Public sentiment has been greatly relieved by the announcement that the Secretary of State for Scotland. had written to the chief constable of Invernesshire requesting that due Precautions be taken that s monster, alleged to be inhabiting Loch Ness, muid not be trapped, shot or mo-Tested in any way.
1 persons of known sobriety assert that in recent weeks they have seen the monster, Which ously timated as up £0 200 in length, a cross between a whale and an ichthyosaurus, Zoological authorities are sceptic al, however, even though confront with photographs of the monster.
The chief constable has replied to the Secretary of State that he has posted policemen around Loch Ness, and that all possible precantions' are being taken to protect the monster-—Reuter.
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