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UNITED STATES.

Rationing neutrals.

JBASTIC EMBARGO JUSTIFIED.

JTOPPIXG SPECULATION* IX WHEAT

Received Aug. 14, 1.4" a.m. New York, Aug. 13. fhe Times' Washington correspondent freporta that the State Department has, tmtil the present, been opposing an altra severe embargo, but ha.- finally the complete rationing of flkntnb. except those suspected of supfelying Orrmany The failure of neutrals to rapply figures to the United States When requested to support their claims that they were not supplying Germany •eofioced the State Department of the BMd for the drastic embargo to be contfaraad Mr. Hoover has announced he is ready to idea over the entire wheat of the Mtion ■ Immediately, unless speculation b discontinued. It is stated that the iWfrlLA*. u fixing the price for 1917 -Wheat, and that hereafter wheat will be tespflttad principally in the form of flour.

HARMONISING ALLIES' PLAN'S. New York, August I*2. lit New York Times' Washington tmupondent has learned that the AlUm will aoon begin a series of confer•Me* for the purpose of harmonising their plans and co-ordinating their aforta on all the fronts, also for securing ipote aggressive naval action.

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Taranaki Daily News, 14 August 1917, Page 5

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184

UNITED STATES. Taranaki Daily News, 14 August 1917, Page 5

UNITED STATES. Taranaki Daily News, 14 August 1917, Page 5

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