Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-06
(By Review Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. May Seer
 many's note has postponed inde-
 fnitely if it has not averted a di-
 plomatic break with the United
 States. President Wilson will
 make the decision when he has
 read the official text. IL VIII Ue
 decoded in time to lay it before
 the President tomorrow morning.
 It was stated authoritatievly al
 ter the cabinet meeting today
 that if official text bore out the
 unofficial version transmitted to-
 day in Berlin's news dispatch,
 Germany's assurances undoubted-
 ly would be accepted and before
 taking another step the United
 States would wait the fulfillment
 of her latest promises.
 In suck case. the United State-
 might not reply to the note anu
 would await evidence of the ac-
 tual abandonment of Germany's
 present practices of submarine
 warfare which is declared. Pres-
 ident Wilson is described by
 those close about him as being in
 9 position where he cannot ques-
 tion the good faith of Germany's
 commanders. The German em-
 bassv's view is that the note gives
 all President Wilson asked Tor;
 that it Signalizes return to
 "crliser warfare"-the use of
 submarine as regular naval
 cruisers intercepting commerce
 with visit and search. and that in
 as much as it makes no mention
 of the armed ship question that
 perplexing feature of the contro-
 versy is not introduced.
 The general sentiment in Con
 gress seemed to ba in favor of
 leaving the matter in the hands
 of the President.
 Cabinet members went over the un official text carefully with the Presi ient and while they uniformly re used to discuss it. they reflected th' jew that break had been averte' md that Germsny's new assurance would be accorded the test of tim the reference tO th, Iction Germany expects the Unite' States to take against Great Britain restraints on neutral trade. The ,xpress this view with full realiZa ion of the differences of opinion or what constitutes a peaceful merchan ,hip. entitled to the protection or n ernational law and of the President determination not to per nit the interests of the United Statei ri;h one of the belligerents to be .ome confused with those Of the oth ITS.
 Germany in her note reserves com ,lete liberty of decision should th' Tnited States fail to prevail upoi ;reat Britain to bring her practice: nto conformity with internationa aw. The official view is that thu Tnited States for some time has beer md is now conducting diDlomati' with Great Britain oi hat subject and the success or fail Ire of The negotiation and Germany action must necessaril, emain for the future.
 The United States does not know LOW Germany's new instructions tt submarine commanders compare witt previous instructions which were giy n at the behest of President Wilson Secretary Lansing stated today tha twas possible the State Departmen night ask for official copies of thu lid orders.
 The newest orders. however. ar apparently regarded as meeting th demand for declaration If an abandonment of the presen practices of submarine warfare. Off cials seem agreed that the Presi dents demand that Germany als effect" such an abandonment onl 'ould answer by time
 Under such circumstances one' se If officials feel that the threatene, ,resk uill not come al this time ,uother set |. convinced that Ger many. apparent determination t' make the fulfillment of her promise contingent upon negotiations wit treat Britain warrants the severanc