Crcttvexamined—He was not told could have a new battery if he sent a coolie with a chit, Me denied. he was told he could not be trusted 58 he previewly had torn up hits, nor did he then swear at defen: Gant, Witness said that he would glad to pay any accounts and that if suit were brought against him ip the American Court be gladly would pay the costs if the caxe were proved, He did not ask for the cheapert battery possible.
Defendant—Your memory has
seconds to leave the office, I said, raultingg we him three T deny ase
"You re the rottenest Jew in the world and T do business with you." He always was a rotten bad payer, The garage has only been existence four years.
Leonidas P. Baett, clerk in the Taylor Garare, he worked in an office next to Mr. Taylor's, He heard complainant using abusive ayo und swearing at defen-hire. He could not when tie money had been He did not see complainant. heard him. a letiger to she write what you merica, he the shroff Complainant slot and called him id if he did him out, Mr.
not hit him, but" only him out.
Crees-cxaminel—The chits said to have neon torn up amounted 'A cheyne for a much La 27 did not in-accounts This was a general ae-seats cheque and "full settle: ne: for that account only. had paid him other returning from America, tention had been drawn to the: entetanding recount but he said he would not pay because the garage could not produce the chits.
When Mr. Taylor pushed complainant out, the latter come back in a fighting attitude and Mr. Taylor picked up a small stick, but he did rot use it.
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