Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-22

FINAL STATEMENT
FROM MR.. WILSON
Warming Against Courtiug
"Unfricndlincss' of
United States.

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M ASiiINNIoN, July 2I- Iresi-
w dent Wilson and Secretary
LANSING r,rf,rrinp at thc white
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I'""9'' '""lN"' '"'''PI'''u the new
note TO Germany, warning her that the
repetition of disaster such as that
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laI"h OF American rights on the hlsh
seas resulting i'm loss of American
lives, viii be regarded as "un-
friendly" It will be dispatched to-
morrow
The note is. in the nature of final
statement by the United states Of the
INTERPRETATION that will be placed by
this government on future transgrcs-
sions of American rights, and repeats
that the American government viii
leave nothing undone to stand by the
position II has previously declared.
Among the points in the note are.
M, X,r,ou. Points
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In' assumption ny lle =. Il'''u W
STATES thal HerIn"HN' pS ue0lu'lnh io'
submarine warfare TO ne Ie5'i'a Ia
Tory measure aE"'HSl lnu "'''Sru
HMIui aV'S OF uSl clirlI,ics' ,'"a no
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SlStinE nltrCH"Hllll'" "l'"ou' ""' "'"7
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=. German submarine com l,ldi'uc :
already nave proven thdI 'l'l N"''
save the passengers ana crews VI ,,l, nvI
seIs ana can ACT In coI'loI my "'l' VIZ.
the laws OF humanity u !" i''N'"F "''
on enemy shlps' -. ILL.,,
3. me united states can dlIoM
the relations between the peIilEeleu,l9
uon Of the rights OF heulralS' anu
therefore any violation OF lh' PrIn-
clpleS tor Which the american E"ee', j.,
mcnt contends resulting IN 'oaS VI
American lNes' VIII pe Nie"cu 10 "''-
M ~, ron.oso,t..,io,s which tbo
American Government has made in
urcvious notes for disavowal Of the
{rtortion to sink the Lusitania with
Americans aboard and the request for
r(noration arc reiterated with re-
newed insisteuco
r The American government real
i4os the unusual and abnormal condi-
lions which the present conflict has
created I'm the conduct of maritime
wa. and is willing to act as an in
tsrr,cdiarv as between the bclHgcr-
ente tn aTrange modus vivendi or
orv otber te,nnorarv ARRANGEMENTS
which do not involve "A surrender by
tbe T'nited states of its rights.
6 The proposaIs bv Germany to
oiye Immunity to American ships not
CARRYING contraband and to four
beIIiperent sbips under the American
flap arc rejected with the emphatic
aesortion NAT TO accept such sugges-
lion would he to admit Germany's
right IN set aside the American con
tention based on fundamental prln-
cinIas i'm international law-that neu-
trails may travel anywhere on the
high seas on unresisting ships Of any
nntionaIitv even if CARRYING contra
hand
co,,,,,, No, po,o,Iod
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The note IS about l,ZOV WoIuS lohE'
While nowhere IN II is there any
direct intimation OF the course WhlGh
the United states VIII pursue IN lle
event of another disaster similar 10
the Lusitania tragedy, there are en-
phatic statements thioughouI tne
communication pointing out that lhS
discussion or the prlhClples IhNoiEcu
has been virtually concluded anu tual
future conduct OF German submarine
commanders VIII determine ine re-
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