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Tt. y Weiss. =: , Bov. 9-17, 1925. ALB r algo noticed that he had either in his hand or had gotten it out of his} - poghes, an open pooket knife with a rather long blade, and that this knife and blade were all covered with blood. That COPPERFIELD told her that a tig bunch, including himself ant LOUIS HOKOSER, had been drinking at wynona, Okla. that evening, and had gone te a field where they all had a fight, and that he told her that | ovis ‘OXOSHE, who waa her aweetheart,then, wanted to see her. i 7 > a - U lad o fa Ld v > a> house, bat that after a little he walked off in his shirt sleeves, and without bis hat, stating that he had lost his hat somewhere, but that walked off ty himself and that she positively did not phone his folks to come and get him, and that MRS. JONES, her landlady, was not home that night. es She etated further that she sat there in her nightgown on the front y . stepa in a sort of trance for possibly hours and then went to ted, but o# a tkat LOUIS HOKOSHE did not come to see her that night. r ‘That the next day LOUIS HOKOSHE came to see her, and he also told her that he and COPPERFIELD and some others had all gotten drunk on oboe at Wynona the night befyre, and had gone out and had had a fight. That they rove out to x, n some cara where they had another big fight; that HOKOSEE stated that they struok COPPERFIELD, and he wanted ~ to bop ) COPPERFIELD, but that e big fat Indian woman he had with bim ke pt him from getting out of the oar. Ne A ee btawn @apsaHATw.G LB Lal BVULUVLS, FRANVINEW DUNG | ~ Jn response itive that nothing was said by COPPERFIELD or HOKOSHE about anyone hav- ques oe nhs an PY eS <t wo r ing a gon that night or any shooting having been done, and that neither I | one ot “thon dontioned that anybody had been killed, and that TEL et ety. — fot 4 ee _ Si ante IS oe at as ee eer a . Se