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 | Mr. Whitfield, your bank made a loan of twenty-five million dollars to Mr. Faulkner in an effort to save his enterprises. What prompted you to make that loan? | |
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| He was the husband of my only daughter. Her happiness has always been important to me. | |
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| Can you tell us why you left for California in such a hurry before the beginning of this trial? | |
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| The answer is obvious: my daughter was crushed by this sudden tragedy. I decided the necessary to take her away, to save her health and life. | |
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| You love your daughter profoundly. Then would you refuse to buy her the man she wanted? | |
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| Mr. Stevens! | |
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