Mr. F. J. Schuhl, counsel for defendant, said that he did not wish to embarrass the Government, and though he maintdined there was no legal charge against his client, he asked that bail be reduced to G.$500 for both Mrs. Stein and Mr. Maloney.
Mr. Husar said that he was forced to accede to counsel's request by law, and therefore submitted.
Mr. Schuhl then raised the question of Mrs. Stein's mail being held up at the Chinese Post Office and stated that someone—the District Attorney, he thought—had done so.
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