He identified them all, adding: "The first, one pald the bill, "the second couldn't use chop-sticks and only used a spoon." Rattan Singh pointed Jout to the witness that he had identi-fled a dark brown. walking-shek as "yellow one" he had seen, and the Jerey sult as the "dark green sult"
claimed to have observed, and him to explain the discrepancy. Witness:—"In my dialect we are not very clear about colours. T meant these colours," pointing to the articles in question.
Sadhu Singh: Was I with the two other accused, or was it another Indian?—You were with them. You sat down first.
Tsai Sung-zang, who said he lived the Tso Kah Catholic Church, to the north of Pau Tss, said he was 4 local recruit of the Pau Tso: Peace Preservation Corps, He left his home [shortly after sunset on October 22, bound for headquarters for some training lessons, and on the road met. three Indians and a Chinese. As i] 1
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