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TWO VIEWPOINTS ABOUT LOOKING UP * OIL CASE JURORS Resentment Possible —But Basking in Prominence Also a Factor. Time* Waahlnntnn Burenu. 1322 New York Avenue WASHINGTON, Deo. 3.—They tell ,fi. story here about the last District of Columbia jury that ■was locked up as the Fall-Doneny Jury Is now being: locked up. It wis an Important case and there was gTeat public Interest. The jurymen were virtual prisoners for several weeks. When It came time for them to take much time to meditate. In live minutes they were back in court, and their verdict was “not guilty.” They say it was rumored about the court that bitter feeling toward the prosecution for causing their confinement inspired the verdict. Defense counsel for Albert B. Fall and E. L. Doheny apparently believe that the jury hearing their case Is going to react in the same way and allow resentment at the Government to govern their verdict. When the court read Its order to

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