Appendix G: George T. Ingram's Power of Attorney.

Manuel Borja Soriano. Fancy signatures. A seal: “Manuel Borja Soriano. Notario-No.47. Ciudad de México.”

IT IS THE THIRD TESTIMONY THAT I ISSUE IN THREE FOLIOS FOR THE SUBSTITUTE AGENT MR. RAFAEL PARDO, STATING THAT THIS TESTIMONY WAS TAKEN BY MEANS OF PRESS. MEXICO, JULIO FOURTEENTH OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FIVE. I ATTEST.

Terms two words: Consul- employees. No worth.

Manuel Borja Soriano [fancy signature]

[Handwritten on the left side of the page in black ink: “For this third testimony: $5.00 ¢____________”]

[A seal: “Manuel Borja Soriano. Notario-No.47. Ciudad de México.” On the center bottom of the page]

[Back Cover Page]

Register Number 9424

THE UNDERSIGNED SECRETARY OF JUSTICE legalizes the seal and signature above, as C. Manuel Borja Soriano [signature signed in a blank space] Notary Public in the-office. –México, the 24th of May of 1910.

This legalization refers to the testimony of the writing number 14 [14 is handwritten in a blank].

[Illegible fancy signature on right side of page]

[Stamp of left side of page: “Secretaria de estado y del Despacho de Justicia Mexico.”]