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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
STATE HOUSE :.
GETTING SMALL
QUARTERS ARE GETTING TOO
CLOSE FOR OFFICERS OF
INDIANA.
Division of Rooms in Building is to
be Changed-Railroad Commits
sion to be Cut.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 2s-A
shake-tp at the state house is about
TO take place. according TO present
indications, in the rearrangements OF
the rooms of some Of the state Off
GERS. The state house is badly crowd
ed and there is not enough roodn, as
the matter stands at present, to ac
cemmodatea all Of thec offieers, When
the state house was built twenty
years ago it was one OF the marvels
II the state, and every body believed
at the time THAT it was big enough
10 hold all on the offices that the
state Of Indiana would ever have if
L lasted million years. But the
state is not yet million years old
and the state house is not large
enough TO hold all OF the Offices
1t has for two or three years been
a mystery why some OF the officers
we're allotted SO much room however
waile others are kept in 'cramped
quarters And this is one of the SIT
nations that is about to be cleared
up. For instance, the Indiana rail-
read commission occupies five rooms
;glree OF them being fine large ones.
and two small ones. All are on the
second floor and are among the very
best rooms in the building. The rail
ROAD commission is about to hose two
or three of these rooms.
A few weeks ago the supreme
court decided that the board. com
posed of the governor, the secretary
OF state and the auditor OF state, not
only has the authority to appoint a
custodian of the state house and the
engineer. but it also has charge OF
the entire building and grounds This
is taken to mean that the board has
the right 10 assign the rooms to the
various offices and departme and
the beard is about to take UP this
matter. As soon ais it does this the
flCwl will go up.
Another thing the state house
board may consider Also is the fact
that some OF he supreme and appel
hate court Judges have sleep
ing apartments, in their offices. This
has always been the practice, and it
is said that some members Jf the
board question their right to live in
the state house. Much comment has
been heard from time TO tame FOR
years that the judges ought to live
down town and pay room rent hike
other people. fat
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Rotten to the Core.

What a hodbed OF corruption Chi
cago is, anyway TIL .ais not the
slightest oubt >lat regular. tribute
has for years been paid to city. Off
dials for the privilege OF running
bawdy houses. gambling dens, apd
every form OF vice yet devised in any
Fart OF the world. That is the way
any number OF individuals connected
with the city government have
amassed small fortunes in few
years. If no: in this particular man
ner, then in some other way-by
street and sewer contracts, franchise,
AK assessment orookedness, etc. Rot
ten to the core is Chicago, and yet
former Mayor Dunno would like to
see separate and distinct state
made OF Cook county.-South, Benz
Times.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Will Remain Torn Up.

The entire court house, is now torn
up, and The operations for remodel
ng have been stopped, awaiting the
decision on the injunction case. II
the restraining order is granted on
the grounds stated above, Mr.. o.
Keefe states, THAT ne will at once file
petition for a hearing TO dissolve
the restraining order. Should this be
denied, an appeal will be taken to
the supreme court OF the state. While
decision is being awaited from the
supreme corr, should the case DE
carried tha. nigh the court house will
remain torn almost insiye out This
may be for period OF two years
1t is certain that If the Ness bid i
rendered Illegal by the irregular non
collusicn affidavit, that commission
ers Will not be inundated TO give
him the contract This being the case
the court house will have to remain
in its present condition. until i
Is decided whether OKeefe gets The
contract, or whether new bids vii
have to DE received by the Board o
Commissioners
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
An Apparent Truth.

That legal standards of moralit,
can not rise far above those OF the in
dividtials WHO, cenQSse thet iplHblic ho
again been demonstrated in Chicago
A jury OF twelve good men. and tru
after ten minutes deliberation has re
certify decided THAT a coat of .bropzt
psrint and a girdle are all tllat pan
domino actress needs to keep within
the bounds on decency Police an
Judges seem TO be doing their dirty
1t is the people that need toiiing up
The same truth is apparent in othe
places.-SoA1th Bend Times u -slt
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
WIN INJUNCTION CASE.
Judge Baker Holds Freedom of La
Dor Market to Company is
.,.---t Not Disturbed.

Goshen, Ind, July 27-Judges
Francis f. Baker OF the United States
CIRCUIT Court Monday afternoon de,
MED The petition OF the American.
Sheet and Tin Plate Company AT
'EDwood, Ind, for an injunction
against the strikers at their plant,
In an exhaustive opinion, rendered
after he had listened to a large num-
Der of affidavits from both sides,
Judge Baker held that the affidavlts
as presented did not make any SPECIFIC
allegations against any OF the de-
PENDANTS named in the Complaint and
that nothing was presented TO show
that the defendants had in any man
ner attempted to interfere With the
freedom Of the petitioner TO the labor
Judge Baker held that labor has the
right to organize and TO leave its en-
ployer in body just as its employer
has the right to cause lockout. =.
He further held that the law gave
both employer aud employe equal
lights as to free and uninterrupted ae-
;ess to- the Labor market and that
hey could lawfully engage in per-
suasion in their competition for the
support OF the unemployed, but could
Not resort to force, threats or cor
ercion.
| He held that the strikers could
maintain system OF pbcketing, pro
7iding they did not interfere with
he employees free access to ape labo,
market III 3D.. 49,.
| In prefacing his decision, Judge
Baker announced he believed he haC
studied every important labor case
in this country and England and sale
ne would be governed largely by the
law as lad down in the case OF tn,
| Iron Molders' Union against the Il
| lis Chalmers Comapny Applying tn,
law to the Elwood strike case he an
bounced the evidence as submittet
failed to convince him that the strik
ers were going beyond their right
and that until evidence proving spe
cihc charges of illegal acts was intro
duced he. would refuse The desires
Injunction. aa -iifAS 30 inas7
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Would You Like to Try it en-?

How would you like to be .he news
Raser man? lie never knows "wh9rc
ae's al with AL his [eade--s II nc
write, TIP dog fight he : cus,ed and
dsscbsg6d- When lie gives ONO fellow
a i5nfbasfing. II i rak q As A. Ike
.2heit '3ae editor 'eSpects :uifhir. and
again Wien nee meddine ho;ice IS
pabh3hsd 'esne 81 The ianrly get
.9nlif., aeomeiisn and stap he paper
.hessaj ny eaiss fistao somphmen-
.arv3tHg.At Is the r. s,paper mans
s,a'i y lifc-especialv during dsc
days RaciR,, ter Re sablic:inl 51t
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Stops Prize Fighting.

Governor Marshall has broken III
The prize fighting scheme At Ham
moni. 1t had been the Custom to ad
Yertlse these encounters. in Indiara
and then hold them across = the STAT,
line IN Illinois or vice versa; Tbk
governor notified the Illinois author
tiles, and both states, working in So
operation have been able TO stop the
Srutal exhibitions -,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Double-Geared Woman.

A woman. whose long s,htt was t.
play a DR.. JekyGll and Mr.. Hyde
Stunt, was picked up by Logansport
officers, while she was engaged in the
laying of the Mr.. Hyde part of the
program. The lady registered at The
Johnson hotel and was richly dress
ed in silks and laces The next day
che was found in ragged clothes ped
ding shoe strings in another part
OF the city Hers was a good graf;
but the police world not stick Tor her
work and she was hustled nff on The
next train for Fort Wayne w'csei e.
no doubt, she again resumed opera
tons sf haj2 ,-aa 3Hs>s 337s'fsI
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Charged $3.50.

Dr G. Samuel Hershey, a Mich
gan City dentist. looked after the
.eeth OF John H. Barker, the Mich
igan City millionaire. ear builder. and
charged him $3.50 Mr. Barker kicked
in the bill. As a @ay OF Setting The
dispute it is now proposed to have
4 committee al three appraisers ex-
smine Mr. Bankers mouth
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Was Buried Here.
Warsaw Tines

Many sorr0wing friends and rel
atives attended the funeral of Henry
rDurbin, which was held at Q o'clock
Tuesday morning from the Catholic
Church on West Market street. The
servicts were impressive and were
conducted by Father Feister of CD
lnibia City The body was taken TO
Plymouth for nterment.
The pail bearers were Clark Mu-
NAV, Justin Zimmer, c. Miller.
Frank Carteaux, Pat Scollead and
Lloyd Alexander.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Gave Porch Dance.

Miss Edna Tanner entertained a
number of her young friehds iii a
novel manner at her home on North
Michigan street. Tuesday evening \
porch dance on the spacious porch.
was enjoyed by seven couples, friends
Of Miss Tanner. A most enjoyable
tiine was had by ALL! fl1hi 2ai
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Grocery Store Sold.

THE grocery store on fine Corner 3 81
Laporte and Center Streets, Owned
ay l. J. Seider, has been purchased
by Miner Thomas, Who took posses
sion Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Thorn
as was formerly fireman on tho
milk train. to. .1le 0ue ~
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Electrocuted in Fort WAYNE.

Thomas langley. - WAS electro
cuted in Fort Wayne. while cleaning
ont the fire box of a Pensy engine in
The round house While changing the
Fllb Of an elsetric llgnks1lO volts
passed through his body He was
subject to heart trouble
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Cleveland plain Dealer

Here's an Indiana man who want
divorce because his. wife takes all
his money and goes out and buys
ice cream"
We'll, he ought to be mighty
thankful she doesn't make him turn
the freezer"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Close Vote in Indiana Primary.

The democrats nominated \. NJ
Schmidt Tor mayor oi Fort Wayne,
/ ,ver Chafles McCdilohgh. bank pres
itert. By four votes in a total OF g.
oeo Tie republicans nominated Je- Sc
Grite. -
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Miss Mar Han went Ito ! South
BYs4sfd she 20 accepted ala5f

sra etEaT rIa Us .ssflieG ~ -
Mrs NJ, A.sZugbaum OF Valparai-
so was rhe guest OF Plymouth friends
Tuesday
Mrs. -e66Age ffhayer and SON Pau
returned 20 Caavers latter spending
Monday evening here = eo9
AKss g ertrude Peterson has reTafn-
ed from spending eiew days with
friends, at .AIisfawaka., -
Daesifed f1arEser returned to Nobies
vile Tuesday, after spending few
days here on business UOa8.t4
Miss Grace Walter OF South Bend
was1t6e guest oi Miss Eta trails
back in THIS city TnesdayTI ]
Mrs Alice Kendall went to Harris
wii er'' shie VIII visit with friends AMI
relatives for few days.
Miss Nettie Corse is spending a
few days at South Bend. the guest ID
hey pSf1t fs 9SyPis cPtse A :.
Mrs. Thomas Willis and chlldren
are visiting win her mother, Mrs
DqnEl,cks,af Carlisle. Ina IN
Mis- Fife Piake 81 Valparaiso is
vistingsshhSqG @apS gso-G C.
Brown in this c..y Tor q few days
Mssser-gClifopd Dsake werasDsKe-
wanna Tuesday TO spend aAcouple Of
weeks with his uncle Willis Clifford
Miss Edna Fred has re furned e
heu horue,ip Futon Ind. after visitins
forss lev daysewith Miss Fern Day
Mrs Charies4 Gibson Went to Ir-
wood Tuesday to spend few day.
wi}s rfRs s. 4 fanBaily yfohsr brother, loh7
WeSsiarf. bnsa .haos gblG aosz .
Frank Overllolt went to Wakarus;
Tuesday where te,wAI spend c9gp.'
of weeks with his sister. Miss Laur;
0i diil!.0ijjlWa.lu a:aslb 3D.: al
vile Tuesday whsrfSfip will be IN
guest OF friends and relatives for 4;
low udyo
AfSEladys Hldei CT Argosnwas
PIySxssIl caller Itiesday en1aaae t,
Soul sus and b9ints u sodtIle-r
MicHfeaf-swhere she viii vfsits for
couple Stlseks. 49,
MrsS.R Nlassena OF Chicago, mht
has seeu the guest OF the family. .
herr. brDthe h-law A. e. Massena
west sssPse r,sseon Tuesday fdssa visi
with,&siesds and relatives. -
dwfts sOoA returned from St
joseph. Mich. where he has been EN-
pl9fss ~ Ae> Nhissoap Hofel sssot
tie" has resigned from the hotel bust
ness and is looking for an opening
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
! LOCAL NEWS

IT q
J. " Wilson Is Spending few days
at Wiz ora. 49, =.
Mrs c. H. MattoN was a. Wnona
visitor Tuesday f.ssslss7 = iaD7A
Alva Porter Of Culver was here IN
business Taesasss 1s0J TU0
Ora aSwetbaspert Tuesday at La
Porte. on business. = STRESSES
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kintzel were
Winona callers Tue5d4y.a III
DaIT, Meter ei WARSAW was in
Plyrn5uta 81 9lI business
Mrs NJ Eiin Smith OF Culver was a
Plymouth visitor Tuesday s'i
Mrs. N. Crews OF Inwood was a
Plymouth visitor Tuesday
Wilson Hufer spent Tuesday at
EtnszGreen on business, -
Joseph Anderson spent raesds5y "a;
South Bend on business. ~IT =
Miss Gsrit9& 5llwsQpIfsg lef B39fi
bon was Plymouth visitor Tuesday
Ms Solomon Zefnet is spending a
couple OF days at indiana dana HaFfb0r.
Miss Lorreho Large IS visiting
witlTffTienas and relatives at Hant-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
DECISION 3|NJUNCT|0NBa0M owl
7 ma CASE WILL bE(GWEN SOON.
Special Judge Parker Smashes all Conten-
tons of Plaintiff but One 7Commis-
sioners' Actions Were Legal.


The following points have
been decided by special judge
Samuel Parker, in the injunc-
ton suit against the Marshall
County Board of Commission
ers:,
First the advertisements for
bids, for receiving bids on the
contract for repairing the
Court House, were proper un-
der the county reform act, and
were legal and SO will not be
considered in the decision.
Second, all of the acts of the
: commissioners in the letting of
the contract to Arthur O'Keefe
were strictly in accordance
with law.
: Third, the question of a de-
sign for the remodeling of the
court room, which the plaintiff
contended was not on file,
when the bid for the same was
made by O'Keefe, was said to
have been on file at the time OF
the first receiving of bids by
the court and the commission
ers were not aware of the fact
that the design had been re-
moved from the office of the
County Auditor. Consequently
: all of these factors contended
by the plaintiff, are removed
from the consideration of the
granting of the restraining or
der.
Fourth, The bid of Jacob
s S. Ness, is not legal, because
the non-collusion affidavit &C
companying the bid, was not
: regular and not in conformance
with the requirements of law.
Fifth, the only factor to be
considered by the court. is the
fact that the blank bid furnish
5 ed O'Keefe was altered by Ar
+ thur O'Keefe in writing the
= words This bid is made on
condition that / receive all of
: the work designated in the
= specifications" The law pro-
vides that the blank bids be
!" filled in the places designated,
= and the writing on the bid,
= might make that bid illegal
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29

The petition of Jacob s. Ness, for
temporary restraining order against
the County Board OF Commissioners
oi Marshall County and Arthur o.
Keefe TO prevent the former from
paying for any mork done by the lat
ter, in repairing or remodeing the
MARSHALL County Court House, and
to prevent O'Keefe from receiving
any money for such work done was
completed before special Judge Sam
uel Parker OF South Bend at go o.
clock Tuesday night. The case was
taken under Amusement by the
court, and the decision as to the
granting or refusal OF the restraining
order, will be given mithin two or
three days The above rulings were
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
Ness Will Not Get Contract.

Should the restraining order be
granted because OF the fact that the
O'Keefe bid is Illegal by being al
,eredl then the case finally go against
O'Keefe the commissioners will re-
ceive new bids The petition for man
, date. OF Ness asking that the COM
| missiorers be required to give the
co.sract no him, maintaining that he
was the lowest bidder; will not be
granted When the court ruled that
the non-oollusion affidavit OF Ness
was irregular ard not In compliance
with law, the Ness bid was excluded.
If Ness should win, the injunction
slfit. he will not be benefited par
ticle. and will be out the expense OF
he trial. for the commissioners will
MT lie forced to give the contract to
I,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
tlomeseekers Northwest, West, Southwest

-a,s,p Or designated. Fates
+ rgn 1earest. Ticket Agept. or. cali onor
tgift kift 10 s4l3s5t a~fl2ii- 80
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29

the O'Keeie bid might be illegal be-
cause oil the TACT that it was altered
by writing placed at the bottom,
thereof.
Design Contention Smashed.
The contention of Attorneys L.auer
and Logan for the plaintiff that the
OKeefe bid was i,1cgal because OF
The fact that bid was made on a
Gcs gn for the court room, for winch
% oes:gn had been filed with the
81 nfmis>cOners was smashed, when
ne judge ruled that the commission
ers were ignorant OF tire fact, that
the first design submitted by OKeefe
Il stle first receiving OF bids, had
seen removed from file, in the coun-
" AUDITORS office The court ruled
| .l0i the advertisements, and all OF
+ ne actions oil the commissioners in
correction with the case, were per
iectly legal. and not to be consider
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29

u TIT u :" ----7l---I q =
Mrs NJ. A. Zugbaum OF Valparai-
SO was rhe guest OF Plymouth friend.
Tuaedo,-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-07-29
To MISUNDERSTANDING Exposition

Daily. Seattle, Portland. San Francisco
TN cities may be visited on the trip, wAli'
acs west OF Chicago and ST Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-21
Fierce Fighting.

Madrid, Aug. 2l.-Au indication Of
the ferceness of the fighting between
The Spanish troops at Melilla and the
Moorish army is found 10. today's dis
patches from the front which tell OF the
effective work done by a hand grenade
company that Colonel Burguet organ
ICED.
From each battalion Colonel Burguet
chose nineteen Alusisd, Asturiap, and
Toledan cowboys, who are marvelously
expert in the use ofslings.
These soldiers we're armed with hand
grenades, which they threw into the
tribesmen's ranks by mesns Of slings.
This new mode Of fighting is declared
to Rave been effective, scores of the
Moors being killed and wounded BY the
exploding grenades.
Moorish women are taking psrt In the
fighting. They are themselves adopts in
the use OF slings, and have wounded
many of the Spsuiards by hurting stones
into their ranks.
The news given out today throws nc
light on the success OF General Mariua'I
latest movement against the Moors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-21
Virginia News.

Samuel o. Daley died at his home,
near FOrestville, Fairfax county, few
days ago. He was rs years of age, and
native of LOudoun county.
Fire broke out In the stables on the
Bsryyille horse show grounds yester.
day and before 1t could be extiuguished
one of ]. T. Temples fue race horses
Gay King, was burned bat not seriously.
The annual reunion of the survivors
Of the 9Th Virginia regiment, infantry,
will be held at the residence Of Mr..
Ludwell Hutchinson, one mile south Of
Little River church, LoudOun county,
Aug. 2S.
The Court Of Appeals will begin lite
fall term at S:sunton on August 81 with
A cases on the docket. The first case
docketed 10 that OF the Commonwealth
VS.. Henry, from Winchester, "nesr
beer" csse.
Mr.. William Lefeyre, of AshburD, and
Miss LsliR V. Ankers, daughter OF Mr..
William Aokers, of Wsxpoolwss married
on Thursday st Mount Hope Baptist
Church, Waxpool, by Rev. George w.
Popkins, pastor of the church there.
A severe hailstOrm passed over Rap
pahannock county yesterday evening,
which played havoc with crops between
that county. aud Bsrryville. The apple
and corn crops in that section were al
most completely destroyed.
Tucker Ssmpsello, a native of Eau
quier county and for many years a resi-
dent OF Lsesburg, died at Pasadena, GAL,
recently. He was 45 years old and Is
survived by a widow who was Miss Hat
tie Smith, Of Lsesburg. Several
brothers survive.
Fire, believed to have been OF incen-
diary origin, destroyed AZ houses In the
suburban tenement district, of Ports
mouth early yesterday morning, includ.
ing two grocery stores, one bakery, and
warehouse. The block bounded by
Duke, bingham, Brighton and Green
streets wss wiped out, and the flames
also spread to prtp'rt adj 'iniug. No
one is reported injured. Some. poor
families we're made homeless, losing
practically their all. Tbe loss probably
will exceed $37, 900 only partially COW
cred by insurance. The Portsmouth
FIRE was fClloWed by another in the
Berkeley tenement district early yester
day, when twelve houses at Liberty and
Thirteenth streets we're destroyed. Loss
$40, 900, with psrta insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-21
CAPTURED COUNTERFEIT
MONEY.

Dreams OF wealth centered 10 3 brass
bound irunk containing q million dollars
10 counterfeit Mexican pesos we're shat
tered for John O. aud Marion Roberts,
brothers, 10 Louisville, KY, Thursday,
whe0 Deputy U iited s ats Marshal
William B sydes arrested j hn Roberts
10 5aeloy COUNTY with The N )uey in his
possession. Since Rob, rts' arrest there
hiss been unTsveled q remarkable tale
Of atteD p ed 6uancial buccsueeripg
Iivaliug some of the boldest exploits In
he making Of 'pu'ious currency. Marion
Roberts, 5 me cars sg', offered Louis
vile brokr bigd commissions to dis
pose Of some Msxicsu money for him.
The broker fed the chief of police
who at once enlstsd secret service men,
and the trap to catch Marion Roberts
was successfully sprung. Since Marion
Roberts SIR 81 on Monday the police
obtained from him the information
which led to the descent upOu bis
brother at Siwpsonville yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-21
Mrs. Thaw's Complaints.

Matteawsn, N. Y, Aug. 2l.-Iu q
statement given out today BY Mrs.
Mary Copley Thsw, mother Of Harry
Thaw, she declars TbaW receives far
worse treatment now than be ever did
before at MatteswsD, and that yesterday
he had nothing to eat from 6 q. N. IN.
Ill 6:45 .. m, iutimsiing 1t Is her belief
that the officials of the asylum are seek
ing TO undermine ThsW's htalth 80 that
he cannot continue his fight for freedom.
In part her statement says: "Ins!ead
of granting my son the fsVors Justice
Mills asked to have restored, the super
inlendent OF this institution has deprived
him still further. | cannot give my son
the whites of eggs and orange juice, az
ordered by the physician, aud which |
have, for Is months, taken to him
daily. They have denied him the right
to play the piano. He is locked 10 his
bare cell at s O'Clock, though other
patients, some OF whom do not work,
are allowed to remain up till 9 Yester-
dry Mrs. Phillips carried a basket OF
wholesome food to my son bat could not
zee him. DR.. Baker told her be hac
made some new rules for Thaw. | can
not tske my sons mail to him any long
err. | asked DR.. Lamb the reason. DE
answered that what be had done 10 the
past for my son was not appreciated
when they went to court"