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part of the non-hon-zhin-ga.I-e-ta and explain the ideas embodied in them. I shall be contented, and feel paid for all my trouble if I succeed in getting the six degrees.

You will see that I have made mention of the wa-xo-be I sent to the museum. I have also spoken of my arrangement with Mr. Moore and his failure to respond to my letters and to carry out his agreement. I hope Mr. Hodge will find some way to bringing him to trial.

It is too bad about Dora. I hope she will not be taken in by that rapscallion with his uniform. She may come out of it, I don't know.

The old Supt. has resigned and has now gone into the cattle business here. The man, supervisor, who has been sent here to take temporary charge