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rOTTER-Not that I know OF.
HERBARD-Well. | advise you to get
ssem out Of there as soon as you can.
POTTER-Ill do that as soon MS /
UEBBARD-I didn't think that they're
following YOU.
rOTTER-No. 7 don't think so.
rEBBARp-Well. II they did they
would know where the pamphlets were
,,In,eJ. as you went there IA good many
times.
pOTTER-No. not so many times.
They used to send up TO me.
March -. 1919.
Flatbush ais calling SIS Astoria:
POTTER Father Higgins"
UIGGtNS-Yes.
rOTTER-What do you think about
Folk statement
HtGGINS-That's very bad for them.
pOTTER-That's whore the com
claimant appoints his W judge.
UIGGINS-Yee.
pOTTER-That ought to blow them
HfGGtNs-Yes.
pOTTER-I think so.
uIGGiNS-Are o getting another
pamphlet?
TOTTER-why. sure when you can
20, that stun over to me.
HIGGINS-To-morrow-3 or 4 o'clock.
March 81, 1919.
Outside wire calling 9is Flatbush
Observation-Disclosures new?
pOTTER-They are still hunting for
me with a subpoena.
MoNslGNORE-What do they want
o. you'
roTTER-I don't know. but l think
4, is for the publication of the State
board matter. ] think We had better get
busy and get some kind OF "A four page
pamphlet stating all that We have said
vas fully proved.
MONSIGNORE-well. we won't be
able to have them before sunday.
POTTER-Oh. yes. ] am sending for
the minutes. which | expected here at II
o'clock. because We can't 20 according 10
the newspapers. it's the minutes we nave
20 go by.
NONsIGNORE-r don't think the
newspapers will bother with us. I dom
think they will take any statements from
MS. | wrote about one-half dozen OF
letters to the newspapers. ] wrote two
10 the World. one TO the Times. one 10
Tur StS. and | think | wrote two more
70 the World and the Erenin9 Post the
other n!gtt.
pOTTER-I think we will he able I,
e., one or two of the newspapers to &C.
cent. You know the press is owned BY
All these people.
MoNSIGNORE-We can try.
IOTTER-lf not We Will get that foui
page leaflei.
March -, 1919.
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