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law Of the land by intruding Into the
home Of John D. schenk, he tells you
what? That in, talking about John
fschenk she shows no sympathy. Mr..
Handlan does not have to drag out OF
| Thin what he wants. He came syolnn.
itarily What does II convey 10 you.
Iknowwhat itsconyeys. II, means that
he has gotten his price.
The Testimony Of Somehow "
immaterial. ] wifi ;pass It.
LUNDYIiWlLsoN. r.. H
s"Lundy Wilson, you remember ]
asked him II he had not been the
chauffeur Of the schenks some time,
You remember his answer? Recall
how he told Of the rides with this
miserable Daniel I, Phillips. Lundy
Wilson tells you he never saw any
thing out Of the way. He tells you
that Mrs schenk admitted to him, had
sexual Intercourse with Phillips more
than. once. He tells you Of the night
gown she got for Dan. ! He tells you
Of her talking about John dying. He
Itells you that she said she would
rather spend one night with Dan than
100 years with John. -
"If;it is true that she took Lundy
Wilson into her confidence, query
naturally arises II she was the prison.
er they say she is, how does It not
come that Lundy is not taken into her
confidence? Lundy tells you she said
II anything happened don't say any.
thing about IT, She didn't discuss
anything about poison with Mr.. viii
son. She meant by that, If some one
should inform John schenk Of the
|rides with Dan Phillips, tLundy iWit.
sons testimony is lmmaterial in this
case. He, is still working for the
schenks. The only thing he has shown
you is that she might have committed
adultery.
The testimony Of George Coleman
shows we made an honest effort to
get at the bottom Of the poisoning,
but we found by this analysis that
there was no poison in the water.
"Dr. Best showed John Schenk was
not sick a year and a half before this,
DR.. MYERS.
e"Now DR.. Myers comes along and
says that Mrs. schenk procured an
ounce Of sugar Of lead, while John
Schenk was in Europe. Then in No.
vember, he says, she wanted Fowler's
Solution Of Arsenic;ino bottle with
2'ounces. didn't he? i:;;,s Y,
when a man lives in community
and follows the straight and narrow
path, you can't get one single person
to 60 on the witness stand and testify
against his veraclty and truthfulness.
Any man can get Ills personal friends,
there is no argument to this. We
have shown by men of his own pro.
fcsslon that DR.. Myers has been i'm.
pcached in this 'cUurt. Il t'5 y
! HE tells you that on November
2, Mrs. schenk came to him and asked
for two ounces Of Fowler's solution,
and that she received from another
physician Fowler's solution OF arse.
mic. Why did she so to Myers when
she had the other physician at her
mercy? Not one man or woman OF 4
thousand in the city ever heard of
Fowler's solution Of arsenic, | ven
ture to say. Would this woman, who
Is ignorant, would she know anything
about Fowler's solution? She had no
knowledge OF arsenic. He. said lie did
not give 1t to her. because he had
heard that John schenk was suffering
from lead poisoning. Dr. Myers, you
are; liar, because not a doctor knew
on November 2 that It was lead
poisoning, with the exception Of Drs.
Drlnkard and Alderman, and = they,
never mentioned 4tlle':subject to any.
body. He is liar for another Ell: ! lsaason.
Why WI did he remain Silent when he
knew she wa the. prisoner. He should
have reported TO the prosecutor that
he sold almost, an ounce Of sugar of.
lead to Mrs. schenk In June, and why
didn't he tell about the trip on Novem-
Der :? The reason why he did mot do
1t Is because It never, happened. Would
not You have reported 1t. gentlemen.
and and placed her in the hands OF the
authorities. There's no argument TO
IT. You would have sald:; Your hus.
l band has been receiving poison and
don't don't you dare 50 q bit farther. for
u John schenk dies 4 will have You,
sent 10 the gallows. ~ i; 81
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