CO129-426 - Public Offices - 1915 — Page 263

!

SGS

asoa

(21835 & FR

Sir:-

6026

REC

REG 6 FEB 15

11986

1 FEB 1915

EMBASSY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BERLIN

Berlin, January 27th,

1915

atrí aðunaerq TobezuudmÅ mestnemå gɗT

hot at 8 to "hotenoel alustel afH of atremtIqmoo

delwaned +framed of *WOOF! #!!* van boe uzie ̃A matenof

-nd ad÷ ront bevlogen and ad eutdel e to vyoo a beacione

grit. o* ovitalo% „AVS viauna), badeb,nifzsa de round

more90 to abfabroquar7o5 ene satm eanoa uñoftsingen

ano anoн ni berrotat ametitvto

"

Taanima (nota 9MA

.nobпou

The Imperial Foreign Office calls my attention to the fact that the families of German civilians interned in Hong Kong state that their letters to their relatives, who are detained at that plass, do not appear to be received, and,

as regards this subject, I have the honor to ask you to ascertain from His Majesty's Government, at the request of the Imperial German Government, the exact regulations concerning the correspondence of German civilians interned in Hong Kong, in particular, whether letters may be written and received without limit and whether such corres= pondence is permitted in the German language,

I have the honor to be,

sir,

Your obedient Servant,

(Signed).James W. Gerard

His Excellency,

The Honorable Walter Hines Page,

American Ambagasdør,

CHR/TFB.

LONDON.

#58