Dr, Sellett—I gathered from your testimony this afternoon that fron the time you got the volume unfit a week after Mr. Tinkler saw it Inst you read it quite frequently. What I have difficulty in seeing is that as Into as the latter part January you told Miss Peebles that you had not had time to finish read ing it. Now you say that it war the lutter part of December that you last saw it, Didn't it occur fo you to tell her that you had not seen it for some time?—The tims is quite indefinite in my mind. might have been more or les Counsel—After looking for the. book why didn't yeu cull Misa Peebles and tell her you couldn't find it?—Miss Fowler and 1 talkes it over and decided tha they' had done a similar thing to us one time.
probably should have and I regret now that I did int.
Witness was then question about his action in taking along. with him, when he Left the offic> of the District Attorney, the chit Book by which ko sent the corres pondence of the Bushire case and the correspondence between Mr. Cunningham and himsctt, 'This, he' said, was taken along in order that hho could have a full record of the: case to take back to Amerien with? him, At this point the proceedings wets
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