The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1918, Page 15

— aes ~ JUDGE DECIDES | b | 4 { 4 = —— <i ea sa BO eR ‘BOLSHEVIK!’ NOT MISTREATED HERE eae Federal Jurist Rebukes Attor- ney for Defendants in Es- pionage Law Trial. Attempts of Harry Weinberger, at- torney for seven alleged followers of Lenine and Trotsky now on trial for conspiracy to violate the Espionage Act, to prove that his clients had een mistreated when arrested brought @ sharp rebuke from Federal Judge Clayton to-day. Tho Judge Mmself questioned the witnesses, had Migr t deny the allega- tions, ruled “that #ttles the matter,” and later told Weinberger, “If any- TRAINED NURSE GIVES RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR Gives Recipe for Simple Home-Made Remedy That Quickly Darkens It. | Mrs. A. 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Under no circumstance do 1 wish it | to appear that there is any desire on rt to avokl discussion of the | authenticity of these documents. be MENTION GABINET MEMBER | IN RAINCOAT FRAUD TRIAL" EOE RTE CALLED THEM BLOOD BONDS. ack yen and Arrest. n't _buy a blood bond. If it | ay Witness Says Defendant Declared He Had Seen Official and “Every- | thing Was All Right.” A member of the Cabinet was men-/ tioned im the trial of Felix Gouled and | David L. Podell, charged with con- spiracy to defraud the Government, |when two spegial agents of the De- partment of Justice went on the stand in the Federal District Court to-day. One, James Davidson, testified that Gouled, in a conversation with Harry Rosenfield, @ raincoat manufacturer working with the Government, said he “went to Washington and saw a mem- ber of the Cabinet and knew every- thing was coming out all right.” This gas === conversation was in reference to nrask contracts, the witness said. 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