PARIS, SEPTEMBER 14, 1896.

_My General_:

September 7 I had the honor to direct your attention to the scandal

that certain people were threatening to precipitate, and I permitted

myself to say to you that, in my opinion, if we do not take the

initiative, we shall have much trouble on our hands. The article

from “L’Eclair” which you will find enclosed confirms me unhappily

in my opinion. I shall try to find out who has succeeded so well in

preparing the bomb. But I believe it my duty to affirm once more that

it is necessary to act without delay. If we wait longer, we shall be

run over, and imprisoned in an inextricable situation, where it will

be impossible for us to establish the real truth. Be good enough, etc.,

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