The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-10
Press Of Country, While Ad-
mitting Encouraging Fea-
ture in Reply in Some In
stances, Dislikes Tone.
EAST GENERALLY MORE
INCENsED THAN WEST
Impudence', Faulty, and
Defiance" Used by One
Section; Other Sees mo
Chip on Shoulder Attitude"

The German reply to President
Wilson'S socund note was olitorlalb
commented on today throughout the
United states. Excerpts from some
OF the leading newspapers.
The Now York Giobc-G Germany y
reply TO the second busltauia note is
as unsatisfactory as her reply to the
first There h evasion ot the simple
issue as To- whether Germany intends
10 violate International law when tho
violation means the death of Amori-
can citizens. Tho failure of Get-
many. although twice intcrrogafed.
to make a definite disclaimer of such
purpose is most discouraginE to al
who have ahored 60 preserve uuim-
pnircd the historic good relations be-.
tween Germany aud the United states.
The New York Evening sun-Thc
German reply 20 President Wilson's
remonstrHuces against The abomsna-
tion of Submarine mijius as prac-
ticed by the kfsers navy would hc
q climax OF Imrudcucc is Il were not
"a marvel of fatWty
The Ncw York Herald-strippcd OF
It's cant about "humnnity". ......oi lts
prating about Gerinsuys pre-, lous
contentious in behalf of "abonshment
of the right of capture" .....of It's
tirade against Great Britain and us
altogether 4pccious contentious with
regard to the Lusitania. the German
answer 90 the United States is one of
defiance
The san Francisco Chronicle From
su much as has been made public, the
important point is that there is au
entire absence of the bclligorent spirit
Win this In mind, II it Is found that
Germany Is asking as 60 ahridgc Ger.
tain of our rights ON the high seas
wU ought 10 oo at,ir To argue the issu,
without any Indulgence In remark.
calculated to arouse International an
mostly.
Tho Dcs Moines Capital-The poin
of Importance in connection with thu
latest Germin note is that it does NO
represent chip on the shoulder
attitude.
The bcs Muincs Tribune German,
hns decided that her submarine op'
crhtiuns are Important enough 10 risl
adding the United States to the ns
of her enemies. That President vii,
son will agree to the German pro
posal is unlikely ..... Our honor hn.
not been attacked by any agency tina
a duchst would recognize as com
posed iu mind To those who cr, fo
fhc war the country should answc
with au unclutvoCai no. Let thua
VIII" feel afiruntcd go pnd enlist ia
the French army
Tho Chicago journal The Gofmai
note. Just received 900 Washington
"u' OF the MOST tnsulcnt aud cyasil
messages ever addressed hy the go,
eminent of one great nation 90 tha
of another II fails to offer any ron
aratlou or apology for the killing "a
Americans ou the Lusitinm ANA uthe
vessels
Tn" Fresno tCall Republican
Tho principle of freedom OF tho sca
from the slaUght,r of rcuuais hu
not only been lauorcd but has bee
definitely d.uri
Tho Seatr, Times Americas stan
is clearly defined Tho country mus
maintain it we have uo fear thu
'he president Will Yield.
IN" Anaconda CMontl standard
IN encouraging feature is found {
'he tone Of Gcrmauys note. bat con
SlneIed as % whole h is disappoint
ing In tho extreme.
Ine Butte tMont) post-NHh re-
.p''' 3" the main point at issue, an
''n'nent OF the United SUITES
NI.'' '''"ilN az the point whore h va
before the first note was sent bv m
president.
THE spokane CWash) Chronicle
The United states cannot ,o,. arfor,
CO. rO0eic from these demands. The,
were based not only on intornatinna
law and International precedent. bu
upon humanity and Honor.
The El Paso (TeNas) Herald-Th,
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