Illinois Central Employees Magazine volume 1915 16
Illinois Central Employees Magazine volume 1915 16
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Assistant General Solicitor H. D. Minor, of the Y. & M. V. , heard about the testimony of Deacon Walker at Brookhaven, and stated that he did not think the deacon had anything on a Memphis darkey named Luther Ken- nedy, who testified in the suit of Lot- tie Croft against the Y. & M. V. At Yazoo City some time ago. A part of the testimony of Luther, on cross- examination, is quoted as follows : Q. How long have you been at work for the I. C?
A. I tell you the truth the I. C. Ain't got a thing in... the world against me.
Q. Who ever said they ain't got anything against you you are not working for them now?
A. No, sir. I will tell you why I ain't. There was a man made me lose my home about killing another woman and taking mine, and I don't want my home no more. He was prosecuted and I put my home up and lost it, and he lost it and quit her and then he put her in the penitentiary, and I don't want her, and that's the reason I ain't in Jackson.
WHO COMES HERE?
I am more powerful than the com- bined armies of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Assistant General Solicitor H. D. Minor, of the Y. & M. V. , heard about the testimony of Deacon Walker at Brookhaven, and stated that he did not think the deacon had anything on a Memphis darkey named Luther Ken- nedy, who testified in the suit of Lot- tie Croft against the Y. & M. V. At Yazoo City some time ago. A part of the testimony of Luther, on cross- examination, is quoted as follows : Q. How long have you been at work for the I. C?
A. I tell you the truth the I. C. Ain't got a thing in... the world against me.
Q. Who ever said they ain't got anything against you you are not working for them now?
A. No, sir. I will tell you why I ain't. There was a man made me lose my home about killing another woman and taking mine, and I don't want my home no more. He was prosecuted and I put my home up and lost it, and he lost it and quit her and then he put her in the penitentiary, and I don't want her, and that's the reason I ain't in Jackson.
WHO COMES HERE?
I am more powerful than the com- bined armies of the world.
What to read after Illinois Central Employees Magazine volume 1915 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Central Railroad Company to read onlineMoreLess
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