The Prescott daily news., 1910-04-15

,ftpr all" Groener said carelessly.
 Ihot does it matter? Go ahead with
 r, little game. It rather amuses me. "
 Fbe test began. Vaudeville speaking
 nrppared words and handling the
 .n watch. while Coquenil, sitting be-
 him wrote down the answered
 ,rds and the precise time intervals.
 5rst they established Groener's av-
 orp or normal time of reply when
 pre- was no emotion or mental eff
 rt involved. The judge said milk"
 Croener at once by association of
 pss said cream" the judge said
 mOke," Groener replied fire" the
 dg said "early." Groener said
 n the judge said water" Groe-
 answered. river" the judge said
 hcco," Groener answered pipe"
 the intervals varied from four
 Ahs of a second to a second and a
 b, which was taken as the prison
 average time for the untroubled
 ought process.
 Hes clever" reflected Coquenil.
 les establishing q slow average"
 Then began the real test, the judge |ng deliberately through the entire which included thirty important Pds scattered among seventy unim- rant ones. The thirty important bMS were
 Notre Dame; 2, eye hole; 8. watch "A photographer; ., guillotine; 6, pamps Elysees; ', false beard; s. ussels; 9, Gibelin 10, sacristan; II. ln Montmorency; 12. Raoul; 13. eams; l4, auger; 15, jiu jitsu; It. @ctlve; l7, Brazil; IS. canary bird;
 nre; 70, red sky; 21, assassin; %. Pos' 25' Mary; 24, coaching party;
 Japanese print; 26. charity bazaar;
 footprints; 2S, Margaret; %, red r; 30, Fourth of July.
 lney went through this list slowly. cld Oy Yord, with everything care ny recorded. which took nearly an Pur' lnen they turned back to the Fslanlhg and went through the list Pala' so that to the hundred original P'us Groener gave two sets of an- F,'nis words, most of which proved O' tue same, especially in the sev- " unimportant words. Thus both u.s ne answered darkness" for Esu'' tea for coffee" and "clock" "alch.' There were a few ex- p'lOnS' as when he answered salt" sugar the first time and sweet" ! sugar the second time.
 \ was different, however, with the 'p"aut words, as Vaudeville point ,,s sN' "neh the test was finished. In m uaii the cases the accused had ,,.., ~,'eu different words in the two lestionings.
 ,a ,Vu made up your mind, Groener." oo,. A' judge as he glanced over the ,tss, that you would answer the ns ' ;. words within your average f rs @ reply, and you have done it, hon s0u p nave betrayed yourself in an m s .ay' as l knew you would. In ateS, ie to answer quickly you re- E h... chose words that you would ,po,. /, VhoSen 1f you had reflected ssoo., ' ,nen In going through the list proraa tune you realized this and bsttr., on your first answers by I aS0 g more innocent words. cred pie' n the first time you an- ssoo,, n9ie when said 'auger,' but r' vnu v time you answered ham .o, ou sad to yourself, Hole is nk svou s, answer because he will Tn cha 'uinking of those eye holes. ans n".i se It to hammer" which ltcbdoa,' 'uihg' And when said tbon you answered first scent ana, u tail;'' when I said Brazil, flea 1,swered first ship and then far awa .ou tried deliberately to get ls with ay ;, as possible from associa- No, "i'n the crime"
 made th contradicted Groener. I'd has m" e changes because every Ted tho any a associations, and I fol
 S' one that came into my