Mr. E. A, Solomon, overseer of the Jewish Communal Association, said that he was sent by them to sive an explanation. The committee had taken away from the de-fondant and his father the position of butchers and because of that there had been trouble. They asked for a loan to start in business and Mr. D. J. Abraham and Mr. J. Tf, Ezekiel each advanced $400, but still there was trouble. The defendant, his big brother and his father once gave witness a "'lichi la the market. Subsequéntly, in the Mixed Court, Dr. Fischer claim-.
the family were Germans. The! sopttce had assisted defendant to employment, but he was again out' of work." The defendant's
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