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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
HOW TO PREVENT
NERVOUSNESS
Most Disorders Of the Nerves
Come from One Cause and
May BE Prevented or
Cured.

Ills never too late 10 take Dr. WIZ
liamf Fink FILLS for Pale People for
nervous troubles.
You can be certain that breakdown
or exhaustion Of your nerves II due 70
n lack of nourishment caused by tim
or impure blood. The starved nerves
break down alter any unusual strain
This condition is easily remedied with
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peos
pie. They start at once to build up
the blood, making IL richer and purer
with every dose, thereby checking
further wear on the nerves and the
progress OF the disease. The new blood
makes the nerves more fit every day 70
do their work.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd, of No. 1915
Washington street, Kansas City, Mos
says:
IL gladly tell of my experience with
DIR. Williams Pink Pills. | was sui.
fering with partial paralysis of the leu
side OF my face, the trouble beginning
with a general breakdown of the ner-
vous system. FIRST l had n severe ear
ache which came on very suddenly
My left ear seemed TO be held in wise.
There acknowledgement throughs
out my head and lett side of my face.
My eyes were affected and the LETT side
OF my face became partially paralyzed.
The painswere very severe. Twas weak,
could not got good night 8 rest and lost
in flesh. My circulation was poor.
al was treated by doctors ut 0ssawa-
tonic, Kan, who pronounced my afilic-
ton pa.tial paralysis. They gave me
only temporary relief. Ialso took elee-
trio treatments for time After year
of suffering, during which time l was &C.
! casionly confined to bed for day or
80, began using DIR. Williams Pink
Pills. | received benefit sooner than
hopel for aud gained in strength
rapidly. The priclIli.g sensations dis
appeared and / took the pills until
cured. have great faith in DIR. VIII
lians' Pink Pills"
We will send free upon request our
new booklet, Diseases of the Nervous
System" to anyone interested.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
| all druggists or direct by mail, post
! paid, so cents per box six boxes, 81. so.
by the DIR. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, N. Y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
Maui and Kauai Coming.

If arrangements, which are now under
way, do not miscarry Maui and Kauai
will have each a team here for Regatta
week and threecornered fight will be
witnessed. 1t was pity the Hilo team
could not make it for the same time as
then all the principal islands would be
represented.
Kauai will probably send over the
Kilauea team which has just captured
the championship of the second series
on the Garden Islands, This team viii
be chosen instead of picked bunch as
the willy people to the north bank on
team work being more effective than in
dividual playing. And they are right,
too. As an example, just notice the
showing the Honolulu team, made up OF
fine individual players, put up against
the Hilo nine in the opening game which
the visitors walked away with when
hardly off the island packet.
Maui is sure to have strong team
in the field and the Morning Stars win
probably be chosen to uphold the
"Maui no ka OF F" banner.
Bowlers from Maui.
A bunch of as fine bowlers as the Is-
lands boast will come here from Maui
for Regatta week to compete against
the pick of Honolulu. The Maui bunch
not so very long ago put it over the
crack Kauai experts on the latter's own
alleys.
Maui will be well represented hero
next week, having two crews in boat
races, nine on the baseball diamond
and bowling team to face the Y. NJ
C.. A. alley experts.
With the Alamedans here to take 4
hand in the regatta events, real JAP
anese aviator in the flesh right on the
ground, and in the air for that matter
if he makes it, beside all the othc1
sports scheduled as above mentioned
Honolulu will have big and buss
weekend beginning September 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13

uutuI.kH. krraua Aneusi a1
Amehtans via h. allied D., ftbes af
isi sctisntu 90 81 the declaration
lfourhi lcfs from cot Emlio "
ramia. leader Of Otoieo' e fetol army.
who with eight huudfed msn Is optfa.
ting along The Southern rhtihe Of
Mexico heloW Nogales, Arizona
The word V brought here by various
Americans. who declare thcy received u
directly from Campo An only alterua.
tive given by the rebel leader is the
resignation oi President Madcro.
BASED on a report received from
Thomas Holland, n former Arizona
ranger and United States custom OH
Ger American Consul Dive Of Aqua
pricta, Mexico, wired the State depart
ment at Washington that Campo de
clares the state Of Sonora will be de
vRstated unless the Mexican president
resigns.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
GETTING BUSY ON THE
HEEIA ROAD CONTRACT

The first pillow on the Heeia belt road
contract was put under the soil on
Wednesday by John Wilson, contractor
for the four miles of road. The scrap.
ers will soon carry the plowed material
to places where it is needed and in a
short time the labor gang, now number.
ing thirty men, will be increased.
All of Mr.. Wilson's machinery is on
the ground except the crusher and that
is not needed just now. Mr.. Wilson
expects to have the work well under
way in a few weeks.
The first work is being done ON the
road location parallel to Heeia beach,
and about fifty feet back of the old
locations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
MUSCULAR RHEUMAr1sM.

Stir neck, lame back. lumbago, pains
in the side and chest, all indicate mus.
cular rheumatism. There is no more
satisfactory remedy for trouble of this
kind than a free application of Cham.
berlain 5 Pain Balm, massaged we'll
into the skin. Many severe cases that
have defed all other treatment have
yielded to the soothing effect OF this
liniment. For sale by all dealers, Ben
son, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Ia
wall,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
ANSWER II HONESTLY
Are the Statements of Honolulu oit.
gems Not More Reliable Than
Those OF Utter Strangers7


This is a vital question.
1t is fraught with interest to Homo
lulu.
1t permits Of only one answer
1t cannot be evaded or ignored.
A Honolulu citizen speaks here,
Speaks for the welfare of Honolulu
A citizen 3 statement is reliable.
An inter stranger 3 doubtful,
Home proof is the best proof.
James c. l.. Armstrong, Nuuanu Val
ley, Honolulu. Hawaii, says; 81 was
a sufferer from kidney trouble for
three years and Doan's Backaehe Kid
ney Pills completely cured me. have
had no return attacks of the complaint
during the past year. | cannot recon-
mend this remedy too highly"
: Doan's Baekaehe Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box, (six boxes e2.50),
or will be mailed on receipt Of price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu
Wholesale agents for, the Hawaiian Is
lands. .,t af
Remember the name, DOan q, and
take no uubstitntB. B9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
tnz rsasrss ,wItsl... .TslssrapA.,

DRESDEN, Germany September IL.
Especial to Fbe Advertiser)-Li
tenant siebert, an aviator in the Impe-
rial maneuvers now in progress in Sax.
ony, fell with his aeroplane while
scouting today and was instantly
killed. His companion, Lieutenant
Zimmerman, was seriously injured.
Five of the six Red army aeroplanes
have been disabled while carrying out
military orders, though except in to-
day s accident none Of the aviators
was badly hurt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
COMMISSIONERS
REGULATE LINE
Charge for Use Only Enough to
Maintain Oil Pipe-Ka-
huIui Wharf.
1From ThursdaY Advertiserl

1t took three-hour session of the
board of harbor commissioners yester-
day afternoon to consider and pass
regulations governing the use of the
ten-inch fuel oil pipe line owned by
the Territory of Hawaii aud located on
the Honolulu waterfront and wharves.
Members of the board present were
Marston Campbell, chairman; b. A.
Berndt, secretary; James Wakefield and
Col. c. j. Mccarthy. Member Nc
Stocker was absent Arthur Davidson,
It. II. Petrie and Joseph Il. Sheedy, rep
resenting respectively the Associated
Oil Company, Matson Navigation Conn
pany and 1nter-Island Steam Naviga-
ton Company, appeared before the
board and were all given an oppor-
tunity to be heard at length in regard
to the regulations in question,
One pojnt made by the commission
ers was that the government was not
endeavoring to make a profit off the
rate charged for the use of the pipe
but wanted only to assure that the
revenue would meet the cost of opera
ton
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
SUBMARINES DEEP
DIVE SUCCESSFUL

SEATTLE, september il.-.lsreeial
70 The Advsriisefl Lieut.. A. l. Con.
cha Of the Chilean navy was aboard
the new United States Submarine
HFs" when she was given trial
plunge 10 depth Of 2l0 feet In the
Seattle harbor yesterday. The "a
remained on the bottom for ten
minutes.
Ten men were IN the craft when she
made the deep uive, Lieutenant Concha
going along to inspect the working Of
the vessel. which IL Of the same type
az two under construction here for the
Chilean navy.
Lieutenant l.. A. olding, U. 8. NJ
represented the United States govern.
ment in the test, which was declared
20 be satisfactory in every way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
tRr redernl wireless Telegraph. }

NEW YORK, September l1.-(Spe'
eial to The Advertiser District At
torney Charles S. Whitman is ready to
bring to trial tomorrow Police Lieuten'
ant Charles E. Becker, now IN the
Tombs prison, on charges of having
murdered Gambler Herman RosenthaI
on July 16.
The case comes up before Justice
John w. Golf in, the criminal branch
of the supreme court. Counsel fol
Becker is trying hard to prevent the
opening of the trial, and it is expected
they will try to obtain stay of pro
eeedings tomorrow on the ground that
the dispositions of three witnesses, it II
claimed, will give information regard
ing Sam Schepps which will, in effect
make him witness for the defense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
THE ATTRACTION.

English Girl--"You American girh
have not such healthy compilations as
we have. / cannot understand why our
noblemen take fancy to your white
faces"
American Girl-"It isn't our white
faces that attract them, my dear; tie
our greenbacks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
LANE COMES our AS
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
To the Republican Voters Of the city

To the Republican Voters Of the City
and County Of Honolulu:
Responding TO the urgent requests OF
my friends, of many of the leading
workers Of the Republican party, and
also Of those who have rs times OPP
posed me in the past, all Of whom state
their belief that in the present crisis
Of affairs in the Republican party of
this city and county the nomination of
myself for the mayoralty would be of
assistance TO the party, | have con
scented TO become candidate for that
nomination.
While | appreciate the fact that on
two former occasions have been the
party's nominee for this office and
have been defeated mt the polls by
close margins, | have both times ac-
cepted those defeats rs a loyal Repub-
lican and l believe that my experience
in those campaigns have better fitted
me for the coming contest.
l have taken no part in the primary
elections just passed, as to the election
of delegates to the county convention
as in former primaries, in order to fur
ther my candidacy for this or any 9th
er position, and the present demand for
I my nomination comes entirely unso-
licited by me, and | accept the same
merely because ! feel that by doing so
/ will be of use to the party of my
choice, which l have Loyalty supported
ever since it's organization in this Ter
ritory
/ do not underrate the difficulties of
/ the coming campaign and if l am nom
mated for the Office of mayor L shall
bend all my energies and whatever
ability l possess to working for the
success of the entire Republican ticket
until the close of election day.
JOHN C. LANE.
Honolulu, T. H., September 10, 1912
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
lnr Feaernl wlreless TeleEraph. J

VALLEJO, California, September IL.
Especial to The Advertiser)-one
thousand additional men will be needed
to man the vessels of the Paeihe re-
serve fleet which are to participate IN
the mobili zation in San Francisco IN
October if conditions in Nicaragua
permit of the cruisers being withdrawn
from there by that day
Word to this effect has been received
from the BremertOn navy yard, where
twelve vessels of the reserve fleet are
being prepared for the trip to San
Francisco.
Money for Quitting of the ships has
been provided, but there is scarcity
of men to man them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13

The ambulance used to convey tire
body of President Mckinley after he
was shot in Buffalo WAS destroyed by
fire with the building in which it was
housed at WATERFOWL, New York
When tire ON his automobile blew
out near Waterfowl, New York, d. NJ
Dickson was thrown from the ear aud
was so badly injured that he died. TIVE
other men in the ear were seriously
hurt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
INV Federal Wireless TeiegrHph.)
n ntT A NOOGA. Tennessee, Sc

CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee, SEP
TENDER ll.-(Special to The Adver-
tiser) Miss Mildred Montague, form,
erly Countess Pasoluni, was married
this afternoon to Lieutenant Richard
II. Kimball, Tenth u, S. Cavalry, in
the summer home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Montague, on
Lookout Mountain.
Mrs. Kimball's marriage to Count
Pasoluni of Italy was -annulled two
years ago in New York. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Kimball will reside at Fort
Riley, Kansas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
GREAT BRITAIN'S
FLEET IS SET FREE
FOR CONCENTRATION

X (By Federal Wireless Telegraph
X LONDON, September IL
K Especial to The Advertiser) The
K Daily Graphic suggests that the
X decision of France to concentrate
X her fleet in the Mediterranean,
K taken together with Great Brit
X aims virtual desertion of the
< Mediterranean in favor of the
X North Sea, is the corollary of the
X recent Russo French naval agree
ment and indicates practical un-
Outstanding for naval triple ALI
X ance between Great Britain,
+ France and Russia.
4 4 x < 4 < 4 \ x 4 X \ \ 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
JOINT CAUCUS 70
LINE DELEGATES


tConiiuasd ffom Page Oatl
dofseG fof che board aud Cohen fm ihe
scnsie while lhagiie Costs viii receive
che support of the big thirty 81 q
candidate for DEPUTY sheriff Louis
l<u.he and charlie Ooscf were chosen
be the steering rcmmiticc for the Esth
and seventh and viii look after the
welfare Of the precinct
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Enleted 81 nesotd September q. ini1.
Manned vetouno aud W 10 Jim
Naniafn ............ ........ ID
ioopH LlnN 70 Chaflr, Kaine "
40 siu mud VT 20 th1rry KAMA ~
Nov Nncn Tai 20 Nov Wah Sing u n
Lcoue Hung Uut 10 Lcone Kce
Sin ................. A
" X Kaalau 10 lAa Kaailau u
y y Haley 10 llawn Pineapple Go
lid ga .ss...tt. -....s.4s..tt NJ
julie urinhaum by Atty 10 uancoo
Auctl Co Ltd ............. ~
Kaclcl,u Sugar Co Ltd to Haneoo
Agrctl Go Ltd ........... u
George + Davies and vi to liaueoo
Agretl Co Ltd ..,.......,.... u
Julie Grinbaum by Atty TO Ka.
wela Agretl Co Ltd .......... ID
Kacleku Sugar Co Ltd to Ka-
wea Agretl Co Ltd ......... u
George I. Davies and VT to Ka.
wela Agrctl Co Ltd ........... ID
Julie Grinbaum by Atty to Homo.
maele Agrctl Co Ltd ....... ID
George 4 Davies and VT to Homo
maele Agrctl Co Ltd ........ u
Kaeleku Sugar Co Ltd to Homo.
maele Agrctl Co Ltd ......... ID
Julie Grinbaum by Atty to Ka-
waipapa Agrctl Co Ltd ....... d
Kaeleku Sugar Co Ltd to Ka-
waipapa Agrctl Co Ltd ....... u
George r Davies and VT TO Ka-
waipapa Agrctl Co Ltd ..... d
Julie Grinbaum by Atty to Hamoa
Agrctl Co Ltd .............. u
Kaeleku Sugar Co Ltd to Hamoa
| Aglctl Co Ltd .,.............. i
George + Davies and VT to Hamoa
AgIctl Co Ltd ...,........,... i
Haneoo Agrctl Co Ltd to Kaele-
lSu Sugar Co Ltd ........,.... l
Kaweia Agrctl Co Ltd to Kaele-
ku Sugar Co Ltd ..........,. /
Ionomaele Agrctl Co Ltd to Kaele-
ku Sugar Co Ltd ,..,........ L
Kawaipapa Agrctl Co Ltd to Kaele-
ku Sugar Co Ltd .........-. /
Hamoa Agrctl Co Ltd to Kaele
ku Sugar Co Ltd ...,...... l
Fanny Strauch and hsb to Annie
Kanhanui ............... l
d p Ehuih to Mrs J Peahu .. 1
Judd Bldg Co Ltd by Tr of Credi-
tors and Stockholders to Bank
of Hawaii Ltd ............ /
Albert Waterhouse and VT ct al to
Kalihi Taro Land Co Ltd 49,. L
Kewiki X Kapamanu (lS) to Mary
Kamakaala ..,......... /
Maria X Ena to Trs of Est of
John Ena ..............Re Dove
Mutual Bldg & Loan Socy of Ha-
wall Ltd to Wong Chez .... Re
Mary + Harrub and hsb to Alex
ander A Hobson ......,...B
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
What Regulations Require.

The regulations as adopted provide
that the pipe line shall be under the
control of the harbor commissioners
whose employees shall work in conjunc-
ton with the firms, corporations or
individuals using the same.
For the first six months of its use
the charge shall be at the rate of one
and half cents per barrel of oil pump
ed through the line from ships to tanks,
or from tanks to ships, or other users
of fuel oil. After this period the
charge shall be based to cover-frst,
cost of operation, maintenance and re-
pair; second, interest on investment
and depreciation, and third, refunding
annually an amount equal to one-twen-
tieth of the bonded debt for the line,
said charge to be determined by the
board.
Only such firms as are in a position
to deliver oil, to or from vessels berth
ed at government wharves, at mini
mum volume of a thousand barrels per
hour, will be given permits to use the
pipe line. During such time as the
| line is in condition to properly receive
oil from or deliver to ships berthed at
lwharves owned or controlled by the
Territory, no barge or oil tank, vessel
or other container will be permitted to
operate in the oil business with any
vessel berthed at any government
wharf.
This last proviso, explained Mr.
Wakefield, tended to decrease the mum
Der of barges in the business in the
harbor as these would soon tax the
limited capacity of the port.
Kahului Wharf Matter.
Toward the end of the session Chair
man Campbell introduced a motion tc
the effect that the Governor be re
quested to allot from the present loar
fund an appropriation for the purchase
Iof the so-called Claudine wharf at Ka
hului and also to apportiOn nine thou
sand dollars necessary for the construe
ton of the boat landing at Kihei, Maui
After considerable discussion the mat
ter went over to be fully considered
at the next meeting of the board.
Following the policy adopted by thu
board that all whaTves in the Territory
should be owned and operated absolute
" by the government the board is will
, ing TO take the Claudine wharf off thu
hands of the Kahului Railroad Com
pany, provided this corporation surren
i ders the license it now holds to builC
wharf in connection with the break
water now being constructed in tina
, harbor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13
tBy Federal wireless Telegruph.)

DOUGLAS, Arizona, september IL
Especial to The Advertiser) The rebel
leader, Colonel Antonio Rojas, formerly
demanded today the surrender of Aqua
Prieta, the little Mexican town Just
across the international border line,
where one of the bloodiest battles of
the Maderos revolution was fought a
year and half ago.
Unless the town surrendered within
twenty-four hours, Rojas declared his
attack would begin Immediately. The
harrison numbers 200, The demand for
The surrender of Aqua Prieta was
brought into the city by John Scott, a
itizen of the United States, who was
aiken prisoner by Rojas and liberated
IN condition that he bring the rebel
commander challenge to the Federal
hief. Scott said that Rojas had 5000
Vell-armed and well-equipped men in
habullona, twelve miles south Of Aqua
'Tieta.
ojjnaga Is Captured.
nv Federal Wireless Teleraph.)
MARIA, Texas September H. (Spc-
al to The Adyertiser) -The Federal
arrison in Ojinaga, Mexico, surrendered
te Tuesday to the rebels, news Of
le surrender being received here to-
ly in adyices from oiinaga, fifty miles
ON Maria, General Sanchez, in
mmand of the rebels, was in the Pre-
do at the time of the surrender, try
g to get more ammunition for his
en-.
Five men are reported killed in the
naga fighting, but ON which side has
been specified in the dispatches re
wed here.
Railroad Seeks Protection.
NEW YORK, September 11.-(By
sociated Press Cable)-The Southern
eiiic railroad has formally requested
i the United States government
nish protection for its lines in Mex,
Intervention is intimased.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-13


Mary + Harrub and hsb to Alex
ander A Hobson ......,.B s
Entered of Record September 5, 1912.
II Schnack and VT to Ed Swan. d
Victor j Fagerroos and VT to Ed
mund Swan d
Edmu1 I'd Swan and WI to James L
Westbrooke .............. NJ
Lucretia NJ Dayton to Augustus
Deerlng .-..".............. Can l.
A B lsenberg to A NJ McBryde. p A
Keaulama Kamauu to Pioneer Mill
Co ltd .,....... ............... L
Eva e lstyne and hsb to William r
| i'Ptastke 'Hr ......,..... ........ M
] b Castle. to Harold X l. Castle. P A
Julia W Castle to Harold X l.
Castle ~ ..,............... p A
Kona eAgrctl Co Ltd to Kona De-
velOpment Co Ltd ....... Re
Kona Agrctl Co Ltd to West Ha-
wall Railroad Co Ltd ...,.... Re
Henry Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd Tr ct
al to Kona Agrctl Co Ltd ...... Re
r b McStocker and VT to Kona
Development Co Ltd ....... /
Kona Development Co Ltd ct al
Henry Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd Tr
=. :, ,.-..,............. Trust N
Kona Development Co Ltd ct al
II Hackfeld & Co Ltd ..... .Agrm
Est of John Ena by Trs to Maria
X Ena .,,,.......-......
Asa Murakami to Pang Chung. b
Henry Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd Tr ct
al to Samuel s Steinhauser 80. ]
Peter Jones to Trs of Oahu Col
iege 49,. '.::.... .........A n
John Muldoon to Trent Trust Co
Ltd ............,.... n
F Kaeck adv L Kwai Vow & Co
................... Judgm
Entered of Record September 6, 1915
Tung Mum and VT to Hen Fat =. \
Rose X Cox to Bessie A Kopa. Re
c = Merrill and WI to Bishop
Trust Co Ltd .............. \
Makaikaihonua and hsb to Frank
Pahia .................
Peter c Jones to Board of Hawn
Evangelical Assn ............A \
Jas w Achuck and VT to Wong All
Chuck ......,........,..
Eugenia NJ Perry to Alexander D
Larnaeh ...,...............
Agnes Kaleikini and hsb to VIM
Henry ...................
ID X Maluo ct al to Pacific Develop.
ment Co Ltd ......,..........
Henry l. Knaack to w G Bennett
and WI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Agrm
Alfred W Carter TT to Lot X G
Lane ct al ................... RI
I'm Zip and VT to William r Cas-.
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Norman @
Campion ................ Re
Entered of Record, September z, 1911:
Edgar Henriques and VT to Antoine
: Barroa and VT.
Mrs Annie A AiOna to Yau Hung.
Thomas N Naleilehua and VT to
silva '''','.......,...,, \
Mary Maderros to Jessie da Silva Re
Jessie da Silva and hsb to Maria
Nj DOS Santos ........,.......
William X Palaualelo and VT to
Komaka Kahakua ct al. .....,..
Hula and hsb ct al to Lilinoe @
wan :..''.''.'...,...
Suite Murashige to s Hata. On
John Il Baker to Rumaki Morita.
4 All Ping to U Kahai. .........Al
T All Ping TO U Kanai .Bl
Norah @ May to Abraham Lewis
Jr ct al ....:,..,;.,.,;.,;,,. p
| j II Schnaek and VT TO Frederick
!, T. Haubold ]
Agnes Paiikapu and hsb ct al to
Ho0n Dng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Edward Perry to Antonio Perry. p
Entered of Record September o, 1912.
Anna Alma ct nj to @ Beamer. p 4
Mercy X Heen and hsb to First
Bank Of Hilo Ltd ....,,.......
s NJ Damon and VT to DouglaS w
Damon '..,t.. ..,...+.s--.s..s 4
Wong Heang Wan to William II
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