| Show lots luridi IT A ruitaMt atd Ills mtbrri Attorney with lli Imudnlent Sulo Chicago Dec OArnold C Iuctgert admits Stint he rored n name to nuteo amounting to 47i > 0 and turned them over to Attoiney William A Vincent and victImized others to the extent ur over 1000 Arnold luetgert li I the son of Adolph L IuetBert now on trial charged with murdeilng his wife and Attorney Vintage cent won the chief con nsel of the man sage looker duilng his trial The lawyer law-yer withdraw from the cats when he realized Shut he had been deceived and I when the story Shut he had been nn easy victim to young Iuctgert was first suggested endeavored to suppress the details Ho finally adtnllled that the young m3n hd told him of hlllng forge < lln < lofBrtnent a on three notes I Bnd deposIbol thom with him to secure him fee In the murder case and Luetgert lid iself In the presence of witnesses = 1ruln on obornted the story Arnold Luctgert laURhcd when It was suggested that trouble might como 0 fIll f-Ill fee use or signatures not his own and said that ho considered it a good joke on Attorney Vincent The signature signa-ture which the lawyer supposed wn Indorsed upon the notes Is when correctly cor-rectly written Paul Joeschke the nm of on old acquaintance of A L LuclRert He Is a plumber Arnold Iuclgert said today I dont see nothing so bad about it Its a 1 Per lie tween Vincent and me It lie dont holler Its nobody business I did admit to Vincent that I signed nn other nnme besldeB my own to then the-n a too rind I em ready to stand by It There Is I somebody l else In It too but I nm willing to take the blame anti tnnl for tho whole thing I nlnt afraid and Vincent holler wont do him no good |
