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appointment to return to her home Saturday to meet her husband, Louis Hussman. Returned a.s per appointment. Front door was opened by a young woman whom I later learned was Mr. Hussman's sister, Mrs. Elsie Eyerkuss, who occupies the rooms on second floor. Ushering me into a front room, noticed Mr. Hussman standing at the dining room door with telephone in hand. In the course of conversation on telephone she said "yes, you are right. There is nothing left for us to do but stick to what has been al- ready told. I expect to do that alright". Turning around she noticed me sitting in the front room, immediately stopped talk- ing, saying "woll, now, I will call you later. There is someone waiting to see me". Hung up the receiver, walked into the front room without aid of crutch or cane. She is badly crippled, walks with difficulty, swinging left foot over right. Greeting me cordially said she was feeling somewhat better but due to the fact the attorney persists in having hor undergo another examination before trial, she is inclined to be nervous and very much upset. Examination will be made in the presence of seven doctors on Sunday afternoon at the Newark City