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MO EO ha hat et (Vin, fe" 307 $1 3 Ag <3 as 4s Ske eS TRE be Ey As . FoR ~ Page he : _ Be So Sei th don Fem 26 o Do you giso f L that it is a matter of your putting self right befora the people by telling the truth? es the only motive © hava. I fesi 1 owe that + the mavion and tribe and people lixe you who is interested. loam gkeptical, you know, I heven'’t pot confidence in every an, anid alli theses ataisments ~ take the recomds of ali those ther people, and pretty nearip avery bit of that test umngy leweorroborated to the dot. . .rbsat is true, your statement fits in. i didn's kmow that until I voluntesred AS @ matter of fact, it fits im with ths ¢entessions of Ernest Burkhart and Jon Ramsey. Yes, you mow I had really washed my hapds of it in Denver, and that is why 1 stayad there. i told John f washed my hands og it, and if you had not been associated in the ons,e 1 woRldn't have done this, amd you know 7 wouldn't do nothing omnis whet is right. Here isthe only pronsition: it Joos On March 29, 1926, Natt x. Williams mde requast in writias a3 o isa Afpents af this Bureau fur proteotion prior to testify ime sesiae ° ahs et 36 og 39 Je Re Burger « “s ass is strest. ke . ens ‘ « = “ee lene ~ aw 2 - oy at co rs = * rr ¢ A — a Ne . . * ~ Bo Ne ar = ~ eee < ial ~ > ao a " : x % bad to & court or jury when «a man like me knows this and didu*t come out, but you imtow conditions Here anc the power Hale heads I wouldn't nave been here to teil this story if Haile had known that. * 4 eer teres eet Payhuska, OkLs.« Marcn2z¢o, Lees, In view of the fact thet 1 de not feel that 4t would be sefe for me to remain in Osage Count ys and alse _ feeling that any man who willingly testifies in this case is in daneer of loosing his life if it is imown, 1 wonld feel srateful to you men if both or either of you sould _pccurmmany me until after the trial of the case of State wersus Hale & Ramsey. Yours ‘Troly, aati M. filliems.* uy, Witliams 4s now and will be Mews under surveillames by Acentis ylom is respectfully called to ths fact toat public sentiment reat materioily changed in the inter:st of the prosecibion of VY. I. Ne y divulrved at prelivinary and habeas cornus hearings, anc being furnished Asents by interected citizens, ali of which are with a view of obtaining corroborative eviaence. s aaa ee wn « . . ae hoe * vU Na "i dat ts ree a PS os aren Mg Bo Rs are © wins Ce cee ar San, fea © Perere Ba ie Le l ee