Mr. Hubert. What sort of a prison record was it?
Mrs. Rich. It wasn’t as you would think of a prison record. It was merely a piece of paper in Spanish with a list of articles on it that was on his person at the time he was arrested. Another one was of a release signed by a Teniente Enriquez, which would be a lieutenant here, at the Madrid Secreto Servicio.
Mr. Hubert. I think you better spell all that out, because you are using a foreign language, and I am not sure that the reporter can get it except by the sound.
Mrs. Rich. All right. To clarify this, it was written in Spanish. I will quote it in English. “An article list, signed by Lieutenant Enriquez.”
Mr. Hubert. That is his last name?
Mrs. Rich. Yes; a release signed by someone in the Secret Service, which is comparable to our detective system on a city police force.
Mr. Hubert. It was a lease of what?
Mrs. Rich. A release.
Mr. Hubert. Did you talk to him about these documents?
Mrs. Rich. He seemed quite proud of the fact.