IV.--_Mr. D._

"I don't like the look of things in America, I can assure you.

Anything but satisfactory. DERNBURG'S a clever fellow and the

politicians can't forget what the German vote means to them. I see

nothing but trouble for us there. This Shipping Purchase Bill--that's

very grave, you know; and they don't like us--it's no use pretending

that they do. I read an extract only this morning from a most

significant article in _The Wells Fargo Tri-Weekly Leaflet_ which shows

only too clearly how the wind is blowing. No, I view America and its

share in the future with the gloomiest forebodings, although of course

I do my best to conceal them. To the world I turn as brave a face as

anyone, I trust."

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