The Crimson has not received any official complaint about the article and we stand by the story.

We have not received any official letter by any of their attorneys demanding any apology or any rectification.

We stand a good chance. Our presentation has been well received.Moreover, we are not doing it alone but for and on behalf of the whole of Africa.

Beauty’s ensign yetIs crimson in thy lips and in thy cheeks,And death’s pale flag is not advanced there.

it is not uncommon in auction situations for proposals and counter-proposals to be received.

This complaint is brought by Don Ide, someone who was never available to give care, comfort or necessary help to Henry and Marion Ide during approximately 10 years of failing health, ... He would visit one to two times a year and now he comes looking for money. What a surprise.