Mr. Liebeler. Did Mr. Martin say anything about it?
Mrs. Ford. No; I don't remember, I don't know.
Mr. Liebeler. When was the next time that you saw Marina?
Mrs. Ford. After she came back from Washington.
Mr. Liebeler. Did she come to your house then?
Mrs. Ford. No; she did not. Her lawyer, in fact Mr. Martin, called me and told me she is staying at her brother-in-law's, and that he wanted to break the partnership with her, and he asked me if I could go with her attorney and translate for her the conditions of the break, the breaking of the contract, and I agreed to go with them.
Mr. Liebeler. To Robert Oswald?
Mrs. Ford. To Robert Oswald's house; yes.
Mr. Liebeler. Did there come a time after that when Marina came to live with you in your house?
Mrs. Ford. Yes; when I came there, Marina told me she couldn't stay another day, she thought, in Robert's house. It was such a small house and small children and she just didn't like to stay in there at all, and so I told her, "Well, you could come and stay at my place if you wanted to," and she said she would love to do that.