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q uoni a. fhe New Yurk life as
I"uns hHy~r. I i,est rerksnin viii
ill his iegigns Ih.u they aid iiirt
fsii'f give ne n chance l went
head. Wasn't Il tho duty n The irris.
res 10 80 That gave vouchers for my
'lsbursemenisi Bui years passed by.
nd there were M objections
ilut when The cry came out the In.
scent trustees pointed at me aud said.
There l. tho man b. blame
The trustees should have stopped H.
I was their duty. They did not d.
icir duty. and tho blame IA not mine.
These trustees sat there cashlng the
monuments that came 10 them with
be- vouchers under their nose. They
pproycd what was done. and 30 was
pproved. They were satisfied with
" rendition Of my accounts.
Never n dollar OF the New York
lie passed through my hands with
n their knowledge.
The steel trust fund was note
iat discounted with ]. Plerpont Nor
m & Co. 10 pay New York Life cx
,nses.
when there was trouble In the New
DIRK Life, when we got word that
me branch wanted help or there was
me one TO be seen the trustees used
say, You send for the Judge
THAT was me. and the men who
oudnt know me now used 10 pat me
the back In those old days. They
1nted me then. If had wanted to
isuse their money | could have got
In another way.
John A. Mccall looked my accounts
or, and the stngiest business man In
g world was that same Mccall.
i haven't any excuse to offer about
2 vouchers for any disbursements to
anch agencies.
This is big question, and | can't
'p now TO kick every man that has
'ssed my path. So simply say that
.se vouchers were right; that the
diting committee stood sponsor when
" approved them. Therefore these
, the men who have something 60 ac-
INT for. 1t is not /.
why, gentlemen, the yellow dog
; courage and fidelity, but these men