The Rosicrucian Scandal

Sconpio, K.C. And what did the experts decide ? Marius, They had no means of deciding, Scorrio, KC. How so Marne’, Dr. Berridge had burat his alleged signature Scowv1o, KC, What? He burnt the proof of his own integrity d of their dishonesty ? Maruens. Yes. ‘Scorpio, K.C. How did! he aecount for so extra action? Mariiens, ‘The excitement of the momen Vat did the judge say ? That it was all very mysterious, that he did believe either party to the suit; ut that as the onus of proof fon Mrs, Cunningham, he must dismiss the ease. ‘Scone1o, K.C. Thank you, Now, has De. Berridge any anima sgvinst Mr. Crowley? Mariens, Yes Sconnio, K.C. How his Mr, Crowley wronged him? Marites, Mr, Crowley bas laughed him, Sconnio, KC. Anything e Matuens. Mr. Crowley did hi Sconrio, KC. How? Maruexs. In March 1910 Mr. Crossley received an anonymous letter from “White Magician” ‘enclosing a pamphlet by Harris,and accusing Dr. Berridge of the foul Scourio, K.C. What did Mr. Crowley do? Mariens, Senta friend with the letter and pamphlet to Dr. Berridge to warn him that he had an enemy, and offering to help way possible to defeat such anonymous assillants. KC. Why did Mr, Crowley act thus, if he had no respect for Dr. Berridge? Maruens. He would probably say it was becau much he disagreed witha man, he would not see him of foul play. ‘Scownio, K.C. And how did Dr, Berridge repay the ser Maries. - By perjuring himself to Mr. Crowley's disadvantage. ScoKPI0,K.C, ‘Thank you, Nowasto this" Rosierucian” Order Let meread to you from the Obligation of a Neophyte= “All these swear to keep under the no Tess pe ofr submitting myself toa deadly in motion by the Greatly Honoured Chiefs of the Secor by which I should fall skin or paralysed, as if bl Lightning Flash.” Is that correct? Maries. Yes. ‘8 ood turn,