America

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 74, 27 July 1915, Page 5

America

RUTHLESS SUBMARINING.

GERMAN CHANCELLOR'S RUSE FAILS BADLY. United Pittas Association (Received 9.35 a.m.) Amsterdam, July 26. Chancellor Von Bethniann Hollweg at first published extracts from the American Note, accompanied by a semi-official statement insisting on the correctness and politeness of the Note. The manoeuvre, however, tailed,, and the complete text produced an explosion of anti-American sentiment. The newspapers and the public are almist unanimous in favouring Admiral Yon Tirpitz's policy of ruthless submarining.

BRITAIN'S REPLY TO NOTE.

United Press Association

(Received 8.45 a.m.) Washington, July 26. Britain, replying to the American Note of March 30th against an Order-in-Council restricting neutral eom- • merce, holds that its actions are within international law, although it admits they may involve new applications of legal principles. Britain urges it would be proper to await a judicial interpretation.

CERMAN-AMERICAN PRESS

United Press Association

(Received 10 a.m.) Chicago, July 26.

The Sfcaats Ze'itung, a Germau-i American organ, declares that Germany can never submit to the tone oi' the United States Note and will, much as she will lie sorry for it, find no other answer than by breaking diplomatic relations. We will know, as the German Government finally know, that with such a .step she fulfils not only the wish of this Government, but also that of England, and that will create a very painful situation for German-Americans. GERMAN PRESS WARNING. United Press Association. (Received 9.5 a.m.) Amsterdam, July 20. The Berliner Tagablatt warns America not to embark on enterprises for which she mav be soiiv.