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were writt $77.00. I then asked him if he
thought his form owned them when he arrived
that he did. I can not understand why this
form should be the owner of these items. If
they belong to anyone they should go to the
R.P.O. 695, in St. John.
When the receipt was handed me to sign
I refused to do so because of the wording is
against to them being the owners of the items.
I took this unsigned receipt until one saying
had no authority to sign and a receipt.
By this time the check was written out for
crossed object. This he then printed to
Ridgways letter,
The fierce-eyed man admitted that they
had one money paid them at least one week
ago. He's claim for some payment was that
he was awaiting an order from the Public Printer
when the Public Printer claims to have authority
to do with John in this matter. To me it is
a clear case of throwing it on the other
fellow in the hope that somebody can forget
all about it be a clean profit of out
of $1035- but also $77.