0115 Sheet – Supreme Court Georgia Appeals of Leo Frank, 1913, 1914

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sweeping up there ever since last January.
Q. You saw that little girl every day, that went to meet Mr.
Frank, didn't you? A. This last one?
Q. Yes. A. I didn't see her every day but I seen her there.
Q. Saw her many times and didn't ask who she was? A. No sir,
I didn't ask who she was.
Q. Don't know who she was? A. No sir, I don't know who she was.
Q. Now, when she came in, did she see you when she came in?
A. Yes sir, she seen me as she come in.
Q. Where did she go? A. She went to Mr. Frank's office.
Q. Then you went and watched? A. Yes sir, then I went and
watched.
Q. You didn't see them leave nor hear them leave Mr. Frank's
office? A. No sir, I didn't see them leave and I didn't hear
them leave Mr. Frank's office.
Q. How long did you stay there? A. Half an hour, I reckon.
Q. And she came out? A. Yes sir.
Q. What became of Mr. Frank? A. He came out and left me up
in the office and he went out somewhere, I don't know where
he went, and then he came back and says: "That's all right,
I didn't take out any money".
Q. He went out somewhere? A. Yes sir.
Q. You mean he went out in town somewhere? A. I don't know
whether he went out in town or not.
Q. Didn't you open the door? A. Yes sir, I opened the door.
Q. Well, he went out of the factory? A. Yes sir.
Q. And then went back? A. Yes sir.
Q. And you stayed there waiting for him? A. Yes sir.
Q. What did you say he said? A. He said "I didn't take out
that money, didn't you see I didn't?" I says: "Yes sir, I
seed you didn't". He said "That's all right, old boy, I don't
want you to have anything to say to Mr. Herbert or Mr. Darley
about what's going on around here".
Q. He told you he didn't want you to tell Darley? A. Yes sir.
Q. And then the next time, now, was Thanksgiving Day?
A. Yes sir, the next time was Thanksgiving Day.
Q. What hour was it Thanksgiving Day? A. I don't know, sir.
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This text appears to be a transcript of a testimony or interrogation, likely from a legal proceeding or investigation. The questions and answers suggest that the conversation is about the activities and interactions of a person named Mr. Frank and a young girl in an office setting. The witness, who seems to be an employee or someone familiar with the location, is being questioned about their observations of these interactions, including the movements and actions of Mr. Frank and the girl. The mention of not wanting to report to Mr. Herbert or Mr. Darley indicates some level of secrecy or concern about the activities being discussed.