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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08
STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
RECOVER IN

The passenger touring car
valued at $1,000, which was stolen
from the garage of $. Finkelstein,
VINO lives at 1922 North Sixth street.
early in the morning of June %. has
Deen recovered at Chicago and the
thlef arrested. The local police de-
partment will send for the thief to-
day.
The car was stolen from the ga =
rage at Sayford and Wyeth streets by
clayton Brant. colored, alias Lew
Iaylor, an employe of Mr.. FinkeI-
stein. who broke into the garage.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08
MRS. ELIZA w. WRESTLING:

Mrs. Eliza w. Weistling, widow of
the late Samuel c. Weistling, died at
Duncannon this morning. Funeral
services will be held at her home.
1912 Walnut street, Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. D1.
Ellis ~ KIemer, pastor of the Re-
formed Salem Church. officiating.
Burial will be in the Paxtang Gene.
terry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08
CHICAGO CATTLE


~ .INNVVF FuVtu 7 TtNN
Chicago, July S.-(U. S. Bureau of
Markets): Hogs-Receipts $1,000; un-
evenly higher. mostly is to 25 cents
up; bulk of sales 1850 a 1880; butch
ers 1926 a 1880; packing 1880 a
100; light 1900 a 17.40; rough 1915
a 1925; pigs 1926 a 1880.
Cattle : Receipts 10000; best beef
steers fully steady; cows, bulls and
calves steady; heifers dull; packers
and feeders dull
Sheep - Receipts $4,000; strong to
70 cents higher; Idaho lambs sold
at 1915. very lightly sorted.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08
Deaths and Funerals
MRS. MARTHA II. THOMPSON

Mrs. Martha e. Thompson, 54
YEARS old, died Sunday morning at
$40 o'clock at her home. 635 Fos-
ter street. Funeral services will
be held in Bethel A. NJ e. Church,
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The Rev. Fl. II. Cooper, pastor, will
ofiiciate land burial will be in the
Lincoln Cemetery. She was the wi
dow of A. Frank Thompson.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08

NOTICE = Letters of Administra-
tion on the Estate of Phoebe H Dunn,
late of Harrisburg, Dauphin County.
Pa, deceased. having been granted to
the undersigned residing in Harris
burg, Pa. all persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims will
present them for settlement.
MECHANICS TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08
ARRIVED IN FRANCE

John r. Baker, of "a South Six
teenth street who is employed in the
State Highway Department, has re-
ceived a card from his son, Private
John r. Baker. Jr., of the Three Hun
dred and Fifty-first Field Artillery,
announcing his safe arrival in
France.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08
LEGAL NOTICES
DEPARTMENT PUBLIC sATET-

DEPARTMENT PUBLIC SAFETY.
bureau of Water and Light.
BIDS will be received at tba ofsoo
OF superintendent Public Safety, Room
10, Court House, to IL o'clock A NJ
July 10. 1918 for furnishing 750 tons
river coal delivered to the Filter
sand and subject to inspection at
Tlant Certified check equal to 10 per
cent. OF bid to accompany bid. The
rlght TO reject any or all bids is re-
S. L. HASSLER,
superintendent.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ANIMAL, MEETINc

Harrisburg, Pa, July / 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the stockholders
OF the HARRISBURG TRACTION
COMPANY, for the election of Direc-
Tors, and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting, will be held Tuesday,
the 10th day of July. 1918. at the Of
nee of the Company, in the City of
Harrisburg, at 1000 o'clock A. NJ
BY order Board of Directors.
J. O'CONNELL,
Secretary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08
OLD BLACKSMITH DIES

NOIumDIu, Pa, July S.-Ulrich
Keller one of the oldest and best
known blacksmiths in the commun-
ity, who retired some years ago, died
at his home in his 90th year. He Is
survived by four daughters.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08
NEW YORK STnIIS

Chandler Brothers and Company,
members of New York and Philadel-
phia stock EXchanges--3 North Mar
ket Square, Harrisburg: $50 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia; 81 Pine street.
New York-furnish the following
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-08
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
BY Associated Press

@ISNVVFtF TtSN
Chicago. July s. - Board of Trade
closing:
Corn - August, 1.54A; September,
1.55A.
Oats-August. 20; September 69b.
Pork-July. 44.20; September, $500.
Lard-July. 261O; September, 1920.
Ribs-July, 2i.05; September, 246O.
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OF such munitions and where fghting
units arc stationed. II is necessary
to hire through third parties who
stand In no relationship to the offlcial
representatives. OF Germany, agents
Tor arranging explosives on ships
bound for enemy countries, and for
arranging delays. embroilments and
Commissions during the loading, dis
patching and unloading OF ships.
For this purpose we are specially
recommending for your attention load
ers' gangs, amongst whom there are
many anarchists and escaped GRIM
inals, German and neutral officers and
agents OF enemy countries who are
receiving and shipping the munitions
Funds required for the hiring and
bribing OF persons necessary for the
designated purpose will be placed at
your disposal at. your request
(Signed) N. 90, Secret Service Divi-
sion OF the Naval stan. KoEsia
Translator's comment Gas part OF doc
umenD: The above was among the doc
uments seized during the Investigation
OF the fre Of the storehouses Of thu
hrm OF 1vcrsen. and among the docu
ments Of Consul 0ering and Vice. Consu
Gerold.
NoTE.-This is the content Of circulo,
Of which have original 0errnan printed
circular in form IN phtch Germany sen
u TO the naval attaches. See my report
Document No. 3.-Edgar StssoN, July 6
1918.
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Document No. 81.
BERLIN, August 2s, 1911

BERLIN. August rs, 1917.
Mr.. OIDBKRo Your desire consid-
cred together with the Intentions OF
the party BY agreement with the
persons known TO you 1900 croners
are transferred TO be at your dis
posal at Furstenberss ONCE. through
Nia-Banken. Kindly advise vorwarts
about everything that is being writ
ten by the newspaper about present
events. ScHEIpKMANN
NoTE-Thb letter from ScAstdem ann.
the German Socialist tsader, hnks MIN
With Fursferbcrp-G cnetsky. tcSth the
Nia-Banken and WITH the subsidy Of
the Rasstdr revelation. Trotskv pub
Hshed a newspaper during the samm er.
Another newspaper spoke for Lentne.
vor1arts eoad seem no refer to Schetde-
manns organ at BerItr. Schetde mun~'s
roles. both as German peace propaganda
st and a. German strike q.elier, are
ilumtned BY thts ietteN
NorB. Sept. IA Jep days ago a
NOR este~ded csrston Of this letter was
published IN the Neo York Times, IN
circular N southeastern Rassta last
pintsr. THIS vers,on NAMED 8orkv. the
novelist. az hs head o, tho Rassian
newspaper" The Interesting deduc-
ton n that the persons uho prepared
the Petrosrad circulars tomator 10 me
Tere DESTROYS Of protecting Gorkv from
the temptations that you'd foIlotc the
appearance Of Ms NAME. Gorkv did
support the BoIshsWki before they came
into po,ccr. 6St almost media tely
otte,,cu~d turned bitterly opoinst them
and fought them do1frgly throughout
the tcfnter.
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Document No. IS.

Circular, Juno 2. lsI4.-From the
General Staff to all military attaches
in the countries adjacent to Russia,
France, Italy and Norway. In all
branches OF German banks In Sweden.
Norway. Switzerland and the United
States special war credits have been
opened for subsidiary war require
ments. The General STAR is author
ixinG you to avail yourself in un-
limited amounts of these credits for
the destruction OF the enemy's fac
tories. plants and the most important
military and civil structures.
simultaneously with the instigation
OF strikes II 10 necessary to make pro-
visions for the damaging of motors,
Of mechanisms, with the destruction
of vessels. setting incendiary fires to
stocks of raw materials and finished
products, deprivation of large towns
OF their electric energy, stocks Of
fuel and provisions. Special agents,
detailed to be at your disposal. will
deliver to you explosive and incen-
diary devices, and a list of such per-
sons In the country under your obser-
walton, who viii assume the duty OF
agents of destruction.
(Signed DR.. FISCHER.
General Army Councillor.
NoTR.-Dated sir ueeks before tn,
rest Of the Uorld kne,o ~ pds to b
,od,rcd upon, and eren then making
eract plans for a campaign Of tncitcd
strikes and inccndiary fires in the In
dsstridI plants and the yet uncreated
hamilton plants in the United states.
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Document No. 50.

Circular is. January Is, 1915. from
the general stan to the military at
taches In the United States: Enclosed
you viii find trans. note or. we are
sending YOU'D the circular OF Novem-
Der ?. 1914, for your guidance and
its application on the territory OF the
United States. In this connection your
attention Ia called TO the possibility
of hiring destruction agents among
members OF anarchist organizations.
-(Signed) General Army Councillor,
DR.. Fischer.
Translator's comment Gas part OF doc
umenD This circular is recited In the
letter OF DR. klaSen to the board of the
Pan German League in Stockholm, which
was intercepted In Stockholm.
Notcs by Edgar Stsson, Jsly 8, 1873
The date Of November 2 appears In typed
Version as Nave seen IL. but probdb DIV
this 10 error. a. Instruction 10 q direct
sequel to document Of November 28 ono
-. CLoter: Nov. 2 Is right Nop. 20 pos
to naval attaches, THIS "a to military
dttdches.-E. 81
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Document No 60.

Circular. February 20. 1sl5.-Press
Division Of the Ministry OF Foreign
Affairs.
To all ambassadors, ministers and
consular officials in neutral countries:
You are hereby advised that in the
country to which you are accredited
special offices are established for the
organization OF propaganda In the
countries of the. coalition OF powers
which is in state of bellgerency
with Germany. The propaganda will
be connected with the stirring up Of
social unrest and strikes resulting
from it OF revolutionary outbreaks:
of separatism among the component
parts of the state: OF civil war and
will also comprise agitation for dis
armament and the discrimination Of
the war butchery. You are requested
to cooperate and to favor In every way
the managers Of said offices. These
persons will present to you proper
ertlhcates.-( Signed) Barthelm.
Translator's comment Gas part OF
document) According to reliable infor.
nation to this category OF persons be.
longed Prince Hohenlohe. Bjornson
Epeling. Karsberg, Sukepnikov. Parvus
(Ganetski), Ripke. and
proba bly, Kelyshko.
NoTE.-Here IS the erect Germdr
form uld for the tncucmcnt to Wdr "Jrow
the reur''-strikes, Efforts at revolution
the use Of humanito~fan appeals Il
ucdken the arm Of its foes.
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WOMAN FILES ELECTION BILL
Mrs. Brewer Tells How Much Cam
paiGn Cost.

ALBANY, Sept. 20.--The first statement
OF primary election expenses from a
woman candidate was received to-day by
Secretary Of state Francis NJ. Hugo from
Mrs Mary Grey Brewer of Staten island
the successful atpirant for the Repubii-
can nomination for senator in the Rich
mond- Rockland district.
The contributions to hercampaign fund
totalled $3.50. of which c. u. Durkee
contributed s2b, "A friend s16 and Fred
L. Snow $3.50. Her expenditures ag-
eregated. s7434. as follows: Telephone.
$3.50. fare to Suffern. street car and
boat. sass: chauffeurs' tips. 81 lunches.
u (; fare to Nyack. sass fare to Orange
burg. Sl.55; auto hire. sac plates and
artists prints, 3s.1s; advertisement in
Suffern paper, $3.50.
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Document No. 81.

Circular IS, February, 1914.-From
the ministry TO all groups of German
banks and by agreement with the
Austro- Hungarian Government, the
'Ctsterreichische-Il
The arrangements of all German
banks which are transactine business
abroad and, by agreement with the
Austro-Hunga~fan Government, the
Observation-Disclosures reditansta bank
are hereby advised that the Imperial
Government has deemed 1t TO be OF
extreme necessity to ask the manage
ment OF all institutions Of credit to
establish with all possible despatch
agencies in Luleo, Iaperanda and
Varde. on the frontier of Finland, and
in Bergen ana Amsterdam. The es-
Establishment OF such agencies fer a
more effective observation OF the finan-
cial interests Of Shareholders OF Rus
sian. French and English concerns
may become a necessity under certain
circumstances, which would alter the
situation OF the industrial and imam
cial market.
Moreover the Arrangements OF
banking institutions are urged en-
phatically to make provisions for very
close and absolutely secret relations
being established with Finnish and
American banks. In this direction the
Ministry begs to recommend the Swe-
dish MIA Banker" in Stockholm, the
banking Office of Furstenberg. the
commercial company "waldemar Han
sen" in Copenhagen, as concern
which Is maintaining (virulent) rels-
tions with Russia
(Signature) IN 87S7,
"Appertaining to Division
for Foreign Operations"
.NorE-Thss is the outline Of the bdsi
financial structure begun in February
1914, fre months before par tcd
launched. and stiH in operation. Motto
the temperance in subsequent Leni'
OF totons Luleo and Vdrde
Likepise the reference 10 America
banks. Olaf Ashbcro. one Of the head
Of the Nid-Bdnker. came TO Petroordd
month ago (January, 1879, and on IN
tpav boosted that MIA ankew rds tn
Botsheuikt bank. He toas overheard b.
one Of our opn group. He secured Jror
Smolny permit for export severd
hundred thotsand gallons Of oil, opcne,
ct Hotel dEurope headqaarters ,cher-
both Mirbdoh and Kdiseritno Of GerTmd
have been entertained, ne
ootioted sclth State bank FEBRUARY
contract for buyi~g cash rubles and es
toblashtno foreign credit for Russia
Government. Fmrstenber0 is nosD a
Smoky using the name Gdnetsky, 70 on
Of the inaer group and IS likely soon I
be placed N charge Of Stdte bank. Ash
BERG ~oto N Stockholm, but returning.
The material en- this and oil notes
independent Of documents and accurate
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COY. EDGE ASSAILS
HIS PRIMARY RIVALS
Says Record Apparently Stands
for BolshcvisIh, Gray for
AutOcracy.
VOTERS TO ACT THURSDAY
Fight in Both Parties Is for
Long Term L. s. Senate
rial Nominations.

Practically everything is set for next
Thursdays statewide primaries IN New
Jersey. The big fwht in the Republic
can and In the Democratic parties Will
be for fun term nominations for United
States Senator.
Gov. Walter L. Edge, who Is contest
ing for the Republican nomination with
OK. Representative Edward W. Gray or
Essex and George L. Record OF Jersey
City, issued a statement yesterday In
spired by what he called "the regret
table type OF campaign my opponents
have been wagins" He said he would
be false to himself and to his state II
he remained silent
The Governor answered In detail tine
attacks OF Mr.. Gray and said: He
(Nr. Grayl likewise insults the intelh-
; eence OF the voters of New Jersey when
he asks to be nominated for the high
and powerful office of United states
Senator with an entirely negative plat
form tearing down everything now ex-
listing, bridge, tunnels road and other
adva need programmes. and offering not
one single constructive thought for the
future What a travesty on public re-
sponslbility!'
AS to Mr.. Record" the Governor
said. at liz plainly apparent as the days
have gone by that his effort to act as
Moses to lead the people out OF his
personally created wilderness and his
promise to furnish a panacea for all the
possible Ills OF Government have con
tnuously and consistently waned. HIS
appeal to class prejudice and his IN
efYectual attempt to associate my can
didacy with illegal business combina-
tons after my years Of public service
have been so ridiculous that 1t has taken
from him some supporters who had
really felt at one time that perhaps Rec
ord was politically honest. but VINO
! would not stand for resurrecting this
dark age type OF campaign.
"Mr, Gray Is against everything
the high priest OF reaction. Record Is
for sverything-is the Moses OF revoiu-
ton Apparently Gray stands for au-
tocracy. Record for Bolshevisn. In Eu-
rope Pruseian autocracy and Russian
| Bolshevism are in alliance.
"If my public activities OF the pas'
| and my record of performance do not
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Document No. 81.

Circular. November 2. 19H-From
the imperial bank to the representa-
tives of the Nia-Banken and the
agents OF the Biskonto Gesellschaft
and OF the Deutsche- Bank: At the
present time there have been con-
cluded conversations between the au-
thorized agents of the Imperial bank
and the Russian revolutionaries,
Messrs. Zenznov and Lunacharsky.
Both the mentioned persons ad-
dressed themselves to several finan-
cial men who for their part ad-
dressed themselves to our representa-
tives We are ready to support the
agitation and propaganda projected
by them in Russia on the absolute
condition that the agitation and prop
uganda noted by the above mentioned
Messrs. Zenzlnov and Lunacharsky
will touch the active armies at the
front. In case the agents of the Inn
perial bank should address them
selves to your banks we beg you to
open them the necessary credit which
will be covered completely as soon as
you make demand on Berlin.
(Signed) RISER.
Addition as part OF document
Zenzlnov and Lunacharsky got in
touch with Imperial bank OF Ger
many through the bankers, d. Ruben
stein, Max Warburg and Parvus.
Zenxlnov addressed himself TO Ru-
bernstein and Lunacharsky through
Altvater 10 Warburg. through whom
he found support In Parvus.
NorE,--Lunaoharsky Is the presen
Peoples Commtssar Of Education. Par
vus and Warbur0 both figure IN tn
Lenine and Trotsky documents. Parptl
IA at Copenhagen Warbur0 Is believe,
to have been lately IN Petrograd.
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SWEDISH BANKER DENIES.
Asserts He Had No Part In Financ
ing the BOlsheviki.

STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Sept. 2O.-Olof
Aschbere, until recently managing di-
rector of the Mia Bank of Stockholm.
has issued statement denying that the
bank financed the Russian Bolshevik
Government, acting as an intermediary
for Germany IN the transactions.
II have explained to the Entente le-
cations in Stockholm" he said, that
there In no foundation whatever for
these allegations. I offered to permit
the legations 30 examine the hank =
transa ct!ons through any Swedish trus-
tee to prove the assertion Is false, This
offer Is still Open"
The sensational revelations of the
Committee on Public Information at
Washington Of the relations between the
Bolshevik Government and Germany
based on documentary evidence. named
the Ma Bank as the deposition for the
funds which were TO be paid TO Lenine
Trotzky and their colleagues. One OF
| the documents, address to the hartman
OF the Council OF Peoples Commlssars
contai med this paragraph,
There have been audited all the
| books of the Ma Bank at Stockholm
containing the accounts of Comrades
| Lenine, Trotzhy, Zinovier and others
which were opened by the order of tbs
| German Imperial Bank. No. 1854. These
| books have been delivered to Conrad,
Muller, who was sent from Berlin"
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Document No. Sc.

Circular. June 8. l914-General
stan TO all intendencies Within "a
hours after receipt OF this circular
you are to inform all Industrial con-
Germs that the documents with in
dustrial mobilization plans and with
registration forms he opened, such as
are referred to in tho circular OF the
Commission of Count Waldersee and
Count Caprivi. Of June 81. 1881
N. 4e1 RE MOBILIZATION.
NoTE.--Issued on the same day as No
55. German Industry mooiltsed for par
three Geeks before the assassination OF
the Arstro H un0dridn heir apparent,
Ferdinand aud his vote.
NorE.-This 10 the content Of circular
Of whtch I have original German printed
circular IN form Il wos sent TO German
offc+als. See my report. Document No.
3-EDGAR SIssoN. July s. 1918.
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form an earnest indication OF my policy
for the future I could not and have no
desire to offer more"
The Democratic candidates for the
full term Senatorial nomination are AS
semblyman Alexander Simpson OF Hud-
son. ex-State Senator Charles O'Conor
Hennessy OF Bergen. Frank NJ. McDer-
init OF Essex and George NJ. Lamonte.
former State Commissioner OF Banking
and Insurance.
Only one Of the four Democrats Mr..
Hennessy, is in the race for the short
term Senatorial nomination. United
States Senator David Baird. for many
years the Republican leader OF south
Jersey, IL, like Mr.. Hennessy, assured
Of nomination. Neither has a4ropponent
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Document No. IS.

STOCKHOLM. September s.
Mr.. FARsoN, Kronstddt (Wt Hell
sfnoforH) Carried out your commits
sions passports and the indicated sun,
OF 100000 marks as per order OF your
Mr.. Lenin have been handed to per-
sons mentioned In your letter. The
selection found the approval OF his ex-
cellency. the Ambassador. Confirm
the arrival of said persons and the re-
ceipt OF your counter receipte.-SvBS-
SON
NoTE-Sec Document No 61 Lenfn
Nod received more than hdy mtiiton
marks az this date.
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Document No. Sc.

LuLEo. October ., 1917.
Mr.. ANroSr. Hdpurunda: Com
rade Trotsky's request has been car
rted out. From the account OF the
syndicate and the. ministry (prob-
ably Ministry OF Foreign Affairs In
Berlin. press dlvision) 400, 900 kron-
era have been taken and RENTED
to Comrade Sonia, who will call on
you with this letter. and will hand
you the said sum OF money.
J.FuRsTBNBER1.
NorE-Antonop u the chief m,iitdry
leader OF the BoIshcttkt He tcss IN
command Of the forces that took Petro.
prud He moo "a In the deid against
kdledin and AlerteG. Al the date Of this
letter Trotsky already pds at the head
Of the Petroorad Soviet and the Bolshe.
cikt revolution pds ONLY a month a,cay
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Document No. 81.

From president of Kirdorff's Rhen-
ish-Westphalian Industrial Syndicate
to the central office or MIA Banker"
in Stockholm, to Svensen- Baltzer, rep
resentative OF the "DIskoto- Gesell-
schaft" in Stockholm. and to Mr.
Kirch. representative of "'Deutsche
Bank" in Switzerland.
The Rhenish- westphalian Indus
trial Coal Syndicate charges you with
the management Of the account OF
which you have been apprised for the
support OF Russian emigrants DESTROYS
OF conducting propaganda amongst
Russian prisoners OF war and the Rus
rian army Signed) KIRpoRFF."
NoTF.-Thts document already foere
in the archives Of several Governments
having been Intercepted in the GORE
spondence of Prince roa BaeloG. N IA.
neu and direct psrttnsncy on the Lenin
Trotsky data Whtch follows hereoith.
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at the primaries. There pron,ises IA 4.
a lively battle between Baird and la.
messy In the prediction campaign
Mr.. Baird filed a report OF his c,,,
paisn expenses YESTERDAY The CONT.
buttons were $500 sent by Mr. Baird =,
his campaign manager, Frank J. Pate
son. and the expenditures were sos Sc
Mr.. 1,amonte In his statement SAID H.,
money was on deposit In the First "a.
tional Bank OF Bound Brook, which va.
named as depository Of campaign fund,
lie declared he hasn't spent penr,
He said early In the campaign hs
wouldn't.
Mr.. McDermlt filed repor, showing
deposits Of $500 and disbursements o.
s325.