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THE STATE DEPARTMENT CONTENT; Willing to Allow Spain a Reasonable Time for Investigation.
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WASHINGTON, March 19. -- Secretary Gresham has not removed the veil of secrecy from the correspondence between the State Department and the Spanish Government with regard to the Allianca affair, and the critics of the Administration make his refusal to discuss the situation the basis for a good deal of foolish talk. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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