New Britain herald., 1915-08-27

Washington, Aug. 27.-Cod
 Bernstorff, the German ambl acting on instructions from
 notified Secretary Lansing tod Hull satisfaction" would be d
 the United States for the sin| the White Star liner Arabic. A
 Lassador explained that a would make mere than a me| &vowaL if it is found the Ara1 sunk without warning.
 Count Won Bernstorff called
 state department early and cd
 with Secretary Lansing nearly hour. It had been suggested tl
 hsps Germany was ready also
 reparation for the Americans
 the Lusitania, but that subjcctl come up at todays confercnce
 disposition of the German eTn1 to take up one step at a time. Crisis Regarded Passed. The amb ssador did not mal lie the extent of the instructiol Perrin on which he acted, but understood they coincided
 with the statement Of the
 chancellor in Associated Pre-
 spatches from Berlin yestcrd , pressing the willingness of tl man government 10 make fullci
 ration if it is shown finally q Arabic was torpedoed without ing. So far the German adnirs received no report from it's subj
 which were operating in the ] !, vicinity. Further communicati now expected from Berlin to t| man ambassador and to the st Tartment from Ambassador
 which will advance the negotia. a point where attacks on pa carrying ships will be definitA continued, at least while the $u under further discussion. Tbl between the two countries noN garded as having passed I'm realm of diplomacy.
 The German am bassador stated after his interview wit Lansing that his instruction eml the declaration of the Berlin < ment that it would give full faction to the American gover That he declared meant much than disavowal. Of course, bl inc giving of the satisfaction depend upon the circumstancesl attack on the Arabic. The G government did not know M said whether the Arabic was sr a German submarine and VI warning, but, if investigatior that to have been the case, Ge will make full reparation. tt.
 The ambas~ador said he believ gotiations over the Arabic wol followed by negotiations over thu tania, in view of the official stat in Berlin that submarine to the United Statesa be announced.
 Did Not See Message.
 Count Won Bernstorh said n not see the message sent to the by Ambassador Ger . 1t is known, however, that Aml Tor Gerard's despatch agrees 'ount Bernstorff's advices that marine commanders have been tructed to attack no more pc. merchant ships without warning
 Will Press Demands.
 The American government nevt ess will press for clearing up ntire submarine controversy Def ill consider the Arabic and LuBl Incidents closed. Unofficial wori cen conveyed to administration ials that Count Won Bernstorf .eves the position of the German rnment will be determined by th erial chancellor and by the I'd minister, rather than by the mi f marine and that stringent e i'll b made to sec that subm follow tHeir instruc
 President Wilson did not holC aual Friday cabinet meeting e,ause the negotiations with lany were still t0 inc0inplete. lans tO remain in WashinEton, yer. until the controversy is M +ared up.
 Asks Clear Explanations.
 In his talks with Ambassador ernstorff. Secretary Lansing has T nothing for granted and has l. ,r clear explanations of all ! Ients regarding the intention O crman government.
 As soon as the German govern
 (Ccntinued on Fifteenth PaEc