Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-08

ia destroyed. II was sid tie embassy
knew ihn fualtana enrflea arms nn'
Ammunition and. being advised of th'
resolution 0f the German admiralty
10 attack ships that carried such con
tnhand officials had believed sh,
would De- attacked At the nmhnss,
ANA among diplpmatiais friendly e.
tho 8srmanic nilits there was q gene
ornl Satisfaction, amounting almost "a
relief when reports came that no lives
were lost, Tor u VIII urged that the
nutpnae az inc German submarine
rhmpAlgn WA only o. destroy British
commerce ana Sims, but not lives
Question of Armament.
There Was 4 disposition on tho part
az me Germans 10 inquire also
whether Inc Luslianll Carried any
tuna on her decks which might plac'
hcr IA ne oiaHs of wnfahlp aud make
upureoaanry according % the inWs oi
international warfare. the slfins OF
a warning.
The OFFICIALS az the state depart
mont enld lhev had not heard that th'
Luallania carricd any guns
IA Inc Nrit.ah embaMY II was re-
eenlud that carly IN the var after ne
EniioA States government bad beer
cauaited nn thc question # small Hnns
tor tha hdg liners tbs advice 8as gVci
w thc mate department. and hpedro
thnt nn Euna be carried on Che decks
ma nfltAh enihaHaF heard 81 th'
disaster through news dlNpatf heA AM
nffarad no formal comment tponNl
Officials stated he attack W1s ahso
utotp lnrgouenbie and constituted
most fragrant violation 81 hil th'
rules Of International law
oMclNis of the United states HoN'
crhmont were slow 70 express ans
opinion on the diplomatic uhHaag 81
az dnnstor aetretHry tit2an said
he was gfatiOed at haariHH roport
hint n0 llyes wcro lost but declined
comment Nn the course u this govern
mcut There remal4H llttle doubt
however. tonight hi We'll Informed
annners hcre that the incident wll
become a matter uf diplomatic GORE.
spUn4enco between the United NtWc'
I anA Gormapy when complete mfor'
mutton b reeelvea irrespective o.
i whether any fitiaeus IF the tniiet
I States ioH thcf lives
Reports from Ambassador.
Ambassador page reported hrlcfh
nn the sinking 90 tho eessel tut Off
4 rlal Information Ha to whether th'
ship WAS given warming. whether shi
was conveyed hy British Nafshipa ant
eHncefuinR tho cXleHt 20 which i've
OF Americans Were ieopafdized hy N
utlach or subjected 10 dansera on "a
high seas, win ne soughi thraaHll ~
4 American cmhHHsN Ia ia0hdua and thi
conHnlaira n Ireland hefafe q deelHini
"a foneheA uu ihe eWNrse 81 he pnr
Aied hy thp United siaies.
when the German admiralty pro
elnimod ihe wat h around Great bft
AIN and Ireland Is var Gnie' am
! warned neutral vessels oG4lnst IN
( dangers thHt 4g there the Unite
+ states aid nor adult GermanY'a ligh
lo place hd7arda n the WaN of Amcri
Itan ,gSols 0f lives There was ~
distinction drawn then ae tu Wlnihe
4 the Representations pf the Unite
states covered Americans travelling p
bellntrrni or neutral craft hut olil
clAla nlormnlly disclosed later thn
lhc hNte htd hren nufpeaeiY nhfNse
80 aH tn t0NUr Doth eamtiH#encipa IN
ihnemlge uf tho American note wa
eNVrYWhere recnWed Tonight as a pos
shlc iudeS cf the spnlieY to be pun
sned Tho discussion at the Tine ARCS
Particularly aver tha misuse ~ flag
lN htlliRcrni vessels the tnsilAni
iisclf huNns flown IN American ria
to Escape aiNok from aerman sphmn
riuts Tho United states remunsirai
ga with Great iifitau ever such us
oi lho American ilna and said ut "a
samo iIm0 Do note g Germany
Warning rs Anrrica.
"if tho commanders OF German Ncs