s Scully, of Zimmerman <v
? ? prominent German hankers
'?II ihe otilt ei s of our company
American citizens. < ?f ? .-our.se,
|h of i ur business has been done
CSermary. naturally, but for years
h.-ve had busi n e > ?< relations with
ilan'l ar? ? I many her colonies, as
I as '>!her countries now included
to w.:r and those which have lie Id
'f
|v': '!<* o?i.?idej? 111u mrans ? f taking
I'-tr-r up \* ith the State I?epart
t v.it(.!n a day or two." said Oscar
Gubelman, of Knauth, Nacod
| n< hankers "We f. el that we have
unfairly discriminated against
have :>iformation that many of our
cr were interfered with."
iar>n llaidy. a metal importer,
t) - only reason he could think <? f
thr presence of h:s name <ci th<
Ma- that he had been cabling
*> to relatives in Germany.
| VI'OX. .1 u ly 1?.? American ltidi
ial- and ftrn pl.n ???! on the bkuk
?j:.ii< i the trading wlih the enemy
.i! publi-bed ye :. rday In the
i Gazett", are as fallows.
Bauer ? '<>, New York; Deer
nn*r <??.?.. New York; Simon
ili.i ifnt h.tI. i f X.iinin^rinan A Kejr?
? w V<>rk; Herman Botzow. of
auzow <V- ''i>. New York. liiaS'h
llothenstein. New Y<-rk; Mauricio
i-'e, of Mi I.arep A- Gentles, New
I) ; Alf Burin. <>! Brasch Sz Hot hen- ;
[rs; Goldftchmidt Chemical Company,
York: Goldschmtdt Detinulng
ipavy, New Yn;k. Goldschmidt
Irnvt Company. New York; Graven
? t k Co., New York; ?'arl Grubnau
n, l'hila<le!]>hia. New York and
I'".i ' ?? ;? i I. < lubelni.iii, .. f Knaut!i
I ? . ).'?:!.? ' New York . < 'ha
>. New Y'-rl . 1 laxei.i 1 \ er ^ < ?>.
