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There are no commercial wireless telegraphy stations in

the islands. Commercial messages between points unconnected by

cable are accepted for transmission by the wireless telegraphy

stations operated by the Bureau of Posts. Should any such commercial message appear to the transmitting official to be in any way of a non-neutral character, he is under instructions to code it, using

the United States Government code for this purpose. At the receiving

station the message is decoded by the receiving official and for-

warded to the addressee.

The wireless telegraphy stations operated by the Bureau of Posts are further under instructions to hold no communication with

vessels other than the Government vessels above-mentioned and the

inter-island steamer "ROBERT POIZAT”.

The Government of the Philippines asserts that, to the best of its knowledge, there are no private wireless telegraphy stations capable of either sending or receiving wireless messages in operation in the Philippine Islands; that orders had been issued to ships of the United States Navy in Philippines waters and to the United States Army Station at Corregidor to be at all times on the alert to discover whether unauthorised messages were being sent or received, and that nothing suspicious has been observed; further, that should any such private or secret wireless telegraphy station exist, it could not escape the observation of the Philippine Constabulary, of which there are officers and men stationed even in remote districts of the Islands, who would at once report anything of the kind; and that as an additional precaution the Chief of the Constabulary has been requested by the Government to instruct all officers and men under his superintendence to exercise great vigi- biance and to report immediately anything that may even resemble a wireless telegraphy installation.

The rank and file of the Philippine Constabulary as well as many of the officers, are native Filipinos, and as such are not incorruptible; the officials in charge of the wireless stations under the control of the Bureau of Posts are Americans,

and are, so