Note to Germany Ad Interim from Secretary Lansing 1915
The note directs the German government to observe freedom of the seas for neutral ships and to protect American lives after Lusitania and other sinkings. It argues against attack on civilians, repeats U S duties to prevent contraband transport, and invites Germany to use good offices to ease maritime tensions and protect American neutrality.
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Berlin
Department of State
Washington
Bertin
Cushing
Guithert Dam
United States
United Statee Se
Moperia
Pays. Ee
Cape
Lusitania
Canada
Great Britain
Ite
Itvelf
Thoreness
Imperial German Admiralty
Germany
Robert Lansing
Bryan's Resignation Note Calls for Judgment on Policy
The text of William Jennings Bryan's statement argues he resigned over the note to Germany and urges the American people to judge his motives. He frames the dispute as between two systems force and persuasion and warns the president's path differs from his own. He cites Austria and Serbia as precedents and hints at continued discussion on peace, with continuation noted on Page Eight.
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Germany
United States
Austria
Serbia
Summer outfits shine at local store for boys and mothers
Great exhibit of mid summer wear shows new Norfolks and Double Breasted Suits in blues and fancy patterns. Suits promise style and tailored fit pleasing both mother and son with durable wash garments and solid white or contrasting sailor blouse options. Tub toys for youngsters and outdoor friendly colors complete the display.
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