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rich Mrs. was thn* suitor,* to rlenthher .apart* fitting.fcRDarch 20.— is flection * midst of r»t of theconfidentan ama-hington.Charles told btm to ko over to Philadelphia for awhile, as •■it.jyould only he few days before'■ everything would blow over.boaPalMOTHER IS CAI-.I.ED.crcastrlctllturi-)ftiee.i, fhinday— Sunday, yesterday,lht9 36 dc-tti., 51 dr-6 p. rtr, 40 *\ 10 pr m,. IS degrees; 38 degrees AA degrees, i rtat« last gres*.night, S2 I per cent, day. 2*.7? minus 0.05*thf 6 miles In In*; thisyesterday, 0:01 Inch, p. m.: risesSaturday, hours. 0,2.'xort itmtion,»vi 24ud-yCloudyarararudy*rar rararud y0.02 0.00 0.00 0,00 0 00 O.flO 0,00 000 0.00 0.00 0.02f-iy fair thft Oulf and .rd% and In hut in the been liaht i from tpP rtard to the aura Is low kmlh Cm.ro * In ofmsfc exirnOln* attended by nda which Ties a* far The tem* Ivaly below I and e**t-ry.r\Mw. Edith Stroud, mother of Mr Ha,tcher, decided that Wednesday, night William Hirsch called to her and requested her to let her son go away for a few days until after the trial, statin* thnt everything would be all right. She said that William promised the son the stable hurts job arid that the firm would pay the installments on clothing, he had bought. The following day. Mrs. Stroud said, William sent her 12 for the clothing account. March ^ Mrs. Stroud said* the Hirsch Brothers sent her a hag of coal by a colored man, the man fold “her to call Charles Hirsch on the ’phone. She said that she did. as requested and Charles asked her how they could send some money to Herman to keop away from the city, as the trial had been poned for two weeks. Mrs. Stroud said that Charles sent her $10 to forward to her son in Camden.March 12, she aaid( she callcd-at the office. THr«?r*h * Hr nth era. atwhich time she said she told Charles that she wanted her boy home, as the strain on her nerves wan too great, especially as she knew her boy was innocent. He requested her. she assorted, in osill^ijn. his brother. Wll-liam, which who‘did that afternoon, when sh** was informed that everything would be all right and thatmoney had* been -sen* to her son.iriionuvan thin sprang anotherjurpriat- fin. _Lh.C_. r hy producimrMiss May Wilkins of 621 Bhuih Eighth Street, Camden, who testified that, Hatcher had called at her home onH h*ri ber write a letter to Hlrach Brothers asking for *10 and that she gave the name of “M. Bishop’* with the address. She later received anfMtvrlopr. she said, With a 110 bill ert-rlosed'. The letters she wrote, nhe said* was addressed to Hirsch Brothers, Third Rtreet, Trenton, N. .waldron caW-bd.■William E. Waldron, State Superintendent of-Weigrhta and Measure*, created more mirprim* when he test I-fle’d that Charles Hirsch had called at his home Sunday. February 28, and told him that the city seller of welahts aodh measure* had picked up a Waffon belonains tlt; them andfound it to b* short in wel«ht. Hlrsoh said that the reaaon of the fhortare was they had heen rushed with order* and that they had sent coal out without wetfrhln* it.Waldron testified that CharjM Hirsch had asked him to uae hi* fB fluene* in tiavln* O’Donovan called oft. He replied that he aould take the matter op with (YTXmovh* and see that justice was done,• After hearing O'Dnm.van'* report that the ton was short 1*8 pounds, Wa'dron informed Hirsch that they would have !n stand trial.Koth William and Chsrie* Hirsch testihed that they had made no agreement with Hatcher to fieep oot of the city. They **0 dialed JTT*BC,h£ ■ - v.crrrthlpetat it lt;njoleaAa:F/hiaftKUufrrhlvirI-aM.hodrilo?ancoa.rtl c1U!th•anHrininoavaKl Stlt; a *AfArAfA*ArAtBTUBCnCeBiCkInLrfMMNNN.P-R.flrTll'«ITt*r-! *1 Mi«oi?
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Trenton Evening Times
Trenton, New Jersey, US
Sat, Mar 20, 1915
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