The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-26


CD @. Was said statement mater
ial to the transaction?
A. Yes.
Co @. Was such statement true?
(d) @. Was it made wiffully, with
intent to deceive the plaintiff and to
hinduce him to resign his position, come
to Fargo, take up the management of
the Courier News, n to buy an In
terest in it?
A. Yes.
(el @. Did plaintiff believe in and
rely upon such statement, so made, In
making the purchase Of an interest
in the Courier-News, OF in purchasing
from the defendant an interest In the
Courier-News?
A. Yes.
%. (a) Q. Prior to the consumma.-
ton of the transaction, Aug. 20, 1918,
did the defendant personally, or
through the agency of Mr.. Baker, if
you find Mr.. Baker was his agent
as defined in the charge, or that his
acts and statements were ratified by
the defendant, represent to plaintiff
that the paper paid it's bills and had a
good financial basis?
A. No.
If you answer this question Yes
CD Q. Was said statement mater
ial to the transaction?
A.
Co Q. Was such statement true?
A.
(d) @. Was it made wilfully, with
intent to deceive the plaintiff, and to
induce him to resign his position, come
to Fargo. take up the management Of
the Courier-News, and to buy an in
terest in it?
A.
(e) c.. Did plaintiff believe in and
the purchase Of an interest in the
Courier-News?
A.
80. (a)Q. Prior to the consumma-
ton of the transaction, Aug. 20, 1918,
did the defendant personally, or
through the agency Of Mr.. Baker, If
o find MI. Baker was his agent, as
defined in the charge, or that his
acts and statements were ratified by
the defendant, represent to plaintiff
that the paper was sound financially,
and upon a paying basis, and return
ing profits month by month?
A. Defendant represented it was
now beginning to pay.
If you answer this question Yes"
(b) Q. Was said statement mater
ial to the transaction?
A. Yes.
(c) @. Was such statement true?
A. NO.
CD Q. Was it made wilfully, with
intent to deceive the plaintiff, and to
induce him to resign his position.
come to Fargo, take up the manage
ment Of the Courier-News, and to buy
an interest in it?
A. Yes.
(e) @. Did plaintiff believe in and
rely upon such statement, so made, in
making the purchase Of an interest in
the Courier News, Or in purchasing
from the defendant an interest in
the Courier News?
80. (a) @. Prior to the consumma-
ton of the transaction, Aug. 30. 1918,
did the defendant personally, or
through the agency of Mr.. Baker, II
you find Mr.. Baker was his agent, as
defined in the charge, or that his
acts and statements were ratified by
the defendant, represent to plaintiff
that the paper had a subscription list
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bona fde, or paid up subscription list
of 10000?
A. Yes.
If you answer this question Yes
% Q. Was said statement mater
ial to the transaction?
A. Yes.
(c) Q. Was such statement true?
A. No.
"a @. Was it made wilfully, with
intent to deceive the plaintiff, n to
induce him to resign his position.
come to Fargo, take up the manage
ment Of the Courier-News, and to
buy an interest in it?
A. Yes.
(e) @. Did plaintiff believe in and
rely upon such statement, so made,
in making the purchase of aninterest
in the Courier-News, or in purchasing
from the defendant an interest in the
Courier-News
A. Yes.
81 (a) @. Prior to the consumma-
ton of the transaction, Aug. 20, 1913,
did the defendant personally, or
through the agency of Mr.. Baker, If
you find Mr.. Baker vas his agent, as
defined in the charge, or that his
acts and statements were ratified by