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Cease a. once I commanded.
Wl-.i you add insult 10 in5uryg
Wat IS yOur love 70 me- Have a
care Rosemary. he cried Do not
-rlvs q man TO extremes Quentiu
Waters has bewitchst you with his
Oars foreign face-art he had grace.
utl sekE0wledge. but an I alto
-e--eE without charm Leave. on
leave re- ! begged. I an wearied
wl-n yCg all I viii mu1est you 10
more % YOU viii but promise 10 think
o. me- be pleaded 'Oh. Rosemary.
listen 20 ny love He stretched out
h.s arms to draw ne 10 - breast
I vlI .-tsrcsde with LORD FeItOn:
ycl shall not leave town if you care
% st1T-Cnly love ne q little
You listened. I cried. I an find
Ing urt some % the characteristics Of
ny cousin tonight hate you-and
q Quentin Waters Is dead. ] shall be
his bride In heaven 50 you said be
fore tonight he retorted. szw that
he vas holding his temper in check.
You liked ne vel enough before this
-l-ae.a n .A4A-t aA A1N L---AO saElL AsE
nay. more than ike me again when
time shall have healed the wound
Afieu my COZ. I hope you Eill find
your s1l0urn -in France 10 your taste
Fairly sell IL I DO not see the face Of
my Cousin RaOll Dwight I returned.
That sou viii have 10 put up with to
some extent he observed. since Lord
Fe'tCu has asked me 20 attend him
! had no words 20 say 10 this. and ]
Uct-0nel him from my presence
Z have almost finished. al this
point the lady said. and her voice
broke Ike a harp that had but on4.
string Here Is the i0cEet and the
paper Is inside of g. Tell Mister
Waters IL sou hrd him alive. what [
have told You. since it IS Impossible
for me TO meet him. II dead. place i-
upon his breast and whisper 10 him
that it has lain upon ny heart all the
time
she had ended aud there were
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
Ticket for q Cow.

While l was station agent on the
New York. New Haven & Hartford
railroad. a few years ago. a Portu-
geese and companion came 70 the
ticket window one day, and the
spokesman, Antoine Rose by name,
called for a ''teeket 10 Fan Reev."
sold him The required teeketT
Jut he stiIl seemed TO have something
bothering him, and shortly came 70
the window sEain, and said something
which sounded Ike two" Thinking
his friend wanted 20 go TO Fall
Reev." I naturally thought he wanted
the second -teeket." and forthwith
sold him one
Il transpired he had an able-bOdied
COW outside awaiting shipment 10
Fall River. ard what he really said
was GOO" instead Of two" ] had
sold him a ticket for the transpoF-
tatiOn Of q cow.-Boston Herald.
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CHAPTER XXI
We Leave Lordon. Besst BY the
PLAQUE.


And you say You stitched the
Iocket On sour 5erkIn pocket" I re-
peated In a weak voice.
Gil replied. as he had many times
before.
yes and never took on the ierEiu
either NIGHT or day. until ! saw you.
His deep voice tTemblel In his de-
sire 10 render t-s tones soft. and he
spoke as a person would humoTing
one who had passed through the
shadow ot death.
Wa bad been going over the same
thing again and again FOR I made him
repeat. not once. but many times.
what lady FELTON, had said 20 him
vleu she delivered the iOcket into
his hands hoping thereby 70 md a
clue ro The missing paper, And each
day after talking for very weakness,
would fan asleep
Iu the long hours of my delirium so
Gil told me. 7 talked and ravet oi
nothing but Rosemary and the lost
l1ckst OFT I started up after lying
uith vide open siehtless eyes crying
out. she is innocent. swear 70
God. she is innocent; look at her
face: could deceit dwell there?'
Again I vas before the King crying
out: she is innocent. your Majesty,
I swear il. ImprisOn me. but let one
so sweet go"
So time dragged on until az last |
recained consciousness, only 10 repeat
when asleep from sheer weakness,
She Is innoent-innocent"
How wearying IL was TO him. poor
Gni those long hours in which 7
raved. for he blamed himself greatly
that he had not waited until ! was
stronger before he had told me about
the locket or given IL 20 me, and also
restrained himself when speaking Of
Lady FELTON,. forgaye him that in
deed 7 never referred 20 u. his hu-
miIlty was so sincere ] knew him
vel enough 10 knew that be meant
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Reason for extra Roysr Tomb.

because certain mobiles Of ancient
EsgD. were Jealous of queen Of that
l1nd on account of her bourgeois ey-
traction tre tweutieth century has
been enriched with increased knoWi-
edge of that ancient time Queen
TeLe vas the wife Of King Amenhot-
ep III u the tenth dynasty The par
cnts of Queen Teie were Yua and
Thua. common people Queen Teie
vas unable TO establish her parents
as mobiles in the face Of the opposi-
tiOn Of The Egyptian aristocrats. so
she gave them a more than noble fun
eral when they died She provided
for them a royal tomb and royal fur
uishings 10 the same This tomb was
hidden 50 efecuaIly that II was new
er discovered until Theodore Dayi5
discovered it and all its undls,urbgt
treasures
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asked
The plague," he replied
All, that is the reason to- tbis
exodus from town az the height Of the
season" said.
Forty more to-day, they tell me"
he said carelessly. st OIayes,
church yard begins to be fun and they
are dumping the bodies into the town
ditch. But what is more to US. the
fools think you have it and l cannot
get one OF them 10 come nigh the
place"
is Mistress Nell Gwyn stin in
town. asked 4 must see her
before we leave and find out what she
knows regarding Lady FELTON,"
No he replied. she has gone to
Richmond And she knows little. I
sent lorraine while you were yet IN
conscious TO ask her where Lady Eel
ton had gone He found her on the
eve ot fitting She told him that she
had seen Lady FELTON,, and that. al
though tearfrl at her enforced de-
psrtUrs and fearful OF your fate. she
yet held herself brave and ready for
anything She herself did not know
where her fathers destination was.
but thought ir might be France-per-
hGps a convent there, II she was not
compIaisant concerning the marriage
with her Cousin Raoul Dwight"
God blood" ! cried; then TO
France ] wiz go"
-As you viii" he replied patiently.
But Why not on the way stop al
Long Haut2" Nostalgia was upon Gil
and. I win confess il. upon me also.
Long Haut where the fall flowers
would be- bending their heads before
the strong breszes from the sea.
where the Manor House covered with
ivy would look like a picture.
Yes I replied 4 would visit the
chapel al home and rest my eyes upon
the SPOT whose my father hes"
IL ,ook rs 10 longer TO leave Lon.
don rhan IL had Long Haut. But this
time instead OF the quick men, one
was worn with vigils. and the other
sick, whom all stunned for fear the
plague had laid her clammy fingers
on him.
We skirted the town. especially the
plague-stricken spots in il. We heard
the crier cry. Bring out your dead.
a Sruesome sound. But more grue-
some was the sight OF his cart piled
high with corpses on the way 10 dulaP
them into ST. Olaye's church yard
Let as hasten out OF that city Of
fearsome sights; grim with its hor-
rors, putrid with It's smells and hasten
TO the clean, pure atmosphere Of Long
Haut
The only thing that enllTened Us
on the Journey we're the remarks upon
the open country made by that cock
ney. Pat the linkman. who had never
been outside of London.
We reached Long Haut In the even
ing. The sun setting in brillisncy
where we're sunsets more brilliant
than in that south country ?-threE
lis light upon the windows q tic
huts. and The village looked afaHe.
How pleasantly the smells u the sea
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NapeIsen,s peslan. on Morocco.

Before Napoleon III. emperor of
France became interested in the
Mexican empire project be had a plan
in mind for certain mysterious mill
tary operations In Morocco. a writ
er says The German agent uf a
firm Of Liege eunsmiths used 20 go
ar dead Of night 20 a private door in
the Rue s.. Honore, press button
and be received In secret By Louis
Napoleon himself The German was
90 secure arms 10 the order uf Ma
p0leon. but all was 10 be secret Pay
men, Vas 20 pc made through a Swiss
bauking house, as part 81 the capital
o. a railway ia the Grisons But il all
came 20 nothing Mexico claimed
The horizon and the German and his
suns were forgotten and The secret Of
IL an IS suu Co seek.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06

century soil tiller has practically ali
the uo5er1 comforts. His nall IS de-
iTs7sd daily. He has telephone con
zscocn With the buying and selling
world. azor6izg the best opportunities
for marketing 10 advantage His
home is CT recent architecture. con
strCcIs5 Of wood, brick or stone, and
seI furnished He has modern plumb
il z and modern heating and with the
advent Of acelylsne gas. Re has mod
ern lighting Al night his home is as
attrzctively illuminated as that Of his
city brother for 1t is = suggestive fact
that -acetylsne for country homes
has so appealed 10 the farmer. that Of
the S0.C1o users Of scetylens gas in
the United States. the farmer IS one
OF the largest OF all classes Ever
seeking the best. he has not hesitated
il ayailiug himself Of this new light
The continued growth and progress
ot this great country. ever a cause Of
wonderment has no greater exempt
fcatio1 than evolution OF the farm
Already the farmer is becoming the
most erviet OF men-tha freest. The
kealthiest. the happiest,
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Calumet
Baking
Powder
feaith-
Economy
Torture Of the Boot. -

AS late as in the seventeenth cen
tury and in such civilized and ad-
ysnced countries as Scotland. Spain.
Germany and France, the bsrbarous
instrument known as the boot
was commonly used to extract infor-
nation from reluctant Witnesses, or
20 extort confessions from accuse2
persons. Sometimes the boot was
made Of iron and heated 20 an un-
bearable degree on the foot Of the
helpless victim. In his novel Old
Morality. - Sir Walter Scott slludey
to it as made Of this metal But in
tsose rough times four stout planks
hastily nailed together often suffced
for the purpose. Between the side
Of the case and the leg Of the per-
son it was desired to torture wedges
were inserted and hammered in The
result was eKcruciating agony.
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came 20 Cur nostrils. after TIE close
breath of the town. Hoz god lis
earthy smell, How good the slsl q
the hay ia TIE fields
We reached the haI1 and passed into
the Kitchen Before the dre. cru1ulnE
over i- sat old Nance. TIE same as
ever. with perhaps a few more UrinE-
les added. SIZE cid not even start
upon seeing US
4 vas but now dreaming yCu we're
here. dear lord. she said as she hob
hled toward me
! took her withered shape in ny
arms and gave her sounding kiss
upon her brown cheeks
lis half killed they have you in
that pesky hole she nuttered- sit
ye down vhile I see to your bed and
give you something decent to eat"
and she nothered ne Ike ! we're q
babe. laughed for 10y al being
home again
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
Two Notices.

John Kendrick Bangs was invited
to dine al the New York Yacht club.
and Of the event the sun tells this
story. The medallion and motto of the
Yale club just across the street at
irscied Mr. Bangs attention
That's very nice" he said That
gives an ar 10 that building that at
tracts me. Lux et verltas. Why don't
you yacht club chaps pui a motto on
your own door,"
Possibly because We dOn't happen
20 have one. answered the host.
Nonsense" said Mr.. Bangs. IF
the Yale club can rise Lux e. Veritas.
Why can't you fellows use Ducks Il
teuii.sEEs rs quite a. sppE0pE-zts
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rns nopEsN EARMeR.
Ho~ Ne Lives. as ce-pars5 Win
Ffsse wears kso.

na farming life of
slr3zy. as con
t-Ls-e1 vita that
q Eisy years $50.
Is 3 paradise Of
comfort and con
veuis-ce- T b e
krely icEhouse,
remote from mar
kst and 6sToid Of
advantages that a
half cycle q time
has made possible,
would scarcely aQ-
peal 10 the pres
ent day farmer.
The twentieth
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
IMMENSE TOBACCO PURCHASE.
Forty-Eisht Thousauds Dollars Paid
for a Fancy Lot Of Tobacco.

The biggest purchase of high grade
tobacco ever made in rne West BY
a cigar manufacturer was made last
Wednesday by Frank p Lewis. PeO-
ria, H.. for his celebrated Single ,iRd-
or cigar. a written guarantee was
given that the entire amount was to
be fancy selected tobacco. This, no
doubt, makes the Lewis factory the
largest holder in the United States
Of tobacco Of so hish a grading
Herald Transcript. Peoria.
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ESperts Not Fooled.

Dr.. Wiley has printed an article OF.
Deception in Beverages. You
could never fool an old mountaineer
on one Of EN-. II the drink doesn't
smoke and sizz as it goes down. he
knows it has been adulterated with
water OF some other miserable truck
-DenYer Post.
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STATE OF, ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, .s
Lucas COUNTY. -
FEANK J. CHENEV makes oGtn that he e seniCr
partner Cf the hrm OF p. 7, CHENEU & Co.. doing
business IN the city q IOle1o, County and Sts.e
aforesaid. and that said rm VII psy the sgm II
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS flr each ard every
case q tArABEH that cannot Be cured ly The q
HALLs CATAEEH CUEE.
FRANK 7. CHENEY.
sTCrn % before ard subscribed Oh ms Frts-
ence, tais bil day u December, A. n l,,s-
~ A. ". GLEASON.
N1uAET PVuLIc.
Hans CztArrh Cure is taken Internally ana acit
directly un the bod and mucous sl.taces u tht
o. stem. send llE Testimonials. free
,, J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, O
S7'1 By an DTugrfsrs. -.
Take Hs-'s Family Pils for constipation.
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Fo-nic Aoid for maIaria-

P Howard Williams. writing IN
praise Of formic acid as a cure for
malaria. says It is an old Matabele
remedy. The Matabeles get ii by eat
ing spiders. hr. Williams says that
when be had malaria in Mae2bele-
land a dose-of two spiders cured him.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-07-06
BABY CAME NEAR DYING.
From an Awful skin Huror-
-Soratehed Till Blood Ran
Wssted 70 a skeleton
Speedily Cured by
Cuticura.

When three months old nv boy
broke out with an itching. watery
rash all over his body, and he would
scratch TIL the blood ran. We tried
nearly everything. but he grew worse.
wasting to a skeleton, and we feared
he would die. He slept only when
in oOs arms. The first application Of
Cutcura soOthed him so that he slept
IN his cradle for the first time in many
weeks. One set OF Cuticura made a
complete and permanent care.
(Signed) Mrs. n. c. Maitland. Jasper.
Ontario"
Our endearments are our imagine
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II is modesty that places in the fee
bic hand Of beauty the scepter that
commands power.-Helvetius
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No chromos or cheap premiums, but
q better quality and one-third more
OF Defiance Starch for the same price
Of other staTches.
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VeoetabIe lie in tb. So


Vegetable life does not exist in the
sea below a depth Of 1900 feet
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Money would buy little content.
ment If IL were for sale.
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'TATE o., oHIo, cITI q T0IE1o =

We are often the shadow Of our
own light.
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Jans cIeaner rhan Rrit.sh

The average japanese is better
ba,hed than the average Briisher.
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hiodesty.

cents ne M ~ rs conPaa7 an sas6 81 Ind.
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Our endearments are our imagina-
tons perfections.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

Japan. She raised the Hawaiian flag,
fred three shots and then all wee
still. A half hour later sn officer
appeared at the Palace to apologies
to President Dole end to explain
that the powder had run out. Lucien
Young might salute the American,
the British or Japanese flag down Ia
Central America aud explain to
Costa Rica that his Costa Rican Aag
got mixed up with the debris OF the
reception in Honolulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10
MONDAY. JULY 10. 1906.
A NARROW MINDED JUDGE,

Both Supervisors elect Robert
Puuki aud David Ksuealii OF the
County OF Kauai had their
bonds OF 5000 each issuedby The
United States Fidelity aud Gusran.
ty Company through the Henry
Wa,eEhouse Trust Company. or
these two, Judge Hardy approved
trat OF Puuki aud disapproved that
OF Ksnsalii. although both bonds
we're Issued by one and the same
company. This action on the
part OF thu Judge showed him
TO be narrow minded in taking
judicial cognizance OF something
that had not come up before him,
and OF political cognizsnce as we'll
in which he shows his partiSanship,
whereby his usefulness as a fair
minded dispe nser OF justice is at an
end.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

The Garden Island got hot 10 the
collar 10 it's last issue at something
THE INDEPENDENT uald, 10 recent
issue, about Kauai being "great for
promises but is not present when it
comes time to deliver the goods."
aud IL accuses The INDEPENDENT Of
committing "a gross libel" Nay,
nay ; We emphatically deny the soft
Impeachment.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

Oil Magnate Rockefeller as given
Sl0,000000 for education 10 the
Uuited States. This lie a princely
sum aud should cover good deal Of
groucd. As Hawaii has been a coed
customer OF Mr. Rockefeller ia bis
oil business, II 10 perhaps not i'm.
modest to suggest that some Of the
beueiaction could be utilized to
great advantage here. An advance
school in Honolulu for the educa-
tiOn OF youth unable to psy for
college course would be a monument
to Mr Rockefeller aud prove OF i'm.
meuse value to the Islands.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

The public here, ou the mainland
aud generally will regret the mis-
fortune that has betallen General
Leonard Wood in the Philippines
tumor on the brain from which he
will probably not recover, Although
a soldier OF accidental good fortune
he ha, proved good and brave
one.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

The addition OF q variety enter.
tainmeut htKaimuki zooior each Sat
urdsy evening shows real enterprise
on the part OF the promoters and
will add materially to the attractive.
ness Of the place. The zoo is rapid.
ly becoming attractions one OF the
molt important the island has.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

The indicAtions that sugar will
continue to settle to normal basis
OF 81 to 3.75, What the effect will
be on general business in the IsloDds
1t ia impossible to figure. Although
sugar has lowered around the five
cents marks for more than year,
times have not been better than
they were when sugar was 3 70 aud
less. The results seem to show that
tho surplus incident to a strong
market goes into the pockets OF a
very few wealthy men, and 10 either
salted away or is spent abroad, the
Islands, as q community, receiving
very little actual benefit from high
prices over low prices.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

The hair-pullipg match between
Sweden and Norway reminds one
somewhat OF the "wsr" between
Colombia aud Panama, except that
tho weaker country 10 this case
Norway-haa no, the United States
or some other Otroug power to rely
on.
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brought before Judge
judicially
Hardy.

The point we wish to raise is that
prior thereto. aud before the 1st OF
July instant, he refused TO approve
Kapeoli'o bond, Que similar to
Puuki's. Iu that be took political
notice, showing himself to be- a
partisan Of the worst type that
should not be tolerated further to
wear the ermiue, his fairness being
lost 10 the mszs Of bic politics.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

The Australian who came out OF q
saloon at Bethel aud King streets
Saturday night and threw bimst (
across the Rapid Transits trsck
probably mi5took the oncomiog car
for Ga leo wagon aod wanted 10 get
the iall benefit Of Ito cooling con.
tents,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

The supervisors Of Hilo have
iorestSlled tho free action OF Sheriff
Keolanui by d 'clsrinR That the pres
ent police fo,co shall DO continued
on duri0g the moath OF July. This
action 10 not ouiy arbitrary bot 10,
perhaps, illegal. Uader the law
KeolAnui he's the right TO select his
own men. Tho supervisors then
moy come in aud approve or turn
down as they may see fit. But the
supervisors certsiply have no right
TO continue old men in Office unless
they have been regularly appointed
by the sheriff, which-in this CASE
has not been done.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10

Since writing the above we learn
that the Kauai grand jury has in
diOtsd D Kanealii for forgery on bis
nomination paper, which indiot.
msus was made late last Saturday,
aud only I'LL then had notice been
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-10
TOPICS OF THB DAY.

La bristling up 10 Russia in this
manner, little Il juminia should re-
member tho old sdoge "Nevsr put
your foot on msn when he 10
down"
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BY AUTHORITY.

Odic- Of The Board OF Health,
houolulu, Hawaii, June 28, 1906,
an Dhls against the Board Of
Hr,ith aust be delivered a its Of
fee by July 10.
ApuS'prisuors for the period
1874 1905 lapse July 20, 1905.
L. E. PINKHAM,
President Board OF Health.
3l59-l0t
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BrAw Ex0uAaog OF

San gRANOIBCO-The Nevada RalionI
BRnA of Can FrGuoiacO.
LONDON-The Union of London < Smiths
Bank Ltd.
aER YOaK-Ameriesa Exchange Ne
Gcnal BEnks
oHIOAOo-CCrn EKohage National Bank.
pS Rlg-Ocsois Lyonnaig.
LIS-Dregdner Bank.
uQHG KONG AND YOKOAAkA--Honb
Kong &AhRDRhaiBankingC Corporation
EEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Banks OF New Zealand and Australgia.
VICTORIA AND VAEOOUVHR-Banh
q British North Americas
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A. Fernandez & Son
Importers and Dealers n
Agricultural implements

uasdwaso, Cutiory, S.ogar, leather
Skins, Shoe Findings Fiea Ne,s,
Linen aud Cotton Twine, Rope,
Steel aud Galvanized Wire Cloth,
Poultry Netting, Rubber Hose,
Painta, Oils, Colors, VsrniShes,
Brushes and General Merchan-
disc,
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Gal8 S2gsgE8.8 & y1.,
I5A-GTKDESES
aOaOLULU

SIn Franeiseo Aqsats.---TliE NEYA DAN .
NATIONAL BANK or SAN BItANOLSCt
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