THE CITIZENS' LEAGUE
♦ io ran bditor. Sir, — In. my letter, which appeared In yesterday's Poet, and to wliich Mr. Bliss's reply was appended, I accused Mr. Bise of making certain statements which wore contrary to fact. Mr. Bits apparently pleads guilty, as his only reply is that.l am out of temper. lam quite satisfied to leave that phase of tho matter to tho judgment of the public. Mr. Bist> evidently wants the public to believe that ho has something up 'his sloeve. Out with it, Mr. Biss. — I am, etc., E. C. JACK. [The text of this letter was read to Mr. Bibs, who replied to the effect that he was content \p let the public judge between him and Mr. Jack. He " intends to answer all criticism at his meeting tonight.] '
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 96, 23 April 1912, Page 8
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