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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20


As far as could learned the Arabic carried securities
One account from Queenstown that the torpedo struck
the Arabic 100 feet the starboad side
The captain and all the deck officers got oil safely The wire
kept sending out calls 10 the last ana SHIPS 10
the rescue from distant points
This the big victim of German submarine warfare since
n. sania was sent the bottom The fact that the loss Of
life is not great hewondeu training and dscine of the
crew under Captain Finch
number or theatrical people
going over to fill American engagements including Kenneth
Douglas and Stella Carol ~
Pil scenes continued throughout the evening the White
Star Lines London Offices Although the published
carly that unaccounted tor yet with
available of relatives and friends besieged the
building hoping for definite that their connections
were among the saved
Friends of Kenneth Douglas the actor relieved to find
that Mrs Douglas had received telegram stating that her u
band safe.
person of interest was Stella Carol commonly known
S Stella the Originally street singer she discovered
h Mime Amv Sherin who has her under until she
tentvone Several times the girl has attempted to defeat this
decision binds her Nine Sherwn
mill She is twenty-one SIS week, plus half the profits
With her husband Lebond she sailing for New York
80 Il6l contract arranged by M Gorlwch who Nine She
wins husband.
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at is definite challenge 10 neu.
trails" ssyA 1.-THE Daily News" "snd
it does not stand alone The Selling
of Norwegian mails, which aroused
great and natural indignation in Nor.
way, is merely another illustration on
n smaller scale of the entirely unlin.
tied rights which Germany is arroy,t.
ing to herself over all neutral con.
merce.
president Wilson's warning q u.
end of last month is quite explicit. He
told the German government that 'reps.
titions by commanders of German naval
vessels Of acts in contravention Of neu.
trail rights would be regarded a.
Washington when they affected Amer.
can subjects as deliberately unfriend.
w. The cup is oyerfowing."
at remains to be seem" says THE
Morning Telegraph" what the civi.
lized world will do. The American
government already has stated its
standpoint in the plalnest language.
Germany has treated the American
statements with contempt. II the pol.
icy which is being followed by the Ger.
mans is permitted to crystalline int,
presidents then there is no sea.boms
interest of the United States which will
not be imperilled if at some future tim.
the American people become involved
in war at sea-"
"The fact that the Arabic was out.
ward bound wipes away the whole web
of falsehood and sophistry with which
Germany sought to darken the case in
its impudent and mendacious reply to
the American note on the Lusitanla"
"The Times" says. There can be no
pretence that the Arabic was csrryin.
ammunition"
at is for the Americans to decide
how far, if at all, the Arabic incident
affects their rights and interests. and
what action. if any, is called for" says
"The Mail"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20

London, Aug. l9 The steamship
Arabic was torpedoed by German sub
marine this morning. There were a
number of Americans aboard.
Well?
Boston Herald.
Is this the answer?
When President Wilson dispatched to
Berlin his last note on the Lusitania
case it was commonly observed that he
would look to the Atlantic rather than
to Berlin for his answer
Now that answer may have come. No
submarine captain, in these ticklish
times. would be likely to remain una
ware of the purpose of his government
in such a situation. And it will make
little difference whether American lives
were lost or not, so long as they might
so easily have been.
1t is too early to discuss what the
United States should do about it, We
must have the facts. II they are as
they now seem the "strict accountable
ity" message with which our President
opened the discussion will stare him
and his fellow countrymen in the face.
Philadelphia Press.
Nothing can excuse the deliberate
" unfricndly" act of imperilling the
lives Of peaceful American passengers
travelling TO their own country on le-
gitimate business. The Arabic on her
westward trip could not be suspected
OF carrying munitions or troops. Ii
looks as if a submarine commander
simply saw fair target for a torpedo
and. with brutal lack of humanity, took
the risk of repeating the Lusitana hor-
ror near the, same place. In that case
his act was crime Of such cynical
audacity as TO arouse the belief that
the submarine commander was fully
aware that his act was deliberately
unfriendly" TO this nation. which he
intended to fiout and outrage.
st. Paul Pioneer Press.
Whether this is an act which the
United States must regard as "deliber-
ately unfriendly," and resent accord
ingly, or whether It comes as an &C.
which we can only deplore as barba-
rous AMI unworthy great nation lay
ing claim to the highest civilization,
the more complete etails will de-
velop.
No one believes Germany means
intentionally 70 affront the United
States. but pursuance of her naval
rolicy toward passenger ships. regard
less of the TACT that Americans NAV be
among the sufferers. indicates to many
that she cares little whether we are
affronted or not.
Springfield Republican.
If the act was technically somewhat
removed from the category described
as deliberately unfriendly," it was not
because the German submarine COM
mander so willed it, but because of the
benign interposition of God Almighty.
1t cannot be pretended, in the face Of
this event, that Germany has actually
restrained her submarine commanders
from deeds which in principle IL not in
practice rival the Lusitania massacre.
Because of its obvious intent and
underlying spirit, this latest subma.
rine attack on passenger shis
widens the gaping breach in the rela-
tions between the warning German
Empire and this peaceful Western Re-
public.
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stage name is Rose Wilbur. was return
ing with him.
Kenneth Douglas, an English actor
who appeared here last season in a
leading role in "A Pair of Silk Stock
ings." is also on the passenger list. He
was returning to America under con-
tract with Miss Grace George for the
coming season.
In his ocean voyages Mr. Douglas is
pursued by i'll luck. He was on the
Lusitania when the big Cunarder went
down. Yet although the Kaiser appears
to have a grudge against him, the Eng
lish actor has now survived two tor
pedo attacks. and will shortly risk an
other in his attempt 20 get to America.
"The Flying Mortons,' trio of aero
bats living in Trenton, n. j., were re-
turning. They are Christopher Nc
Tamney, John Nolan and John Oh
schewski.
Mrs. John B. KelK and her children,
the Misses Dorothy, Olive NJ. and Nio-
let and John w. Kelk, the wife and
children Of a former captain in the
White Star Line service, were among
the passengers rescued. Captain Kelk,
who at one time commanded the Cretic,
is now in the British army in France.
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What Will u. S. Do?
London Now Asks
tBy cable to The Tribune. ]


London, Aug. 90. The sinking o<tne
Arabic and its possible effects on the
relations between Germany and tn
United States overshadow all other
war news in the morning papers. Tine
editorial comment focuses largely on
the attitude that President Wilson Will
take, but does not overlook the gem
eral challenge to neutral rights.
"The Daily Chronicle" says:
1--WE await with interest the action
which the American government will
take in face of this new challenge to
neaceful sea-borne traffic"
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AMERICAN PRESS
SEES GRAVE CRISIS
Continued from page l

to protect American lives upon the
seas. He cannot now repeat what he
has already asserted three times.
Should investigation prove that it was
the Germans who have again jetti-
soned international law then they have
torpedoed the good will of the United
States.
Chicago Herald.
Friendship itself prompts it (the
United States to say to the imperial
government that repetition by the COM
manders of German naval vessels of
acts in contravention of those rights
must be regarded by the government of
the United States, when they affect
American citizens. as deliberately UNI
friendly. Wilson to Ger
many, July 81, 1915.
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No Warning Given,
u. S. Consul Reports
lFrom Tho Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington, Aug. 19.-The following
dispatch was received tonight from
Lewis c. Thompson, vice-consul al
Queenstown:
Survivors state that ship was tor
podoed without warning, and sank in
eleven minutes. Excellent discipline
prevailed. In all twenty-one boats
were lowered, but all were picked up
by rescue boats. Other boats were
empty. No authentic information as
yet as TO whether any or how many
were lost"
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ated by the United States. and stated
that q repetition Of the Lusitsnis al
fair would be regarded by this govern
ment as deliberately unfriendly." In
making this statement the American
government virtually notified Germany
that further attacks on American
rights would cause a rupture oil dipio-
matte relations.
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ARABIC UNARMED,
WHITE STAR MEN SAY

II was said at the White Star
Office here last night that the Arabic
when she left this port for Liver
pool was unarmed. and II is the be.
lief OF the local agents that she
was sent out of Liverpool without
guns.
The 1000 tons Of freight which
she had on board consisted largely
Of French and English goods and
was insured by the shippers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-20

direct from Manila. In boxes OF
IS, 95 cts.
No unknown brands.
All fresh cigars in prime condition.
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warfare" To this note the govern
ment of Germany has sent no reply
through the channels of diplomacy.
Is the torpedoing of the Arabic Ger
many's reply?
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ihdfistrGser tparb BON alien Seitsn
beitiirmt. Sm beuti6en alub bingsn
bic umtIi4en ge.anntmatningen aus,
- ariessertldrungm, 1elearamme
Die Stdbt baltic ipi.Ser bon Ra,eisn'
fbiiHen, BEN 3eihtn Der 4useabe bon
Grtrdbldiiern, unb bi. ileintn 3siis
unssjungsn Hefsn nit ibreH .,9Ol.tins-
f4reisHb bur6 bic Strab.n. Die Ban
fen iparen esf9loNen. grnit unb Be-
fdnssn sriibtsu .inanber bic ang,boris
gen Der psrf6iebenen Raiion.n, bic
Oeuiiten, bic Gran5oi,n unb Gnsldn'
Der, ii6 ale tennenb in Der tIeinsn ins
tsrndtiondlen pdrasuapii4en 6aupts
itaot. Die alsemeins Snnpaibie
neigis iid uns nibt gu. Wir Dsut'
fhen i'm aus!anb iinb sta9tst, at'
f9dsi, bUprjuet, abtr ni4t gsiiebt.
llnO DOIlsubi bier iit paris srumpf
paris bas 3auberipori. bas i.osrsWuas
re erit ben retten Werib perleibi. ga'
rig bas erfsbnie 3i.l allr .naf bris
ben" rsiisnbtn parasuaper. ~aieman'
bortn man pobl I'm Dorbeiesben unb
erbisIt sinen mitIsibigen ober fpotiis
fden Bid, mandmal aud sine pers
lebeHbs 8emertung. Natiirli9 brahten
Grtrdbl6tier unb 3eiiunsen Don glns
fang an getpaltige 2iieen. Rein WuH,
Der, bd bic 4abd nah Siibamsriia in
eHglii9enSGRbn jinb. Reuter unb Sa.
pos iiberbotsn fi6 in feniaiion.Isn 5s'
ltarammen. MeHn uniere SerSen aud
poll.r Gorge tpdreH, 10 perIoren mi.
DeuiI9en bod teinen gtusenblid ben
Uluth, bic 8uperii4t unb bas Der,
trauen. @ir brahten ben 2iie.nmsIs
bunssn unisrer Jeinbs fait iniiintiiD
Dom sribn Musenbltd an WRibtrousn
entseser,. 9estifteriins erfiiuk uns
ale.
Die Serren Der fsit Srei Utpnai,n
In parasuan ipirienben bsuti4en Wlb
IitdrmiFipn iparsn iofort mad Be-
ltauuipsrSsu hsz 2EisssertldraHg Oh.