davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-30

teen, jos niisiG tcinen piutt,n,, iieI-
Id puuttuu toinenfin."
Hiioret fristitpt opat uIein fGrii
mGttomid. Sunlalan t,iomiot usfot-
tomasia mdailmasfo tlllepat beibGn
mieIest6Gn uiei milan bitaasti ia lii
an mpobadn. Sos BELLA diff malta
langettaiihpat pc uiein tliIen tai,paas
ia iiiben, misid Siimala pitfGmieli-
iesti ooottaa. NiinpG oipat be bppin
pan palmiit ipntiiiG t,iomitiemaan
iiinGfin misiG Serra flmminfin To-
moo: "gn nina iinua tliomitieI"
TamG fGriinlGttSmpps iobtiiu iiitd,
ettei tunneta Sumalan armon tutfi-
! matonta ippppttG eifG ole pG1stp riit
tdfpGGn fofomufieen Sumalan raf-
fauoesta.
BanDat ~frisiitDt eiipGt moi alma
liuiiin oloibin ia nuoriin benfiloibin
oifein iubtautiia. Omituiiuiioet ia
bei61n luonteenia farfeus eiiintpmGt
bptpin uiein.
8ristilliipps on ieIlainen eIGmGn.
ipoima, ettG len tGptpp tnlla ilmi.
sos Ic fpoGmesiG aiuu, min ie fen
multttaa ia fen toimet mGdrGa, &ris-
tus on ie masnectti, jobon ipoGmen
balii on iuunnattu. "Minulla on
pain pfii mielibaIu, ia ie on Seeius,
dinoastaan SGn iaroi freiipi 3in5en-
bort ia iinG on ilmaistu frtstitpn ip-
oGmen normaaIitila. BaIitetta,pasti
on paIjon iellaifia fristitpitG meibGn
iorfosiamme, ioista tdptpp ianoa:
"stGni on Saafobin GGni, mi,tta fdoet
oapot elniin fGoet." St ettemme ME
off i%eIlaiiia.
&ristittp on iumalan lapii, &ris-
tiifien tpeli, IpbGn Sengen temppeli,
.tpaltafunnan ~perillinen, enfelien ieit-
ralainen, mailman berra ia iima
IolliIesta luonnosta oiallinen.
&ristitpn funnia on &ristiis tai-
woosia, ia 9ristuficn funnia on fris-
tittp moan pGGllG.
&ofoili gIb. Samola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-30
MafefsIs.. Mieh:.

8ei1mme on taaS fobta lopuSia ia
muisto. on, main ,jdIeIld, niistd baus-
foista beffista ia iubIista, ioita olcm-
me iaaneet tGpafin feIdnd miettdd.
EaauGfin. on oIIut niitd -uieampia.
&eiGforllia on tGdIId pioettp iota To-
petettiin iuhlaIIa firfosia. &aiffi on
nistl,i bprpip, y8titps Mi @norclia.
iofa oil tGaIla opcttamasia lapiio.
GIof. 10 b. oil. tGGlId IGbetpsjubIa,
.jonfa pititpGt neibit SdmdlGinen ia
Buori. Hubeita pitt neiti Sdm6ldi
nen ia neiti @uori Iauloi. Seura-
funtaloiiiIta oil mpos obielmaa. Ti-
Lola tastS; iubIdstd oil 1851. &ii-
tofiet neiti @uorelle ia SdmGlGiielle
fun oIette ottaneet min ianren tpon
tebtGapofienne, Sumalan obiatfoon ia
palfittoon teibat,,s ID.
Nlioriio ielramme on pitanpt TO-
foufiia, jofa toinen ~festitpiiffo. Bii-
me fofoufiemme oil Scr &ilsti @no-
riien fobisia. Hastori Baiunta oil
mpos til~aiiuubesin ldsnd ia pitt lpbp
en- pubeen. G%niimmdinen fofolis on
Wr Matt 8ersin fooisia ippsf. 8 y.
fello 8 iIlalIa. &ofoontlfaat taas
nuoret ia tponbat iinne ianan aGreen.
SillG past. 8aiunta lupai,titi olla
iiellG mp0sfin.
@Iof. 26 p. oil ompelnietiran TO-
fous Scr Sacob &osfen farmilla. Ba-
fe6 oil fofoontlinut buoneet tapteer,
moiffa lima oil iateista. Stloja tab
oil IGbelle 81. gnii to-.
for.s on ippsf. 16 p. Scr Sacob Sar-
iuIen farmilla. Gimme taos joufol-
la pitf6stG matfasta buoIimatta.
8pbGtoulu olfaa 2 p. ippsf. fello
10 alp. .2abettGfGd manbemmat lap
Iionne fouIlun. Sind iiemen mito
opettaiat f~pIpaapat on faaista, pait-
ia fpluo mapttad beifata.
sis faiffi toimintadnl
8irieenhpaibtaia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-30
Wsilla permstmfiella ulet Snmalan
lapii? 81,

= Oletfo Sumalor lapllE
SGIlaiien fpipmpfien tein erdalle
plioppilaaIle, jofa oil berdnnpt npfp-
aifaisten Seliineisia eiiintppien iaar
noajien fantta,
- geo - no - MIN - mo
ia = fpllG = enbon NINA litd min
marmasti moi ianoa.
st MOI marmasti iatoa ia olet
fuitenfin mieleii ia i%anejeli mntaar
tpptppainen npfpiieen tilafil
go - moiban ianou, eta S:n
ioornon mnfaon olen Sumalan lopii
- MitG ban iitten iinaIIe Iaplel-
oestaii iImoitti2
9iin - ban ianoi. eta "faiffL
iotfa ofpat Sumalan ben9en ipaifutta
mia, ne opot Siimalan lapiet'.
Eunnetfo iellaista tpaifutistag
= aplId y tiinnen iellaista liial-
listG rauhaa.
- 8ioGtfo fen iiialliien ttirfernl-
Jeff wormona, luottotpana tafeena lap
ieubestaii2
gaiin on retiipottu tefemddn.
= M,itta mitenfG fifteen foipiit
Jos INTO iiidiiet tantemiiet bdiuidiit
not?
@,pGit uicid fnitenfaon ole boz
nineet.
Wutto %pinmdrrGt foi ettd lei
loinen mabbolIiiuus on liitiiiiit Dc
tettdfpo2
Tiinp6 min = iitd en- ole flil-
Tut toiiaonfaon ojotclIfii. @afuistan
fplIG, eta ie i%aottoa oIlo moboolltsfa
OIenpo ndet MT 10 buomoaiuinoni IL
idiiesid cldmGsiGni nouiaa ia las
fuo SisGinen roiiboni oil nouiemosia
|9:n olcsfehin oifono tGdllG, miiffa
bdnen poistuttuaon buomoon jontiii'
loista fplmppttd jo mdipmpstd =
iopo Observation-Disclosures oiiolle.
l. Iiin = oircito otpot iiiben, josto
moinitiin. Nutto buomaarl, eta fob-
toiiit idiIpttG1 niio bpiudt tiintemiieli
= toiiin ionoen: boluaiiit cllo DINO
warma Iopieuoestaii perustomallo
len fuobon ieIittdmdttomddn iililli-
liieen rouboofi
- aipnn mini
Mutto ctetoonpn mt miifaor
InsfcImiin ie moboeIIiiuiis, eta tho
npfpinen lopieiiteii pernste = fidll'
men ruubaii - menee riffi. Oletfo a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-30

Aff4 ll|p-A+ t
fin Gqlliueti$ta. So mindfin iotuin
sddieWaon banta tauIemaon saniaI-
.isicuratuman ~tirtfoon. On iaan,,t
olla FUN SaaboriIIa.
9spt piel6 iImoitan. ettG mciIlG on
olIut ncIjG erifcrtaa fattpi fcfferit,
cifd. ole otlut mitdGn fertomufiia Icb-
oisia SAM Siafionisia tuIi $5.25.,
antti Sipppiesia 1915, Intti &ana-
lasia ,$4.25 Spban &abfpsia $3.50.
50 mt ipDsfuun 3 p. pioetddn ompe.
.luicuran mppiats %iItarpnta tdallG etes
lafplat nuorijeicnran baaIilla. Miris
tafaa tplla r~abapusii miatara iltas
min, .Samasia muistatte Saappa-
nilabetpstpOtd, ia taIIista $erran fen
rafuntaa. SrmaIa iiumatfoon iitd
tpSt6. -
HiirteIi aitaas,
10 ~ Sanna&innunen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-30
srpu 8eIt. Wis.

SdbetpsinbIoo tpietettiin tiistai-iI-
taro roittiusbaaliIIa. SnbIafamioo
oil runioosti, obieImaa fuoritettiim.
Suotiin fabmi Iopufii ia tiIoia oil
faiffioan ldbetpsfasfoan foIebbisto ia
fabipipSsbdstd pbteenid 81. SO. gpp-
oamtne lorfua ~ip66mmeIliien fiitof.
Ten iliblupIeii0ue. ga tpieId erifoi.
iesti Mrs ia Mr SacfioniIIe faifesta
palnelnffestanne ia iuieIG Ioppuien
lopiff fiitd bptpdstd oiitofppbistG,
iolla pddfimme fOtia fplndn non fpI-
mpp6estGi
yst6sppp6eIId,
6. Buori ia u. SGmGIGinen.
&. firffofiinnon IGbetit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-30

"Npt olen ostettiina
8erelld Seeiufien
ga ,pereen fastettina
On marina aiititutenl
On mulIa fiipnefirio,
Sen Seeiiis peIieni
SO SiGn ~ipbGmeben
@ereIlGGn firjoitti.
&otiota taitpobnsia
81 ~ipdibteluia moan,
On Sid lepptettp
llbrilla 2arition.
Sya maiffa MT en- tiinne
Mutiuutta eniinf1Gn,
Sea usfon fiinnefiriaan,
ga p6aien elGmG6n."
g. &.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-30
On cndd funlefaan;
aun Sian i~podmesid
On taiffi ennallaan.

DON toiin fiuiottiina.
@aan nsfon' f~,titenfin,
ga iielln .rolibaa nautin
NG fririuiioesiafin,
So Jog ipaan &ristufiesia
/ Ma toittd lepGj6n,
SSiimalon tabbon tieta
MpOs fulien mielelldnl"
= Miitta fosfa 3ristufien Iunos-
trltielIa ia fasteello on ,isfoon nab
oen main ta,pattomari fantoiia merit.
TIPS, on juuri niitd ~totuufiia laffaa-
malta terotettafpa. 1eboGGn GGreton
mirbe ia rifos fituliioita fobtaan,
fun beta ioboetann usfomaan &ris-
tufieen ilman lu,astufIen ia fasteen
merfitpfien terottamista iartan perrs
tlifielIa. MrpeIiitfaipot ieuraufiet
Iaattapat foitua file iielulle, iofa on
ioittnnlit molten maifufiifien alaiief-
Il. &Gn i%oittiii baapeiIemaan, iinne
tGnne barbailetuaan usfoon, iofa on
foiffea ~perustista MALTA. So. mar
maa on, cttG ellei bGntG aioisia oifeil
lie perilstufiille obiata, fdriti iellai-
men usfo mailman mereItd eri opin
tlinlten mistelemdna banfiirifon. Ga
moan ~perustitpa iisfo, iofa ommen-
taa .elimtpoimania iaframenteista =
fasteesta ia g. gbtooIliiesta - ie fes
tod mprsfpienfin ro~imotesia. SinG
toiipas ia maa ia tdIlG maalla eletpt
tunteet b~GtpiGtpGt. matta Simalan
iana ppipp iianfaiffiiesti. sc ibmt-
men, jofa tGnGit ianan faittta ilmoi-
tcttu,in Seeiufieen usfoo no,iiiien
roubaa Serran baoipoisia, ban elaa
iianfaiffiiesti. Sci. SO: Sc.
= Suomaan tGmGn ~fesfustelitn
fortta minullc aipaittiipan aiipan III
oct nGfoolot. Taboon tutfia aiioa
%lGbemmin.
= Iiin = Siimala meta palois-
foon ia pGitpG pGitpaltG totrruoen tltn
nosia i%ptpentGfo0n. Muistafoamtle
ettG foGnte olpot, iotfa tooistaipot:
"Senfi ia peii ia fueri." 1 Sob. 5: 7
s. ga ne tobistotpat, ettG SrmoIa
on nellie iianfaiffiicn eIamGn anta-
.-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-30

bengellinen tilani marmaan bp.pG.
Wiitta fun tlinfin fplmpptt6 ia w6lin
pitGmppttG TOTO faIlista autruttani
= Seesta - fobtaan, ajattelin To-
malta iapieutenifin Sumalaan Of
leen biionommalla fannalIa. Sattl,-
pasti laitlaa tdstd &oicnius:
"Omasia ipoSmcsidn'
On arnlo naibttipo.
Nposiiibcn 'enncn tabooin
Miitiiiiten' peruStaa.
@oan fpntitusfisiani
sra rauban fa6otin,
Sa tantee tpaibtiiesia
SO meni a~iitliisfin-
Bimeps, mnlo pucrotn :
SiIusiain paibteli.
Miia 5andn rientuiuoma
Np0s p1Iiin burmaii.
8aan ,pGIiin tuntiti iiltd
@uin toffi tpbiGG ois.
Sa iiHoin baiti,i wnrmuiis
MpOs iiIustani pois".
ri
-Melttta mifii main elintunteioen
marasia riippuen niioen iatunnaiiis-
ia waibteluista ia tiiulaboufiista Gil
Il, etten oIlut fGiitt1npt lapieuteni
oifeita perusfeita = ia iiitd ippsta
en- mp0sfGGn pannut tarpeefii artpoa
Sumalan toille aiitiiuoefieni, ioita
ban illnoittaa ia iafoa nellie armroil-
mGlifappoleiben, ianan ia iaframent-
tien farttn. @n pannlrt tarpeefii or
moo file iianfaiffiiesti ppiptpalle
lanaIIe, jofa ilmoittaa ieiraaipan to-
aiian: "Seeius tefi WereniG fartta
ristilIG rauban." ,SitG ei lao foS-.
foam tcfemGttomGfii. &c raiiba fes-.
t6d tunteioenfin ipaiboellesia, iilla ie
on fofonaan ulfopuolella minan tnn-
sc pplpp borinmattoma-
ma ilman tunteioen tufemista = Ell
t1 iitd mposfGGn fplmpps eifd tut
Ipruus faa6a. Gift IauIan:
"8aan Slimalalle fiitosl
Sent tppnnG lepGidn e
MG armon falliolla,
&un NIT 10 p%mmGrrdn: :
Sumolan ipoGmesia
On arnlo iiGincr.
sc orcnnut on nellie
Soaipoisi6' Seeiufien."
Wtifa liitndffli ia lDaila foflills
onfoan tGsiG ianottu! 2apieittemnte
ainoafii perustufiefii jGa Sumalan
ijonfoiffinen armo, jonfo &ristufien
lnnastilsiperi nellie toi. "&riStrs
on meibGt lunastanut, ettd meioat
NIT Siimolan lapiifii nimitettaiiiin",
ianoo opostoIi Yaaipali. SamG on
borjumaton perlste. Uttt
ia = fiitos Silmalan! = meillG on
~toinenfin. sc on ppbG foste. Seas
teesiamme on SiimaIa tebnpt fanS-
ijanfaiffiiesti ppipapan raii-
ban liiton ia iiinG ottaniit meio1t lap
fifteen = ipnmpttGnpt meioGt iellai-
fifth wcocn peiosia ianan foiitta Fit.
8: 5.
- Wutta fpipnet: "MibinfGs tit
ten I0pitetaan ie Jana, jonfa mainit
lin alrisia? Snban ie opostoli Baa'
molin iana."
- Iipom oifeinl Tulemme MT
iiiben ofioonl @aiopposl nsfoes-
iomme lapiertemme lunastufien 10
fasteen perustufiella, fpuooattaa ST.
molo t1m1n usfon foiitta YpbGu Sen
aen ipo1n,een. "llsfon foiitto tnlee
gpbG Senfi Mi uuteen elGmGan ME
pi", Iauletaan mirresid. 9din jaa
t~otuuoefii usfopoon ndbben apostle
lin Jana: "3aiffi, joita Sumolon
Senfi frliettao, ne otpot Sumolon
Iopjio". &ooml. 8: ID. Wiitta ero-
tiis tGsiG jdIfimGiiesid fGiitpsfonnos
ia eoelIiieen ndbben on iiind, cttG tus
ID topoufiesio pioetdGn IpbGn Ser
aer maifutiifiet l%nnostufieen ia fos-
tceieen turipooiposia ibmiiesi6 usfos-
ia iobtinpona ieiironfiena eif6 rou-
rom ia ~Iapieuben periistiifiena. On
'on tdsid toipoton Gro baomottomis-
IA. So on iiIId fanfatpa merfitps
.:dptGntoon ndbsen. Onban @ieurois
toisto ia toisto perustus. Soomme
fits tiirpoIliicIIo mielcIIG Ioiiloa:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-30

ioteIIut. mibinf6 iilloin on fGGnnpttd
pG2- Ezs 'i'ss
\ @n toiiannfaait, fila iiita ei ole
mit1Gn pubnttu.
- Niia on fuitenfin ,pafatpa ia
poinqlpa = fifth pppodn Iouiua fano-
len iiitG. Yubun m6bdn t6sid iubtccs-
ia omista fofemufiista. = On nGct
b~eneelIiiesiG eIdmdsidni elGmdsidni
cnemmGn tai mGbemmGn raiibani ben
ollut aifa ieIlainen, ~iolIoin perustin
gen maifutiillc fiidiiesid efdmasiGni,
i@n'iifs fano, ett1 oliitn aiiasto al
pan fanlaua 'taipolla aiateIlut fiiin
|iind npt, mutta fumminfin iiiben
iuuntaan. Yerustin ndet ebfapG lite
fam tictdmdttd lapieuteni iosiain
mGarin ipodmeni tunteiiiin. aiatelIen
bDpien tlinteiben ,pallitesia: mt on
beneellinen tilani marmaan bp.pd.
Miitta fun tunfin fplmppttG ia wGlin
pitGmpptt1 TOTO fallista autuattani
= Seesta - fobtaan, aiattelin ia
malta iapieutenifin Sumalaan Of
leen bitonommalla fannalIa. Satti-
muSti lauIoa t1St1 Hofenius:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-01

to these criminals high or low. I shall
appeal TO the Attorney General OF this
state, the highest peace officer Of this
commonwealth, TO assume charge per-
sonally or this prosecution and TO bring
every guilty man TO judgment. The
plot was we'll laid, but overplayed I
have heretofore remained silent until
the complete proof was at nand The
plan was first TO publish in certain
newspapers exaggerated and false re-
ports as to disorder in the Fifth Ward
incident to the registration in order TO
prepare the public for their plans as to
subsequent disorders.
As "A matter of fact. up to that time
there had been no assaults nor any
disorders except those which always
happened In that ward whenever there
has been any political contest, with
which have never been concerned.
These conspirators, guided by the ad.
Visers OF the Penrose forces, pictured
an ordinary raid upon a reputed gam.
ping house as political frdme.up,
whereby the rights OF voters had been
denied! The next step was the ar
rangement through Samuel G.. Maloney,
James Clark and Michael O'Sullivan, of
the Val OFarrell Detective Agency, to
bring these thugs from New York The
men have named are all operatives OF
TINS detective agency whose records,
later, will be laid before the public by
detective Burns. Maloney is its Phila.
delphia manager I need not tell the
people of Philadelphia who Sam Ma.
loney is. Val O'Farrell himself was in
Philadelphia early on the day of the
outrage and was in consultation with
the attorneys of the Penrose forces.
Clark guided these men about the
Firth Ward. He was promised protec.
DefOrn IN oil
70 De arrested. 1t is worthy of notice
that warrant for his arrest was issued
py Magistrate Stevenson, and not by
Judge Brown, before whom the Mayor.
Deutsch and Bennett were summoned,
ana the hearing was fixed for October
~, ~, an unprecedented delay for a pre-.
Iiminary hearing.
Ihese bargains shall not be carried
out; will see that Clark Is prosecuted
70 the Iuii extent Of the law. No guilty
man shall escape.
The plan for the Academy of Music
iheetlng even was decided upon two
hours after the shooting, in order to
turn thls conspiracy into political bene-
nj Tor those guilty of tile frame.llp.
My hands are perfectly clean in this
matter, as they always have been in
any manly political contest I ever en-.
tered. In thirty-five years of public life
no one has been able to point to any
suspicious transaction ever counte-
nanced by me. ! have no friends to pro-
tect in this matter, but on the contrary,
will use every power in my possession to
convict every man whose fingers
touched this criminal conspiracy. / will
see that every man whose act led up
to the death of Policeman Eppley will
meet punishment as well as those
higher UP, whose wicked brains con.
ceived the "frame-up" which led to the
arrest of this innocent man Finley.
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Finley " Implicated IN the confession Of
James CArk the man with eyeglasses. /"
whose statement Is said 70 be a complete
story OF the murder plot
II will not say that" replied Mr.. Rotan
Has Clark been promised immunity?"
mo. have promised immunity to no
one"
Mr.. Rotan, who declined to comment upon
Senator Wares charges that the murder
conspiracy charges against Ware leaders
we're part OF a plot by the Penroge Mic
Nichol forces said that he would accent
the cooperation of Detective William j.
Burns hired by Senator Ware to reveal the
true status of the case
IL will cooperate with any one who may
have evidence in this case" he said.
Christopher C'Mug'O Smith. a seventh
member Of the Frog Hollow Muslteteers''
gang that invaded the Fifth Ward was ar
rested i'm New York today, according to
word received this afternoon by District
Attorney Rotan Smith one of the twelve
missing members of the band wanted in
connection with the killing and blackjack
ing. was named in the confession of Fred
C'Whitey'O Burkhardt one of the four ar
rested in the Frog Hollow" section of the
Bronx. According to Burkhardt, he and
Smith, his pal" took no part i'm the as
saults and killing. Smith is being held for
the action of the Philadelphia authorities
Henry and Morris Cohen, hardware deal
ers on South street near Second, today de-
scribed to Mr. Rotan the man who pur-
chased the blackjacks used by the thugs i'm
their assault on Mercantile Appraiser James
A, Carey and Assistant District Attorney
John II. Maurer. The description, It was
said tailed exactly with that of Mike
O'Sulivan, who is wanted.
SAW CLARK TALKING TO BENNETT
one of the first persons examined today
by Mr.. Rotan was "A witness who was said
to have told the District Attorney that on
the day OF the killing Clark was seen talk
ing to Lieutenant Bennett in the latter's
eofflce. The name of the witness was with
held.
Captain of Detectives Tate, discussing the
rumor that O'Sullivan had been arrested
said that no city detective had caught him
as yet
81 have heard the same report, that OSul-
Ivan has surrendered" he said But he
hasn't given himself up to me- My men and
l are still searching for him"
mo one Is going to make any Becker out
of me-" said Lieutenant Bennett, who will
have to appear before Judge Brown I'm the
Municipal Court tomorrow to answer to the
charge Of conspiracy to commit a number
of crimes, including murder"
The Lieutenant however, has not as vet
indicated any desire to take the District
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Continued from Page One
ing for him with the warrant sworn out by
Captain Tate
You are under arrest" said Detectives
Hodge and Farrell.
"All right" said Maloney
A fatal delay, from the Department of
Public Safety standpoint, followed when the
detectives waited for Detective Belshaw,
who had the warrant, to arrive Mr.. Rotan
here executed coup, rushing Assistant
District Attorney James Gay Gordon, Jr.,
and District Attorneys Detectives Joseph
McClain and Samuel Young to Maloney's s
offices.
They literally 'took away" the prisoner,
in spite of the protests from Hodge and
Farrell With Maloney between them, the
two District Attorneys detectives marched
him to Mr.. Rotans Office seeing to it that
no one talked to the prisoner.
Mr. Rotan issued the following state
ment aftOr Maloney's arrest and release:
I'VE were about to have an interview
with Mr.. Maloney when we received word
that the Department of Public Safety had
issued a arrant for Mr. Maloney's arrest.
] Immediately communicated with Director
Wilson over the telephone and told him that
i did not want Mr.. Maloney arrested at
this time My reason for making this re-
quest was that Mr.. Maloney was already
witness for the Commonwealth, and that
his arrest would interfere with our prepa-
ration of the case.
81 also instructed Captain Tate about this.
The result was that our men brought Mr..
Maloney here There were other detectives
outside in the corridor. waiting to arrest
Mr.. Maloney. We then swore out a writ of
habeas corpus before Judge Martin, which
proceedings resulted i'm Mr.. Maloney's re-
lease in the custody of Judge Gordon"
Asked if he had any comment to make
upon the arrest of Maloney by the Depart
ment of Public Safety, Mr.. Rotan said:
mo. The arrest speaks for itself"
Maloney was taken by Assistant District
Attorney Gordons father, former Judge
Gordon, before Judge Martin, in Court of
Common Pleas No. s. on ths writ of habeas
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A,,ornev into his conndSce a. 70 what 4.
knows OF the events OF the primary dav
beyond making the general statement that
he knows nothing about Tie murder"
Yesterday the lieutenant was a. his desk
in the Third and De Lancey streets police
station. secure in the belief that Mayor
smith will not accede to the request OF
the District Attorney to have him removed
from that district
what do you think will be the outcome
OF the hearing tomorrow he was asked.
81 suppose will be held, but no one is
going to put me in the middle-push me
against the wall" he replied.
Isaac Deutscl, the third man arrested
under the warrant sworn out by 1sadore
stern, was indignant over published inti-
nations he might know something about
the financial transactions which figured In
the case. As TO his associations with Select
Councilman Finley he saio ne met him, as
matter OF course IN Councils anG that
they we're based snlsly on business.
DENIES HE GOT MONEY
"Ir anybody says l got money from Fin
ley for use in this matter he is lying"
Deutsch declared. Il never 'eceived any
from him or any one else FOR such a pur-
pose"
Deutsch and Lieutenant Bennett are
Jointly represented by william Rorke,
VINO VIII plead the defense for them Under
ms advice they said they would have to re-
traln from making any extended state
ment.
Colonel Sheldon Potter and James Scar
Iet attorneys for the Mayor, have indi-
cateu their intention of demanding an inn
leoiate hearing to force quick vndication
of their client
Definite announcement as to the presence
OF James A. Carey at the hearing is ex-
pected to be made by his physicians this
afternoon. Members of his family last
night saw a decided improvement i'm his
condition.