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We learn that Mr.. T. states that his first
false step was taken about two yeats ago
He was employed TO 90 10 Washington. and
wanting more funds than in his honest pos
session. he made up the d. hciency from the
Evangelist office. with the intention ot ac-
conntinu for II on his return. On arriving
at home. and learning that no suspicion res
ted on him instead of refnnding the money
he took another step in crime The road to
;nf,mv became broader and swiiter nj each
successive stem nnii the outward mark o.
virtue was finally lifjed bv the boldness of
unde,e.t.d and increasing depravity. and re-
vpaied To a shocked community the deform-
ed and loathed hvrocrite. Beaoare "f me
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