New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
Germany Must Show That Undersea N Against Passenger Ships Has Ended
 fore Lusitania Discussion Continu
PARIS PAPER CLAIMS GERMANY IS
 ONLY PLAYING FOR TIME WIT

Since Been Sent to B Therefore Kaiser's Di 's Action Becomes Compar
 Washington, Aug. 2s.- velopments in the situatio many now await the Ber ment's official report on th the Arabic. The state dep pectato receive th1s from
 Gerard as soon as the miraltys can secure 1t and negotiations are at a staf
 Negotiations concerning subject of submarine wal it is understood Count Vol the German ambassador n structed by his governme with a disavowal of Germ ticns to cause loss of life cans when the Lusitania will be begun when the st ment announces it's readind
 The American goyernmd that Germany's sincerely
 nouncement that underse against passenger ships must be established befor tania discussion, can cont
 Germany Playing fora
 Paris, Aug. 2S, b;20
 Figaro, in an editorial to|
 situation growing out of
 of the steamer Arabic say|
 Germany is a. universs
 tor Of excuses. She handI
 Denmark and Holland
 like to hand them to [
 States. The point is, will
 can government be satisfied
 base coin for German exd neither repentance nor in( to relapse. Wilhelmstra that she will beyAai1t for But the Germaga pitcher 1 the American NN6lI too ofie| badly cracked for further one is wanted. President Secretary Lansing will no satisfied with empty wor| is aware Of it s1d Is do| thing to gain at least a ~
 Submarine Perhaps s
 London, Aug. 28, 3:41
 Daily News fin an editorial ards the suggestion that the which sunk the steamship itself since been sunk and fore Germany's disavowal tio.l of the underwater
 mander becomes comparat The editorial continues:
 If it is true that Germa pared to abandon or suspe. tacks the United States has siderable diplomatic victo1 is not the slightest reason that Dr. Won Bethmann -HolI man imperial chancellor) the attack upon the Arabic to acerbate the relations witt The sinking of the Arabic I stunned with some degree ol to have been the mGliRnan| h.s opponents, the Tia'pitzitel quite as much to embarraSs drive America Co action"
 Justitics Wilson's Dlpld
 The paper says that the sion of official Germany to demands is d fact Importance, involving at lead lion of the force of pubic 0fI in so far justifles President patient diplomacy"
 The editorial adds: "If 4 has been accomplished the has struck a shrewd blow In other continents than Al the United States can impd lions and limitations on war methods other nations q same, and Germany's claim Dwn judge in such matters is for all shattered"
 BcrnstorfT Not BIunl
 The Standard in an editorI subject expresses the opin| .hcre are several good real supposing that Count Von ' ierman ambassador to tbd| States is not blufiing. but not probably Germany will her "submarinc vagery" uI
 There would be fierce cd yer the reiinquishmcnt of \ , weapon at American ~ iaNs the Standard.
 "ltor their own saiisfacu iermans will adopt n pose o| but not vital cd ,ut of pure friendship for tf 'tates and it is not likely th lent Wilson on his part N or the strict letter Of his The primary reason for the c g doubtless the conviction Wilson's patience Is nearly z lnd that his next step WON business" ....a..-.........