenue, Who was arrested at his summer
nome in Arverue. |. I, Thursday night.
charged with attempted grand larceny
in Il scheme to sV.ndlo insurance com
panies. pleaded not guilty when he was
a"iraignrl in General Sessions Yesterday
before Judr" Rotalsky. lie was held in
$4,000 bal for trial.
The charge is based on the story Of
Thomas iIll, a mechanic. Who said that
AT tho suggestion Of lr l.orw nthau he
pretended To- have been injured IN a fail
N a garage T-"n "a ".n.m tor damages
was pres, ut"d to the Zurich General .Ac-
eden, and Liability company,
The sun., 1916-08-26

"'hl III" Government is trying to
,,'l 'V' now Is whether TNelman and
''I f'I were acting Illegally when
,'' Hdoilrd mail for the Underground
'H,''n one statute provides that
n"I shal upt be carried on a mail
.'',h'' except by the regular posta!
.uj'.F''s, u another sets fOrtA that
.' ''i''fN may he mad" In tho case
' iW" prisoners, Thompson and
",ll.in, II IS alleged that they weg.
''n,' ny N"l,' ~, the banker,
mo- l"rtl office uf the Department ~
"'F' " Its been instructed TO ascertain
,"'.'I u' not the mai system con-
." 'l o. | ftelman and Thompson was
,vS'' 80 t. hN many prominent Germans.
'' -! th' prisoners. Il was learned yes
'''' ..'l a large quantity OF mail in
o. I',sS' as.'u At In" time ~ his aires
''"' -lHuon' planned to &c, this ny
" ~! . snhp,rna dnces tecum. but
y 1910 TIM" IN" iega. fprns were car
'' ONT 'ur |lrltr,s mad disappeared
I''h"' lh' yer" pat INT the mail
''' -" ''I tcrcd hS messengcr could not
-" a. o'iliucd, but they were gone, and
m'h them a few valuable clews. the
'''-sil, "i"rs helisra