UNITED STATES.
THE ARABIC TROUBLE. SATISFACTION WANTED. HESPERIAN MINED. Received Oct. 5, 5.3 p.m. ' Washington, Oct. 4. Following upon the. conference between President Wilson and Mr. Lansing to consider Count Bcrnstoril's last Arabic Note, it has been announced that Germany had failed to 1 satisfy the Government's requests that Germany would disavow the sinking and assume the liability therefor. It. is also stated that a final refusal to meet the American view might lead, to a rupture of diplomatic relations.
Naval pffieers who. were assigned to. examine the metal found aboard the Hesperian are virtually convinced thnt a mine wrecked the vessel.
SYMPATHY WITH THE ALLIES. (Times and Sydney Sun Services.) London, Oct. 4. Speaking at a banquet Mr. Choate declared that ninety million Americans were in fullest sympathy with th? Allies in the contest for liberty, justice and civilisation.
Mr. Depew said that the loan was an ideal celebration of the centenary of Anglo-American peace.
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1915, Page 5
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