...this property. The enemy investments in America divide themselves into two classes. In the first class are the private investments of individual German subjects,...been made by combined capital in Germany having close affiliations with the great political and financial powers of the Empire, These 1 utter investments...

...like position. The enemy investments in America divide themselves into two classes. In the first class are the private investments of individual German subjects,...been made by combined capital in Germany having close affiliations with the great political and financial powers of the Empire. These latter investments...

...property. The enemy investments in America divide themselves into two classes. In the first class nre the private investments of individual German subjects,...been made by combined capital in Germany having close affiliations with the great political and financial powers of the Empire, These latter investments...

...like position. The enemy investments in America divide themselves into two classes. In the first class are the private investments of individual German subjects,...real estate, in mortgages, and in securities, chiefly in industrial and transportation companies. In the second class are the investments which .have been...

...of his report : " The enemy investments in America divide themselves into two classes. In the first are the private investments of individual German subjects...been made by combined capital in Germany having close fflliations with the great political and financial powers of the Empire. These latter investments sought...

...much. report that " The enemy investments in America divide themselves into two classes. In the first are the private investments of individual German subjects who, attracted by the possibilities hi America, invested their funds in a small way in this country in real estate, in mortgages, and in...

...~\ The enemy investments in America divide themselves into (two ) X^ J classes. In the first class are the private investments of individual German subjects,...been made by combined capital in Germany having close affiliations with the great political and financial powers of the Empire, These- latter investments...