The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-25

you up after this my name will be
Diamond.
FARRELL--AlI right.
HEBBARD-LeL me know anything
that you hear.
FARRELL-Where can I get you?
HEBBARD-Gramercy G264 o. Irving
Hotel. 20 Gramercy Park.
FARRELL-Is that your hone'
HEBBARD-Yes.
FARRELL-fIl say that 7 am Ryan.
Undated.
Fiatbush o4s calling sol Madison
square:
POTTER-Ucilo. Wary,
D1NEEN-Hello. Doctor
FOTTER-Did you hear anything
from the seat Of war?
DINEE.N-N No. not a word. Maybe
Ms a little too soon 10. You hear my
thing7
POTTER-No. but We will soon hear.
Just as soon as the pamphlets get
around.
D1NEEN-How many were given out
In Brooklyn?
puTTER-About 1900 in Brooklyn
and 20. 900 IN Manhattan. We'll soon
nave them on the run I thought we
would have them on the blink by his
time. I think we will put them out or
business. They are OH the run now.
D1NEEN-Nes. when them pamphlets
get around there will be some time.
March 10. 1919.
Outside wire calling oi3 F%latbusn.
POTTER-weli, there's a lot Of
pamphlets around ] a.e the Tribune
says there were 1000 distributed.
- Sa. fhay'Ta ROtnR no
send stenographers into the churches.
POTTER-They can't touch anybody
! for what Is said in the CHURCHES
nobody Il aincuable FOR what Is said In
the churches. The world has not gone
far enough IN its article. We got better
b. adverttsiup last week. nd YOU send y"
Albany That's NE main t'tng
FARRELI-yes. that's attended 10,
Have YOU got enough of the pamphlets?
pOTTER-Yes. but we can got oil
we want. II IL still set up. All We
have to do IA 70 put II on the press.
That's the last parH. ] have got II
under lock and key here
FARRELL-If J send over for II to-
morrow can ! have y"
pOTTER-Yes. hui YOU must send
some one that We know or We would not
let him in. We will not open the door
for any one We don't know.
FARRELL-I will send my secretary
you know him?
POTTER-All r'sht-wc can peek AZ
him through the glass.
March 20, 1910.
rIatbush e4s calling i343 worth;
pOTTER-Ths Is Doctor I'otte-.
Now they may come 10 make Inquiries
about these pamphlets to-day, SO don't
give them any Information at all.
r IL th- 70
paper men?
~pOTTER--I don't care who COMES.
Don't give them any Information at all
Just protect our interests.
tlNibert represented the printer Of the
pamphlets.1
March 20. 1913.
outside wire calling as llatbu~h
UNKNOWN PARTY-Ye~. that would
be Al good idea. | would like to get a
iiuo or how you frst came to publish
your pamphlet and thea explain that and
let II come under some big man and let
them light Il out.
POTTER-Yes. but you would be the
big man.
UNKNOWN PARry-Ycs. tina I. it
and thar what puzzles me
March go. InIU.
OUTSIDE wire ealing "<S lIa'hu'h
POTTER-who Il this
DRCMMONp-Mr. Drummcnd
POTTEA-Hello. Walter,
DRuMMOND-Hello. Doctor! how are
YOU ] would keep under cover. a. they
will get you " they want you. and you
know they will bla me you for every
thing.
PoTTER-wen, 7 know that 7 Zone
everything.
DRCMMOND-Well. you dtdn't sign
your name to II. did you"
POTTER-rhat's about, all didn't
do. but II they get me on the witness
stand 7 will tell about 1000 things they
don want to know
March go, 1915.
F1atbush o4s calling ISL Plaza
woMAN-Helio.
POTTER Hello This IL Or. Potter.
WOMAN-How do you do. Doctor.
POTTER-Ftne. Say. Sister, did YOU
get that pamphlet Yesterday
WOMAN-Ycs. that's fine