"I had been appealed to by friends of the men," she said, "who declared they were not permitted to see a lawyer. I thought if such was the case it was an injustice, and I appealed to Mayor Harrison. I had read an interview attributed to him in the morning papers, in which he stated that there was little evidence against them, and I could see no reason why they should not be allowed to communicate with their friends. I asked Isaak if he wanted counsel, and he said he did not think so, as he was satisfied that there was no case against him and that he would not be prosecuted."
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