Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-15
WI u Do Anything Within
National Honor To Keep
Friendship Of US.
MUST REBUILD COMMERCE
WITH NEUTRAL NATIONS
Answer 1s;!., 10 Presidents Note
Will Not Be Ready For AT
Least Two Weeks
(By Carl W. Ackerman.,

(uhlted Press Staff Corrcsnaaa
a. norllu' June l0.--(By mail M ~
Hon, wa Norway, thence bv cab, ~ Ion
Mew York, june l5.-Germanv n wim -
asnythmg within her national horaa m 20
Neep Americas friondshin 'V'or 70
,WNe do not want 10 hoh, 49,
W9ridt an official said m ,ra ~ .nc
WIN n w. 1ot want diplomatic relatinns
s ",." enc united States severed ! a,n
Gn,, 9ufo !. atiairs came to such no;nt
~viniuhy S",,uNhy herself would PROPOSE XXX. J,rs
n.a,i a'ion y, ny Sweden, Denmark or Nns.
This official pointed ont thu, !,
sugnush uermany Is practicable Xxx ~. ~
pDolserent which has not signoa ~
p.san oreatles with tho United Stata'
tps'uent wilson might bo willins ~
ah,p,trate under provisions mmilss
'"9se 9 contained in the treatica '"
inut Germany does not wnnt n 49,.
staur tn4or ,he friendship Of the unit"1
pu'teS because of the effect 4, ~,
"uNe upon other noutrals IA ana ~ ~ M,
teusons frequently glvon for the wv
i" prevent break. NVsio
ucrnhny also apprecibtoa a. .,.s
WORK done by Anericant N r,aiu o ,ehet
ia tbo b'"",. And another reason eiteJ
abont ,io"HHalion that after tbo war
win Eo '"o only place whore Germnnv
,a. pp unie 70 rebuild her foreign y sS'
'E,eo 1919 Wlil DC with the neutral co,,m son
groa,, o,,ee, ahu TINT estraugement Of III La
Iaoti Iao%t'SI neutral power might ba '"o
ploW 70 uerHan businesa
nhn'passador Gerard expects h confa.
,o''.''nRor ,'''o"sanRor Gerard oxpeets to eonfu
j5olsohally with Kaiser Wilb,l,, hg hoirI
'urFahy reply 10 the lategt A,,gsI
Ky " forwarded TO Wasbington nm MI
'S'aor 'S. is expected to return ~ noai ano
t.vr rorelgn Minister Won .Ingo,s 'nln
@its report Of the informatlom ptp
n. n,lou 70 aim by Dr. Meyer Gorha.I %
oisoual emissnry OF Ambassodor w
and at that time lbo w"
ionRrh. ''Vut tne derman
WIN these plans In Wow h, ,n
yilJn,, so',er"meht = reply to ProaiJon,
letoJ 'oJolnder VIII nd be con,
nJo,., ion lor at least q fortnight II
w. i,'oIs'oo1 Ambassador Gerard learnnJ
10 huiIug luncheon AZ The emhase',
y. "Sp'cn minister Won Jagow anJ I,
n,,oo, vtary OF Foreign Affais Zim.
were guests "'"'
-. o9ile'ed here that tho willino
,,1 y, OF President Wilson to oc, '"s
.,,,ir g,,4lor between Germany ana Gra"s ~
q ''r,n ,IIa. ~ bringing about a change
y lp., preaont cnafneter ar the war nnan ~
y s'us ~ hased upon informal intimn
'hs winch have been rcceigo i",inla
'S,umd 'Itn, u Is understood that Grsas
.,,ilh ,Ilh notified the United states ~
,nla ay,sn were willing to modify tSs s
'Ssade 'Ss Of Germany, permittin,, so eno
LIZ LIZ 70 enter tho empire Il Gs,mnn.. rOOu
,ypld modify her submarino any ~nssay
ana reliably informed tbe ~ Iint,ni ,s,e;
VIZ , lnlnmhlly told GERMANY betoru sesu
imperial government repIed e'y,e ~ n
~ nole OF protest, that t6e WnsLin"o no
government would not repeat
vr OF mediation upon t6ls noia. m
Az " should be again refer,eI Y',s ~
~" ,'"lle"ty caused Considerable r,s
~ ~ Berlin. II is believed , W
y ''g ~ states must have strong ,ea %
y lor changing Us annonnceT NV. wv
y n9 70 attempting to medints h.
submarine aud blockade problo,n
,nat was probably d1e ~
'B' IN the attitude Of LoaJon "