"Did you cry out before yon were hurt!" asked counsel of a woman wit* ness in the Supreme Court this morn--ing. "No," replied the witness. "Didn't you say 'Oh!' or something*'* "No, I never do when I'm hurt —never nave done," answered the witness emphatically. She did not remember if she said anything after the accident. "But, of course, you're not often hit by a Tnotnr-'cvcle. are yo t n?" ipquir^ _t jbre Chic fKI-u s^,ic£^r4K^rH^*^^ge__^.
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Evening Post, Issue 99, 24 October 1934, Page 11
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