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and -

asked. me they ?" Thes

Avad

the

"Why do you

accuse)

went

day before I soon't to

Major Caine, about 44 o'clock in the

دیکھیے

afternoow, and I answered. "I am. not

accusing yoid."

also

are

2

Acan then said You- cousing Major Cained.

denied it, and said. I was

willing

"

I

to

go to Major kaine with hiew, (Aouse).

Major.

I voluntarily offered to

baine, and w

morning

o go

with him to

we went next

as I have stated. before. Ois

our arrival at

Chow Noan first

Major Caine's house,

went up to Major

Caine, he returned, and. I accompanied

him up . Ispoke in longlish to Major

.

baino, Major baine asked, and "What

my for

you come see

I said

Some - persons have told me that I

an

" and

bringing charges against you, I said I no do that. business " Major Caine replied "I know nothing about

this matter.. I understand (am. acquainted

with ) your father, your brother, and your I know nothing about this business;

you.

had better

I did not see

go away.

#

Iwent

away.

Major Cainer after that: Mr. Tarrant is intimate with me, he was also intimate, with my fattier

and brother. Since their death. I have

beer in charge of the Market the

conversation I had with Mr. Tarrant

was with

reference

to a sum

of $150,

which Major Caine's Comprador,

Comprador

or a

Lo-con-teen said I

named Lo.

should pay monthly. This surn Spard

had a dispute

three

occasions.

I

with the Compradore about it, and said

that it was in

to pay this

said that

I was

I

MCH

my

on

impossible. I could afford

but the Comprador

money,

brother had paid it befour

at the Lovernment

ent Offices,

tioned this as à hardship to Mr.

and

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