The money is to be distributed to needy soldiers families.  The great trouble is to discriminate between the deserving families, those generally who need most are too modest to ask; and those who are able to do without aid, are bold to ask it, so it is a delicate matter to refuse one and give to another.  You know George Robinson is one of the Township Trustees.  Guss has been at home since in August, and as Orderly Sgt, draws about 26 dol; it is the province of the trustees to give orders on the treasury to soldiers families.  Well old George used this privelege by giving his son 'Guss, an order of 50.00, saying that he was not able to board him, and 'Guss, was disabled and not able to support himself.  About that time George would not give an order of more than five dol. to a needy family in his township.  Soon after 'Guss.
