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Yes, sir. They lived at my hou::e when I WAS small and itwas always Lau4t me that they were Ny cousins f.1n4 thatis all 1 kliow.They Iive1 with you?d t my father house.How Jii it ha7mr.u.. that they were living, with your father?A.- A fellow nrzed Holden was their r -:pardian and they did notQ.,A , - Yoe . 0 ,get along 7T.l and father brou(tt them over to his housen while and two of them went to a man nfTJmed V;Orie. Washrtayed there and was there when the War came Nand the other ()fie went withere t h y aiwys treated a.smembers of your fardly?Q As IT mberS by blood?Norrnan;derire now to offer in evil ,nce a certificate 'ror jBlair noenfelt, United tate Indian Ant, RS follow;(Mr, Norman reads the certificate'ToorreltIn lian Aprnt, markol Lx. "A")Cornish:pre7.ue you introcluce thic the basis of secondaryevidence?Norral.n.;CCo rid ; Ut) what oi nt?r. Norma;show that the ymers and records.cind affidavits offeredbi . Arkm in his case-- that those parties, 7ho werenon-resilents of the Lftlian. TerrYciory in June 1896 and personswho at that time were dead, h11 all been destroyed and we,T,k to introduce the contents of these papor3 and affidavits.