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anything of a suspicious or undesirable character. No
correspondence of any kind or from any source, should be
forwarded to enemy Post Offices in China.
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Sir E. Grey would also be glad if all information
likely to be of interest to any Department of His Majesty's
Government which may be discovered in the course of the
examination of letters or telegrams could be communicated
promptly and in cases of special urgency by telegram, to
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this or any other Department of His Majesty's Government
concerned, and to any of His Majesty's Representatives or
His Majesty's Consular Officers to whom it may be of use.
In this connection I am to observe that any information
as to the commercial activities, organization, or success
of enemy firms, as to any attempts of enemy firms to
continue trading under cover of the name of a neutral
employe or agent or of a bogus neutral company or as to
any attempt of a British firm to maintain relations with an
enemy firm, is of particular interest under the present
circumstances.
I am to urge the extreme importance of a careful and
thorough
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