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President Wilson to the Secretary of State
Washington,
29 July, 1915.
My Dear Mr. Secretary: I asked Mr. Palmer87 to send me the enclosed,88 as specimens of what is being sent to our shippers, and I think that you ought to see them.
The copy of the British note of the twenty-fourth [twenty-third] of this month,89 which you sent me, has been received and read with the closest attention. It seems to me, I must say, to make out a [Page 303] strong case. Pending the receipt of the supplementary note, I should very much like an intimation of your first impressions.
Faithfully Yours,
W. W.
- A. Mitchell Palmer, judge, United States Court of Claims.↩
- Samples of guarantees required of shippers to insure passage of goods through British blockade.↩
- Foreign Relations, 1915, supp., p. 168.↩