COPY.
B.2.
The Collector of Customs
for the Philippine Islands,
Manila, P.I.
Sir,
C.O.
25515
Manila, 21st October, 1903.
115
It is reported from Hongkong that the Ricarte-Ruiz Junta have just finished printing a proclamation, which is to be widely distributed throughout the Philippine Archipelago. A copy of such proclamation has been seen by our Operative, and a photograph of same will be received here in a day or two. In connection with this Junta, it is reported from Hongkong that the newspaper El Renacimiento is in sympathy with, and in an indirect manner, working for the benefit of the Irreconcilables.
This Office is informed by the Operative in Hongkong that Ruiz has made the statement that the El Renacimiento seems to be very bitter against him and that the advice which that paper has given to Filipinos to have nothing to do with him is merely a blind, and done for the purpose of printing articles which emanate from his pen. Attention is invited to the issues of the above-named paper for the 6th and 7th of this month, which contain extracts from Ruiz's pen and also publish his circular.
Respectfully,
(Sgd.) E. S. Cairns,
Surveyor of Customs for the Philippine Islands.
P.S.
Photograph of circular subsequently received and copy transmitted herewith.
(Sgd.) E.S.C.
دینم
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COPY.
B.2.
The Collector of Customs
for the Philippine Islands,
Manila, P.1.
Sir.
C O
25515
Peen
Manila, 21st October, 1903.
115
It is reported from Hongkong that the Ricarte-
Ruiz Junta have just finished printing a proclamation, which is
to be widely distributed throughout the Philippine Archipelago.
A copy of such proclamation has been seen by our Operative, and
photograph of same will be received here in a day or two. In
connection with this Junta, it is reported from Hongkong that
the newspaper El Renacimiento is in sympathy with, and in an
indirect manner, working for the benefit of the Irreconcilables.
This Office is informed by the Operative in Hongkong that Buiz
has made the statement that the El Renacimiento seems to be very
bitter against him and that the advice which that paper has
given to Filipinos to have nothing to do with him is merely a
blind, and done for the purpose of printing articles which
emanate from his pen. Attention is invited to the issues of the
above named paper for the 6th, and 7th, of this month, which
contain extracts from Ruiz's pen and also publish his circular.
Respectfully,
(Sa.) E. S. Cairns,
Surveyor of Customs for the Philippine Islands.
P.S.
Photograph of circular subsequently received and
copy transmitted herewith.
(Sa.) E.S.C.
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