The Coconino sun., 1921-02-04

care for money if we can only prove tke boys innocence. It may be hard to get the money now but we will work our best to get it.
 q suppose Dad is there by now. He started as soon as he got word that Harry was arrested. I hope he got there in time to see Harry before they took him to Flagstaff. Or have they taken him yet? We do not know only what the papers say and what Harry's lawyer wrote Dad. We opened the letter and it was some comfort after We read what we had in the papers. They make everything as bad as pos sble in the papers.
 Mother, I don't know where the word to them. Let us know as soon as you can so that we can let them know that we are back of them in their hour of trouble. May they trust God and turn to Him in their trouble. Give them all our love and tell them not to worry; that we know that ev- erything will come out for the best. am going to enclose letter to them and you mail them to them right away as I know how they will feel.
 "Now, mother, don't give way, as the boys have never needed you as they need you now. If we didn't have God to trust in it would seem dark in- deed, but we have had and will have and we know that He has promised us that our troubles will not be harder than we can bear.
 "Now, mother, dear, we are all praying for you and for the boys. We know that everything will come out all right and we hope that that houl will not be far off. Keep in touch with the boys as much as possible and keep them cheered up. How is Her. bert? We feared for him after his sickness. May he have the courage to stand it, and as for proving where he was, we can get plenty of evidence that he was in Hillsdale at the time il happened.
 "With worlds of love from all of us and hopes that the wrongs will soon bt adjusted, l am, as ever,
 "Your son and brother, HILBERT" MT. Nash says that Harry, though little wild, had never been bac boy. He had never been in serious trouble before. "He is good hearted and great lover of little children, he said, land I have sufficient conf dence in his word to believe that il he were allowed to go free right now on his promise not to run away that he would not break his word"
 Harry spends most of his time read ing. He is especially fond of Zane Grey's works. His favorite book is Harold Bell Wright's "When Mans g. Man." which he has read severa | times.
 Vim. ("Buffalo") Brady is a very happy boy since Harry's confession entirely generates him. Sheriff Campbell was convinced after inves tigation in Brady's home town, Butte Mont, that the latter was not impli cated in the crime. But in Los An geles, the police, in order to startlt Harry Nash into a confession, tolC Harry that Brady said Harry told hin he knocked a man in the head ant took the car" Brady was afraid Nasf might implicate him in revenge.
 Our progressive contemporary, evi dently to discredit The Sun, said last week that Brady never had been ar rested in connection with the case. H' was arrested on a fugitive warrant though it did not take Sheriff Camp bell long to decide that Brady was en tirely in the clear and there was nc use in keeping him under arrest Brady did all in his power to hell Campbell locate Nash, and has born' himself throughout like fine, up standing chap he is. But he's in mighty hurry to get back to his wifi and little baby in Butte.
 Brady was released by County At torney Gold yesterday. The latter be lieves that Brady's evidence at tn trial will not be needed. Brady plan to leave this week for Montana.