United States protests German sea warfare and Lusitania
The United States reiterates its stance on neutral rights and humanitarian law after German submarine actions. It argues that sinking passenger ships endangers noncombatants and demands accountability for attacks on American lives, citing Lusitania and Falaba incidents while offering U S good offices for mediation.
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Allies will soon surrender on Gallipoli Peninsula
An interview with Captain von Muecke, once of the Emden, says forcing the Dardanelles and taking Constantinople are impossible. He asserts submarines will likely cut off water to allied troops on Gallipoli, forcing surrender as they cannot return to transports.
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