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came to be mentioned first, in your in
terview with Mr.. Henry" said Repre-
sentative Campbell. Republican,
Nice Things Said.

NhttlCu tlS IOOiIl anu llc Nhsi
man said nice things to me. lie wheeled
up chair aud said Take comfort
able one. ! asked him 10 have one ot
my cigars and he asked me to have
one of his cigarets
y hen he said lawson, we've been
through three things and now let Us BE-
fair with each other. said to him
that | thought his committee would dis
pute his right to hold star chamber
session on this matter and that ! prob
ably would have to talk to the commit
tee. lie said; No; its my duty to do
this, There are hundreds of things
that come before this committee; many
OF them worthless; and i, is my duty to
silt them and TO see whether they
should be given To the committee"
To Think Out Loud
VERY well, said, bu, IT is under
stood that we are to think ou loud
We shook hands on it and Henry said
That's IT exactly. What's proper to
give 10 the public or to the committee
we'll give and what isn't we'll hold in
confidence said that was agreed
Now. | said. don't ask me to give
| names OF men who have told me things
IN confidence. And we had quite a long
talk about that and finally he said
All right, but sometime | am going to
have those names or there won't be any
investigation
Four Conversations.
Then Mr.. Henry said TO show YOU
where we stand, I'll tell YOU some OF
the things we've got. We have it that
a Mr. Baruch who made large contri-
buttons to the democratic campaign
fund had four conversations with Sec
retary Lansing
That's going some" | replied, four
OF them
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head that Secretary Lancing would not
take postage stamp OF profit out OF
such things although these things were
floating all around hun.
Conspiracy for Month.
"Jheu Henry asked hc bo,, ,hcs,.
things could ban,en and / told him ,b,,
there had been a bip consniracy in
Wall stree, for months and tina, this
leak alone was not responsible told
him how Mexican war information had
been peddled. how situation, were
made to order and said tina, >
man like Baruch in the market keen
ing posted naturally, it he uncarhed
any information through rumor or
otherwise and was ccrtam tha, people
were making enormous operations,
would take advantage oi the market.
AGAIN repeating. what he alleged
Henry SAID to HIM about Secretary
Lansing and Ambassador BernStorii
lawson ADDED mat upon repeating the
rumor about the ambassador, Henry
said
DO YOU think that is possible ~
Extended Discussion.
An extended discussion over wbc,b,r
Henry had said the rumors had come
to the committee or ,o him ncrson,ll,
followed and Iawso said bc was no,
certain how the chairm,uhad rx.
presscd il
Representative Garr.,, ,b., -.
oueSted Iawson ,o dc,a;, ;n,, wb,,
he said The chairman ,n,J b;m ,hon,
Secretary McAdoo. banker and a
senator Lawson insisted that the i'm
preston tha, he had coupled their
names with Chairman llenry's state
mcnts was erroneous. That iniorma
ton, he SAID, came from another
source winch he did not name.
M Three Named by Henry.
ichry mentioned only Baruch
LdnSing and Count Won BcrnStorii,
lawson DECLARED. ReptSAn,a,lye Len
root republican, said he thought II
only iair to state that IN the prepared
| questions agreed uppp Inv the commit