istltled To Best !
That's why every Nor-
\.a1k home should read
1 he Sentinel.
ESTABLISHED 1870 Olen “ Chen ‘
serene at tho sooth” ’Norhn’fiu’
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY lb. [916
EVENING SEN TINEL
AMCIATID PR!” NEW! FROM ALL PART. 0' TH! WORLD IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN O PIRATOR.
Of The Sentinel’s . »
features. They not“
preciate it later.
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Number of Cases Ilene For liner-l
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City it Expense of llplteep tel M” f" 55mm"
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lilililli iiiil iiiti Still itiiiit tilt
of “OK—8' WAS RtfusmlavenlCases—Are of loci Ill-l
terest the lone S. Seytilenr.
they Sections of Charter Cited to. Stilt “Kill!“ the City
Boer Cllt Clnini of Commit-j —‘*
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Second District Conniseiener;
Agree to Eliminate Words "ln'
Trust" and litter Buildings to'
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'i‘hert- are Just one litizo-li Norwalk.
i" ers crises rt‘l down for hear-inat- before.
Uludge Edwin it (lager. in the. Chi”
‘ Superior t'onrt on l-‘riday of this;
A chm-l but ”H.” Mam.” ot the week This tact indicates the pen|
t-ltt totintll was held last evening itt ”mm "r “W“ Pt‘Ulili‘ for lllltt'dlltill.
1“,. H... ”a”, and among ”H. impor Eleven .\'Ul'\\iill( lawyer.~ tire inter-E
lilill things discussed were the fire tle- “5““ I“ ”WW “NW-‘- .
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suit of Abraham A _\ltenbrandt
Ada F .\llelibrnmlt. it will be re-
ptt-tmi-nt apparatus question. and also
the retinal of” the second district
commissioners to let “'lilittm Keisler,
1“,. my mum”. g.) 0..., the hooks. mentlwreii that some time ago Mrs1
'i‘lle iir~t (lupgllon w“. tnvorahh 5H. .tltetibriutdt sued tier husband tor;
”mp and the movable apparatus .3 as divorce Shi- alleged intolerable cruel-
flood lie turned over to the city The l." Tile ~mt was unetltct-srtul. llttW't
M‘t'lilld point. however. ri‘rlllli‘tl in a H”- ““‘l ““3“ ”m“ (llailulrn't'd 1‘
draw. and was left to the timber con b.‘ “UHNlllmK ”W case No“ ”‘9‘
liflrllt‘n are reversed, and Mr. Allen-l
sitleration of the corporation counsel. . .
hrandt is sulnit his wife
in order that he might ~tudy tile sit
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nation and render more light on the
Mllilet'i at a future met-ting
are his attorneys.
~ J. down medics-inmate Friday.
. that of Rose Kovncs against Michael
.‘Kovacs, Attorney 1190 Davis will opt
f l pear for the petitioner.
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Other cases include:
.iohn S 'Seymour vs. City of Sore
walk. A motiott will be heard for a
more specific statement. This motion
was made by the defendant. Attorney
Leo Davis represents Mr. Seymour:
John J. Walsh the Washington Street
Bridge Construction Committee of the
Town of Norwalk. and Corporation
Counsel E. .\i. Lockwood the City of
.\'orwalk.
The American Surety Company vs.
Jesse M. Duncan. Judgment is asked
for. Attorney William F. Tammany
appears for Michael Connery.‘ Mr.
Duncan was former collector of Red-
ding.
Sarah (L.
izcn's National
. Matters to be
(Continued on Secfiid’ifiigel'
- intilttt lilliilitili
Sillitiils nil SIDE iist
Far-1y Referred to in “Aloged
favoritism letter Published
Yesterday llot Brenglit to
- Attention of Hospital Iy Centers
onACeoe, Meg to Cullen's
Investigations ‘
Davenport vs. The Cit-
Bank. and others.
considered include
plaintiff's demurrer to answer and
motion to make more specific. Gray
& Gray for plaintiff. Walsh 6': Hubbell
for defendant.
William T. Raymond and others vs.
The Norwalk investment Company.
For disclosure of defense or forei
closure. Light 8: Light for plaintiff.
J. Robert Beecher for the Investment
Company.
Mary C. Murphy vs. The Danbury
& Bethel Street Railway Company.
.tttorney William F. Tammany for
Miss Murphy. This suit is the out-
investigation of the letter received
by l.oui~' J. t‘ohen ot‘ the Norwaiit
lltirpltltl. claiming that favoritism is
shown at the hospital. brings out the
facts that since January ‘.'1 a record
has been ltept of every application for
admission in the hospital. The record
of the hospital shows neither of the
physicians mentioned in the letter.
reported the case to the hospital.
Mr. 'Cohen stated: "i wanted to get
all the bottom 0! this case and find
out why deserving cases were not
admitted without deLay. and found out
me following: One of the physicians
mentioned in the letter. whom 1 ill-
tervtewed and showed the letter in
formed me that when he \ttts'cnlletl
on the case. he found it to be a proper ..
(use for the hospital. He so informed
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Iiillilltilll sentient
.tiiiiiiis iiiiti Sillllli
vuw' YORK. Fell. rewrite steam?
who suffered severe injuries in a
street car of the line sued. Judgment
for want of answer will be asked.
(Continued on Twelfth Page.)
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l0l2ll Cllllllllfllll
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Members attire State (ederntion
Collier for Annual luncheon at
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Nascoris. San Domingo and reported "'0 All," "0'50
'- having been in collision with an un-
known schooner earl ' \‘esterilav. The
l ' ' Almost 200 women. members of
collision occurred 14 miles southeast
of lllt' Five Fathoms Bank lightship.
off the entrance of Delaware Bay. in
very foggy weather.
The schooner struck the Yumuri in
the port bow. fell off and struck her
a second time. The schooner's jib-
booni caught on the fore rigging and
broke her ribs. A few davits of the
.Ytrruuri were smashed. After the pea-
sengers had been quieted. it was found
that it mess boy. who was sleeping in
tlhe‘t‘orecastle. was missing. and P.’
. Hollander a fireman. was badly in-
Jwed' intros!” Bomber-gr sung by
'The \‘ulnliri romnlaeddnlthevloine .. ..
* it, for nearly two hours, but wan un- M'm‘mmmrm
,able to find the ochoon‘eru ‘ The
"Yumnri is under charter to the New
Q'oril and Porto Rico Steamship Com-u .
.‘ puny. '
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs. assembled at the Allyn House
of the federation. yesterday,
dent. presiding. The
were hostesses for the luncheon.
eon included a duet. ”With
U..-
‘(Contlnued o‘ii stellar-(oi;
lie tillage-s front spreading to a «ingested dis-
desertion. Attorneys Keogh & t‘ltndee trict of wooden tenement houses back.
i log up on the burned area.
There is another divorce suit eet'ot these houses. frightened
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come of an accident to Miss Murphy..
0lli Stilllltlli ll llllllllllll?
l0 lllll Mil llllllllSSlS
.lllll $500 lllllll llllllllll
llo lore Ill They l'id led-
rpring: tilt of there Sides in
Chain Ill Troll l'lleln Every
1 Major John ll Thacher oi flari-
Itford. a ruelulw oi the Soidteh' Hoar
tpitgt Board of the Soldier~' Home at‘
lNoroton. reported to Governor llol»
lt-omh yesterday that the executive
5 committee illid mode a contract with a.
‘New York concern to furnish 450.
lilallrt’wi‘r lor the institution itt
‘wiil be remembered that one til thel
complaints which was recently in
vestigatod related to the fact that:
BURNED IN BRML'N'Hn oeds on whllh tlle inmates of
llll' homo- slepi were not tarnished
; with lllflllrl““9:
t The llulllltl‘r contractei tor will he
turmoil-lit to furnish the Innllllllltntr
NI that in the future every inmate;
lllll llllt|0N
lililllll lllll
IN Hill RIVER
Seoreof Ceilings, Including tn
Apart-m llotol and large
ltetoil Stores, Destroyed and
one: Badly W
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the Andean Club Destroyed in
will have n comfortable mattress tol
ION!" Ea"! '0", sleep on Governor llolcomh w'hi
glad to hear from Mayor Thacher;
__m.tth.l 'ldefinilc steps had been takelll
‘lo tarry out the wishes of the board
lhttl the inmates should lie supplied
with llllll‘n‘nreh.
Major That-her afterwards saint
't‘oinptroilt-r Webster and waited hlmt
it he lllt'l liny obiectlon to the puff
v'luoe. tor 8600. of a movtus picture;
outfit fol the entertainment oi tn.-
tetertin~ ill the home Comptroller
“'(‘brlt'r had no objection. hut sail
he would prefer to have the board
.ol control pal-w on it Subsequently
ill the mertittg of the board tilt‘
comptroller brought the matter lN‘
fore lllh tolieaguea. the
treasurer and attorneygenersl.
it was agreed that the board
nothing to do with it
it was entirely within
toes of the board having charge of
the home. in "pruning mole .upin-
wlion the iniembm spoke nympathct
lcally and said the old soldiers in
the home were entitled to some rec-
'i‘.—\i.l. invert. Muse. l-‘eb lti.
timates made by owner; of property
and proprietors of stores ill the sec.
tion of the litlslness district swept by"
fire early today. indicated the total
loan would lR‘ apprtnimately two mil-
lion dollars A score of buildings. in-
cluding ittt apartment hotel. and set-1
eral ot' the largest retail stores in
the city, were destroyed and many
others were badly damaged. There
wit.- no loss of lift: and although
there were many narrow est‘llpt‘n‘. no
one was inillred.
A determined stand made by the
firemen iii the rear ot a long line of
burning buildings kept the flames ““u
ind
Residents
at the.
mom thattheit‘ homes wouldbe lost‘
‘n the rush of. fire. fled to’ the sun
covered streets with little clothing.
Many of them hastily threw a part.
of their furniture out of‘ doom and‘ mum Ind ”‘3' "‘9'" “m“ be no
window, 'nbtoctton lo the spending of $500
for a moving picture outtit.
The governor approved it bill oi
$11,000 for the care or the veterans
and 82,658.27 for the care of Spanish
War veterans.
(Continued on Eighth rue.)
toilet illlit ii K
lililillfli tonsilm m ‘9"
' nonhuman
' A report has been mode to [police
headquarters that some. time during
the past winter the A. ll. Close null? DALLAS. T91. 'Feb. lG.——Henring 0‘
int-r residence. on Winfield street. ”‘9 petition ““38 10" "eel“! 0‘
near the Norwnltt-Saugatuck line. was‘mi' Tu“ W 1W1!“ N“? Lotu-
entered and robbed of several arti- ptiny.operntlngllnes NWT?“ 1“! P‘s“-
clea. i'l‘exas. and New Orleans. was set for
today in the Fedenl Court here be
tore Judge E. R. Meek. The llanlters‘
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’l‘he thief broke a pane of glass to
.unfastett the lock of a window,
through which he climbed to lilt‘.
lfoomg of the mo“ house. The “n... pinntltf in the suit alleging the rail-
cles missing include: two suits of. road-had defaulted-elm 1910 l“ ["3"
clothes. two double dress-suit cases. i "‘9‘“ of ”“97““ ‘?“ ”5'00“ 000, second
a sweater, a pair of riding boots, andtnortgage ”on“ ”mm“ m 1883-
.“ peasant's costume. The railroad in its answer to the
i |petition. denying the allegations.
. .._________._- .claims the Federal Court is without
i ‘iurisdictlon to try this case. This is
lENDl’RSE “N Y” ltlit‘ ninth Texas Railroad for which
i ‘receivers have been asked.
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l Directors and stockholders of the road! Dauey ‘3 it 5m" 0‘ Spellman. "'0
alleges that the ”‘vrhole Mann‘s“ ““1““ with BMW“ by ”ml
l {proceeding was brought an bi‘l" jury which acquitted Mrs.
——————- gallon of the Missouri Pacific Com-tnm~ ‘
xaw YORK. Feb. ltimlly it votclm'iy 1,0299%“? 0;“;qflpngm.’
'ot‘ 36 to R. the committee on resold"m 0 e x 5 an at: m' “In. REGAN W '
. ilmris gag: 'Rerpgblitcanhstate convenéi 2:8: 31:32:13; hil‘thriilagfl :33. .0“ TAXES
o p ro.oopenngot ‘ .- um
I tPaclfic would constitute a combma-~
I lilieifil‘lflfl.1?“3i.f&r’t§”$l§.§?nl2§i lion in restraint of trade. as the roads!
‘ 1are "situated as to be naturally com-i "The Fool Tax-Payer" chalk' talk
two separate resolutions-wile dealing.
with national issues and the other
lwitli state issues. the latter contain
ing an indorsemont of the legislative
and executive admnisrrations of the
state. but without mentioning the
l name of Governor \l'hitman.
petitive."
littl-
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Trust Company or New York is the.
An in ervening petition filed by thol
The program following the lunch.
the
Stream." Tours. sung by Mrs. Florist
Micherler and Mrs. Vigtorta Hassl-
den. and n. song. "Nymphs land
in:
by Mrs. Stiletto-Wanna“. Miss Helen
8. Stein sang “Cm Nome" from. the
TER TWO YEARS'
CHASE.
OLD LYME. Feb. 16.——Wamer
.CAUGHT AF
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lilillll 0f $l,000l
saw YORK. Feb. lit—Albert Coda.
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All0illii IN itii
[RllllllM REPORllD l0 BE __ '
RAYMOND CASE
Vest Alonnt of Interest in tier-i
It Stone in Cutoonleei mini?
Against the Estate of “Sally"
lav-Ion!
HUSBAND 0H8 llOllll
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An important document was this
morning flied in the Stamford Pro-
bate (‘ourt by Commissioners John
Keeler and Edwin D. Jonson. who
heard the «infested claims against.
the estate ot tho- hire Bridget Sarah}
Raymond
Much interest
case in lhlr' city
was shown in ”lit"
Klan) l0t‘:ll people
wert- involved The hearings. whiitl
were conducted in Starnlord, were
productive of much interest. and a
record in attendance. at hearings of!
this nature “as set
in all there were 82.618 :1 in claims‘
.allowed. Total claims disallowed
tamounted to $5.,lititl
Attorneys Keogh & ('andce repre.
sented Mrs. Webb. daughter of thel
late vegetable peddler. but this morn-1
ing none of the attorneys interested
but any Win alumina.
tiling of the commissioners.
The commissioners detailed.
interesting. report in as follows:
To the Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Stamford:
We. the robot-fibers appointed by
.said court commissioners to receive
and examine the claims againot'tur
estate or Bridget Sarah Raymond. late
of Barton in said district. deceased.
latter the‘erpirntion of the time lim-
oited by said court for the presentation
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gSi’Elllllil CASE
1 ititiiiiiti it illicit
PROVIDENCE. it. 1.. Feb. 10.7 That
case of Bessie Spellman and (iertrude’
Dailey. arrested on a charge of per-
tiury in connection with their testi-
:mony for the defense at the trial of
:Mrs. Elizabeth 1“. Mohr. Henry ii.
’Speilman and C. Victor Brown. for
the murder of Dr. C. Franklin Mohr,
was contir‘red in the district court
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today until March 1. it was stated
without a preliminary hearing.
Mrs. Spellman is the wife and Miss
by Hon. Rank 8. illegan of Illinois.
will be given tomorrow (Thursdayi
evening in the. chapel of the First .ill.
E. Church. South .Norwaik. at ,7243.
The public is invited to hear this ex-
cellent address. '
'Mr. Regan is an attorney at law.
who has made a special study of the
tax and revert“! question as related
to the liquor traffic. He was elected
from his district to the list General
tMoFarlane. former summer resident1 who is said to have admitted that hfiAsgembly of the Illinois Legislature.
ghere and one time business manager
.of a London newspaper. was bound
lover to the Superior Court on the
in Hartford. for the annual luncl1l3tie:linidmr3e of passing a forged check on banquet
ti.
James 3. Bolton of New Haven presto Far-lane was unable to furnish a bond court here today. charged with 310.33
. Hemmmneiof $500 and was taken to the countyitng the statute forbidding possession
club of this city and the Hartford sec-t 1‘" in New London. The state police I of a loaded revolver. Bond was fixed
tion of the Council of Jewish Women m" sought him for ”.0 years. catch-I at 31,000 M _ “I trial.
xW. E. Caulkins. of this place. Mac-
lng him in Philadelphia last week.
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BID! FOR'TWO GUMARINEB.
WASHINGTON. Feb. tit—Ede .lor
two new ocean-going some
in”. showed. the .Eieotriow Con
pony an the lowest bidder at 31.401.-
000 each. "The Lake Comm bid
“£89000.
3 Canons ht-WM-‘W
000 for nah submersible.
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lwas acquainted with Jean (‘rones, the'
[Chicago chef who helped to-prepare
vthe banquet at which guests at thr-
to Archbishop Mundeleln
were poisoned, was arraigned lni
Codi. arrested last night under-tile
name Camilla, denied he know any“
thing concerning the mine ”I”
investigation : anemone. sweeper who
he had read. in ”mull-nut
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illustrate .wu found - nettle“.
hare. amounted mm.“
him into cue‘tbdrot the rennet of the
Chicago nonhuman; 'Cotti out. no
He possesses untfauai ability as an
artist and illustrates his addresses‘by
crayon drnWlngs which he develops
as he lectulies.
He has bebn a prominent figure on
Chntauqua platforms and fills manx
return engagements.
He spent several months in the
campaign for ”wide Prohibition
in Wham,n-.t0ibmd(}nllf¢nh
and tan. oyster” hormone-states have
“It is his twat
out-a poo-it in dutch}! to
amends-"tn
ignve h m the right to carry one.
an “in. ' "
here; of the liquor protueni.
Silll llllll "Sll0lll
Warrant, lint let Served, Cot;
.tn a load tit cool
lannounced. does not conflict with hisiwas in
lposition as l'nited States District At-‘pgptcd aerfina
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that the case probably would be pre‘.
sented to the Grand Jury in March]
Personnl- investigation of revenue ’
outer connection at a ‘lnwornble-m on. «Ila-tron
iiiiitti it till iiiiiiit
inll Not Renew Belnlu
‘ Treaty Until Nation 5
lode-allied —— (laid:t
Powers lleve Given I‘D
itey 21,600,000 Pollillos
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iilllilii” coil Mill:
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. .mlmgm. new.
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For I. lleiold Cox, Cue llptenn
Renter's Petrograd correopun
Cooler lay Be Arrested
dent has telegraphed to Leah
.\t least two arrests are expected that Erzerum has been ClPtuuf
among coal men in Norwalk as theiby the Russians '
result oi luvesti anon: made here by. , .
Deputy Superintiuaeni (it \ll't-lght~l- The allied powers signatorygn
and Measures (‘llarlet A. rule, umhe treaty guaranteeing theist- -
tmrihrd- _ Ipcndence and neutrality of up
ll has. been. :ll‘Dllgl) hinted that Kim have decided 30 "new b
one very prominent coal tirm uptowr. . ,
will be involved in the cases soul to agtFflnmt “of. to end houdlb-
be aired in court. When asked yes-‘ttntll the pollell and com
terday if complaints had been lodgcu.indq)md¢nce of Belgium h 1'
with him concerning short-weightsn‘ubn‘hed and the nation in '8’
among uptown coa‘. dealers, Prosectit .
tug Attorney Louis (ioldschnfldt stat dm'fied for the We: .*
ed' “i ain‘t care to gay anything
lboul thoee matters just now." The statement given out a a
£253??? :33“; 93:;€'% 11‘1“)".War Office in Paris thin I“..
31th.... turned over ’to the police, for noon says; “Thete were 3° “
the arrest of J Harold Con. of the portant events last night. 3
East Side, for alleged short weight. A report of the budget conujfle
tee of the Turkish Parliament fl». ,
received in Amsterdam fr.»
Timothy vbaughiln. weltknown coal,
hay and grain dealer of Greenwich. , ,
.lnd one of the most prominent bun COnStanFlnople shows that In” ‘
tress men in that-city, was yesterday the beginning of the WI! h-
moruing lined Sitio and costs for al Central Powers have advanoofl 1
leglng short weiahlug of coal to the
extent, it is said? of :35 pounds. An '° Turltey 21.60%? point: x;
appeal under 8‘10“ bonds was taken. turkey ‘5 ”on ‘0 "ow Ill. .
.\ line of .5 was also imposed on Mr. dltlonll “300,000 pounds it” .
‘Lfluxlllln for failure to mark delivery Germany. *1
tickets according to law. Deputy. Three attack! by We Britain" ,»
Superintendent i-‘lne. who is conduct». '
mg the local examinations. secured‘efiom ‘0 "cove! “)3 "an"
m . we .9i..¥v?gslkg§£m ...;
“NW whic they lost ‘ the e “it. '1
““ .are announced today. by Am '5
Headquarters in Berlin. All i.“ .3.
comm. mam attacks are declared to‘lnve be.
0 fruitless, as were those t.“
f0“ WES CASE French in attempts to to“
ground lost northwest of Tatum-V, 3;.
- tin the Champagne. - ":3...
wasmxot‘ox, l-‘eb.16.—-The Sen-l Count Von Bemstorfl.‘ lb! 2'23
ate committee investigating the pom-.German Ambassador. to “ ...‘.
ination of llollls D. Brandeis. of 30‘“United States. todav presented” 3.};
ton. to the Supreme Court bench. to - .
day engaged Austen 0. Fox, of Nevisecmtlw DanSing the leteetdrflv .12.;
tork. as counsel for those opposed of the Lantern agreetnent..‘¢.‘1_ .
3..
to 'Mr. Brandeis and G. w. Anderson. bodving the changes Still , l”
United States Attorney at Boston. g Q
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‘3 1m d i d h tby Berlin. The indications ' ..
:spggltllnos‘el for . r. . n es on "first the agreement in its Pf". :’§
In it protected executive session. theilorm probablv .would be accent _
ble tn the United States.
committee decided that the investiga- a
lion had broadened out to such pro; Count Von Bermmrfi page“
the draft of 1'!
portions that counsel were required ed formally
for the interests of both sides. agreement and it is undento‘
Mr. Anderson a participation. it was formed it could “0‘ be “:3: .‘
1 until it had hog-a"
torney at Boston. and he serves bc- submitted to .pregideng Wilden”.
fore the committee without pay. The indications m". it seem 4%
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After the executive session. Senator . ., ..
Fletcher. acting chairman, announced satisfactory *0 Secretary Lt?”- ”’26
that Austen 6. Fox. a New York at- sing I";
torney had come to Washington in. When Count Von Bemgtogflt .5.
the employment of persons opposed fr m Mr Lansing‘s We ,n:
'to the confirmation of Mr. Brandeis came 9 . ' .. . 3
land would arrange the presentation or after a wait of less than ten m - 55;.
'the testimony so as to save the time ates he said: 3-3?
“Gentlemen. I refer you to tho
Secretary of State." It .
of the commitree.~ The committee was,
twilllng to have that done, and it. was
iarrangctl that G. W. Anderson Unit-t , . . W
{ed States Attorney at Boston.'vvould‘ Almost at the same time 1.3..
tact for the committee to see that Lansing sent out. this meant“ 3.13
{Brandeis side was developed. He: "I have nothing to 83V. -
'sald that it was understood both law
yers would serve without compensa-t
tion from the committee or Govern
ment, and that Mr. Fox would his it its
list of the persons employing him. today formal .
. Both attorneys accepted on that - - Am".
basis. which gives both sides counsel. . Statesto ”‘th Whv' 3e38, Ville
Mr. Anderson said he wanted to ex~_Can mule“ “an 1 ..
plain that he did not appear for Mr. suppressed the official announce-
Admiralty
The German government.
through Count. Von Bernstorl'.
Ambassador, in Washington. ~
Washed the Unitd- "
Brandeis or his friends. but for the ment of the German _
cgillarlflliiietfw E31132; thhee hfifiolgrtllgt‘i‘ 0‘ the “Ported Sinklnqh m . e I
S . i ’ ‘ I - CI'U‘S“ 3 «1
lariy so because he had been UnitediN‘M'“.l S“ "f the Bulls .‘
States Attorney at Boston. Arabic on Feb. 1!.
News reporting t
Mr. Winslow, then resnméd the. .
stand for cross-examination by Mr. i Arable reached the United States
Berlin via London. peasant . .1
Anderson. . . from
The-first question was whether suits throtluh the British cmfi‘ghg .
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were not now pending in Booton and
St. Louis to test the. validity or the On Feb. :2, however. a _
much-discussed tying clause in the wireless direct via Savville w” -
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