New Britain herald., 1915-08-24
SUPREMACY OF U. $. DOLLAR
 IS IN CONTROL OF GERMANS
Secret Correspondence Published in New York world
 Furnishes Analysis of Finances ot Powers of World.
Powers of World.

New YOrk, Aug. "A In the Datch of secret German documents in the New York World this morning is g telegram which suggests strongly that Dr. Heinrich F. Albert, lm- perial German Privy Councillor and the Kaiser's money man in this country, may have speculated in lard and provisions.
 The telegram, sent by Paul Tlet- gems, a member of the Chicago Board of Trade, advised Dr. Albert, who has figured extensively in the secret documents as man of many parts and apparently of great worth in the eyes of Emperor William, to take a flyer in lard as the risk undoubted- ly would make your principal (evi- Gently the Kaiser) a great deal of moncy.'
 The World also presents a letter written by Foreign Secretary Von Jagow to Count Von Bernstorff urg- ing the latter to gain publicity for ~Gern,any's White Book describing the atrocities Of the Russian tfoops.' There is another communication writ ten by the German Ambassador to Capt. Boy-Ed, Naval Attache of the German EEa bassy, telling him of the COuHlIlSS FWHlC:t IctP0 p1oSCo S|IA Cih- bargo on the shipments of arms. Fin ally there is a secret document giV- ing an analysis of the financial re- sources of Germany, England, France and the United States.
 Dr. Albert Urged to Speculate.
 The telegram which MT. Tietgens, who is said to have made a large amount Of money through specula- tions at the beginning of the war, sent to Dr. Albert is presented here:
 Chicago, Ill.,, July s, 1915 H +. Albert, 5 Broadway New York:
 AS you have seen by the Govern -ment report, our promise is for a wheat crop of 960,000,000 bushels, the largest ever raised in this country Provisions have been horribly de- pressed by severe liquidation. We firmly belive that purchase of Sep tember lard will make your princi- pal a great deal of money. Septem- Der lard closes tonight at $8.65. This, with high freight added, will cost der 10 cents delivered Hamburg, where actual prices are around 35 cents per pound
 I do not want to appear overper- sistent, but there never was better
 
 lard for September delivery. The Armour firm is just on the point of buying heavily, and after they once get hold in chances are gone. Three dollars a tierce will be sufficient mar gin to buy 10000 or 3O,00O tierces.
 If paid in September, when you will have to take delivery, 10000 tierces at around present prices would not cost over $e50,000, and, as writ ten you, this lard can be stored and carried for a long period in shiphold at New York.
 .. PAUL TIETGENS, Letter to Bernstorff.
 The letter which Foreign Secretary von Jagow wrote from Berlin to Count von Bernstorff, enclosing copies of the White Book and urging pub- licity. for it, follows:
 (Translation.) Foreign Office
 No. 311.
 No. 11a 10,272.
 .. Berlin. May "A, 1915.
 I am having sent to your Excel lency herewith thirty copies of a White Book regarding the illegal manage ment of the Belgian war, to- gether with 200 copies of an English version of the memorial contained therein z, the special reports regard. ing the campaigns in Aerschot, An denne, Dinant and Louvain with the request that two copies of the White Book and the version be given to the government there, and that the mem orial and special report be circulated, there as widely as possible in the press. One copy of the White Book and few copies to the consuls under your Jurisdiction and to few others designated personally.
 By the publication in the press, as well as by the memorial, the atroci- ties of the Russian troops will be brought out.
 A report regarding the release of these articles as well as regarding the effect of their publication, will be ex- pected. By order of Jagow.
 To the Imperial Ambassador, Count von Rernstorff, Washington.
 Bernstorff's Reply.
 The World also prints an interest