stated that the exhibits were private Woodward, telegrams, copies of telegrams, letters and other documents. "Witness thet went on to say that he had had a ion with Mr, Husar in mber, 1925, at which time he introduced Mr. Fuller.
To further questions, Mr. Jacobs said thut he left Shanghai shortly. fatter that conversation and the bound volume was either in his own safe or in Mr. Cunningham's safe, He had not seen the volume again, On June 1, 1926, witness went on to say, he had another conversation with' Mr. Husar in the latter's office. Mr. Cunningham had told"! witness that the bound volume had disappeared and had asked him to see the District Attorney about it, During the interview Mr. Husar, according to witness, told him that he had looked at the volume, con" sulted Judge Purdy and had decided that there was not enough grounds to prosecute Woodward.
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