Philadelphia, 1ug. 27tl, 1925.

Nv dear Sir,
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My dear Sir


Enclosed is the deposition of Richard S. Brady, whose
evidence co1ld not be had during the trials Of Buys
Liable, in consequence of his absence AT this
moment it is impossible to withhold from it our belief for
it s taken after the fate of both the has been fixed,
and when Brady could have motive of condenniug his
soul by uttering fasehood Ii it is believed, both
Buys and Liable innocent you or + of Bonsals
murder Thst they so, have always been satisfied
and only regret that the trial OF Labbe failed carry
my convictions to the minds of the jury Whilst for
this result 1 blame one but myself must envy you,
and the other Jurors who acquitted Buys, the honest glow
your bosoms cannot fail feel when reading this addition
proof that the verdict then given according the
Truth and Justice Of the BY your intelligence and
fmness you have saved the life of innocent The
udce and the passion which blamed YOU have long
since passed away with the excitement whence they
sprung; and hearing this Deposition, every
join in thanking that Jury Tor rescuing the County
from the reproach Of having shed blood where there
no guilt.


Ibcg you TO be careful of this document as send the
original Show il to the Deputy Attorney General and to
such other persons you think fit.


With sincere esteem, yours truly,


BENZ. TlLGIMAN.