Counsel:—You some very peculiar" conditions here (reform ring to the cage).
Mr. Moss objected and Judge Purdy overruled the objection, Mr, Holeomb:—Note an excep. ton.
Sellett:—I will withdraw the You can't, it's then went on to say that there were variations.—Although witness said that he knew fof several methods of tracing, admitted to counsel that tracings by measur by using black carbon powder and by tracing from a photographed copy could be done (be had not mentioned these) and added that these would not leave markings on the ori His first contention had been that tracing would leave earmark on it, He did not believe that a tracing from a photograph would be accurate Tracing through a glass or a glass topped table with a strong light beneath also would" not leave marks, but they would not curate and he did not believe that anyone in Shanghai could trace by the latter moans, Witness had not examined the documents for erasures, although Dr. Sellett said that there were visible marks of an Witness hud not examined Crawley's signature on the two contracts anid although he superimposed them in Court he preferred not to give an opinion, stating that he needed at an hour's study Toast determine their genuinees.
De, Sellett introduced enlarged photographs taken during the morning, the exhibits having been taken by the Clerk of Court to the photographer, Major Holeomb objected to their introduction, as They had been taken without the Court's permission. Judge Purdy aictatd a statement into the record leating the facts, and allowed
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