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[page 293] Witness: I think Mr. Baker said he would not ask me to tell the names. Mr. Morrill: It is a part of your oath to give the names. Witness: I shall not answer the question today. Mr. Hill: If she understood it in that way I will withdraw my objection. By Mr. Baker: Q. Without putting to you detailed questions and pursuing them, I want to know if you can state any other instance within your knowledge of any abuse of any kind? A. I think that is a fair sample. Q. I want you to make you answer full and distinct. I wish you would state to the Committee the facts and all the facts is to any case, other than the one you have stated, of personal abuse. Dr. Eaton: Will you place that question on the same ground you did he previous one and not force her to give names? Mr. Baker: No, sir. I ask her to state all the facts, and when I have done that, it can not be complained of.