The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
indicated Presidents Atti-
tude Is that ii There be Fur
ther Exchange Submarine
Warfare Must Stop While
Negotiations Proceed.
FRESH WARNING TO
OUR SHIPS TODAY
Meantime Submarine Victims
Multiply; Sinking Of Gulf
light Is Admitted and Sta
tiOn Ship Scorpion Has
Close Escape.

iBy Evening Heraid Letsed Wirsl
tieriin, May ~ ffia funtluu5.--
Tho GeFmau reply 10 the Anrrr-
lean note. sent sitter the slnklng
of the l.linifHnia. was siallod BIZ
Herr won Jnguw, the forcien min
lister, nt a o'cioch last night and
delivered 10 Arnbas<adar Gerard
this forenoon for fFane1nisslon 10
Washington.
Tse note expresses Gefnlans,s
rcasef fDr iulnriqs ensfnlnc,l b,
Americnns ~ . Fesssit of suhun-
rine and aernpiane attacks aud
ofEers compensation IN case4 IN
which sicrmany n found 10 he
In the wnuH. a. *
A. sndisulei prcylOis3y IN these
dispatches. the note defcfs . a.
rest nnawcr ca the questicns
raised by President wilson penei-
Ing n further exchange Of yieua
GcFmnny desires 10 establish
WHISTLER the i.usifnnin was y DE-
fonseicss sucfcItani ship ar was
helng used for she transportation
0f war munitions aud soldiers, on
which nnsnspcctlna paanongcrs
were permitted 90 take pesenge GO
safeguard the war innterlals >
The AmeFicnR Representations
rexnrdlnK the tnf1icl'olna of the
British steamer Fainh4. IN which
an American lost hls lilo are
answered with the statcnienl that
Il WINS intended "a offer simple
tline Tor the pnssenacFs and eFeo
to leave the shlp.
The Gcfushn reply expresses
regrets for the "sininsentsonal at
tasks'' ON the American steamers
GnifIisha and Cusislnw and offers
to give compensation IN any canes
Ia .srich Gerlnany h iound 20 bo
wrong.
Germany sunacsts that csses Ia
dispute lse referred 10 The riaene
for - decision.
The ioss Of life in connection
with the sinking of slie British
sienmer Fainba. in which an
Anerican citizen wis drowned, n
said ca have becn due 10 the at
tempt Of the yessti ca cscape.
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Washington, Stay a0--~smhaa-
sassor Gerard reported today tisni
while tine sserman Reply 90 the
American note had not yet hecn
dcii,crcsi tO him. he knew tt-ei Il
contained reuuest for an agfce-
mcni on the fn'ts IN the iAisstanin
ease.
Ambassador Cerard's Dispatch
- coBcefnlng the pFohal1le eun-
tents of the GerlnRh notes haze
bccn guarded with great secrecy
That the woseFHsnrnt. however
had decided 10 ask for an ngrec-
mcnt a. 20 the facts of lhe In.
sitanla--wheehcr she WAS ~
Auxiliary cruiser on the BRITISH
naval lisa nnd carFind n cargo oI
war munitions aHd whether slls
was armed with guns ulopntef
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Indicated Il
some or the ambassadors dis
patrhes.
Il Is believed the German gov.
efnmeal's 4tnteanclai Of iis under'
standing of the mats win he met
promptly with = statement Of TN
Anerlcan goferulncut's infosgnn
tlon and q cosager peupOsal thai
wi,iIc the disz'uSasnn a In prog
rcss there shall be an nbatenen
Of attacks on American vessels ol
lives.
Washinatnn. May ea.--on the 4,
OF Germhny's reply 10 the Ameris
note on the sinkine Of the Lusltar
therc are Indications that Pressd'
Wilson will take the position that
Germany wishes 20 Conduct q u
diplomatic negotiation, she -srst a.
suspend submarine warfare on Am
lean ships OF those carrying Amerl'
lives.
Il Vas expected noFe thas the q
man note might Be delivered ans ~
today 20 Ambassador 0efnrd
nfst ofncial dispatches lu lrom Euf'
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