UNITED STATES.
RELATIONS WITH GERMANY. DEMAND FOR SEVERANCE. Beuter Service. Received Jan. 15, 10.40 p.m. Washington, Jan. 15. President Wilson has received a petition from Massachusetts, containing 15,000 signatures, demanding the severance relations with Germany. AMBASSADOR CORRECTLY REPORTED. i ' Washington, .)aru. 13. Officials are surprised to find that Mr. Gerard, the American Ambassadoi, was cdfrectly reported when he said that, relations between the United States and Germany were never better. The incident has created a difficult situation, and piay lead, to a statement of President Wilson's attitude on submarining. COUNT BERNSTORFF NONPLUSSED. Washington, .Tan. 14. Count Bernstorfi shows evidences of being nonplussed by the widespread nature of the Allies' demands, and haa ceased hi conferences with reporters. Apparently this is*due to fear of reprimand by President, Wilson, who is known to be most indignant at some of Count Bernstorff's insinuations, nnder the cloak of anonymity, concerning President Wilson's assistance in the Ger. man peace drive. THE POWDER FACTORY EXPLOSION Washington, Jan. 14. The police are investigating reports that German plotters are responsible for the 2xplosions.
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 January 1917, Page 5
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