Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-04
Experts On International Law
10 Have No Loophole For
Quibbing
PERSONAL EMISSARY is
SENT BACK TO BERLIN
Or. Dernberg Regarded As a
Menace to Peace and Is
Sent Back Home
(By John Edwin Novin

Wy vVilll buWln NOV1n.l
United Press staff Correspondent.)
washington, June 1.-THE grayity al
the situation between the United states
una Germany was emphasized today
when Counsellor lansing of the stafa
| department, was summoned TO attend
the cabinet meeting Rt which President
wilson presented his re.oindcr 10 her.
I'm 3 latest note regarding The sub
marine warfare.
Tho president desired that Lansing,
an expert on international law. make
nus answer to Gcrmanys 3 unsatisfactoav
rellN TO the American dcmnnds correct
TO the last detail He wisnos 10 avoid
any sup or excuse for further DELAY In
dealing with points as to rights of Az.
orleans TO travel ut sea IN safety md
~ aaiileehng the honor Of the United
States
It was expected that the presidents
rel"ndcr would declare all irrelevant
issues must be discarded until tho
United states is assured that her riehts
under International law win be- reeoa.
n'1ed' The cabinet agreed there shonid
ne no Weakening on thid point
Ihe principals was first enunciated
m answer TO GefmWnyE announcement
mat sno contemplated submarine war.
rare, II was reiterated IN the note for.
War9ed to berlin following the sinkiny
'' tne Lusllnnia and win be emphasized
III % ,he new n"ie gone over today.
lno 'ablnot went to the bottom of
Germany contentious as TO the r,t,si
ann being armed and Carrying ex.
INiHes aud also the affidayits malting
lnllhr allegations, bat theao ebnrgns
POSITION.
When it was definitely learned that
l"yer Gcrhnrd had left for Germany
. nm rmlssary Of Ambassador Won
'efhSlofli II was takon for granted
nht under n5tucti0ns from thc nm.
0H'adoj he would counsel that der.
'any y next note be of such nainte M
insure an amicablc settlement Of OK.
tlnB differences II is known that
'9 amoas7ndor fpla Germany has NOT
NY regarded, or 1ns nilod To under-
una lhe American position Through
'inhrd he hopes matters may be made
ven rlearcr Officials believe Ger.
.rd D report Of the conference beiweon
jlI iernstont and the president viii
rry great weight in Berlin.
Emssary Sent 10 Berlin
Arsvcr gorhn,l po1 80.
,nof from Gcrno Nv" M I'oso @ commits
ss,,,I,. ~ many WIN act as AM
.issnrg IN Uo,Ii,' ''i'' ~ y personal
.bna,aIor ~ yic,.l '' WI 'N P'Ws the
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rjod soon '''o" WING" WIZ be Tor
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