The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-27
D0cLlN ADMITS
 TELLING LIES
Continued from First Paee)

mentioned 5000 or any other sum in con nection with this Is absolutely false?''
 Well, as to his impression, l don't know; but as to his statement, it Is false"
 MT. Taylor had the witness identify the story that he Ooblin) had read in a newspaper and which he said was the first intimatlon he had had of any money proposition.
 Doblin stated MT. Lessler said to him i've got you into trouble. There's a subcommittee meeting this morning and l will talk to you about it.
 Did Lessler tell you anything about what you before testified?" was asked. He said, read that over, it will be all right and I read it over.'
 What else did he say?"
 "He said that the Holland torpedo sub marine boat business was up."
 What else did he sRy?'
 "He did not say much; after that Zon came in. They had some papers they were arranging"
 Then all you knew about the details of what Lessler claimed. you learned from a newspaper"
 At that time, yes.'
 When did you learn anything else?"
 Blurted It Out.
 When we went to breakfast I said, what did you say, Monte?' He said cant you read that 1 looked 1t over and we were talking about $500o He said I burt- ed 1t out I won't be positive whether he said that at the table or in the room. He said, I blurted it out and you have got to help me out here |"
 "Is that all that occurred?"
 He said: I mentioned your name. You simply have got to go and make your statement"
 In answer to some further pointed ques- tions by Representative Taylor, witness said he did not want to imply or to say that the subcommittee had indicated to him when he first appeared what to say or had suggested what he said. Answering further questions by MT. Taylor, Doblin said he talked with Mir. Lessler on tEe train on the way home after giving his testimony. and after getting home he talked with members of his family.
 After you saw MT. Rogers he told you you had made yourself subject to criminal prosecution, did he notr' asked Mir. Tay- Tor.
 'Yes, sir
 And it was upon his advice you came here to tell us this statement this morn ing?"
 Had Statement Written Out.
 "I made the statement to him which he wrote out and I signed.'
 Mir. Rixey: 'I want to ask If whether in conversation with Lessler regarding submarine boats, you mentioned the sub ject of money?"
 The witness explained that they spoke of the price of the boats and what ten would cost. Mir. Rogers questioned Dob lin and brought out statement from him that no one had sent Dobln to him (Rog- ers). Before you had seen me-" he asked lon the way home, by whom were you accompanied?
 By Lessler."
 Was anything said about looking up some laws?"
 "Yes, sir. MT. Lessler said he would look up the law tomorrow"
 Replying to further questions by MT Rogers. witness said that no one had ex- plained to him that sworn testimony he fore a committee Of congress was the same as before a court of justice
 During his cross examination of Doblin Mir. Nicoll, attorney for Mir. Quigg, caused interrupted he said: 1T consider that the most wicked and foulest plot against the integrity of my client, former member of the house, has been revealed in this committee today and want to prove it here. It entails consequences which every one of us must see will happen. and I desire to probe it to the bottom