Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-05-29

| tlllHSS- DO you remember YOl
told some naughty stories? Yes
but I didn't tell any nasty thing:
though. Didn't you? No. Dc
you remember that you said tha
the Sister and Father Jungbluc
and Lizzie used to often tell yol
not to tell such stories? Yo,
remember that don't you Marion:
They told me it was wrong to tel
stories. And don't you rcmembe,
that you also said that the naughty
stories you used to tell used tc
make a good deal Of trouble fol
you2 Yes sir. Now the last day
that your hands we're tied, did
Father Jungblud and Lizzie tel
you that it was wrong to be stub
born; that it didn't pay to be stub
born? l don'tremember ever say
ing that. Well, then do you
remember l said: And they told
you that great many times the
last day when your hands were
tied, didn't they" and you said?
No sir | don't remember of her
ever saying that to me. No,
asked you that quesaion, and you
said: They would always say,
it pays to be stubborn, dosn't it,
and I would say NO" Remem-
Der that? No sir. And then
said: "They wanted you to know
that it didn't pay to be stubborn"
And you said eyes sir2" Do you
remember that? No sir. But you
might not remember all you said
over there at Neillsville Marion
But can't you remember about
their talking to you, coaxing you
not to be stubborn? No sir,
don't Well, did you try to tell
the truth. when you testified at
Neillsville? Yes sir. And told
the truth in Court? Yes
sir, | tried to. And what. you
told over there was true, wasn't it'
Yes, but | can't think of it all.
No, but you thought of it then,
didn't you? Do you remember
that you told me over at Neills-
vile that they used to tell you how
naughty it was to tell lies, and you
said 81 couldn't stop telling lies.
| have stopped now?" l don't
know if | said that Well, you do
remember that you used to tell a
great many lies and sometimes
you would come back the next
day and tell them that they were
all lies, and then sometimes they
would find it out themselves, and
you told me about that at Neills-
vile? The Court: Is that so?
mo response.) When you were to
Neillsville, did you testify in this
way: Sometimes you would tell
them something and afterwards
tell them it wasn't true:?" And
you answered.: Sometimes Iwould
say something again that wasn't
So" You remember saying that?
No sly. And you remember that
| then said: "And would they tell
|you how naughty it was to tell
iies?" and you said "Yes sir" then
l said: "The day you first told it
you would keep telling it wouldn't
you, and say it was true? and you
said: II couldn't stop telling lies;
l have stopped now" And then
said "Generally, the next day, you
would tell them, it wasn't so,
wouldn't you?' And you said: Il
would tell them it was so."i And
then | said: "Would you tell them
the next day that what you told
them the day before, wasn't sop
and you said: e. don't know
They would find it out sometimes
without my telling them that?'
, don't remember of saying that
Don't you remember anything
about that at all? No sir. Anc
do you remember that then l askec
you: Then they would tell you
how naughty it was to tell lies
and you said: Yes sir?' Don,
you remember about that? Yes
Sir. Yes, and now don't you re-
member this other testimony that
you gave at Neillsville that | have
just read? No response.) Yol
remember that what you said a
Neillsville, that | read is true, dom
you? Yes sir. And then don't
you remember that I asked YOU
"And didn't they talk t.
you a great many times about how
naughty it was to be stubborn?
, And you said: "Yes sir?" Yol
remember that, don't you? No sir
But you do remember that the,
did talk to you about how naught,
it was to be stubborn, don't you
t No. Don't you remember it a
all? No sir. Well, | want to Sc
if | can't make you remember that
S You want to remember it if yol
J. can, don't you, Marion? Yes sir
And don't you think, if | shoul,
t read to you, what YOU said a