New-York tribune., 1919-07-02
Ford Counsel Tries
To Show Publisher
OF Paper Anarchist
Capt. Patterson, Of Chicago
Tribune. Questioned on
Views III Little Brother of
Rich: Tells War Aims
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Srec al Cafr.srora.lic~
MT CLEMENS. Mich. JAY 1os-
eph NediN Patterson. one Of the pab-
I5Saers of "Ihe Chicago Tribune ard
a-th hor Of "A lttie Brother oI the
hich MAS to-day witness iu tte ahei
sn' of Henry Fora as4-nst "lhe
CA4easo Inp4ne
ON di.ect examination hy Weymouth
N'gAl4ud. of The irblnc'r' thfcaEo
counsel. Captain Patterson fold 81 hls
ea4ee as 81 grandson of tfe founder
@ hi~ papor as "A colleEe graduate.
fsf'eRer IN Mexico. % Mar corresr
deata soldier. q ono-t.sue Soc.ahs On
~ author. and
le declared that aes,her &
i4pnAi Harvester ompan' g +nterna
eie on 'ompaul T. nor -, me stand
ta.ist'c nteaes mad -. ~ otner CAPT
tae editorial ae'.,c, s.y ~. influence ON
"''g - n.ee - II wes pro -. ',ou''''
Ir..kin.. examination by WMinr,
r,..t.l '1 the Ford caurscl. he ad
.io.a- that The Tribune" had no.
Guesi seed With President Wilson o..
ira. ions 1"ssed before Amcrica's err
u 'ee 'n'" the war. but declared tla.
paN"t always stood ready 10 hor>
ne f''sident to the limit rs eoon a,
'Aar VAS declared
We're ready 10 he with hir, #,
ne did, hut not always in waat
''e'eiy SAID, said Captain pattel-
Brings tr> Anarchist Issue
Nf Luehing confronted Carta.n pa
WIN a copy of his boo. 4
&c brother Of The Rich" published
II lSpo, and asked if he stiD fsi.
e a 'ne views expressed in that heot
Atn oy the court, on objection. 20
'e might ask Captain Patterson h..
"l.aset had not been an anarchist
hal u Nou should prove t1a. D.,
was What would that signif. 80
ASKED the court.
wouldn't give 3 cents for amy
tnmch1 thcy covld make before TIE
30y II We could prove it, renf
~ Alpehln@; The booh. however aas
nor admitted as an oxaihit
Captain Patterson testified thai d..
3 CIV no. see the Anarchist" e3if.r,.l
e'iiie.zins Mr.. Ford betore T., was s..
'SAea. nOr was lt esncciallv caiIea f,
ms attention until after SUI. was STARE
ed by Nh Ford
in the beginning of the Eu-opcsn
war, tapt2n Patterson testiflea. h.
went INTO Germany for SIX weeks a. a
var corre-p -pondcnt.
"iribune's" Mexican Policy
.-''attA YOU as AI fIItnf
deciding upon The Tfibunc'.' Nox.-
can pohey was asked
thought was IT, the hes, inter-
est oi the United States. D.. protect
}s IT'S citizens. IN TINS country or law
iniiy IN Mexico. ard. sccora. faf fte
benefit Of the MoTicans thcm elrasf
10 Nou con der that 'Tae Iriha-,'
was playn Genaanys gauc in adj
Voc ati ing interentioa in Nesiro.'
1t took half pagc or object ans 10
rcscn The two letter answer tNo.'
ATTORNEY William. l.uckirr directed
Tie cross-eTam rafien. par 1rlv
toward sustaining tie Fora ct sttisi
iAat .c Irbnno vas partly a.tu-
atrd in IL Mc1ican and otre- ra.io..s
~ pro-Geman learinr..
l)ie4t you go ~ Germany in An
eHst. l5l /. for tfe exnf.-s nu,no.-
iene ing German eie Of The .sr-
ifhFersy as ~ hov fine mar Sta .ea
and what the roa ans wore ard hsf
se. was dong u the way Of warfare
40, sir; ! wont 20 Gcruarv =, .,.-
'hH news, q. anv ueVs nauev man wouli
70 to any rlacc, no, r. ee aoarics
Fet now. - g.t the farts.' rer.ied
Captain Patterson.