Nation faces crisis over German reply to Lusitania threat
Washington reports deep disappointment at Germany’s reply to the American note. Officials expect a new Wilson note within 48 hours restating American demands, especially regarding the Lusitania. Berlin’s response, though more diplomatic, repeats Germany’s stance and delays direct concessions, signaling a choice between concession or possible war.
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Lusitania
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United States
German Reply to American Note on Submarine Warfare
Berlin reports an official reply to Ambassador Gerard dated May 18 regarding the injury to American lives from German submarine activities. The Imperial government submits its formal answer to the American communication, noting the substance and tone of the exchanged notes and outlining its position on submarine warfare.
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London
Gerard
Mrs Williams Recovers From Long Sickness in Elkhart
In Elkhart Indiana Mrs Williams writes of a long illness with four months of suffering. She thanks her doctors for the relief and notes how the care aided her recovery. The letter expresses gratitude and hopes the lines may help others facing similar health trials.
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Resinol Ointment and Soap Endorse Skin Relief
An advertising note promotes Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as remedies for eczema ringworm and other skin eruptions stating relief from itching and a clearing of conditions even in severe cases. The piece also contains unrelated diplomatic text about German naval conduct and reparations during wartime.
Memorial Day Remembrance Follows Grand Ceremony
The Crandall post Barre observance honored veterans of the Revolution through the Spanish American War with a parade from Depot Square to city hall, 215 graves at Elmwood and nearby cemeteries decorated by local groups. Commander Averill presided as Adjutant Harris read orders, Baldwin cheered the unknown dead, and Rev. Holt led prayer. Representative Stone delivered an inspiring address urging patriotism amid European tensions and neutrality concerns.
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Vermont soldiers honored in Civil War reflections
A Vermont history excerpt recalls population, enlistment, and sacrifice in the Civil War. It honors regional leaders General Howe, General Wright, and General Sheridan, notes Vermont’s high enlistment rate, and laments postwar unity while urging restraint on renewed conflict. The piece frames war memory through poetic and historical commentary, ending with a promise to continue the discussion on the next page.
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