CO129-425 - Governor Sir May - 1915 [10-12] — Page 677

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(e). Is it possible to verify the following report which

appeared in the "Bataviasche Handelsblad of 6th.

November, 1915;-

'D.D. We learn that Konsiour E. F. E. Douwes Dekker

is staying at Shangai at present on his voyage to

Singapore. It is absolutely contrary to the truth

that recording to the opinion expressed in various circles Douwes Dekker would make this long journey

from Europe via America and China to Singapore at

the expense of his party (Tado-fund), lions. Douwes

Dekker is at present in the employ of a European fix

firm and the journey started upon by him takes place neording to instructions. The monies of the

T-do-fund -re used for the educ-tion of the children

of Douwes Dekker. The party promised at the time

that, when obstacles would come in its lender'r wy,

it would look after the education of his childron.

At present it is redeeming the pledge monde' ".

The Vice-Consul also informed me that he was a man the

plotted amongst the Indian Community and would Lost likely assist

the Indian seditionists against British Rule. He requested that

Mr. Dekker be sent to Java so that the Dutch Authorities could

arrest him and intern him in the island mentioned above.

As Mr. Dekker is still in hospital I have been ble

to question him. A search of his bagenge gives little information. The only commercial items are two sample mensures. His bocks are

on the socialistic line. There is one letter to his wife snying

he is suffering from dysentery but cannot say much on account of

the censor,

md that he desires to return to Java.

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The Honourable

The Colonial Secretary.

I have etc., (sd.) C. McI. Messer,,

Captain Supt. of Police.

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