Mr. Liebeler. Do you know the correct spelling of his name?
Miss Murret. No.
Mr. Liebeler. What were the circumstances surrounding the meeting with Mr. Ekdahl?
Miss Murret. My circumstances?
Mr. Liebeler. No; the circumstances?
Miss Murret. He just stopped over there one day, and I think he and my aunt had John Edward and Robert with him, and they were going to military school.
Mr. Liebeler. Was this after they were married?
Miss Murret. It might have been before—I don't know whether she got married here, or she met him in Texas. I don't really know that. I do know that I saw him on one occasion, and at the time she had the two boys—he had the two boys with him, John and Robert, because, if I remember, they were in uniform. I met him on the one occasion, and if I can remember, they had the two boys with them, and they were both in uniform.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you ever hear of the circumstances under which Mrs. Oswald married Ekdahl, or met him? What do you know about this relationship?
Miss Murret. Just nothing other than what my mother has said, that actually she didn't want to get married because he was an older man, and I think he was sick, or something, and it was his sister who said, "Well, why don't you marry him?" So, they got married. I think she was quite hesitant about it, actually.