Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-05-22

all IN that DOCK. All, IN that
book? l had another tablet be-
sides that. Well, you wrote some
very bad words here, didn't you,
Marion? Yes, that is what
| had down for my con-
fession, to tell my confession.
Oh that was it? I had it written
down, so l could remember. Was
that the resson you wrote it down?
Yes. And did you make bad
pictures in the book, too? No.
You didn't. Witness cries Well
now, don't cry, Marion. l simply
want to know about these things.
Well, part of this Marion, reads
like very naughty song, don't it?
l was writing it down so ] could
remember it. So you could re-
member the naughty song? Yes,
SO l wouldn't hear it any more.
And did you wiiteit down on your
book, so you would remember itP
| wrote it down on there SO | would
remember it. Remember the
naughty song? For confession;
to tell it. l didn't write it so l
could say it Or anything. Well,
lyou remembered it before you
wrote it down, didn't you Marion?
l would like to remember it all.
Well, didn't you want to forget it
instead of remembering it? Yes.
Only l wanted to tell it in con-
fession, SO | would forget it and
never think of it again. Didn't
Lizzie tell you how naughty it was
to be singing such naughty songs?
l never sung them while l was in
Neillsville here. You never sung
them, while you was in Neillsville?
No. Where did you sing them?
Before I came to Neillsville. And
you had some very naughty words
in here, didn't you Marion? No.
In that song? Well, in that, and
in other places? Where? Here
is another song about the horse?
| know it. Then there is some
things here about some bad boys
isn't there? Yes. | -didn't write
them down SO that I could re-
member to say them, but SO that
could remember to tell them al
confession, SO | would forget them
all. Well, now, didn't Lizzie tel
|you that that was very naughty!
| Yes; and [ never said them neither
Well, wouldn't you keep on writ.
ing therl when Lizzie would tel
you not to? She told me to write
them down SO | could remember
them to tell at confession, if
couldn't remember them all
| Now, you don't mean that
Marion, do you? Yes, l do
| Do you? Didn't Lizzie tell yol
how naughty it was to be singing
these songs, and saying these bac
words? | know it. Lizzie tolc
you that, did she? She told me
that and she said l could write
them down if couldn't remember
them all. And you used to tel
Lizzie that you would sing then
all you had a mind to? Nc
didn't And. then you and Lizzie
talk about how naughty it was tc
be stubborn? / don't remember
her saying that. Now didn't you
tell me about that before, Marion
about all the trouble you used tc
have, because you would want to
be stubborn? | don't remember
| WITNESS cries. Mr. Wickham:
| Well, your honor there is a good
deal, | wanted to ask this witness,
a good deal she told me before
that [ wanted to get out Of her, and
| don't care to keep cross-examin-
ing while she is crying. | can't
remember them all. There is
nothing 10 cry about, Marion, at
all. You didn't cry before Don't
you remember you told me all of
those things before, and didn't cry
at all? 1 can't remember them
all. That is all, Marion. You
can tell me the rest some other
time, Marion. I won't ask you
any more questions now. I can't
remember them all. Well that is
alright.
Marion Prieur, recalled for
further cross-examination by Mr..
Wickham: Marion, you told us
yesterday that Father Jungblud
tied your hands with a rope or
clothes line day before you went
to Mrs. Southard's. You remem-
Der about that do you? Yes sir.
And you also said that. the day
before that, he tied your hands in
the same way. Is that right? Yes
sir. Did he tie your hands the
day before? Yes sir. That was
two different days? Yes sir. And
you said that the first day he tiet
your hands that he did not whip
you? Yes sir. The first day he
tied your hands, did he want you