<?no large banking institution on the
list maintains close conneotlon with
one of London's largest banks, and. at
the ie<|itest of the latter, some time
ago made extensive changes in its dl
rectoiate. In order to eliminate men
objection;) bin to its London corre
spondent This London bank now
wants to know why it is prevented from
cairyinu its American business
tiiionsh tho blacklisted bank, while
Amoritan firms known to have been
actixdy connected with liorman loans
and otlie activities are still on tho
white list
"Its publication at this time Is a
mystery. <'ne possible theory i> that
the government's hand was forced by
re. alcittant Rrltisb firms which may
have declined to give up trading with
firms not on the white list until their
position was made legally untenable
by the aetuill promulgation of the list.
If the government hud desired to warn
the British public, wider publicity
would have been sought. The list was
published only in the ofllcial London
? iazette. None of the l.ontlou papers
printed It
"The possibility of legal retaliation
against 'lie i.lat K list is a ?|iit stion for
international lawyers, but the possibil
ity of unoflleial retaliations is almost
unlimited. At least a Pacific t'oa.'-i linn
of unimpeachable Americanism might
make the position of I'ritish tiaders in
Warner's Safe Remedies
.\ <'ons|;in( IltHiii to Invalid* Since 1ST".
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Warner's Safe Klieiiiuatir Remedy, ....
Warner's Safe .\siiiina Itemedy, .... Tru
ll Warner's Safe Nervine, .... ,*i()c and JjJI.OO
Warner's Safe I'ills (('on?t ipat ion and l>iU<?ii?.ne??-) - i!"?r
The Reliable l-'amiiy .Medicines.
Kor sale l?y leading rtruRjrisis cverywhsrp T-'ree sample sent on reri?r-l
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