Court:—Did you know that the girl intended to commit suicide did not. She tried, however, on one occasion, but of this I knew nothing. The second time, she took some medicine while in my office. I noticed that her face had changed colour and asked her what was the matter. She gave me no answer, and I immediately sent for a doctor who brought her to. She later told me that she was snary and disappointed because she had bought the shares which had now fallen below par. She asked me for assistance and I did what I could to comfort her. T found, upon later investigation, that the money with which she had bought the shares had been borrowed from other natties.
Court:—If she had borrowed money, why could she not have shown the shares to her creditors instead of committing suicide? If you premised to help her, why did you open up a bank account on her behalf for the sum of $5,000 T do not know why she committed suicide. She may have had other troubles before her death. I opened the account for her because she was so disappointed over her money and I wished to console Where were you when she com-
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