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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

His Discourteous Reply 10 the Dry
Goods Economist.

NEW YoRK. Dec. a-The Dry Goods
Ecouomist, 10 be issued tomorrow. will
have the following letter from Congress
man Wilson. Ii was sent In answer to
a telegram directing attention 10 efforts
being made TO change the date when the
tariff bill. II passed. will take effect:
WAsHisGroN. Dec. 6. l592-Dear Sir:
II was not possible for me 10 answer
your telegram Just received. The dates
objected 10 were fixed by the full demo
crat membership OF the committee. and
/ have no authority. individually. TO
promise a change. / may add that
these dates were chosen after much de
liberation and with the counsel aud ap-
proval OF some OF the largest merchants
and manufacturers OF the country.
Certainly | may say as To- two OF
them that they are each IN their full
line. unequalled as 10 the magnitude OF
their interests involved. Any date is in.
convenient 10 many and there has been
a hopeless confusion OF tongues among
them- The committee has no other De.
sire than 10 speed legislation and TO
smooth the transition as much "a posi-
bic Thirty odd years of protection has
tpeyhaps naturally taught a few hun
dred thousand people that tariff laws
ara made for their sole benefit. and that
the other 100000 have no rights which
law makers respect \ tax upon the
latter OF s25. $50. siO or even eco on slO0
worth u goods seem a matter too trivial
% complain OF. IL II helps the business
OF the few. ". l. WILSON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Western Roads Propose 10 Save $f3.-
00O.O Ye6riy.

CHICAGO. Dec. S.-Ths aestern gen.
eral managers agreement prohibiting
the issuance OF passes to shippers and
reducing all forms OF free trsnsporta-
ton to the minimum. will 60 into effect
January /. Every line except the Den
YER & Rio Grande was represented, and
it is expected that this line will sign tho
agreement.
The agreement fully equals the immi-
grant pool Of the western trunk line
agreement in importance. Ii was fig
ured yesterday that il the agreement is
honestly carried out for year it will
result in saving OF nearly sl3.0o0.000
to the allied western roads This
enormous amount 81 transportation
has been given away annually in
spite OF good business sense and the
interstate commerce act The attempt
to form the agreement has been made
every year. but as regularly il died a
borin' or lasted month or two. The
previous failures have taught many a
useful lesson. and the present success OF
the agreement being the result
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
SHOT HIS BABY BOY
A Brutal Father Took the Child's
Life. .
THE MURDER KILLED HIMSELF.
He Called Upon His Wiz. A oaarrei
Enssed and Murder and Suicide
Followed
THE MURDER KILLED HIMSELF

PrrrsBrsa. Dee s-Jacob Holtsmsn.
aged - years. killed his lo-months-
boy and then himself st the residence
Of his mother in Law in the sixteenth
ward this afternoon lie had been mar
ried year. The marriage was not a
happy one. quarreis being frequent and
a separation occurring about a month
ago. lie called on his wife today 10 get
his naturalization papets and bans
book. lie was intoxicated and moi get
ting what he wanted. struck bis wife in
the face. She was carrying the baby
and 10 fell 90 the floor. Holtsmsn shot
at his wife. but without effect. The
couple grappled with each other. but
the woman escaped and plunged
through a window into the back yard.
The father then shot tho baby in the
head and himself In the sida both dying
almost instantly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
SOUTH MAKES A KICK
lroa and Coal Men VII Have .
Caucus Called
TO PROTEST AGAINST FREE ORE
N ths Present. Dasy cAssot BE Levied
fhsy win Aeesps oss-h~Af
fsefiuctioa-

V..sfxsrox, Dec. "A democrat
caucus. - consislsr the conhietiDz lntsr-
s.ts insolssd Ia the nex tariff bhl. slll
psobaoly D. held about the time the
measure /. reported - the house. ten
sral wheslsr q Alabama i the moving
spirit Ia creating . sentiment fasorabie
d tho canras tie believes that al the
democrat ms5bbers in the Alabama.
Ceorsla. Ieneessse. Virginia znd West
VsrginlA deioxstions as sell a. the
twelve Delegates from Psnnsy.Eania s'ii
sign the call
Al these gentisnlen are particularly
interested lu The iron ore and coal IA
d,sstries. hence their assIrs to meet in
CAUCUS aud secure an agreement psaelng
these Articles again ug0n the dauable
Lar The present dutY on both articles
. - cents per ton. Leaving them on
lie frer list. a. proposed IN the nsx blil.
~,,,.ld General Wheeier says. seriously
criEpls the trade. especially on the At
lantic coast, Where the consumption is
very great HIS constituents. he Gays.
vii 10 entirely satisfied IL the house
wlli leave the duly az 81. cents OF az
half the present rate.
To wash Party Linen an Private
tie believes Z the matter Is fully dis
cussssi n caucus that this may be done.
While the caucus. be says wiil not bind
Any II the members. 10 cannot fail 10 re-
sult seuehc,aliy. he believes the demo
cfats should wash their party linen IN
private and rot 40 the open sessions OF
The aousa. This matter under discus
sion san De discussed more calmly. and
concessions viii DC made undcr such
that u Would be difficult 10 secure at
any time. tie says the Mills bill was
carefully cons.dered in caucus and 10
passed the bouso triumphantly. The
pending measure be thinks will also
have TIE prestige u equal success II the
disferent schedules DO first considered
M private before the measure - debated
10 the house General Wheeler was
asked what the democrats from the
foregoing states wOuldd do Y demo-
crat caucus eft iron ore aud coal on the
free list support tho bill. Of course.
was the sententious reply.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
CANA JOINED THE REBELS.
The Brazilian Admiral Allies His
Fortune With Melto.

LoSpoN, Dec. 9.-The Times has this
dispatch sent from Rio Janeiro on De
cember 8. and forwarded from Monte-
video. During the past few days il has
been comparatively quiet and has been
only desultory firing. The Aquidaban
left llha Grande on Saturday and pro-
ceeded southwark. Marshal Peixoto
has dismissed Admiral Goncalves. who
commanded the Bahia and Tiradentes
at Montevideo. General Saraiva. dating
his dispatch from Soro Oatsa. tele.
graphed 10 Marshal Peixoto: Il am
here now; will be back shortly Ad-
miral Cana has issued a manifesto Civ
ing his reasons for joining the rebel
forces The entire medical statf OF the
navy. hitherto neutral, today joined
Cana at Enchadas island
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
rMo NrGnons L,NcnKn.
They Murdered n Man and Burned q
store.

BrRwtSciss~. Ala. Dec s.-Thcre hss
been much excitement around the little
town of Berlin. Ingalls, coUniy. Tor the
past three days snd as n result two no
groes have been lyhched Thurstisy
n,ehi last the store of Jack THbie sss
ruhbed and Reul-en smith. clerk sho
slept In IL muriered tsrsai inaigua.
ton vas felt by the citizen ~ the crisae
and searching parties vac at once or
ganiEed iten Winter. negro vas cap
tared "Wednesday The Cfyea allowed
HIN preliminary trial he gnilt sss
established and hs ss~ sent o. ssii t'n
The say that u.ght he Wss taken from
TIE osfirers ana lyuche-i Yesterday
jim Wikins rs- arrested sna fourd
guHty l-4st night be net The ssess
fsta ~ We same place a. Wintef. helnC
haHEei aad shot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
TiNKERING THE TARIFF.
Democrat senate Committee Maps
Out Its Line or Action

WAsHISGroN, Dec. a-The democrat
members of the senate finance commit
tee held another conference this morn
lag. the general subject Of the tarid be
ing under consideration. The senate
yesterday authorized the committees 10
have such complications and tabulated
statements printed a. was thought nee
essary. and until these are laid before
the senate. bot little headway will be
made. The rather informal talk today
developed tho fact that the majority
members intend 10 push the considera-
ton of the tariff measure through the
committee as speedily as possible and.
with that end IN view, will begin Its
work independent Of the house rs soon
az the dated i laid before them. IL can
be predicted that hearings will not be
postponed until the bill has passed the
morse. the argument against this being
that too much time would DO consumed
IL that uncertain event 10 waited Tor.
The democrats. anxious 10 make time
and obyiats AL delay will. therefore.
unless their present plan is changed.
begin the hearings before the bill reaches
the senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
RORY fIGHF rosTroxKn
coser.or Matthews zsd Truops B>~ly
- fre<enl Il

nnIASArozas Dec a--In order %
steP The proposed hight q ksbg Monday
night the captains ef the rsrioas eoul-
psniss which compasa <be IAird rogi.
ment. Nere ordsrsd< - }.nnsser their
troops ~ Auburr. 4nrra, wsssrloo.
Fort Wayne. Piypoufh Bremen. Ia.
porte. Eikhart south Bend and Goshen.
and 10 bs ready - march a. q moments
noticn- II vac intended 10 uss only the
four latter companies 40 they were the
most fsvorably situated. uniess II xas
discovered that the cluh had imported =
number of PinkeEton men. when II wss
the infenticn 10 orier out the whole
regiment. and with a Gatllug gun they
were TO sweep upon the arena after dark.
under the personal lcommnndof Adiufant
General Robbins. The gigantic scheps
Was knocked in the head. however. byA
telegram received at the adiutsnt gen.
erals Office the afternoon stating thai
the club had again postponed the tsht
this tine indefinitely. t~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

KsxSss C1ry. No Dec The an
nuaI eouversicn - the National Lave
Stock association today elected the Oh
lowin0 offirere President " " Th1mp
ser. Chicago. secrrtafy. & " Baker Chi
ravo treasurer. 1. n D6,id. Chicaro.
t,cr preerients Prank Coafses. Kansas
City. Thorrae Ncphereon. Omaha. 4 p.
EipcruA. Fearia. J " Rrs5er,ek. 81
Louie 2 Simon. ~fonF Ctft. ~ B
Nss Ncrman. Milwaukee Aschtrls ff,r
esistlishlle rersasarn; burssu ~ IN
formation uHs adopted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
,pEaTH To CLAIM JUMpEi,s
Justice Melted Out to Them ih Gold
sa Camp

DESstR, Dec. s.--A winchester ball
IN the back and a dogs burial Il the Sns.
tice the new gold camp Of Duncaa. 40
the upper edge OF San Luis yalfs3. met>r
out to. claim jumpers A claim was
staked out in the valley aud in the
6wner's absence a second ciffm Wa
staked Including the first The Hrst
claifnSnts on returning ordered No. >
out sudstarted in 10 pull up bis stakes
No. 2pulled his gun. announcing de
termination 10 hold the claim. The
crack Of a Winchester was hoard. put
OF smoke at the window Of q neighhor-
ing cabin and No had Closed The
range His body was allowed 70 lie a.
IL fell for tive daysgwhen il was taken
down 10 the valley and buried Va the
sand with the feet sticking out, In which
condition il still remains h
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
sAIoIIa RECALLED.
The Pope Appoint. Mgr. Isnrenti Hi@
Successor

Nrw YosK. Dec : Private dispatches
from Rome seem 70 put beyond doubt
the speedy departure from this country
~ the papai ablegate. SaioiiL II is nos
announced ou good authority that be
eill receive the red hat ~ the cardinal.
ate very soon. probably 81 the approach
ing consistory. and must be On the
ground feW months before the honor
is conferred u u further ann1uneed
on the came high sutbaritT ~ above
mentioned. thpt MGR Sstulhs sarcsssof
hes already been named iis is Mgr
lsanrenti. nov pspal deiegate 10 Hrazi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

WASHINGTON. Dec. s-The cabinet to-
day took up much 1t the time in listen
log 10 the presidents 9 Hawaiian message.
The document - complete and had not
the senate adjourned TIL Monday il
would probably have been sent in today.
IL i now thought that u will probably
go in on Monday unless some news from
Hawaii IA the meantime necessitates
some change in the message.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
Blaine and Hawaiian rmbroglia

WAsHISoroS. Dec. s.-Relative TO the
rumored sensation which the admins
tration has been promising when all
the papers in the Hawaiian case shall
bc made public. IL is stated. with some
slight show OF authority. that Mr.
Blaine's name will be rung into the mat
ter. when the president makes answer
81 the Hoar resolution % inquiry. Ii IL
said that the official correspondence
contains instructions from Mr. Blaine
ordering the United States minister 90
use his influence for the unseating of
Queen Lil
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

nspi,~ws ansi risr-~ q Hsrry y rage.
rba tg-e sesfs seo lsft lani wosth si,si-
- - TIE fihfn siatr nffvfreits hSre
esf -a~sesi sat tFrs - hsesk fhe ~iil.
- fas kseene tissi fsss 85ri iess tbss
teSf sfsrf So siH SO ~ sss feu
fs7sf Nssl is sftan-y ies Pages ste
atas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

CHlcsf.n llsc. 81 Tine erecfiise CON
mitioe NJ tho local i,usrd ~ directors -
tie worlds faif bss decided - iiRrsangs
ell employes ~ the sexers iet.affn,nnt
oflices eEcert the chief - ~ On Jan
uafy I. The Offices AL b. tDsed on
that date. iiut tiss rhifis Eiii - uon
tiuued CD dufy uutn sfil r. enstis
them a. c)inrlete their fffa1ssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

LONDON. Dec s-A dispatch from
Rio Janeiro states that tho commercial
situation there IL improving. and that
confidence is gradually returning.
BUESos AyKEs. Dee. SIT is proba-
Bile that the state OF siege recently pro
claimed will be extended sixty days
longer Congress has sanctioned an ex-
tradition treaty with Great Britain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
Gladstone is m.

Joxpov. Dec. : Mr.. Gladstone is
seriously III His iourneyto Brighton
has consequently been postponed. Dr
Bond. Who has suddenly been called In
90 attend him. says that he is suffering
with = severe cold, but that he is q. yet
unable 30 state positively whether or
not he has the Influenza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
Dr. Meyer ON Trial

NEw YORK, Dee. : The taking of
testimony in the case % DIR. Henry CT
Meyer. charged with the murder %
Ludwig Brandt by poison. was begun
this morning in the court - over and
terminer Carl Muller and DR. Minden
testified for the state and their evidence
was very damaging to the accused.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
Change OF plan win No. sa,e Them.


Lfxs, Ohio. Dec = 1fis tsofning.
upon application - The Tinct lonocrst
Publishing company - this dfs.H r..
ceiver WIS appointed fof the ohio hem
ieal coupan! The cumlaty bss
done ar immense business i,i ofef
the country selling soraiiea b.Irhiofias
of gold tablets. foi drunkenness and the
tobacco babit. and caffi-s laigs ndfsf
tiscments ziih leading nessraf,ers.
which wnl probab'y get |nothinr
stephen Basly was appointed receiver
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

5svestigatson Into the Disposai of
Ohio school Funds


CoLrMBus. Ohio. Dec. s-The fact of
school funds being used contrary 20
law 10 provide sectarian education was
brought 10 light yesterday by the report
OF ID. +. Daniels. who Was appointed hy
School Commissioner Corson 10 investi-
gaze an alleged misuse OF school funds
in sub-olstrict No. /. Marion township.
Mercer county. Daniels reported that,
Of the dx and one half hours three and
one half hours were devoted 10 reading
sacred and church history and the cate
chisIn. These branches were taught a
German. that being the common Ian,
guage OF the community. The ten pef
cent OF the pupils who were protestants
were not required 10 study the csie-
chism. -Four aud one-haf hours each
week are unlawfully employed ~ Lewis
Ii. Corties. the teacher. and by Father
Linden IN giving sectarisn instructions.
On all holidays of the catholic church
the school MAS dismissed. School Com
missioner Corson will take kteps imme
diateH TO have the schoois conducted
according To law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

PHfrsDrlPHfs Dec = fs-i,erf dnns
if.. en- minister % firaxb. S'ss to-day
nominated ~ the rrp0b'inaus ~ the
e.-rond distriff - Ga tbe ssranrs On
cougreas cspn-d ~ The 3esth q f'hssirr
On All The speciai risc.'iufl sii t,e
hsid 90 The isHh inst Af Aassn nofn-
inst.on "a equissicri a. so eieciti0n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
TWO MEN BURNED TO DEATH
An oil Car Caught Fire and EN-
ploded.

SPOKANE. Wash. Dec. s.-A head end
collision occurred between two FIRE. .Iht
trains on the Great Northern road last
night. at Edwall. forty miles west of
Spokane. Engineer Joseph Spinski and
Fireman Joe Wallace we're killed. and
Engineer Depew fatally hurt Conduc-
tor Litza and several others were more
or less injured. An oil car caught fire
and exploded. and in few minutes the
wreck was sblaze. Spinski aud Wallace
were burned 10 death before they could
be erfricafed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

PARIS. Dec. s.-The Estafette Gays
that VI. Pavie. French minister to Siam.
has been instructed 10 proceed from
Bankok to the upper Mekong river. 10
carry out the delimitation az the bound
aries % the territory coded 10 France by
Siam. lie will be assisted 10 his Iabors
by NJ. Pontalis. sttache Of the French
legation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

~ Es,tre. No it-e TIE Fss11ns
riethleg sanffaeFs fstsiisshnlsni sas
tssrrsi sssraafa a. fhe stfsat af st3fss1
81 8 q cfssh the @efsfnf fr.sn fre an
Fstef Nsrtoe tifasssfe tH ssaas 80
ssf ff= - the tfsfFeEs ftst srfe p
srsafsas esd il at inslset tts fsafss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
VIII visit Queen LII.

PoRr TowSsEND. Wash. Dec. s.-The
arrived at Port Angels this evening, six.
teen miles from Honolulu. having sailed
from there November -. four days after
the barkentine Klickitat Captain Hes
teinsen reports that nothing definite
had been done up To the time he sailed
although considerable excitement was
manifest on all sides IRE provisional
government was quietly preparing its
forces TO repci any attempt to restore
the dethroned queen, or 10 queil any at
tempt % the natives IN that direction,
which IL expected at any moment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Rour. Dec. Signor Crisri arrived
this afternoon and had 4 eonferen.~
vith the king. who asked him b. form a
cabinet sisnor Cfispi agrees b. under
take she task ecndiiionsily u - t-s
hesrd that Re vii he shls e. ahiain .
srittd s,stn..srs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

r,sts. pee & The iwe Borianss
wsrr fsspa guiisy to-day ani hosh wssa
senffrora o. death The iritunsi 30
ri,l,si that the esrs uii0fs = me epn
Hsusn~,i msa shasia take rlsrs in
fgrsfs in fhs rtrssaea ~ tAe isilee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Ssx Fpa~c4@rgs. Dec : "A = Hruf
tinxior sun - President ( = Hunt
inrtcr - fht Soufhefn Gacitt rsiir'ssd.
hs.e i--er riertsd Tresieieni e ths Cen
frnl pacife ksiirpsd cDinps1s - eoteee3
me late ernafff tsfanford
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
No Clue 90 Rank Robl,cr..

SorrH BESp. Ind. Dec s-No clue
has yet been discovered 90 the hank
robbers The directors today offered
sl 600 reward and - per cent ~ all
money recovered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
RAPIDS MICH SATURDAY DEClEMBERa

poares oat TIE rrs sss c,nfnet to
the trsf nsor- Fully so pensons wers
in the bai.ding. bni al escaped without
serioos lalnry. Two easp.oyes jumped
from the sseasd STORY windox and were
badly shakea an.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

aaatss.t. itss he establishment
- fh- tssyflsn Hff iifse e.st f.saY le
iha lff 49, iess spisssi ~ fse fusfla
nsfasa - the hafa~ f sasuzE tfsE
sa.s lsta sks Ffsea afsies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

PRovIDEScE. T. l.. Dec = The plant
of the James Davis Betting COMPANY.
Pawtucket. was badly damaged by Ere
this evening. The loss o. the buildings
will probably reach $4,000. aud lose on
itock 100000. nearly covered by iSsur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

p'4res. =. =. f,re : Tbs NsN Ya~k
Nils rv,rnpnrF IN start ~ fuN fi,8s
suH regnisf wsges Hundsf sfief cut
b. hosh tisaF ADD vag<s tnsf has iaeisd
for arstne t'ugs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

TITUsvlLLE Pa. Dec. The var
plant ~ the Obi Creek OH company vac
destroyed by fire this evening. lsoss
about s25.opa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

NsvtssFs Njeh i5-e flas ete.v.f
Ntrkhasr iefi ~ N5ivnuins iasi risAs
~Stf tts issf rsrrs q iruitet fas ths
.rssor from tlis ga,rt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

fsuifis< Mr. yoorhses hoped that the
motioa would BE defeated oF thai the
bsii mlght b. reported bsez 10 the con
mlffss With Instructions and report .
measure which 4ouit Afford relief 10
thoss snbarrassed In business. bsnk.
ruPfcy blll shoaId bs In the interest OF
both creditor snd debtor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
Mr.. Willis Explains.

Referring to the Stars interview with
Minister Willis. in which he was report
Ell to have said that nothing would be
done until he received replies 10 com
municatiops sent 10 Washington by the
steamer Alameda. Minister Willis has
written the following letter to The Bull
letin:
To THE EDiToR OF The BULLErrS--I
have hastily glanced at the manuscript
which you have left The interview in
The Star was submitted To me. but /
did not scrutiniZe the expressions
which are misleading due. i am
sure. not to any intention on the part Of
the writeg. The short conversation |
had with him had 20 political signifi-
cance whatever When my government
is ready 10 make any official statements
il will be elsewhere. When / spoke to
the Star ii was as the representative OF
the entire press. | am not its censor.
and my remark was not intended TO be
construed 10 the disadvantage Of any.
Ii was intended as an appeal to all To
unite in preserving peace and good
order. which Is. | know. the wish OF all
good citizens Further than this / do
not desire to be quoted.