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…that he did believe either party to the suit; ut that as the onus of proof fon Mrs, Cunningham, he must dismiss the ease. ‘Scone1o, K.C. Thank you, Now, has De. Berridge any anima sgvinst Mr. Crowley? Mariens, Yes Sconnio, K.C. How his Mr, Crowley wronged him? Marites, Mr, Crowley bas laughed him, Sconnio, KC. Anything e Matuens. Mr. Crowley did hi Sconrio, KC. How? Maruexs. In March 1910 Mr. Crossley received an anonymous letter from “White Magician” ‘enclosing a pamphlet by Harris,and accusing Dr. Berridge of the foul Scourio, K.C. What did M…
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…ter. But he is an associate of the notorious Jones Scour, KC. Oh, wel Sword of Song that she nig money from her? ‘we wou't go into that. Thank you.
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…corPio, K.C, You acknowledged her as your spiritual superior ? Maruens. Yes. SconPio, K.C. As a secret chief8 Mariners. Yes SconPio, KC. Thank you. Now wit He was staying with you in Paris? Matens. Yes. ‘Scorpio, K.C. How employed? Maruens, In trying to make rubies from ruby dust Scoxrio, KC, Did he succeed? Matin’, "He made a small worthless ruby. ‘Scorpio, K.C. With better apparatus he ‘commercial success of the process? Mavens. cannot say ScoRPIO, K.C, In point of fact, a precisely similar provess is being worked at this day with success? Ma…
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…couPIO, K.C, He offered you the whole of his fortune in order to help you in your trouble with the revolting members? Marius. 1 wrote to thank loyal and! honourable offer.” ‘Sconrio, KC. Why did he make it? Marites, He believed my stories about James IV and the ‘Secret Chieis, I suppose. ‘Sconrio, KC, Madame Horos had promised you £2,000? Marines. "Yes Scourio, KC, Was that why you admitted superior? Mariuns, [refuse to answer the question. Scoxri0, K.C. Crowley offers you his fortune; and you diately appoint him to the sole powerin England, ov…