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By the Golden Gate

CHAPTER I
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Now they have no such indebtedness.

When formerly he entered a town he would go to a bank and find out from the cashier who had notes there; and then he would go and buy the horses of such men at reduced rates.

All is different now.

The European demand has helped the American farmer.
At Akron, Ohio, the energetic and successful Rector of St.Paul's Church, the Rev.James H.W.Blake, accompanied by his wife and Miss Graham, his parishioner, boarded the train; and I found them most agreeable travelling companions to San Francisco.

In Chicago, in the Rock Island Station, I was met by tourist agent Donaldson, in the employ of the Rock Island Railway Company, and during all the journey he was most courteous and helpful.


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