I[ t (uuui *«« siui iiiaviifiio in IMHI*- ern Wisconsin during July. August. September and part of October last n,year j pWe got about $15 apiece for the he* j machines. he testified, if they q ] were in good shape. The top price$25Cross-examined by Defense Atty. foIIj Clemet A. Dwyer, of Green Bay. about the method of robbing tav*na.I erns and stores to obtain the . machines. Nier said he usually vis- lt;g1 ited places the day before robber* i s ies to case” the buildings j:11 Did you make a purchase? he! v j | was asked 11Yes. usually.”Did you examine the machine*? 11 tjjAtty, Dwyer querieda | Yes. we looked to see if they 1 x- j were anchored.” j se, And you probably also noticed r.! whether they were in good working order? put in Judge Steele. .A«-k\ for DismissalI * The defense attorney questioned tr* Nier at length regarding the al-! i leged transactions between the de-t fendant and the witness, probing i into the exact details of what Nierr»to endeclared were sales ofmachines to Bangert, j jFrancis Blondhetm. who earb j this week was sentenced to threeone to three year terms on his plea j ,. f i. . !”• ; . lt;iuj: *.• ■ : ui • uK.r .* • tlt; a’.fJ .him .. I .; • Os ■ ;county taverns, testified that he., had not had any dealings witht Bangert. He said Nier had reported tI obtaining expense money fromj a certain party. but declared he could not remember whether anyj man s name was mentioned.Dist. Atty. O'A DuBois, who an- |I nounced a month ago that Oneida j , j and Forest county authorities had 1 obtained confessions from Nier and IW 9Blondheim. rested the state s ca lt;*. j after the two men had completed ‘i their testimony1After announcing that the de*