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London, Jan. 3, 1916.

 SIR: received on the 29lh of Dec your despatch, dated the 18th of that month; and on the day following, sought an interview with Lord Aberdeen, in order that, in confor- mity with your instructions, might bring to hls notice the warlike preparations making by Great Britain, and, if possible, ascertain their real character and object

 It will not escape you that upon such subject it is not always easy to obtain very categorical answers, or entirely definite olli- cial information; and did mol doubt that a frank personal conference was the best. if not the only mode, of obtaining any satisfactory Information whatever.

 in introducing the subject, adverted at the same time 10 the information the Presi- dent had received tsom variety of sources, of the extensive warlike preparations making by Great Bliiain, and the natural inference upon his part that in the present pacific state of the relations of Great Britain with all the powers of Europe, they could only lock 10 q rupture with the United States on the Oregon question. 