The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15
Cabinet Meets Tuesday
10 Discuss Berlin Note:
May Reply Week Later
President, Who Confers by Mail and Exchanges Views
With Secretary of State, Going to Washington
to Preside-Wil Remain in CAPITAL.
NSWER TO GERMANY ALREADY OUTLINED

WINDSOR. Vt, July lI.-President
wilson made rapid progress to-day
award decisive action in this Govern
rsnt's difference with Germany. A
cabinet, meeting mas been arranged for
,.x, Tuesday. The President definitely
d.cded. il was learned tonight. to reach
IN. Capitol in time to preside. although
the exact time OF his departure from
here has not been determined.
Following an interchange OF lengthy
communications to-day between the
President, and Secretary Of state Ian
.ng. all Indications pointed to the for
mutation and announcement OF a definite
course in dealing with Germany regard
ing her submarine warfare.
letter from Mr.. Lansing. lie also sent
one OF considerable length in reply. II
/. believed that both roughly but ten
,atiyely sketched the note to be sent to
Germany.
II was learned upon good authority
tonight. however. that the communica-
ton from Mr.. Lansing was not the
memorandum which the President had
requested him to prepare. The exchange
o., views to-day. 1t was understood. COW
cred merely preliminary grounds. but
nevertheless gave each IN understanding
Of the others viewpoint as thus far but
no, finally formed. The President also
talked by telephone to-day with Mr.
Lansing and the White House.
There was also good ground for be-
leving that the basic features OF the
forthcoming note to Germany would. in
partial and imperfect form. be ready for
presentation and discussion at mex
Tuesdays Cabinet meeting. The Presi-
dent hopes to have n personal confer
.rce with Mr.. Lansing at the White
House before the Cabinet meets
Because Of the concentration OF ths
President and Mr.. Lansing on the Ger
man situation II was believed not i'm.
probable by those close to the Presiden,
that the next note to Germany might
he despatched within a week or ten day.
after next Tuesdays council OF tn.
President and his official family.
To-day the President devoted prac'
tcally the entire day to further study
q Berlin's last note and other docu
ments bearing upon the situation. H.
played golf two hours early this morning
with DR.. Grayson then worked IL
his study until luncheon.
Immediately after luncheon the Presi
dent worked several more hours. Dis
missing his stenographer and in com
plete seclusion he grappled alone will
the problem which he Is known to re-
gard as gravely affecting this nation,
future. A few comparatively minoi
routine matters of departmental business
we're also disposed of by the Chief Ex.
ecutive. He did not take his usual az.
tsrnoon automobile ride through tn,
mountains, foregoing motoring because
o. the task before him.
That Mr.. Lansing's memorandum
would not he sent here for the Presi
dents consideration before the Presiden'
caves here was stated upon authority
tonight, II was also learned that tn,
President plans TO remain indefinitely II
Washington and does not contemplat,
an early return here. Despite the ex
tfeme heat of the capital the Presiden'
s expected to remain there for severa
Feeks, except possibly for a short inter
Nsn!ng trip. TO keep in closest persona
touch with future developments.