The Port of Hamburg
The Port of Hamburg
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bThiess: Die Hamburg, page 4, 5. On this subject see particu- larly Thiess, Himer, Passow and Wiedenfeld.
106 HAMBURG'S OVERSEA LINES White Star Line, the Dominion Line, the Red Star Line, the American Line and the Atlantic Transport Line were united by J. P. Morgan into the International Mercan- tile Marine Company. His plan was to get control of, or agreements with, all lines between eastern North America, England and northwestern Europe. At the same time that this fusion was occurring, a twe...nty-year treaty was entered into by the International and the Hapag and Lloyd. The Germans and the International agreed not to enter each other's territory and to defend each other in rate wars. To a certain degree, the dividends of the German companies are guaranteed. One fourth of the amount paid by the German companies in dividends above 6 per cent is to go to the International ; the latter pays the Germans one fourth of the sum lacking to give their (the German) stockholders 6 per cent on their stock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
bThiess: Die Hamburg, page 4, 5. On this subject see particu- larly Thiess, Himer, Passow and Wiedenfeld.
106 HAMBURG'S OVERSEA LINES White Star Line, the Dominion Line, the Red Star Line, the American Line and the Atlantic Transport Line were united by J. P. Morgan into the International Mercan- tile Marine Company. His plan was to get control of, or agreements with, all lines between eastern North America, England and northwestern Europe. At the same time that this fusion was occurring, a twe...nty-year treaty was entered into by the International and the Hapag and Lloyd. The Germans and the International agreed not to enter each other's territory and to defend each other in rate wars. To a certain degree, the dividends of the German companies are guaranteed. One fourth of the amount paid by the German companies in dividends above 6 per cent is to go to the International ; the latter pays the Germans one fourth of the sum lacking to give their (the German) stockholders 6 per cent on their stock.
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