GERMAN PRESS ATTACKS ON AMERICA
VIOLENT OUTBURSTS. : . Amsterdam, April 25. German newspapers make fresh violent " outbursts against America in connection with Mr. W.. J. flrj'an's; reply to Count Bernstorff. ■ 1
_ Mr. Bryan (U.S. Secretary for State)', in reply to Count Bernstorff (German Ambassador at Washington), regretted that the language of Count Bernstorff's memorandum was susceptible" of ~ being construed as impugning the good faith of America. The United States Government would never yield any of its'rights as a neutral to any'belligerent, and re- ■ gretted the assumption- that 'the Government could prohibit the sale or exportation of arms to Germany's'enemies. Such # a . prohibition would a direct violation of 'neutrality;-' hence the Government was unable to consider it,
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2446, 27 April 1915, Page 5
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