America
THE ARABIC'S FATE.
GERMANY PREPARED WITH j ( APOLOGY. —'!_ j ; WASHINGTON CERTAIN TO BE SATISFIED. United Press, Association. - >(Received 8.00 a.m.") ; Washington, August 26. Germany unofficially announces that it is believed the commander who.sank the Arabic exceeded his instructions. Germany offered an apology if such was found to be the case, and promised complete satisfaction, coupled with a hint that she intended for the .future" to preserve the lives of Americans tra-velling-aboard belligerent, ships las far as possible. The ,Tiliitj?d (Suites Government &> practically certain to accept this a s a satisfactory ssetAle-ment. j t ■!') 4 i I f\ \ I*l --tt —'■ «* " f '•^ i
PART OFiTHE CAMJE. GERMANY'S FINANCIAL CONOt-A TION.
IffSPJRBPy R-E^ORTSJ (Received 11.45 a.m.) Washington, August. 26. The Treasury officials regard the reports of Germany's grave financial cpiw dition as inspired with a view jto* attracting" ' world-wide I t'omment, 1 which would' be HfdefnV 'to' Germany.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 99, 27 August 1915, Page 5
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