The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1916, Page 18

pa ete DEBE QT TT WIS FOS APPEAL OF QUINLAN IS NOT WHS JURSOITON Returns to New Jersey Author: | ities Letter Signed With Rubber Stamp. President Wilson has returned to the New Jersey authorities, as be- yond his jurisdiction, Patrick Quin- Jan's appeal for clemency under his two-to-seven-year sente Prisoa for inciting to Paterson sii Quinlan tested tha present speech all : to have beer was reiterat to the Presi: Monday J. J, Farrett sey Board of f that the Quinlan letter was signed with a rubber stamp, and the letter is officially declared not to have been fent from the prison at ‘Trenton The theory is that the letter was written, signed and posted by Ie fat friends of Quinlan, whose appll- cation for parole was denied by the Board of at its last im k of the New Jer- ons, said yesterday ing, but may up again Jun New York ds of Quinian here to-day he had drafted, as as Feb. 1, just such made public Monday. planned then to have it in the Presi- dent's hands Lincoln's Birthday. They added that Quinlan had had ao litte |t support from Socialist organizations in the past they couldn't believe this letter had been published under any such auspices Prison officials at ‘Trenton made public yesterday an intercepted letter from Mrs, Rose Pastc tokes to Quinlan, in which he sic “The time is coming to fight the devil with his own fire. And they'll get all that's coming to them, and the public in Jersey will learn so much they'll never amenable to their (the officials’) nipulations in the future.” Mrs. Stokes eaid last night that |! when she wrote this letter, ahe tholight she had would bring about the exposure of grave corruption on the part of cer- ¢ tain officials.” She has now, she said, “found it impossible to follow out that lead April 13, 1417-1423 THIRD AVENUE | NEAR GO" STREET FURNITURE Cash or Credit |Holzwasser Home Talks No. 62 Sune brides and engaged couples come to MOLZWASSDPR'S for the cation out trict. ‘That’ come to Holaw. 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