Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-01-19


he mos'h shut SO be scat interfere
Hos O.. doctors@
Msiones took q position A. fhe faF
end OF fhe room. uhile u4 bernstein
introduced the captain TO NJ Jsf.
fries
Yes. 9 AMOS the gentleman log
Do. sire"
The banker nodded sttmy tie dn
not relish having fo hobuob IN his
Naf uffh such a bulgarian as a graft
ina police captain Capt Clinton
turned io Judge Brewster.
-NoN Judge explode your bomb,
Bur 7 waru sou I've made up ny
mind
I've made up ms mind too. 70
toried the Judge 50 ~ leasf we start
even
Yes" eroA led the other
As J stated Ia ms letter. captain .
sen o. fhe judge coolly. = don uant
10 use gour own methods Be- this mat.
Ter. don't want fo spread reports
about Yuu o. accuse sou iH fhe pa
pers That's ahs asked won to come
over and discuss the matter Informally
sith ne . sanf go gi,e son chance
90 change your attitude
Don't want ans chance Erovlsd
TIE policeman
-Yoa mean said fha iadEe peerink
a. his vis a VS. over his speefaeles.
that you dom cant fo chang your
attitude
Capt Clinton seftled himself more
firmly IN bis chair a. 10 getting ready
fof hosfilifies Dehanlly b. replied.
.Thsts about vhat mean I sup
pos
In other words sent on Judge
Brewster calmly. Won have found mis-
this boz guilty and sou refuse 70
CONSIDER evidence which NAV tend to
prove otherwise
Taiu.t my business 20 consider ew-
idence snapped the chief That's
up 70 she prosecuting attorney
1T wiil BE-" replied the lawyer
sharply hut a. present it's up 70
VOC
Me-" exclaimed The other in gens.
Inc surprise
Yes" sent ca judge Brewster
calmly. "vou weTe instrumental In OBJ
tanning q confession from him Tn
raising q question as 20 the truth Of
tha5 confession
Capt Clinton showed signs Of TN.
patience Struggling his massive
shoulder deprerafingly ~ said
Are ~ going over all that what's
tn USE A confession b a confession
snd that settles b. suppose fhe doe
sor has been uorklne bis pet theory
81 on sou and its beginning 70
spfout
Yes fet0rted the Judge quickly,
IT beginning 70 sprosT. captain
There Nas sudden interruption
caused rs fhe entrance Of the butler.
Who approached his master and vhis-
psred something r. him Aloud The
Judge said
Ask her 20 sat tiu Re are ready
The servant retired and Capt Gin
.on turned 20 fhe Judge Win mock
3eference. b. said
say Nr Brewster you're = great
constitutional lawyer-the greatest IL
his country and ] take Of ms bar %
yog huf 9 don't think criminal law
3 in your line"
IBdge brewster p.Irsed his bps and
his ewes flashed as b. retorfea
quickly
= DON fhink if-s H1n~tirafional 70
tab q mans mind avay from him
and substitute yoar Own. Capt Gin
tor
What D. you m-anv demanded
ths chief
3 mean that instead ~ bring az 1at
~ hts mar biz oa- true thoughts -
Innocence. sou have forced INTO his
couscfousness yoar ran fall thoughts
oi his guile
The jadga spoke sl8aly and dsHb-
eFately. reaklue each uard fan he
police bully sqairme8 aneasiIv or his
ctair
E don follow yoa IatEe BETTER
ssick 20 international lau THIS police
coart Work e. beneath 500
Perhaps e. IS replied the iasyer
ruickiy without losing his temper.
Then D. asked Captain. all yoa an
s~eF fee guestianss
IL at aepends. replied fhs other
lssoienflf
II you dont- cried ne iaaEe sharp
~. IN ask fbsm through fhe ne
fiam - souF own weapon the press
DAILY ny press Nili nor consist ~ he
sae 81 faa yeliea journals SOS IL
sptre bat fhe in8ep@uaeut aiEnlhea
greas 81 ne United States
The captain REDEEMED
! aona llke ne insinuarion iudRs.-
7 dont insin=afe. Capt Clinton.
seat on ne laNEeT severely 3 accuse
foa q giving 81 unfrufbfuI FeFsiou q
das matter 20 tee sensational naWs.
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