His Ideas

Mr. Rayroond Schurnacher, oue of the witnesses called at the Pretoria trial, apparently bothered the state attorney almost as inuch as Mr. Samuel Weller bothered Mr. Serjeant Buzfuz. A f ter a tremendous wraugle as to whether he was compelled to teil the conrt his ideas as well as the things he knew to be facts, the following little dialogue oocurred: "Then I must give my ideas?" "Yes." "Does the state attorney want all my ideas?" "Yes." "Theu I do noc