Clarence Darrow to Jessie Ohl Darrow, May 21, 1906
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about Paul
Personal
Law OfficesDarrow, Masters & Wilson
1202 Ashland Block,
Chicago.
Clarence S. Darrow, Edgar L. Masters, Francis S. Wilson.
May 21 1906
Dear JessiePaul does not seem to want his business known or talked about. I dont know why but he likes to keep it to himself. I want you to know but dont tell him or any one else. The money I was going to get [?] you will all go into the business that I am getting for him. He is getting a half interest & it is a good business where he will get a good income & we are fixing it perfectly safe. I am more particular about your money than any one else, and dont want you to take any chances with it. If you let me take it I will give you stock that is sold every day & can be disposed of any day you want for more than the amount & in addition will deed you at least seven thousand dollars worth of real estate that is perfectly clear, but prefer not to have the deed put on [record?] as it makes it necessary to get new abstracts in case of sale & I want to sell it. As to my own
As to your matters I have figured that you ought to have now for the house $125 a month besides the rent. This makes $190 all together[.] You get 50 from the biscuit stock & $40 from the house. So you need $100, more. If Paul gets a good income I am willing to let him pay his share of this but at any rate I want you to have that much & if you
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want me to take the money or a part of it & fix it with the security I will send you the $100 for the use of the money