CO129-430 - Others & Individuals - 1915 — Page 382

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Downing Street,

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21st September, 1915.

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„ČKATTED ČHeibeɗo woŸ

Dear Sir,

I am desired by Mr. Bonar Law to acknow- ledge the receipt of your letter of the 11th of

September.

He rerets to have to inform you that he

has found it necessary to make it his rule not to send

messages to newspapers. If he did so in one instance it would lead to similar applications from others and it would not be in his power to discriminate

without giving offence. You will therefore under-

stand that he is unable to depart from his rule in

your case.

Yours truly,

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ALFRED HICKS, 38Q.

(Sa) F.G.A.BUTLER.