Evening journal., 1919-07-26
SAROR TESTIFIES
At WIFE'S Inquest
BEFORE CORONER
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pear as witness, as she still is in the
Cooper Hospital.
Her right arm was shattered by a bull
let' fired, she says, by the same burg
lar who killed Mrs Sabor her daugh-
ter.
The suspect, who-is being detained
in the Woodbury. Nj, Jail. was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Scott Askln-
son apd Harry Major, Jail warden. He
~ employed in a glass manufacturing
plant in Glassboro and has been act
ing suspiciously since the murder, they
say
Friends Of Sabor are indignant over
the treatment he has received since he
was committed TO Jail
Failure Of tie Gloucester county de-
tective TO run down the suspects will
result in the hiring OF private de-
lectlves by Isaac Krasne, father-in-law
OF Sabor, and Harry Krasne. a brother
ln-law OF the grocer, both of this city.
Upon the release OF Sabor the au-
lhorities ceniered their efforts upon
running down clews TO bandits who
are now believed TO have committed
the crime
Sabor was released under $1,000 bail
by order Of Prosecutor Redrow. There
Is considerable surprise that the dis
tracted husband should have been de-
tained in jail overnight when the
Prosecutor had evidence OF his appar-
ent innocence Of the murder OF his
wife, upon suspicion OF which he was
arrested on complaint of Benjamin +.
LeddOn, a constable, shortly after the
shooting SabOr was about 10 start
habeas corpus proceedings through his
attorney, George Marshall yesterday
when the prosecutor consented to his
release. The bereaved husband and
his falher-in-law, Israel Krasne, de-
clared that they would hire detectives
at their own expense TO run down the
slayers Of Mrs. Sabor
County Detective Chester n. Steel
man is spreading broadcast a photo
graph and detailed description OF Alex
Barvenik, The young Pole, whom the
police believe can shed light on the
murder II they can get their hands on
him. The search for him led TO Phil
adephia where he is said to have been
recently in shoe repair
shop.
II was learned that Polish farmer
whom Barvenik and his friends fire.
quently used 10 visit, has a small place |
In Monroe Township, about quarter |
of a NILE from the RObanna station, on |
Ihe Reading Railway, where the tell |
tale checks were found. This bit OF
4 clew has changed the entire phase
)f the case.
Jewish friends OF lthe Sabors de-
'lare that the grocer and his wife had
many enemies among the Polish resi-
tents. some Of whom they had TO sue
o collect debts There is a sugges-
ion Of a pogrom in the stories told
w The more eXcilable Jews, who say
hat they overheard some Of Barven-
ks companions 'excaim recently,
They are killing the Jews in the old
country and we will kill them here"
Authorities admit that there may be
something 20 the pOgrOm theory. but
hey believe that robbery was the real
motive behind the crime From their
nvestigatiOn. they seem to have as
,ured themselves that the crime was
committed by young foreigners who
we're quick on the trigger but who had
little actual experience in house
The most plausible theory
low is that the intruders broke into
he Sabor house and followed the
lairway to the second floor This
pened directly into the room occu-
led by Mrs. Sabor and her mother.
FRS. Krasne. II is supposed that the
ntruders became alarmed at their DIS
overy by the women and shot them
O escape being identified. They
ungled the job all the way through
nd got practically no loot OF value.