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The weekly tribune., 1893-09-01

Some time ago in India a large tigress
killed the beloved husband Of the eccen-
trio Lady Dormcr. Then tho tigress in
her turn was also killed. Now the be-
rcaved widow is bringing the head aud
tail Of H." dofnnct animal home with her
The weekly tribune., 1893-09-01

Tightpurse (who has been resisting a
demand for loan)-Wcll. if should
lend you $40, what would you do!
The Borrower (waXing indignantJ-
Think it Il case of mistaken Identity
Chicago Record.
The weekly tribune., 1893-09-01
similar circumstances.

Penelope-Did You ever have horse
run away with you:
Pauline--No. But had u jackass try
to once. He wanted me to elopr,-
Truth.
The weekly tribune., 1893-09-01
Took Him at iii, Word.

He-You wish to be adored! Earnest.
ly) Show me the way to adorC:
She prcssing the electric buttOn)-
Peters, show Mr. Sinpleton the door
Truth.
The weekly tribune., 1893-09-01

"Wcren't You rather surprised at Amy
accepting that SO-yoar-old Mr.. ScriD-
mins:"
"Oh. we'll, She say, she took linn be.
cause lie ,natched her complexion
Her compIcXion:'
Yes; old gold, yon Enow."-Brooklyn
Life.
The weekly tribune., 1893-09-01
4 Natural Feeling.

Mountain Tourist gazing with raptur-
ed eyes upon the scene spread out before
him) - Among such surroundings as
these he must be poor clod indeed who
does not feel sense of exultation. an
uplifting Of his
Guide-Ya-a-s, l reckon were nigh
onto 4 200 feet above the salt water this
mint. Detroit Tribune.
The weekly tribune., 1893-09-01
Effect of Diet.

Mrs, Finne8an-Good day, Mrs. Muir
ply. Phwat is the matter wild your billy
goat? He bees turning flip flaps all dc
marning.
Mrs. Murphy-Pat says it does DC friv-
olousness he gets along wild eating do
circus bills. Life.
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revolver. ia your housoi A. said
that ! saw q revolver IN my sons
room. Inow state I have not seen a
a revolver since that day to tho pros.
ent time, and so far as I know, Il Is
tho only revolver that has been IN my
house UP. until after the shooting 90.
currcd. and then a revolver was given
me BY the Chief Of Police Of Martins
burg and no told me to project my
self.
q. Then Il you had no knowledge
i was in your house why did you tell
Herman 70 get il. A. / supposed il
70 be therej / can not toll tho mental
process than was going on 1t that
time; ii was done in such quick time.
@. Then you wore not in a mental
condition 70 remember al that trans
pirod Thereof a. l did not say that;
could not state all that took place;
could s6t tell tho mental process that
was going on as 70 why | supposed the
revolver to DO in my house.
n You did not say thing but what
you remember just howf
A. am talking about occurrences.
q mean 10 say do you remember
all that took place there that morning
IN that occasioni a. All that | have
told this Jury occurred 4 ! that time;
do not now recall anything else that
occurred at that time.
Q. We're you angry at the time I
Al We'll, it was bordering on an~
ger; d man drawing ! rock and threat
ening IL
4 You would not lit 1 man unless
You were mad, would your
a. Well, on general principles that
is hard 10 answer; / would not like to
hit a man unless Il was oxtrome provo
cation.
Il Would you hit . man were you
not mad. a It depends on circum-
stances concerning tho particular
thing.
d What made You think of hitting
that man At that time
u. ! believe | would have struck
linn for drawing that rock and making
That threat when II was on my v
promises.
4. You Ind p~rovocation to hit hint
d. ! stated hat awhile ago.
i. Would you hit i man without
provocationi q. ! would hit 4 man
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nUR GROCERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" gfannlated sugar, Sc. best powder sugar,
BE. choice raisins, bic. new currants. &c.
EUGENE HERRING,
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ND YOB KNOW ITF We are selling at
~ Cost. Blankets, Comforts, Ladies Cloaks,
Ladies' Hats, Ladies. Flannel Underwear. All
must 20, at &. n. HERRiNG,s, corner Queen
and Martin streets.
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.NyOT will fud a great variety Of Handker-
i chiefs and Kid Gloves at Enimert " Fiery,s
they have loads Of pretty things Tor their holi-
Iay trade. ft
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NJ I'D Winter E-xcursion.-5D genuine 50 Seal
vi NUTS for $3.50, EUGENE E.HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium!
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MID Winter Excursions 800 genuine 50 Seal.
MI Muffsfor $3.50, EUGENE T. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsoriai Emporium.
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I i you want to make a present Of q handsome
dresser coat 70 to Emfnert a Fiery, q great
variety Of the latest STYLES and patterns at
bottom prices.
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g i RE you sADs n Ii so stop at The Great
N Sale. and get two Or three bargains and
go bs'ae feeling happy and glad, at g. HER
.IlfStfS. corner Queen and Martin streets
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IXYuNDERFUL. wonderful. 1000 Bcautifnl.
w Floor Rugs for 59e. EUaENE HERRrKG.
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EILMER7S China Hall on King street, FOL
IN beautiful Tea and dinner Sets.
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III HEADQUARTERS for Pilsbnry x x x x Best
IL Flour. viii sell at lowest prices, Money
AN be saved by buying from INC A. = shy
DER. Ageat. 9-flgm.
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HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
IL on underwear we bought with that idea In
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
lngef9re at prices that are down even lower than
ne lowest just think of a good ladies vest for
25c. EMMERr n FIERY,s
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70 you know that you can get a 81 album for
~ sse. al Eugene +. Herring's next door to
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EVERYTHING nice in endless variety at
Nv EaUIs E BROWN.
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GONE merchants let their lines Of staple goods
- rum down in order to lay In a stock Of toys,
dolls: etc, for the holidays-not SO with Emmert
y Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
ana coats. They carry these lines full so that
y3uHl find Just as great a variety In their dress
goods as you did early in the season and their
assortment Of coats was never better.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-03

X LINERS China Hall ON King street, for
IN fine Ghinas.
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HETI0, there John, where are you going /
IL Down to Eugene Herring's to get a $40
a;cordeon fer Sa.9S.
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VICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
4 and, Glass, from IS cents to S3l35 at ID. NJ.
kIEMERsS, on King street.
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MD you see those SO seal NUTS for $l.50f at
~ Eugene e. Herflng's.
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~ 1919 y NuHN1 WNNr I4M MNNlN
1T that timer d. III 1 mensure Twas
provoked but not angry to that ex-
tcnt that You would torn 4 man to Be
mad, irrational.
q. Are you not Of Il nervous tenn
peramentf q. iii 4 certain sense.
h. Being Of . nervous temperament
and 1t the timc undoubtedly angry, Is
ii not natural that you would have
said, things there that mad me o. an
cry men naturally says q. / said
nothing there except what ! have H.
peated 10 You gentlemen at that time
q. Then you did tell Norman Is get
the pistol. You sayf
A. Yes, sir.
q. Did You SEQ the pistol In Her
mans hands ii. / did not.
q. When you told Herman 10 20,
did he go9 a. He did the man
jumped through the fence instantly
and I followed the man to the show
ground,
I. You said before that you did not
know be disobeyed you what did you
mean a. ] statedAin the testimony
ona previous trial that / did not know
that Herman had disobeyed me. I
found that he had gone to the house
and got the revolver from here-say
testimony. The remarked was based
upon that.
q. When did yon say that you
found he had disobeyed you on the
other trialf d. When / heard tho
shot fired in the lot. Objected to-
Mr.. Clifford
q. ! want to prove that he did got
the pistol how could he have disobey-
|el him unless he saw the boy with The
pistol.
Judge :
q. What time was al this9 d. Il
occurred, as near as ] can recollect, 4
short while before ~ O'Clock. / went
up and notified the man who claimed
to Be the manager that his men We're
trepassing on my place Bio assured
me that ! would have no further tron-
bic in the matter ! went back to the
house ! did not know my son had dis
obeyed me until after, sometime after.
n had gone back to the house ; / was
EGtEks ~ n a. ~ ~ 1880 "
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NtA RE YOU IN NEED " If so, we are clos.
"A ing out lots Of shoes just at cost, lots Of
inusiins Mt cost, lots of blankets at cost, lots of
bed ticking at cost, at q. r, HERRING'S. cor
ner OF Queen and Martin streets.
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Nj ID Winter Excursion-500 genuine So Seal
4N1 Muffs Tor $3.50, EUGENE E.HEIiHING next
door Geo. Mann's T0nsorial Art Empotinm.
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
-
Fbis column is Read By Over 5000.
People Every Evening.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
isns. Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost
Pound. straysd y Stolen, To Buy, Sell
a. EzshangeMak il Known.

I,oR R~ENT-from. April l. 1853. my residence
E9sf Race street. corner Spring street.
nee and stable. Lot 90 by 200 feet, for
sscajsrs call on j. b. WILSON, at Citizens
rti8nal Bank. NARY J. Wilson.
aS-Im.
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JTAvEyou called lately at Emmert d Fiery'ss
Ill ii not, You'll find plenty of newfancy arti-
clos for their holiday trade. Visit their store
ana yQi'i III find many suggestions for presents.
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most perfect dyeing is done by J CORD
NER. first class dyer and ffisher. South
isaleigh street, near new jail. Ladies' and gem
tiemens garments of every description steam
dyed and finished without ripping.
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DROWN has Just received a big lot OF
- fresh for Xmas. These candies are pure
Il ma In Aye rod S2A
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KILMER's China Hall on King street, Tor all
N kinds of Dishes,
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INTENDING to quit the Grocery and Feed
business, / will sell my stock and fixtures,
also the building i now occupy. II purchaser
does not wish the building, will rem him sape
alta reasonable figure.
t2- i0-tmon. w. w. HOUSEW0RTH.
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r sf3-Between y 80. depot and -. Ciai1
Hf,tel. 4 lady's gold watch. Finder will BE-
rsss74raed bg leaving same AZ this ofhce. iSf-ft
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.. RE YoU HAPPYfs IL not 70 10 the
Great Muslin sale, and yoil will go home
pleaseAto death. at C.P. HERRiNGaS, corner
tjlgen and Martin streets.
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4 TIA BARGAIN.-A handsome G. Clarinet
a concert4pitch-good as new at Joe Mess
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II LMERS,S China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Glassware
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aat Rudaeck had heard Of the fact that Brandt

81 fat Rudoeck had heard Of the fact that Brandt
someti,les went by the name Of Baum. On cross.
examination he said lie had heard Brandt say ina,
he G,raHdt) had once studied medicine, pom.
significant for the defence Of course since ,on =,
argues that Meyer could not have imposed upon oois
Brandt ana is strongly against the theory that NE nf
could have given him antimony and arsenic anu
have caused him violent pains without his suspect
nr that foul play was going on. NucDeck stiu
also that Grandt an educated man. ana hau
been graduated from some college IN Norway.
Herman Hasten. OF Chicago. had been tnlra
occupnnt of the room with Rrdoeck and Brandt
He knew thet Brandt sometimes went by the name
of Baum for he had once gone for Br9ndts LAUNDRY
and had obtained 1t In that name. He also kneH
that no wen. by the name OF Brandt. because "
thSt name he received letters from the Old coun-
try Haisten told Mr. lirookc that brandt Was; n =
YER smart and Intelligent man. the INQUIRY
naturally raised by that fact being. how cou1 "a
Never fool him completely, as IN ire theory vi
the prosecution he must nave done ,.
Frank Egido WAS one OF those whine ssas VIA z
falsetto voice. feminine way OF tossn6 ms mean,
and a great desire to communicate 10 the court
and Jury the principal facts OF his own career.
Hi, function for the State was TO IDENTIFY Muher
and Never as acquaintance. as having been seen
bv hin, toge her in a barroom In Chicago, where
ard at the time when Muller says. Meyer gave
him the anthony and arsenic. This !gidio dd
and then in a coy way he tod Dir. Brooke that ne
played harp In certain disreputab!e houses whece
Muller known as piano Charley Piayed sae
plano. one OF these houses was In south CiarKs'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
rebuke OF the Distrct-Attorney In such way as
TO indicate positive feeling on the merits Oh 'he
case they are trying.


rebuke OF the District-Attorney in such way as
70 Indicate positive feeling on the Heii's VI 'ie
case they are trying.
MULLER AND HIS STORY.
Whatever the jury means. or whatever IL
thinks, It is certainly fair and true 10 sa! 'n"'
Muller's story was in no important respect III
jured by the cross-cxamination MT. brooNe
succeeded, of course in showing that ne was al
utterly desplcable creature. Indeed, more
ioathsome thing in the way Of a human pelhg
has not often been placed on public eXhiot'oh
He is a man who by his own confession Is
partner in every act and purpose charged
against Meyer except those OF murder. ana even
as to them his relation was so intimate as 10
be almost participation lie confesses to bigamy
he confesses to perjury, and he confesses to
long career of swindling and disreputable re-
lations and finally he admits having betrayed
Meyer for a sum Of money. Notnhg thal suV "a
a person say to anothers dlsadNaI'aee 10
worth twopence except as ii is sustained ny III
dependent evidence against which no suggestion
OF suspicion can lie. To many people, lhdced,
the very fact that a state or CIRCUMSTANCES IL
told by such a person creates a strong pre-
sumption of its falsty. But it cannot be dis
missed absolutely even by those to whom such
evidence is most Objectionable; ana wnen' as III
this case IL is a long and complicated STORY,
bringing In dozens ard even scores OF other
people all of whom come forward TO sustain
it. II remains when all Is said against II 'n'tt
be said strong ana cohvlnc .,h Az, dnscno
except one that IN three-fourths confession
What the other fourth will be is still mystery.
It NAV be the production OF somebody 10 pass
for Baum; 1t may be proof that Baum died by
his ou,n hand: but IL cannot fail to be the ac-
acknowledgement that the entire quartet were d
gang Of rogues.
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THE UE1THER REPORT
HIGH PRESSURE ALONG THE ATLANTIC GOA!

HIGH PRESSURE ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST.
Washington Dec 1.-THE storm in Montana he's moved
to Oklahoma secondary has developed in Northern
and has moved to lower Michigan An area OF
very high pressure has developed to the north OF Nom
,ana barcmetric reading Of 3oS4 being reported from
Calgary. ridge OF high pressure extends fror, the
South Atlantic Coast 10 the lower ST. Lawrence Valley
and connects with the high pressure to the north %
Montana. Snow hurries have occurred In the Missouri
and upper Mississippi valleys and the lake regions Tho
tcrperature fallen In the Missouri Valley and
ward. on Middle Atlantlc Coest and In New-Ens-
land II has generally rison elsewhere.
A fan In temperature be expected In the
Ohio Middle and Upper Mississippi and the Missouri
valleys and the lake region. The temperature VIII
re in New England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
RIKER'S,
9th Ave, Cor. 22d ST.

tipped over the bottle so that good deal came out
and he took that.
Q.-Thcn what did he do? Ale went out OF
the room.
Q-And what did Meyer say? A.-AIeyer said he
had taken enough TO Kill him
Mr.. Brooke questioned Muller now concerning his
and Meyers relation to the first croton oil pre-
scrlption obtained for Brandt. 1t got from a
drugstore In Seventh-ave near Forty-seventh-st..
and Muller said that DR. Meyer wrote the pre-
scription and signed 1t otto o. Stein. 1t will be
remembered that the under which Muller
passed at the Continental Hotel was Otto c.
Stein. Mr. Brooke asked him II he swore that Dr..
Meyer did write the prescription. He said yes
Q.-And you Swe1r thst you wrote the name on
the register of the Cosmopolitan Hotel? Ayes.
Q.-Speaking OF registers. you say you didn't see
the Morton House register with the signature H
Werner and Wife, on II when you went there on
March !? A.-No the clerk wouldn't let me see IT,
Q.-When was the first time you did see It? A.
About three weeks ago.
Q.-Where? An Mr.. McIntyres Office.
Odd Mr. Mcintyre point It out to You? A.
Yes.
Q.-And after he pointed Il out to You. you said
1t In DR.. Meyers handwriting. did you not?
Ayes.
Mr. Brooke looked at Mr. Mcintyre and said
thoughtful 'um."
QWell. when you got the croton oil and re-
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nErAu.rD FORECAST FOR TODAY.

FOR England. fair. except furres in Vermont
end western portions OF Massachusetts and Connecticut:
warmer: winds shifting to southeast and increasing.
For Eastern NevYork nurries: warmer southeast
winds. increasing
For NewJerscy Eartcrn Pennsylvania. Delaware Mary
land Virginia District OF Columbia North Carolina
and South Carolina generally fair; warmer: southeast
winds
For Virginia and Ohio generally fair preceded BY
showers on lake. cold wave; winds becoming north
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York,
snow turning rain: silently warmer In the eastern pors
ton decidedly colder "Wednesday morning; high SOUTH
winds becoming northwest
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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woRklyGuEy VILE PETITION AND REuoysrRArE.

WORKINGNEN WILL PETITION AND REMOySTRATE.
Newburg. Dec II SpeciaD.-The hundreds OF
hands employed In the knife works at Walden,
back Of this city. arranging TO hold mass
meeting to put the stamp Of their dsapproval upon
the reduction Of the tariff upon cutlery provided
for In the Wilson bill. The cutlery trade is tho
chief industry in the place. the two large shops OF
the New-YorlS Knife Company and the Walden
Knife Company employing about 600 hands. Tho
worknen expect after the mass-meetinS TO SEND
a remonstrance TO Congressman Marvin. of this
district, to which the name OF every voter In the
place will be attached whether Republican or DEM
ocrat.
BRIDGEPORT. Dec 1.-THE Star Shirt Factory, en-
ployng about $50 hands. mostly girls and women,
has prepared petition protesting against the pro.
posed reduction of IS per cent In the duty on shirts
collars and cuffs. Ii has been signed by thousands
u citizens including many prominent Democrats.
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your wife remained in Germany. didn't she?"
Mr. McIntrye objected to the form OF the ques-
ton as assuming that he had wife. but Mr..
Brooke insisted that it his privilege In the
course of examination TO assume things Of that
kind II he wished to. Ire Court seemed TO agree
with him and told the witness to answer. lie said
yes"
Q-You never sent for your wife, did you? A.
No.
Q-But you sent her some money a short time
ago. through Leopold Meyer Co. the bankers.
did you not? Ayes
Q.-1ow much was your credit in the bank when
you sent that money?
The witness took . handbook out OF his pocket
and began to figure. Mr.. Brooke curious to see
the handbook but did not seem to find 1t espe-
oialy informing. Muller. however. contrived to
make out from 1t that he had $500 in bank when
on September 10. 1892. he sent the money to his
wife
.Q.a.When did you marry Mary Ness? A.-on
April q. 1892
Q.-Where? An Chicago.
Q.-Who told you TO marry her? A.-Nobody.
Q.-Sure about that? Ayes.
Odd not some one OF the Pnkerton detectives
tell you TO marry her? Al never saw any Pink
erton detectivs.
Cat the time you married her, had you agreed
to betray DR.. Meyer? A-No.
Q-How long had you been married to Mary
Neiss when the suggestion made 10 you TO
betray Meyer for money? About six weeks.
Q-Who made that suggestion? A.-The Chief Of
Police of Toledo
Odd you know where Meyer was then? A.
No
Q.-subsequently to the events you have described
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From The Washington Post

From TIC WASHINGTON Post.
Several days ago a Chiraman was attacked by
n herdlc driver near the hack stand at the Penn
sylvanla depot. The instant the driver made a
motion to strike. the md-eyel Celestial placed
police whistle TO his lips and made the nickel
tubes fairly shrek with distress call He fshed
X out from under his blue blouse before his as
sailant could have said Jack Robinson" and It
was seen 10 be suspended from a heavy cord about
hts neck The very next day when intoxi-
Gated colored woman tried to clean ont the
'washee -washec" establishment OF some Chlnarlen
on est. northwest one OF the number quick
TO get out o whistle which was suspended from
his neck In the In each case the officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12

Q-What the color OF the substance in the
vial? Alt was white, too
Q.-Was It a liquid? A-No. II a powder.
Odd you put either OF these substances into
Brandts food? A.-Eo.
Q.-What did you do with them? A.-When we
got to New-York I gave them to Bra-d'.
Odd you sec the packages after you gave
them TO Brandt? A.--No.
Q.-Were they done up IN paper when you re-
ceved them from Meyer? Ayes.
Q.-DM you remove the papers In which they
were done up? No
Mr.. Brooke paused. regarded Muller stern!y. and
sad In low. significant tones Then why did you
say they were whte?"
Muller was much confused. did say they
white" he asked
You know you said so. Did you tell a lic?'