A. spirited exchange of words! occurred between the President of the Court and the two opposing' counsel when the Court sat on Thut day. Mr. Schuhl intimated that the]
U.S. Court's record of Widler's evidence occupied 180 foolscap sheets and would be available at the next bearing.
The President:—Thank you, we shall not now require the record. I asked for the record on Monday for 2 certain purpose but that purpose has now been fulfilled.
Mr. Schubl:—But, sour Honour, I Propose to call Dr. Sellett (U. District Attorney), who will prove the statements of Wilder. as. contained in the official record.
The President:—I don't want to hear Dr. Sellett, neither do_ the] records of the American Court interest this Court. Widler has already stated that what he stated in the American Court was not true jand that he made those statements
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