Putnam patriot., 1926-09-17


 her eves ereH her aaest18ner. states Atrornar Bradford.
 The girl saIs =as born in Dad iey and mas 4frr her last birth day ueeeHeha e removed te Wt .er and # 1926. removed to B s1ne ile her home with her sizter ar H-laE Ir and M~s Aiar 0=fra After iden- t7fg=rs ri9t#sF shown her and
 Hcirg oat Wlat ihes -srresanted A la che unfold iHF af her story
 She said mad known Weth- for -m IEa= child Was Born to her iasg. and that EHe erh=e #a-Hr. She first zeHe aifH A after Labor r5aF. Hha~ Har near the Line House in rlsrHet He called %
 her ever Sunday .ae zai8. artll -a.5 weeks fef4-a Cnristmas when ae told him -ra- [ ae couldn't come
 her #r re r8d batter net aaaaa He dla rat come aHtli January. hut after that thr relations eontir- l5 gHt5I Inee la twe weeks before her babg w horn At this point eaur- ad arraa Ger the noon recess
 Resumes Stand
 Tae Pstka z-i re-amed she stand al
 eHek -he ta41 1f h4iug out eH parties with Wetherbee and another nsan and tWa girls
 She tes-Ifea to writing Netherhee a letter 5gnf latr- Asked what wss iH .he letter. objection was made. Iae state attorney sand that he vas naf fH DOS session 4f tHe letter. Nether- bee was questaaed bg hls counsel aad stated that tre letter had been take1 away from h5s ahen he was searched after his arrest Officer StEeamans said that b. searehed WetheEbee at the Putnam poi5ce station and teek from him a watch, a bIllf0la. and mon eg. and that he returned them. He said that he aid not take a letter.
 When objection was withdrawn the witness said that she atats ' Hetnerttee askiug why he did not come ap the previous Sunday. and telling him % come up the uexH Sunday and she would tell him something that would zrurise him Wetherbee came and -aak her ta ride arp country road They returned 70 her home. bar she d.d rai tell him anything.
 Would Help Her
 She said she talked with Wetherbee outside the mill during the noon hour June 2sth. and told hIm what she ex- pected Co happen that night. He said that be would come over and help her. s he worked al af fhe afternoon and went home on a trolley ear. Went Q bed about f0 o'clock. None of the res of the family had gone t1 bed About 2 o'clock she woke up. went c .fs Eath room then to the kitchen ard nHt an a pair af ziippers. took aH over coat fram fhe wood he'd and Q canvas coat and hlaes aHEH fE#m tae rag and He sa# Q #=aHHE +He -aa and NHeH a= at Her eHH4 lHff-
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 Nothing was zala aa tae NaE She zuHe#d zhe ea a1 He -HH sui aH # and sae hatv was bonn szz wrapped the baby H the apron picked It uu and han I-8 t 70 Raymond it put t an the ground. look aHe rape tled f about t hudg and F fs from The wal and tIed z C. Ehe=ozaez end He went towards she rzFef and H about five mHute= she heard $ splash Hetherbee came right back and sad sIEe drowned ths haas= She sad nothing and they walked back .a fha haus- He kissed her goodnight and left 9e was leaving she sad There vii trouble about this
 The canvas coat. the 0ecreoat. apron and rope were exhibited She sad that the baby was alive Itraized its les U aH.ieon the apron and dropped chem down again.
 Back 10 Sleep
 Af-sr Ea mond let -he WeHt @ the haa-= hang ap the 0ye~cear. went back sa bed and 70 sleep She sand that the Hlark apron was around rhe baby and tla- Raymond hiA the canvas eaat- in the bushes.
 S -hea told af being sick the foE ae ming when her brother
 H.z. her ap fl--a ta work. a
 Neaztla doctor being -la. HuHe. rout a. and her removal -a she @ hospital V Putnam. :
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 Gross Examined
 Samuel B. Il reae for sfs-s e4aa. sa4taa- Eia e ueh af .ne -Eoarl 1ae.l
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