Whilst Mr. Kentwell was going: through some exhibits, Mr. Brown remarked:—"I don't know what you are doing, it. Kentwell, writing on Brown. nothing There mysterious about this company.
Continuing, Mr. Kentwell eaid:—1 was asked' by the Spanish Consul to go to the Consulate during the investigation of Gonzales's affairs and I told im it was not desirable for me to make any statements or to do anything pending the hearing my case. It was a free discus-
Regarding his interpreter who conducted most of the business with plaintiff, Mr. Kentwell said that unfortunately this man now had gone to Szechuan, He had telegraphed to the man and had made every effort to get him to come to Court, but without success. A foreign lawyer, Mr. Kentwell said, always was guided by his interpreter in the lease of a Chinese client who had business transections with a for-
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