, 1935-01-30

Hnuptmann opening q bank account in
her name. she said she was aware that
her husband was illegally In the United
States.
q. You also worked IN a bakery uper-
ated By q man named Whilst
A. Yes at the counter.
Ltndbergh regarded the woman on
the witness stand thoughtfully. but her
husband. although he watched her. did
not seem as interested . the famous
q. Now In ls2s did you work for mrs.
Achenbach7
q. The woman who vas ca the stand
here7
A. Yes. IN her shop.
q. How much did you get7
A. SIG and tips.
q. After you came back IRON Cali
fornia did you call On Mrs. Achen-
bach7
A. Yes, II was Sunday in 1891.
q. Is At true that you called a. her
house In March. 1882. after q tr1pa
A. No. This Il not true.
The state had produced testimony
from Mrs. AchenbAch that ON March q.
1882, Hnuptmnnn n his wife called.
Hnuptmann, she said. was suffering
from 9 slight leg injury.
q. When did you 90 70 Europe2
"A. The first time IN 1928. July or June.
q. And did AIRS. Achsnbacn entrust
her child 20 your
A. Yes.
q. DID MRS. Achenbach pay the sz-
penses?
A. Yes there was a round trip ticket.
q. What month was IL you returned
from Germany
A. September.
q. Had the child passed the 10th
birthday
A. Yes.
q. How much was the added charger
A I can't remember. About $50.
q. DID you ask Mrs. Achenbach when
YOU got back 70 pay YOU the money
YOU spent on the child7
A. Sure. I asked.
@. Did she pay your
A No. me did not. She never paid me
one single dollar any time YET.
a. How much was your niHs
A. S3O@S35. -
q. When you were In Germany oiu
you buy anything for your
Bought Field Glasses
A. Yes. a pair OF field glasses.
q. After you returned from Ger
many did you again 90 70 work for
Mrs. Achsnbach7
A. Yes.
q. You wicked there long2
.. And size didn't pay you for the
trip2
A. Not yet.
q. when wa It you began to work for
the F~redericksen's2
A. IN June. 1923.
c. What was your positiona
A. Counter girl and waitress.
O.. What were you paid2
A. FIRST SIS n later on S20-and
tips.
IN was the Fredericksen bake shop
where Mrs. Hauptmann was working
the kldnap night and where her HUSBAND
said ne waited 70 meet her at the hour
OF the kidnap.
@. DID you save your money!
A. Yes.
q. DID your husband save bis money!
A. va.
q. Waen did you next leave for Ger
many?
"A. July 1882.
She said she travelled third class
again and tn efare was $76. Mrs.
Hauptmann recited she bought some
table silver. Questioned Dy Justice
Trenchard. she added that she sailed
July ,. 1882, and returned October 10.
1882.
she told or going : o visit an attor-
ney In Germany with EauJtmaLl's
mother TO try 10 arrange SO Iat Rich
ard could return and not be subject to
prosecution because Of his criminal rec
ord.
The lawyer told them they would have
to wait "a few more years" until the
statute OF limitations expired.
c. When you worked Ia Frederick
sens did Mrs. Fredericksen have reg
ular days Off
A. Yes. tuesdays n Fridays.
Recalls March 1
g. Now on Tuesday March /, 1882.
dio your husband call for your
A. He did.
9. What time did he call for you that
night?
A. Maybe Z. quarter Z.
q. How long did he wait for your
A. Until $50 or a quarter TO o. Then
we went home together.
Do you recall what time YOU hus-
band went 70 work 4 a March2
A. He took me down ana went right
TO work.
q. Now do you remember another
date. April 2, 1892
A. Yes ! remember that.
q. DO you remember who was In your
house that night7
A. Yes. Hans kl~oeppenburg was there
with Richard. They were making music.
@. DO you know the date OF Rich
ards birthday.
"A. Yes.
q. What date Is it7
A. November Is.
q XQrtH rnnnarnhaw fhnf1
a.. Yes.
O. DO you remember November 20.
1893. what day7
"A. IL was Sunday.
@. Who was there7
The witness named her niece, Tsador
Fisch and two other guests as present.
q. II was q birthday party?
A. Yes. my husbands
q. DO you remember some time after
you moved to Rauch's q car breaking
down IN front OF your house7
"A. Yes.
q. Do you remember he wanted to
sell you some Of the wood7
A. Yes but he wanted too much.
But was some OF the wood used In
building the garagef
A. YeS-the floor.
@. When did you first meet Mrs. Hen
ckel7
A. In October. 1874. when I got back
from Germany.
q. Where2
A. In her home.
q. Who brought you there'
A. Ny husband.
Woman Not Present
Reilly sought to identify Mrs. Greta
Henckel BY having her stand but she
was not IN court.
q. Did you ever entertain any thought
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