in conclusion I wish to make it clear thal : objection on Public grounds to hold the Conse and it is our firm conviction that here was absolutely no Troce at 8 Ripon strees the unsortunate attitude wh Ich Mтя Kahdiwe Jung and Nasis Dulhan were led to take up was dur fr the influence and out of disserence to the feelings of their hosts, viz. th Ari[[ [amily and as tutsiders they were not in a position to o: public feeling. We were the best judges of the local circumstances and when we assured them that there could be no objection in holding the Conserence at the place which we had selected and as Events have proved the Muslim ladies of talcutta did not hesitate to attend a meeting in large numbers at that place, they should have LEETSälissEd With TILT ISSLTATICE WCfllClLIIII [\fгx.y R. S. Нохчынігі The 18th Feb. 1913 Harı Serref'in Anjuman-i-Khawaleem Islam कळ ८५ ; मृञ्चिकद्र ब्लबमानक Аргid 4. 1919 The Muslim Ladies Confernre A Rejoinder Tū or of The "Mussaiman." Thë : the letter of Nails Dulham saheba published ಸಿ. last issue 1 beg to ovserve" she has taken . jh prove that the President Mrs. Kherliwt Jurij! Bahadur աhirհ of the site. In my lengthy and gist of blished in the -Mப8ஆilானா of the 21st February լեill : $pಿ in some of the local dallies, nowhere did 1 o' 虹 the aforesald lady * теsponall rt of N н It is entirely ::::::::ಸಿ: o தாதுபlாகப் assert that sht thızı Tı ■ her that I wou asler I had explicitly g ladurs of Lh* ஆன கோ' approved of լHt Reception Cannilir Топ Roет گلافtافاتutterly red1 ԱԱրղrill1Լէք approved ւեH էry *醬 irin tho - து 1
