THE AMERICAN WAR CLOUD
AUSTRALIAN STATESMEN IN , AMERICA IMPRESSIONS OF PUBLIC FEELING London, March 30. , Tie Hon. 0. G. Wade (the newly-ap-pomted Agent-General for New South Wales), in an interview, said' he had spent six weeks in the United States, equally between ' Bast and West. He interviewed Mr. Roosevelt, Mr. Lansing (Secretary of State), and ffiftny other politicians, business men, financiers, and bankers. His general conclusion was' that America was now preponderatingly pro-Ally. Thero was still some soreness. regarding British methods with neutral, shipping. Ho attended Congress during the Ziminerinanti letter disclosures regarding Mexico. I : _ Mr. Wade is of opinion that Eastern America Will gladly, support the President against Germany, and that the West will quickly swing into ,line. There is no doubt _ that publio opinion favours intervention to-dav 'more strongly than it did .after the t/usitania outrage.—Aus.-N.Z: Cabje 'Assn. DETAINED AMERICAN CONSULS 1 RELEASED (Rec. April .1, 5.5 p.m:) Washington, March 30. Germany'is reported to have released the American Consuls who 'have been .detained since the. breach in the diplomatio relations.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. . : ; J
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3043, 2 April 1917, Page 5
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175THE AMERICAN WAR CLOUD Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3043, 2 April 1917, Page 5
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