UNITED STATES.
LOSS OF THE SUSSEX. JUSTIFIES A SERIOUS ISSUE. London. May 22. The Daily Telegraph's Washington correspondent says that President Wilson is prepared to make a serious issue of the question of the piiniAment of the commander of the submarine which sunk the Sussex. The Ambassador, Mr. Gerard, has been unable to leavn what punishment has 'been inflicted. Washington points out that tlic jeffectiveness of the new orders depends entirely on the penalty for their violation.
INTERFERING WITH MAILS. A NOTE TO BRITAIN. Washington, jtfoy 22. The American Note to Britain on the subject of mail interference makes it plain that the United States cannot consent to the continuance of Britain s policy. ■
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Taranaki Daily News, 24 May 1916, Page 5
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