The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-19
(Continued from Yesterdayl

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 The next scene is at Mr. Brcwster's.
 The same evening, in Mr. Brew stcr's home, he and Dr. Bernstein are holding a conference, into which Mr.. Jeffries has been drawn rather reluct- andy Annie has promised the law CT she would produce Underwcod's mys- terious visitor before the evening is over. Captain Clln on has been zen, for and puuctuauy appears, brineing Naloney with him. Malorey slunpa down in a corner and Clinton, with a satisfied air, takes sr=- at the n3rarg table. Nov, Mr. Brewster, explode your bomb he says, but I've mac, up my mind" Well. I've made up my mind, so we start even" Brewster answers. Clinton admits that Brew eter is a great constitutional iawyer but he thinks criminal law is not in his line
 Brewster-W Well don't think it's constitutional to cake a mans mind away from him and substitute your own, Captain Clinton.
 Captain Clinton ~ What do you mean?
 Brewster-I mean that instead of ringing out of this man his own rue thoughts of innocence-you have fore ed into his consciousness your own false thoughts of his guilt
 Brewster submits his views Of ,ae case, points out to Clinton the means he has taken of poisoning the public mind agains. young Jeffries through the publicity the affair has been given in the press and shows how Annie has been placed under the ban of suspi- cion" This the lawyer proceeds 70 Jo lie takes a bundle of papers from the table. and going through the ease cites where false confessions have been obtained from parties under ar rest who have been submitted 10 rnr third degree. As this evidence is produced, Clinton cringes a little and admits that mistakes will some times happen and when Brewster asks him f. be showed young Jenries a pistol while trying to gain his confession he i hesitates moment
  c ptam linton Y-s, l think l ald didn't ], Ma]cney?
 Brewster-Your word is sufficient, Captain, did you hold it up?
 Captain CHnton-Yos, I thluk dId.
 Brewster hen goes on to show how, after seven hours ss-questionlng young JeTues' mind was in SO dazed a condition that when the barrel of the revolver was shown him every thing became a blank and the thoughts extracted from him were not his own, but the tleas tina were i'm tiled into his brain rom tile nina or Captain Clinton Dr. Bernstein ai- firms Brewster's opinions The visual captiyatiou of Howard Jefries atten- tion makes the whole case complete and clear to he physician coutiu- ued the lawyer Visual capdyation is good!" laughs Clinton What do you think of it. Maloney?' he asks, turning to his worthy constituent. Ma loney things it fine but he isn't so funny when BHews.er informs the captain that the crime of hypnotic suggestion is a greater one agalus, society than any the state punishes or pays him 10 prevent
 Clinton has heard quite enough; he didn't come there to hear those things. Where is the women Iecy were going to produce? Annie, who has been waiting below, is sent for Clinton and Maloney hold a private conversation and the latter is told to wait outside Dr. Bernstein takes his leave, and Mir Jenries, Sr, who has been watching proceedings very quiet Iy. arises to thank Brewster By this time Annie has entered. She is alone. and when questioned as 10 the woman she was to produce she hesitates, fhue Clinton gives a grun. os saus, faction Annie asks Mr. Brewster if she may see him alone. but both ha and JeHries beg her to tell them who the woman is. She declines, saying she will be there herself ana can tell them. Clinton observes if she appears on the scene sne will be arrested oe- fore she leaves the house, as she is wanted as a witness, but na doesr : think they need worry about her show ing up. "I told you it would be a