Employers are forbidden to add irrelevant remarks concerning the workmen other than those required for the purpose of the testimonial. If the worker is under age, the testimonial may be demanded by the parent or guardian. They may demand that the testimonial shall be handed to them and not to the worker. With consent of the local authorities of the district, specified in Sec. 108, the testimonial may be handed directly to the worker himself, even against the will of the father or guardian. Sec. 114. At the request of the worker the local police magistrate shall confirm the entries in the register and in the testimonial handed to the worker, free of costs and stamp duty. Sec. 115. Industrial employers shall be bound to reckon and pay the wages of the worker in coin of the realm. They shall not credit the workers with goods. But they may be permitted to supply the workers under their care with provisions at cost price, with dwellings and land at the customary local rate of rent and hire, with firing, lighting, board, medicines and medical assistance, also with tools and materials for work, at the average cost price, and to charge such to their account in payment of wage. Materials and tools may be supplied for contract work at a higher price, provided the agreement be made beforehand, and the price do not exceed the customary local prices. Sec. 115_a_. Wage payment and payments on account shall not be made in public-houses or beer-houses or sale-rooms, without the consent of the lower administrative authorities; they shall not be made to a third party on pretext of legal claims thereto, or on production of documents showing legal claims, such being legally void under Sec. 2 of the Appropriation of Work Wage or Service Wage Act of June 21st, 1869 (_Federal Law Gazette_, p. 242). Sec. 116. Workers whose claims have been dealt with in a manner contrary to Sec. 115 may at any time demand payment in accordance with Sec. 115, and no objection shall be urged against such claim on the ground that they have already received something in lieu of payment. The first payment, if it still remains in the hands of the recipient, or if he is still deriving advantage therefrom, shall be handed over to the workers' provident fund, or, in default of such, to such other fund existing in the locality for the benefit of the workers, as shall be determined by the local authorities, or, in default of such, to the local poor fund. Sec. 117. Agreements made in contravention of Sec. 115 shall be void. The same shall apply also to agreements between industrial employers and their workpeople as to the supply of goods to the latter from certain shops, and to agreements as to the appropriation of the earnings of the latter to any other purpose than to contributing to schemes for the improvement of the condition of the workers or their families. Sec. 118.