The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-12

II was learned yesterdoy thnt Ar t,nps
visited Brandt i'm the Toms ON tho morning
of March "a Iun- Rrandt had ,opt +, la, :
Ter to Mortimer Srhig asking N,
SchiN IN rall on him Air Cans w,,ui tn
the Tombs instead Ua ,,lL,d ,,itb
Rrondt fnr ,bre,.o,,nr,or. ,s an h,,,,
MIR. Cans Thought Yesterday ,ha, be
might have n statement tn make in ,he
pnar cuiur, "a, d,,.n', b,l;,,.,, ,hnt ~,
facts IN IN, cas-. nav. hc.n ,u,rlv n,c-
sen,,d
bhANpi SWEDISH st bJECI
Brandt j. sil swedish subject
Should the swedish Consul bring himself
and his country into tn" matter on tn"
ground that man entitled to all the
protection Sweden can give was sen
fenced illegally TO prison for an excessive
term, the matter might to 20 the supreme
court or "v,on TO congress.
senator hnute Nelson of Minnesota is
revlNlng an active interest III the matter.
altuouRn alttr the stntehc" was imposed
ana he had hired a lawyer to do some
investigating tor nm h." dropped back
10 passive interest III" has written
seVera Iett"rS To DlstiIct Attorney Whit
man ABOUT the case. ana last night Mr.
I whitman returned from VISIT to the
senator az Washington.
Mr Whitman refused 10 discuss what
thlS interview nett1i, but when he was
Intercepted al the fennsvl Nanla Station
last mght lust b"tor" III o clock on his
10y ,,.',oi ~, ~, apieai w a.i''h ',la. ~
lau was'eu MS nm" IN gong 70 wash
lhEtoh Judge whitman mad nothing to
say anont IN" oase last night except that
ms talk with the senator had been highly
Illuminating
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! this tim. the Attorney (,pusraI s..uS to
| bp AZ "A loss 70 Understand Tb1sa IN
/ Charg. a, IN. prison prof.s. ignorance ,f
the whereabouts of thoIr ch.nI
! In case Kaiser cannot reach Danremora
| in tim. the Attorney General hu. ordaraJ
! him to GO Al onco t. Albany. ther. tn
! NEE, tn. train ON which Brand, * a nas
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/ New York "A, ,hr carl'..i r,..sir,l. r,,,n,,,,t
80 that h." NAV be prr,en, when Braudt
! l. hrnughr into court II Kaiser T. u.,t
/ her. tn begin in,. tourney with Erardt
, tn" prisoner will ~. m ciarg. of Uaad
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! of Warden ka.I.r ma. r,t,l.d ~. A.
! tnru.y General tho NOR. b.co,Isa ,.snr,.
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