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voluminous to admit of sopies being sent to Your
Axcellency, but the two despatches, of which copies
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to Tejiza adó al aniádat nové svad soy moltoa súë te
tu div xac danzul đá mới xoa ban maido ai santhai
zervond eð atsya bluoda moltroup edi vadinam of um aciażqe
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Kinatabisnes zat woitusžja Jaomsae yn boveŞAD KWA KUIFAN
HGLÉ BOSHLace Jueupez? nå plow wvad i Jade baa tony a 19T8
akbal to Jaomnisvou Bela has damarıavoð a'yone fait mihi Kałw
Daisiozeze tot beżyoba ad „Ivoda dołów asTUGASM SÉJ së sa
ezdižessora ima sinemven add zovo spaníítevzuO TUŠKINJE
I'.ysinwoo wide mi mëso¿dum neibaï s'ptasjad užf to
not el 300 Láum sát na sansbnoqesTTOO sát émdė JOTZOT
are explosed herewith, will give you an idea of the
proposals which I have at various times submitted for
dealing with the question. So far, the Goverment of
India have not apparently felt justified in taking
direct setion to study the question on the spot but a
sufficient time has not yet elapsed for a reply to be
received to my despatch of the 30th of June last.
I propose in future to send to Your Excellency
copies of all important communications which I may
address to the Foreign Office on this subject and I
shall be extremely grateful for any assistance or
cooperation which you may be able to afford me in
watching the movements and checking the seditious
tendencies of a section of Indians in the Far East.
I have sto....
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(Signed)
J.N. Jordan.