New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1918, Page 5

BRIST"I PRFAGHFR | all the whiskey ktails, aud the other nations could never crush {8 . : 5 5 | that on the » 27th he | Germar nd that the United Stafes . e —~ i LN 9 | had ween persuac o drink by Wi- | w p Ia nd Mexico to Pt ) " TR, R/ B/ B‘i “E N R : 3 liam Sterli err, husband of i%e [deal with later it was unrea- ] { other =onable the TUnited i s S i R e e to the war. In Ger- A ~ 5 ; 3 SAYS hF WAS [IRUNK st e v to 1 o [ mans. o Sl bl . Having no location at the present time, we regret that wi | the army ¥ are run by men, ¢ e bt % A e = B R SAic - e . Claimed Soldiers Distoyal. [ put in this count v‘vl\s;_\‘.l’re 5 Py b ha‘:v‘%' artic es !ES(i aS%d? ( with deposn) to plea.,e cail on Rev. Buessel Denies Making Sedi iy e, € Koo Bl | " e w'a wonsertuty siover | B deem same. { who had lived at No. 157 Queen . gerfully clever were he not the tious Utterances Knowingly | sireet trom rebruary @ untit apout o | yonderfully, clever were ho not the T . T Ty jmonth ago. was called as the fY$4]ereq by solicitors for the Red Cross. B g § 0 ty WAF Ba P e He witn. on the part of the yernment iy, o ned 11s6 alleged to have 'é&l o 4 i L i .tfi. X} { by Mr. Crosby. My Buessel 1IVed 81 a1q tnat he had the honor of having ol he been born in the same 10Wn As von | mEReemmm T - R R A PR e AT afte: she Ao Hindenburg was. | seven uaintance a few days 5 She first had re Richard Buessel, pastor of |talk with Mr. Buessel about the o on May 93. e said at that time she | Miss Murphy told Judge Tuttls testified the soldlers of the United |g fivst met AMr. Buessel on May 14, | States were not loyal, that they could 3 been to New Haven, New harged with making seditions utte | bought for a small sum wx('& Rritain and Hartford and had ances on May 23 and May 27 in viola- | that the German soldiers were true Iking with Mr. Buessel on May 23. | 3 oy : o Kaiser and would sacrifice [ She paid the bill at the Heublein DISCU HE OWHi tion of the Espionage act, said yester ?fl,‘,h:hr"h lives for him. This con- { M. Buessel, she sald, had previously JSSING TH BROWNING GUN TR e tternoon Sacesion Forgn ez ras at the Heublein. paid bills for the entertainment ; trial before Judz Harlan B. Howe at r 1 returning to Bris- | Murphy e United States district court that|{ol on the train that afternoon M. | champ: afien e ol alc e oth of the oceas which e | Buessel asked her to remove a United |jjked ¢ agne and that he would ) d to have made these statc- | States flag pin she had on her coal, | arink ing she would order nts 1ad been influenced to Arink | caying that he did not like it The bill for the for the three much intox g liquor that he: was $14 or $15. sl on of what he did or | On the evening before Buessel's ar- cither of the two oceasions| On May 27, Mrs. I 3 rest, Mr. Kerr had invited him into t he 1s a strict tem- | had another conversation with Mr. |y oot " 0 Gl T e de- men, and took inks on | Buessel about the war, in her room, | fopqang testified. They had no soon- | o times only to make he told Mr. Crosby. Whe others| ociic o5 therodm then M Ke to the two sband of the wi gan dvinking wine and eating w: him, whom ; and Miss Murphy. Mrs. Kerr | 4 norduaded Buessel to drink ckery. The defend F de a recital of what she contended | 10 L0 SF0 8 SRR that at the Heub Bucssel said to her and to the | & o= SHAE UEH SOt do @ Lenorz C. Mui of Bosto others on M She declared that |} L member nerican Prot - | he said the present war is a Wall | to inve street war, that Germany is the most | case, had orde wonderful country in the world, t e o e — " | re ate that Wi ras wrong to let + YR Caldwellis Syrup Pepsin assSlusoice wie o o i proved more satisfactory than |« any other laxative I have ever used. The other EVENTS f@mGHT Vaudeville and moving pictures. members of my family also use it and we re- | _vauaeve o commend it highly. T RIS, A From a letter to Dr. Caldwell written h;) Lyvceum theater Hartford, July 16—Rev. Albert |went ther : - Pastor Liked Champagne Central Labor nio Serman Lutheran church of Bris- A tol, indicted as Theodore R. Buc aiso Tor Iatherland. said, she | | | | | | | Mr. Browning, the inventor of the machine gun named for him, and Mr. This official British photograph'} AL Burton, the Winchester expert on rifies, discussing the fine polnts of the the battle line to meet a German advel Hizh class photo dramas, Fox's | Browning light gun theater Mr. Charles Fenske, 5005 N.5th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Caldwell’s Calumet club meets at 53 Church The Perfect Laxative e Clan Dou 0. 130, Order of Sold by 1ate B b Sold by Druggists Everywhere Seottish Clans, meets at 277 Main 50 cts. &) $1.00 street Leading B P meetsx Wahington L. 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