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September 26, 2008

                              TIME IS RUNNING OUT -
                       YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION IS REQUESTED

                              URGENT VOTING REQUEST


Dear Stockholders of DWS Global Commodities Stock Fund, Inc.:

A few  weeks ago we mailed  you proxy  information  and asked you to vote on the
election of  directors  for your Fund.  Your Board of Directors is asking you to
use the White Proxy Card to authorize  your proxy "FOR" the  re-election of five
experienced Directors of the Fund: Paul K. Freeman,  William McClayton,  Rebecca
W. Rimel, William N. Searcy, Jr. and Robert H. Wadsworth.  We hope you will take
a moment to review these  materials  and to authorize  your proxy in  accordance
with your Board of Directors'  recommendations  by completing the enclosed proxy
voting form (or voting by telephone or over the  internet).  We encourage you to
disregard  any proxy  materials  that you have received  from  dissident  holder
Western Investment LLC.

As you make your voting decision, we ask that you consider the following:

     o    Performance  has  been  strong  -  Since  inception,   your  Fund  has
          outperformed  its  benchmark by 4.62% on a cumulative  net asset value
          return  basis  (as of August  31,  2008).  Furthermore,  your Fund has
          outperformed  its  benchmark  index on both market price and net asset
          value over the one and three year periods (as of August 31, 2008).

     o    Western's  agenda is to destroy the  closed-end  structure of the Fund
          and the  advantages  of such  structure -- The agenda being pursued by
          Western is to install a minority of directors who will seek to destroy
          the Fund as a  closed-end  vehicle  and have  the Fund  convert  to an
          exchange-traded  fund  ("ETF")  or an  exchange-traded  note  ("ETN").
          Western fails to note that these and other options suffer from certain
          detriments,  beyond giving up the benefit of  closed-end  fund status,
          such as the costs of obtaining stockholder  approval,  legal expenses,
          potential negative tax consequences,  and/or the costs associated with
          liquidating the Fund's assets to meet redemption requests (possibly at
          inopportune  times).  In  particular,  Western  fails to explain  that
          conversion  to an ETF would  require  a  potentially  costly  and time
          consuming exemption from the Securities and Exchange  Commission,  and
          that there is no precedent for a closed-end fund converting to an ETN.
          Stockholders  should understand that conversion to either an ETF or an
          ETN would limit or eliminate  the active  management  that has allowed
          the Fund to outperform its benchmark since inception.

     o    Your Board has recently  authorized an open-market  repurchase program
          -- In an effort to support the market price of the Fund's common stock
          and also enhance the Fund's total return  through the purchase of Fund
          shares  under terms  accretive to  remaining  shareholders,  the Board
          recently   announced  its   authorization  of  an  open-market   stock
          repurchase program under which,  effective September 2, 2008, the Fund
          may  purchase  an  aggregate  of up to 20% of the  Fund's  outstanding
          shares of common stock in open-market transactions over a twelve-month
          period.  The Fund will make  open-market  purchases  of its  shares at
          times when such purchases would be accretive to shareholders.



We urge you to support the Fund by  completing,  signing and dating the enclosed
White Proxy Card and promptly mailing it in the enclosed postage-paid  envelope.
Alternatively,   you  may  vote  by  telephone  or  internet  by  following  the
instructions  on the  enclosed  card.  If you hold your shares in a brokerage or
bank  account  (in "street  name"),  your broker or bank cannot vote your shares
this year (as it has in past annual  meetings)  unless you complete,  sign, date
and return the proxy  voting  form it will send you.  Please do not sign or vote
any gold  proxy  card  sent to you by  Western  or its  associates.  If you have
already  returned a gold proxy card from  Western and wish to vote  according to
the recommendations of your Board of Directors,  please return a currently dated
White Proxy Card.  If you have already  returned the White Proxy Card,  we thank
you for your support.

Whether or not you plan to attend the Meeting,  and  regardless of the number of
shares you own, we urge you to authorize your proxy FOR your Board's nominees on
the White Proxy Card.

We thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,

The Directors of DWS Global Commodities Stock Fund, Inc.

John W. Ballantine                          William McClayton
Henry P. Becton, Jr.                        Rebecca W. Rimel
Dawn-Marie Driscoll                         Axel Schwarzer
Keith R. Fox                                William N. Searcy, Jr.
Paul K. Freeman                             Jean Gleason Stromberg
Kenneth C. Froewiss                         Robert H. Wadsworth
Richard J. Herring

If you have questions or need assistance in voting your shares, please call:

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