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[page 263] kind of slighted me, and had nothing to do with me at all. Q. That is your opinion then, ^that if a person going there and seeing these things that are wrong, and begins to mention the fact, he soon finds himself in disfavor, followed by removed? A. I dont know. By Mr. Baker: Q. Do I understand you to say that you thought you would be looked upon with disfavor by the attendants on that account? A. Yes, sir. Q. And that is as far as you stated was it not? A. Yes, sir. Q. You didn't state you thought it would lead to your own discharge? A. I didnt mean to. By Dr. Butler: Q. Did I understand you to say that there were some 15, 20 or 25. more or less, who went off at the same time you did? A. Yes, sir. Q. For which you were discharged? A. Yes, sir Q. And staid [stayed] after 9 oclock? A. Yes sir Q. Did they stay about as late as you? A. Yes, we all came home together. Q. Out of the 25 or 30, more or less, how many were discharged? A. There were three of us