Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-05-10
Nation Awaits Wilson's Policy,
Which May Be Announced
to Cabinet Tomorrow.
AMBASSADOR Won BERNSTORFF
IN CONFERENCE WITH BRYAN
Forecast Is Act of Sinking Giant Cunarder
with Americans Aboard Will Be
Denounced as InexcuSable.

tesfying Kinsa
Ireland admitted he had knowledge that attempt be
o torpedo
Spencer Churchill of the British admraty
had acknow
admiralty warning him of the
of submarines and directing the he to take
Deepest sympathy American lives today cabed
the department Washington The mes
that responsibility with the British government for
trying starvation blockade"
BensOH the German ambassador called Secretary
today expressed deep that the events OF the war led
the loss of American lives
still secuson the White House. but it is ex
that he will his policy regarding the Lusa tragedy
the cabinet meeting tomorrow.
all
according revised hgures is Lac
The number of American citizens who lost their lives is 49,
By the United Press:
KINsALE Ireland, May lo-rhat he Ia knowledge A.
Lustania made
the commander of the lfated liner here today.
Lusiana he had received
information that an attempt would be made to sink him.
By the Associated Press
LONDON NAV TO- s2 mrhe ars lord of the admiralty Winston
Spencer Cap
acknowledged of from
the admiralty giving him warning and directions for the course he was
take.
admiralty would
% an merchant ships
admiralty general knowledge German warning
America Mr. Churchill declared land from that know
edge information concerning submarine
warnings the Lusiania and directions her
think however right go into that in detail it
deavoring to throw blame on the captain
ter which will be subject of full investigation.
By the Associated Press
BERLIN wireless LondonThe German government
department Washington expression Of the deep
sympathy American lives through the destruction of the
Lusana Germany however, reis her declaration that the RESPONSE
bliV with the British government
transmitted the United through the
declares that all Germany symahzes with
America citizens the
bliy rests Englands starvation blockade.
relied EngIanos
instead of the German warnings
which armed,
impossible and they cannot be treated like ordinary me
chantmen.
the entire English
admitted the Lusitania carried large
quantities admitted that her cargo
4599 of small ammuntions II is also
Of the liners chiefly contraband
WASHINGTON May the German ambas
today and
regret had led the loss
American lives
After
Bryan following given out by the
secretary
and expressed
that the of the had led to the loss OF SO many
American lives"
Secretary Bans statement
Lusina by name known that the two officials
specifically the ambassadors first visit to the depart
the disaster The secretary received him Immediately ana
greeted him cordially
Secretary Bryan Office ne
being under promise
Secretary anything should be said by the secretary His only
appointment with President wilson
Secretary Bernstor eadfasty refused
departments announcement but II was
Interpreted ambassador had for his government
expressed of life the Lustan but Tor
orpedong American Gught and
the American lost the Faaba
doto