“Now, when you were talking to Albright, did you talk about what the speakers were saying?”—“No.”
“Did you talk about the eight-hour question?”—“No.”
“What were you talking about?”—“About the shop.”
“Now, where did you see the bomb?”—“It was about ten feet in the air, about twenty feet south of the alley. I didn’t see it explode.”
“No, of course not. It was too far south.”
“There then was some boxes on the sidewalk, and you couldn’t see?”—“I did not say there were any boxes on the sidewalk.”
“Yes, but if there were any boxes there you would have seen them?”—“Yes. I would have seen them if they had been on the sidewalk.”
“And you did not see them there?”—“I did not.”
(All the other witnesses for the defense testified that a big pile of boxes stood on the sidewalk between the alley and a point where the bomb exploded.)
“And you say you did not see those boxes?”—“I did not.”