The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
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Wsshington, Oct. 5.-Gerna.y Aas
eeaplstsly aessAsl to ths Anssissa
AsaaaAs fse ssttlsnsat fer ths Asabas
casa n insssiai sovsr..sat I. .
lstteE presented to-day by its snhassa.
-, Osa.t Yea Bssnstor2, to Secretary
Laasias, dissvows the sinking Of the
vessel, s.assssss tAsa v Aas - ssti.
I'D the subnArins commander who
1ads the attack, sxpsesssA regrets for
tAs loss Of AnsrisAs Aves, and asrees
t. pay ~ indsnsity - their families.
Official Washington WAS both grsti.
fisa and relieved by the diplomatic vic
tssy. rAs eeanuAieation delivered BY
tie AMBASSADOR pursuant to .gensfal In.
ses~etions from his government spread
absolute eonfidenee that there wesld t.
ns mere submarine controversies BE-
tween the Usitsd States aaA Germany,
fer the doeuneat reveals that stringent
orders have been given to submarine
seonandeTs to prevent . recurrence
- sach incidents a. the Arabic.
6inee this ease embraces the princi-
plss fer which President Wilson con.
tended /. his notes following ths tor.
peAsiag Of tAs Lnsitania and the
Eslaba, the eoseessisas made BY 0er.
many to tAs Ansrieaa viewpoint vera
es.ssa,ly regarded tonight - paving
H. way fer anicsbss settlement Of sI
H. easss which have thrsateasd ssvsr-
a.ss sf dipas.atie rsletisss between
H. tvs sssstsiss. 81
0o0t was BsfastosR left here to-
night happy over the results of his
wsrk, expressing the confident hops
that relations between Germany and
the United States would continue to
improve.
With the settlement Of the Arabic
eontssversy the dispatch Of Great
Britain Of the long delayed American
note On Interference with trsae Is sx-
PsctsA within . few days. Presidess
wilsss has consistently rsfsssd = ssaA
this sennunicatisn while tAs isssss
With Germany vsrs pssdiaG bssaao
tAs DssliA asvss.nsas Aas thseash ito
ssess givsa IL inPssssisa that - ths
aetisa which tAs United States tsok
with sss set Of bsliesrssts dspsaAsd.
its swn eoafsrnity TO intsrsatissal
Nv. A. ths isssss with Germany sp-
psax nsw t. b adjusting tAsnsslvss,
tie president, It b kneva fssb frss 10
pesas Great Britian fer . modification
Of tAs eedess in essncil and restr,c-
tioas Of American trade.
liability and agreement T. pay indem-
sador submitted his letter today that
the change in the relations between
Germany and the United States be-
cane definite. Until that hour the
suggestions which Count Won Bernstorn
had made were considered unsatisfae'
tsey. In New York last Saturday the
ambassador had submitted draft at
. lsttsr on the Arabic case but since
Il diA not include the admission Of
Il WAS not until the German anbas-
nifty its terms were not acceptable to
either President Wilso. or Secretary
lansing.
To-day As cane = Warrington At The
ssqssst Of Mr.. Lansing. In few mis-.
utss he learned Of the American gov
lss.neat's sbjsctises and in rstarn
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b les.Ptly ovsrssos. Returning 70
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