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The page with all the entries of Mr Ward's money ↑
A.
He only eat things. It was entered up in accounts.
8817
Q.
Why did you tear the page out ?
8857
A.
He said "it is very mixed up", and I did not want
trouble.
8812
Q.
Who said it was very mixed up ↑
A.
Ward did.
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Did Ward come and ask you to tear that page out of your
cashbook ?
He said "What I have eaten, there is nothing better
than to tear it out".
88574
I suppose you thought it was very important. You entered
it in your cashbook ?
I could not put down all. I put down some, only 3 to
4 items.
You said the actual cost prios of what Mr Ward was getting was about $20 a month ?
About that. There is no certain account about it.
8855
I understand that. But you entered it down in your 8856
cashbook ? How could you put it all dom, several items
a day. You only put dom some a day`?
A.
Tese
Q.
When did Ward some and suggest that you should tear 9557
that page out of your book
- how long ago ↑
A.
About 3 to 4 weeks ago.
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A.
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Q.
And he said it was a very nixed up business. And what
did he tell you to do ?·
He said "you will get into trouble over it".
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That is just where Mr Ward made a mistake. If you tall
s the truth, you wont get into trouble. If you dont tell the truth, of course you will. 80 long as you tell us the truth- the whole truth » there wont be say question as te your getting into treubio, se dat be uneasy about that. Ir Ward hm Badu a mig
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