The sun., 1917-02-07
GERMANY GIVES
NO HINT OF HALT
DR.. Helfferich Says l-BOat
War Will Affect L. $.
Little.
NEUTRALS SUFFER NOW
Zimmerman Expresses Regret
Mt Wilson's Stand-NO
Panic on BOurSe.
SUFFER NOW

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News Agency. DIR. Karl Helfferich. Min.
,s,sr of th. Ir,.-,or s.ia.
"a N' '"'u
we consiuer submarine warfare 10 ~
an effective means of shortening the wal
and breaking once and for all British
. a., :,
''ia''"s U" '"e se"'' II .s uue 'i'a
neutrals VIII nave TO suTer III so!h'
respects from the submarine war, bu,
do rot ,boy a,,ef.r already, yo,, oar
oe sure 'h't 'nc d"heui''eS e"use" u
your country by our submarine war viii
be little compared with those caused by
Crsa, pr,,a;,"
ASK your own oouhtr. men. ". neI
leren col.'nueu, oy WIZ. brutal mem,
ous Sreat BRITAIN eoerces ->or"es'ar
su'poN nvre S~oh'inoann' ~ anu
now with al means she s'raheies 'he
Norwes'ah hsnihs INDUSTRY, hs Wel
as paraISzes Nor"es'ah INDUSTRIES U!
hoiuing pack coal AS 10 the suoiharime
war, 'nere 10 no ~as paea tor ue' we
snail go On 'he way winch we nave
CHOSEN TO the eho. ana we are convinced
tha' ia'er Heu'rais Will oe th'''hiu'
70 U.s.
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Foreign Secretary zimmerman has
made the following statement to the
Overseas News Agency:
We regret this measure taken by
President Wilson. all the more since
against all traditions and all interna'
tonal law. we are cut off from all direct
communication and regular intercourse
remember that American diplomats dur
ne ."e 's, "'o'''"9 .u 49,, va H.,
nave oareu ior 'e1nHh n.y. GO"
ms III ee,',eI nos.'e
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me leAl oi 'he rIeSuehs
IH .ne aoseheo ol oonef o'Ie1ai 80 49,.
hneiIls. mas tneIeiore peen eAaiiiII'eu i,'os ,'
minuteiy' having no rear reason lot nos.
t.hty to the United states remembering
tne traoiuohal iriendship whicn mas en
is'eo pe'weeh 'he eouh.frs "a
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a arnnnx o,hors - =, d,c.rant character ar,
sa,,us ~ ,sa. " ,nssag ga as trans,n,,,ea nv
n.,,..r,.
"I, ,h, p,.,,a.,. William 0ives az
n ~, n,, u,,shs NJ .hosti,. con.
,,St MI add fhay
So 'r.,o,a .h,s "a n,h.- n, ragranb.
.A'9 t., ,h,s rasn.c,
VA ,,t shr .ss ,,;,.a,,, n,.
..U-,i,a ,,,. ,h,,L Co a c.rtai, axter,
that we can see by what reason the
United states Government was prompted
to It's present attitude. on the other hand
we expect that President Wilson to the
same extent may recognize the reason
which prompted us to take our decision -
No Panic on Berlin Bourse.
,, ,,,oo.r, y, .ba din,oua,i,
nn,,..a, ,ha IEn,,ea s,atas md
,n,oI snrnr,se n
.ha Wo',r.s h,,, did not cnuse n manic
Sto,Ls In General we're considerabl,
rvssEened hu, mn Overwhelming offers
tended m unse,tie the market. Pota st
and other "war babies'' suffered least
though they declined, while shipping
and oils suffered,
The newspapers In general exhausted
the topic in the morning editions. but
Count Won Reventlow returns to the sub
iect in an editorial in the TdDes Zeitua0
mainly devoted to showing that neutral,
will not suffer as much under the Ger
man submarine measures as they have
under English tyranny" II they use
only the channels allotted to them and
no longer put into English ports.
Regarding the United States. Nor
Reventlow says:
"1,ba further action OF America will
be watched with particular absorption
The breach certainly will not be taken
i,ybtlv Inv Ms. but that doesn't mean thai
4, 90 dec,siye, Hope. even though II
s,.nd. on vary weak feet. does not need
90 he yiwen up that the Anal still car
w ayo,dsd The Government of the
ITr,tad States 40 far has maintained d
80, attitude toward the most diverse
Sv.aohss ~ International law on IN,
~. -, orr onnonents and has taken mo
.1.,,c .ten One needs to recall
r,,,, ,hs starvation efYorts. which
] wHbny, an effective blockade--and sucr