Sun's representative got on on very terms and there was not \the lightest suggestion war. Lis was torry that such' rumours should be circulated as they were Hiable to bring about serious mi understandings, if not trouble. He could not see what could be gai bby the circulation of such stories.
In conclusion, Gen. Shing hops ed that there would be no need for hi ser locally.
He hoped that would go bout their business usual and not interfere with others, there was any attempt at interference, he hoped that the public [would ce-operate and report such attempts to him immediately 0 th hho might take prompt action.
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