Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-11

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recognized and embodied as do the naval codes Of
all other nations and upon 1t every traveller and
seaman had "A right to depend II Is upon this prin-
clple OF humanity as well as upon the law founded
upon this principle that the United states must
stand.
UNITED STATES WILLING TO HELP.
The government of the United States ia happy
to observe that YOUR exceuencys note closes win
the ntmation that the imperial German government
is willing now as before to accept the good offices
Of the United States in an ATTEMPT to come to an
understanding with the government of Great Britain
by which the character and conditions OF the war
upop the sea may be changed The government Of
the United States would consider II a pryilepe thus
TO serve its friends and the world II stands reudv
nj nnv tin,c IN convey ia cithcr yoyrrnncn, amy
intimoon mr. sugpcstinn thc ntbcr NAV bc ,,iIIin,
In hnyo il convey and cordially invites tne n,ncaI
German Government to make use of its service. IN
tIli, way al its convenience The whole world ia
concerned i'm ANYTHING that NAV bring nbout even "A
MARTIAL accommodation ng Interests ar IN ,ny ,,ny
mitipatr hc tcrrora of the nrr.cu distressing con-
rirt
Elm the meantime whatever arranpencnt may
happiIy be made between the parties to the war and
whatever may In the opinion of the imperial German
government have been the proyocation or the cir
cumsantiaI Justification for the past acts Of its
commanders at sea. THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
I,NITt,n STATES CoNTIDLNTIy y IooKs To STI,
nm JIrSTICE NNn uIOJNNITV nE nm CIV