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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
MODERN sUNnnR CoAr.

New York. arch 26.--Two hundred
old merchants tailOrs on their way 10
their various homes today after at
tending the American style and fash-
ION show which closed last night
Lectures ON summer styles were an
important part of the closing sessions.
"The model summer coat" said a
lecturer. is now made with no linz
ing except the pockets, Each pocket
hangs loose on the inside OF the coat
aud we do not ask our heavyweight
customers 20 eucasc themselves IN
waddlng as we used 20 do. While the
dressmakers are tempting fate by put-
ting 500 practical buttons on single
gown. we are reducing the number
of buttons that We sew on our coats
Here are handsome summer coats with
buttons that do not. button at all IN
the old days men were so crazy about
style that they we're willing 90 wear
the so-callCd Prince Albebrt coats that
bound them like "a vice For this year
we make clothing that Is easy 10 got
into, easy Go wear and easy 90 get
out Of"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
GOVERNOR NAMES MEN
SENATE TURNED DOWN
CandIand and Thain Tor Land Board
Aud Alexander aud Jensen 90
Optnmctry Board.

In two special proclamauons issued
today Governor william spry appoint
ga tho tVo members of the state land
board commission and the two meme
beers OF the optometry board whom tho
legislature refused b. CONFIRM.
Governor spry says hc has confidence
in the honesty and Integrity of ~. ID.
Candland of M Pleasant ana W. Al.
Tham of Logan, and for thia reason ha
appoints them again as state land come
misalonrrs Further be states That III
senators Agreed to CONFIRM tho appoint
ments before the legislature adjourned.
Goi.rn0r spry appointed IT. j AlNN-
audor and Al. % Jensen. hnu 1i ait
I.ske on thr statc b0lrl of nrtcmetrN
ror the same reasons aH lu The first
proclamation, be viewpoints them
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MRS. BOYLE LIKES
PRI.ON QUARTERS
Woman Who Planned Willie Whit
las Capture Says. Really, il
Is Pleasant Here"
HER FATHER GRIEF STRICKEN
he 6, William McDcrmott Retired
Member Of the Chicago
Tire Department

Pittsburg March 26 "A conference is
being held here by Chief of Police
Sean OF sharon and sheriff Chase of
Mercer county as 20 the next move 90
be made iu the Whitla kidnapping case
James Boyle and his wife. the
abductors, who were brought 10 the
Allegheny county Jail from cleveland
Ohio, last evening, enjoyed a good
nights rest Mrs, Boyle seemed great
ly pleased with her headquarters and
said this morning.
REALLY, IL is pleasant here
Boyle, too, apparently rested well
last night and was refreshed this morn
Ing. Unlike his vivacious wife, how
ever Boyles demcanor is mOrOse.
According TO reports today the pris-
ouers viii ne taken 90 Mercer county
this afternoon
For the purpose of avertng any un-
pleasantncss the BOylcs viii not bee
taken 20 sharon but win go direct TO
The Jail at Mercer, Pa. 1t is said this
morning that the abduCtOrs were
brought 60 this city last night. so that
the trip Co Mercer could Doe made iu
daylight IL is iutimated that the of
hcers feared attempted violence at
sharon or Mercer should the prisoners
arrive at nipht
chicago, March 2t.-That William
MtDefn"tt, Ga rruted member of the
'uIDaS' iIir ueIlIlmeht ls the lalneI
on Mi7. james ~. b'lle VINO Wlyh
'a' ,, N ',,al5Ju Mi.u ll' rN
S .N 5l ,,,.e 100 ii..'' s9 t'',.
.1ii,..,...,.,. ~. ,,,..1 49, 49,
fafber ,,a. NM ~ ~ rr.ttiosf nn.
If t,o brigi,tast ..bitdrep In mo nsigb-
borbood when 81 rbiid she was Given
ever. ADVANTAGE of education and care
ml moral training. but as She ap-
preached vomanhood she fen into
/ company of which the old fireman did
not approve. Quarrels were frequent.
and about three years ago Anna elop-
ed. Since that time her history has
been blank 10 her Chicago kin Even
/ inc namc oft inc man with Whon sne
cast her fortunes was unknown To
/ lhein. .,...,.
A'. M'Del ''loll ,l'S TWO "''i'' "auS 10
"a. '' "' 49, 5s ,r~ Af.usru,ott
ili.a5o, Marc" ''i -N'''1' '''''''
Saiu ''u'S 80. cha ,t, ,, ro.,tt,la
, l', a ~ w nc. ,,,,o, as sb,ll
a., ,ltt,ir.- a.. te,-,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
PROHIBITION DEBATE.
Milwaukee Ia BE Scene OF Oratorical
Contest This Evening.

Milwaukee Wis. March G-The first
of "a series Of three national debates on
tho prohibition question will take ulace
An Milwaukee this evening. between May
on David S Rose of Milwaukee. and
Prof samuel A. Dickle OF Albion, Mich.
Pro-. IiDhle VIII argue that prohibition
so ...T az DO relates 20 the sale OF lut0Ni-
eating liquor is right. ana Mayor Rose
win take the negative side and try 20
show that prohibition is wrong. Later
ou another debate on the same subject
between the same men viii probably be
hold m Chicago. and the third one Will
probably Doe held iu one Of che large
CITIES OF tho south but the places for
the neNt two discussions have not yet
Iu He three debates. which are 10 be
held. Prof DiCuo viii act as the rcpre-
sentative Of tho National Prohibition
party. iie is president OF the Albion col
lego DOB Michigan, and is said to Dee the
brightest and ahlest prohibition orator in
tho movement While Mayor Rose does
not represent any one but himself. hls
prohibition sentiments are well
known throughout Che country.
Mayor Rose was recently invited To- de-
liver "a lecture al convention dt The
Model License league tn Louisville u
luuEUd tho National Prohibition party 90
select 81 representative tu debate with
hm ou tho prohibition question on
hIs return home tho DrOhlblUOulsts
promptly sent him "a letter aL-lng him
whether the newspapers had correctly
quoted him. and upou nis replying that
they had. Prof DIckIe was Immediately
chosen. and the three debates were ar
RANGED
Tho discussions are attracting "a great
deal uf attention not only Boo prOhibl-
tIuu circles hut also among those who
ur. opposed t0 prohibition. There are
probably un two men Boo the country who
Hra lrttrr qualified to debate the subject
uHn Nrs#tH Rose ana DiCkIr one OF
o ID d H||.". \. b. 10 .# ID ID
tU preside 600 the meeting and acc as
moderator
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RENEWED VIG0R IN
CONSERVING RESOURCES

Washington. March 26-The work OF
conserving che nations natural re-
sources will be continued with renewed
vigor Notwithstanding the fact that
Congress adopted an amendment 10 the
civil sundry act cutting off the appro-
priation of the national conservation
commission.
Through private contributions, ma
ti0nal headquarters with Thomas r.
Pipps, secretary I'm charge of the joint
committee on conservation represent
ing the states and nation, have been
established here for carrying forward
vigorously the cooperative work which
has been going on under the conser-
walton commission.
President Taft intends 90 ask Con-
gross for an appropriation for the ~
OF the commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
FRUITFUL SOURCE OF
SPREAD OF TUBERCULOSIS

Washington. March ga fruitful
source OF the spread of tuberculosis
amoug the students at the various Iu-
dian schools is The careless use by them
of wind iutrumeuts in tho service bands,
% has been learned through am iuvcsl-
laJOu hN Che bureau or Indian ne
fafrs ID has been discovered that these
Instruments are fertile uarbUriuE places
for tuberCular bacnlI and the disease ts
spread by the students passing ine wind
instruments from one 90 another. Or
dtre have been issued that the use OF
these instruments be- discontinued until
tIsv have been Thoroughly disiufectcd.
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nrsINEss INIPRONING.

New York. March 26.-If statistics Of
Ncn York charity organizations may
be taken as On Indication that business
conditions are becoming rapidly bot-
ter with consequent decrease OF amy
army OF the unemployed and better
mtut uf the condition of tho poor AC-
ooriing 10 the Association for lmproy-
mr the Condition Of the Poor pr0po-
GALS f1r work or other aid have fallen
on lD per cont during the last month
But single appIioan, presented him
eeIf Yesterday afternoon, while sIX
years ago ths offices OF the bureau
wore literally iammeI with mlortu-
uHfUH
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PETR0SlNn'S BODY
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK

New York, March 26.-The body Of
piet Joseph Petrosino, who was assas-
rHnatcd In Palemo, Sicily, rs expected
Co reach here a week from tomorrow.
ln the meantime arrangements for his
funeral are being completed By Deputy
Police Commissioner Bugher. The cof-
Gu win bee carried from the house to
the church on the shoulders OF six
policemen in uniform. while the poo
lice band win Head the way. Behind
the coffin viii march more than 1000
policemen and about 5000 civilians.
Among The prominent men who win be
On line win be- Joseph H. Choate exc
GoV. %. -. Odeu Representative Rob
rlt Parsons and Police Commissioner
vIll De- made ln Calvary cemetery The
ranhclrors win Dee selected from among
tho uoutenants from the detective bu-
raau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
KING PETER WILL ASSENT
TO GE0RGlA'S RESIGN TON

belgrade. March 2G.-As soon az
Crown Prince George informs his ram
on. King Peter, that 10 is bis wish p
rouounce his right Of success Ion % tho
eervian throne the king VIII ascent
ana viii ask parliament % sanction
"a proclamation declaring hills see nd
son. Alexander 20 be- heir to inc
throne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
CHICAGO AIR is
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES

Chicago. March 26-That Chicngo air Is
al beneficial to the cousumntlvc as that
Of Arizona or California. De- Che belief Of
Dr j.. w Petit physician iu charge OF
The ottawa tent colony for tubercular
patients. and be- hHs so informed The
Chicago Medical society lie saws /. ig
almost criminal to send cousumptivcs 60
western climates. where usually they are
fu worse or than they would Dc al
home with relatives
ur. Petit returned recently from "a
tour Of inspection OF sanitariums iu Ari-
zoua. Now Mexico and california. Re
Says physicians have known for several
years that climate alone would not cure
consumption that sufficient nourishmenr
and pleasant surroundings are Of more
boueht. bat the general public he de-
rlaIe=. apparently has NOT yct learned TO-
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HARRIMAN cHANoEs PLANs.

san Francisco. March 26.-E n.
Hartman and Louis HIM. president of
the great Northern railroad. who left
P1sa Robes 40 am early hour this
morning FOR Del Monte. changed their
plans eur1ute and decided not 10 make
a stop there but to proceed north 20
Bmliug3mc without delay Tho party
is due at BurlIngame shortly before
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
NOTE TO BE BURIED
WITH MRS. L0RllLARD

Washlngton, March 26.-Nothing so
eenmtional as the suicide here yesici-
day by aHphyNIation of Mrs. Fl'llo
Lorrilard Jr the wife of the tonac-
po maenate. has occurred in tho mas
toual capital for years The pfonl-
nrnre of the family and tho mystery
surrounding the tragic affair lend pee
.ular interest 90 the CoEe
coroner Ncvitt said today thal he
had he sealed envelope which Mfa.
LoImrd lcft pinned 60 her clothing
aud read. 40,
."ro be- buried with me unopened
as wen af another envelope when was
let Boo the room, containing nolti
but ho nys BE- win mot make pubic
ule contents OFF either because hn mas
been requested mod to do so.
Funeral arrangements have nni H 'n
completed. lntement win he at H.
Ymgt0n, N. 81.
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EXPOSE OF TRICKS OF
COMMERCIAL SPIRlTUALlSTS

Los Angeles. March pa remarkable
experience was given the spectators il
Judge lNyes' court yesterday when gov
eral witnesses gave what were called
exposes or tricks" plactiscd bv rom-
mercial spirituahsts in tha case grow
ing ont of the attack ON the will OF the
late Robert Crawford Smith. who leI,
$1,000 10 three spritualist medium
who were With him near the close of bis
llfe
Bishop ID. Garrison. for many years a
lecturer ou spiritmlisu. demonstrated
Go the court just how slate writing is
done while Harrison ID. Barrett Of
Portland. Ora demonstrated the trum
pot trF'k. He also showed how notes
are read by unseen sittrTs by means or
"a section OF garden hos. lnd o. hole iu
the door The case was uo concluded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
RICHFIELD CO6CIL
BANISHES SALOONS
ON and Amer April I There WIN bc No
Liquor sold i'm SEWER
County Seat.

Richfield. March 26-The feelings Of
the members OF the Richneld city
council regarding prohibition We're exc
pressed very foroibly at meeting
last evening, when two applications
for licenses were presented. They We're
discussed pro and con but when the
matter was presented for vote, the MAJ
lority OF the council voted no license
According 10 this, Rlchrield viii Dee
dry on and after April l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
A SALT LAKER ABROAD.

other timely topics win n-
cludo Million Dollar FreaN
Garden Hobby OF Londou's Fora-
most Lawyer. Illustrated. Wan
on the English "Work-shys."
Doomed Henccforth to Toll. illus
trated. Kipllng says Dee would
like to XIII the man who wrote
"The Absent-Miudcd Boggar"
American Women to Charm
King Edward Back To- Health.
New Zealand and the Latter Day
work Amang the Mooris. illus
trated Frank @. Carpenter
writes am interesting illustrated
article ON Young Japan The
Army and the New Secretary of
War. illustrated. London Da-
matte Letter. etc.
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NATIONAL CoNFECTlONERS.
Ask Interstate Commerce Commission
For Reduced Rate.

Chicago. March 26-The National
Cuuloctioners' association and 60 utht
confectionery manufacturers aud assoc
Citations have filed a petition with The
interstate commerce commission asking
f1r a reduction or tho rates on an dnd-
of confectionery They ask that tho
grades of candy rated as first class be-
changed 90 third class and the third
class to NTH class They an Ee that
the present classification cncourls IS
fhe manufacture and sale 0f cheap ana
Inferior confectionery. and that b. ls
discrimination against tre smaller
dealer AN uf the larso western road
are made defendants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
A NEW RIFLE.


Springfield Nass. March M-A rHa
equipped Win Hn electric ught which
hlI enable ID soldier to aim ut nlalt "a.
hfIuH tested at Che government arsenal
hero A small battery iH carried un ho
uudriHiIc of Che stock and wIrcs connect
WIN two flnN electric bulbs 900 UnD .ud
M ihe barrel. 1887 urcHf.uF button tle
iO r'r m fho IHrkuraH Two ruuH fIu.
equipped have recently boon shipped
from tnc arsenal and BE- iH rumornd thHi
ihnf went lo President Roosevelt Ton
Use ou hla African hunt
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- ALnNLn nInLEY nEAn.

Ridley be- dead hrrc. aged 81 years.
He WaH ono of tne earliest settlers of
California. He fought through tho
CNu wan ana attained tho rank of
colonel m nr confederate army He
refused tl aIau parole aul wont
Goo Mo2iro ana fought with MaNmiIiau.
He was one of one beet known pnaIa-
ctcn ln the southwest
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BELIEVED IN INCARNATION.
Mary sllmak Tells Of Loss Of SLY
Through II.

Chicago. March 26.-In a case now on
hearing before Municipal Judge Uhlir
Mary slmak tells "a story OF the loss
OF Slll through belief in the power of
denominations These Included "a "bIacE
mass" supposed 10 have been held iu
Cd graveyard al midnight where dirt
was dug, candles burned aud charms
Dhauted This one "soance." she says.
cost her 49, which is part OF the
amount she Be- trying 20 recover from
Mrs Sigmuud Wysock "a card reader
who denies The charges.
The "back mass" 10 rs alleged, was
TO drive away eVil spirits and allow
the g.rIs lover 20 return o. hor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
onERLIN nj cARrER VA ID.

Chicago. March 2G-Jberlin NJ. Carter
former captain Of tho United states
army is seriously IN Of pneumonia az
Tie home OF "a brother On this city Mr.
Carter recently contracted a severe cold
and symptoms of pneumonia developed
soon after.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
DUKE OF THE ABRUZZl
SAILS FOR BAMBAY

Aiarsollias. March 26-rhe Duke of
die AbIuzz left here today on the
steamer Ocenin for BOMBAY whence
he vim proceed to the Himalaya noun
taius
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-26
HELEN GLADYS
ENERYS ROMANCE
Anew She is Proving That the
Course of True Love Did
Never Yet Run Smooth.
WILL WE'D JAPANESE LOVER.
Large Crowd at Portland Depot Di~ap-
pointed i'm Not Being Able 20 Give
Them Warm Reception

Portland. on. March l6-HcIon
Glady Emery, youngest daughter OF
Archdoacon John Emery of the diocese
Of California who is 90 marry GunHro
Aold. O. Japanese and former servant
in her fathers home. slipped into Port
land very quietly this morning with
her mother and a. friend who met
them az salem. Aoki was not with
them.
Cognizaut of the bittero FEELING which
the proposed marriage OF the japanese
and white woman had aroused I'm this
city and of the possibility on a warm
reception being accorded them at the
union depot "a friend of the Emerys
went 20 salem last night and awaited
the arrival of the train this morning.
Enroute TO the city the friend explain
ed the situation and on his advice
they left the train before il reached
the union depot going 20 more or
less obscure hotel where they had
breakfast Immediately after breakfast
they went for am automobile ride and
arrived al tho union depot Just i'm time
20 hurry aboard the Northern Pacific
Train for Tacoma. where Is 10 presumed
they Wil meet the japanese lover Of
Miss Emery
Mrs. Emery states positively that the
ceremony will occur, that nothing now
can interfere with the marriage OF her
daughter 90 her former servant.
Whether the ceremony viii occur in
| Tacoma or iu some nearby town has
not been determined. The wishes OF
| AoN. who is now Goa Tacoma, viii gov
orn the matter
LUCKY FOR EMERYS.
1t was a good thing for the Emerys
that they did not leave the train al
/ the union depot A large crowd OF pco-
pie was ON hand Co receive them. and
as it was generally supposed that the
Japanese was with Mrs. Emery and
her daughter "a belligereut air prevail
ed the atmosphere of the station. Great
was the disappointment Of the expect
amt crowd when the train pulled in and
no japanese nor The Emerys alighted
| The crowd could not understand the
situation and IL was some time before
| the depot wus deserted by the curious.
what win happen iu Tacoma is "a
matter for surmlsc. but 10 ls gcner-
ally believed here that the ceremony
Will Doe gone through with. There Isl
no legal impeachment 10 the marriage
In the state of Washington and lt is
expected thlt before another "a hours
! eHpso Miss Helen Gladys Emery will
/ become Mrs Guniiro Aok.
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THE
Saturday News
THE
TOMORROW

VIII contain amoug other 'ra.
uros tho nrst off an uIustrat.
cd series of
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WHAT HE TOLD sUPERINTEND-
ENT

81 want 90 say that ! knew absolute
lv nothing OF any other sons OF mine
working for the board under assumed
names. ] knew that some % them at
times worked FOR the board. ] sug-
pasted To the assistant superintendent
that IL did not look wen for my sons
TO b, employed there. ana ] expressed
the wish that 70 might be stopped. Some
of the boys gave up their jobs and went
90 work elsewhere. Al times 10 was
extremely difficult for the construction
department 10 obtain worAmen when
urgently needed ON several such uc-
casIons my boys have been importuned
20 again go TO work ON school build
iug- Doubtless 30 was TO avoid criti-
Cism that might follow that their real
names were not given. T. seems that
there has been mo- charge made that
their work was not satisfactory nor
that they did not earn their money.
The whole natter however was some
thing with which I had nothing 20 do,
and furthermore was beyond my
knowledge. some of the boys are mar
ricd and have families, and naturally
accepted work where II was offered
them ] have had and have still MOTH
ing 90 conceal, and / have acted honest
Is and c0nsuientously In all my doings
in connection with the board Of educa-
ton An ] want Us that the facts shall
De known. and not that one-sided re-
ports shall 60 out to the public, inspired
by prejudice and desire TO injure.'
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LEGAL AID SOCIETY.
A. Ills own Request Prc-t Taft Is
Elected a Member.

New York. March 26 President Taft
has been elected member of the Lc-
t1l Aha rociety az his own request
ie WIll he urged a. accept O. position
as ono of the honorary vice pros. iCniHl
60 .'tous which are held now hy Iho1-
dera Roosevelt and Andrew Camo.Ie
J NsDph Dhoatr. Elihu Root and other
mon Of prominence.
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A POKER GAME.
Man Had Too Many Aces and Got Two
Bullets.

pittsburg. Pa. March "a poker game
at Clarion, few miles from here. broke
mn about daybrcak AFTER a second ace
az diamonds was discovered In the deck.
Peter Marsh, who held the two aces of
diamonds as well as am ace Of hearts
and an ace of clubs. is in the Mckees-
port hospital With two bullet holes Boa
ITS lungs. no is said be cannot 1--we. There
were seven others in the room al the
time this hand was held and six OF them
were hurt by the flying bullets and fur
niture The man who a. said 10 have
done the shooting. on having hs Jack
ful beaten. escaped
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Wants TO Know Why Fight is Be-
ing Made on Him in
School Board.
WHY SONS NAME is CHANGED
bounded 10y Collection Agencies lie
Did IL I'm self Protection
Wants Facts Known.

ID do not know why this fight De- bee
mg made ON mo-" said william j. New
man today speaking OF tho newspaper
reports connecting his name with ale
lcsed irregularities in the payrolls OF
tho superintendent of construction Of
the public schools AIR Newman SIS a
member of the board OF education from
the Third municipal ward, and has
served several consecutive terms. hav-
ing each time been returned with lit
tle opposition.
1.-THE animus bacl, of the whole affair
is entirely Unwarranted and manifcstly
unfair continued MI Newman II
knew that one OF my sons. and one
only was working Cor the superutend-
emit OF construction under au assumed
name, or rather using but part OF his
own name. namely, David Crockett. The
reason for this was as follows. a Cer-
tain collecting agency of This city see
cured default Judgment against hlw.
uigultrIy secured m Murray. The boy
had the receipts in fun for the indoht-
edue-s. but was not in "a position Co care
ry the case 90 the higher courts The
agency bounded him constantly and
succeeded i'm driving him from several
positions. Finally be- secured work with
bis brother ON school buildings, and 20
avoid having his wages attached the
money was drawn as "Theo Newman
g. Bro when J. learned of this state
OF auJir- ] told nay SON that such pro-
codurc would not do. aud that it was
not right Hc reminded me of tho fact
that Doe uas doing &c only Co protect
himself from being robbed. and he said
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