The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-19

sNHl0 tnHt (serfnitnN WN4 willing To mQpt
the United States, not half way but
ninc-tcnths of ,he way. in working
for an amicabl de solution of the sub
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Wuf1i ""nIu Cripple ner suUhaTihc
warfare IN the British war zone.
Count Won Bernstorf's appointment
for n conference with Secretary Lam
sing ,y,,s made yesterday. Uc said he
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emphasized the fact that the Amoas-
sador hat asked for the appointment.
le. wss not ready to discuss the mat
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cordiolity on both sides and the Am
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The President; has been loath even to
consider the possibility OF hostilities be-
tween this Government and
But Count Won Bernstorn In a conference
with Mr.. Lansing some months ago said
he had grave fears that a severance OF
diplomatic relations ~ouid mean ever
more momentous ~nsequence Count
Won Bernstorn emphasiEed TINS point
Germany. ne explains. IN deference 70
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A few minutes after Mr.. Tumulty's
conference with the leaders Of Congress
ended a resolution for a Joint session to.
morrow was Introduced in the House.
'Do-,e the gentleman from North Caro-,
lima desire immediate action ON this:'
asked Representative Mondell, acting a.
Republican Leader in the absence o,
Representative Mann.
''Yes,' responded Mr.. Kitchin. 81 I'm.
1orstAnd the President has some very i'm.
portant communication to make"
Without debat. or opposition IN,