It cdied to its assistance three highclass lawyers. each of whom had a creditable war record. These lawyers examined the records upon which the prisoners were held and reported to the committee their conclusions. Thus aided the committee paroled 100. the department paroled 9 more. 3 were released on bond. and 8 it found so dangerous or so deserving of deportation that they were left at the barracks. It may be the fact. doubtless it Is the fact. that conditions for some reason were worse In Detroit than elsewhere. But they were scarcely less shocking nt Deer Island. where were concentrated the prisoners taken in the Boston district. as appears from the following recital in the opinion filed by Judge Anderson in Skeffington v.
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