Mr. Wang Yeh-2ai, the compradore, was then called. He admitted being indebted to the bank, but his security put into the bank was worth more than what ko owed. All the important heads drew cash from him. All the deposits received by the bank were given to him, but he handed—the Money back to the bank inthe evening. On the day the $20,000 was received, he deposited $71,000 in the A.OBC. account with the Bank of China," He believed a part of the money must be the $20,000. He denied hho put the money into a native bank,
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