Page images
PDF
EPUB
[blocks in formation]

Ambassador Page to the July 27 Reports communication from
Secretary of State (tele-

164

gram).

the British Admiralty to
Sir Edward Grey.

Consul Dennison to the July 28 Reports the conditions sur-
Secretary of State (tele-

164

[blocks in formation]

rounding the sinking of
the Leelanaw.
Requests a full report on

165

sinking of Leelanaw and cer-
tified copy of ship's papers.

[blocks in formation]

J. Nr. The German Ambassador Sept. 4 Informs Department that
A5476 to the Secretary of State.

Ambassador Gerard to the Sept. 7
Secretary of State.

1507 Ambassador Gerard to the Sept. 11 Secretary of State.

British merchant vessels
which attack German sub-
marines expose themselves
to the danger of destruc-
tion and that American
citizens who travel on such
vessels do so on their own
responsibility.

Transmits report from the
German Foreign Office of
the sinking of the Arabic.
Transmits report from the
German Foreign Office on
the attack on the steamer
Orduna.

166

167

167

168

[blocks in formation]

1672

The German Ambassador
to the Secretary of State.

sinking of the Arabic with
instructions to deliver it
to the German Foreign
Foreign Office.

Oct. 5 States that the German
Government regrets and
disavows the sinking of
the Arabic and is prepared
to pay an indemnity for
the American lives lost on
the Arabic.
Acknowledges

The Secretary of State to Oct. 6
the German Ambassador.

receipt of

note of October 5, and
states that he is prepared
to negotiate concerning
the amount of the indem-
nity to be paid for the loss
of American lives on the
Arabic.

172

173

Ambassador Gerard to the Oct. 19 Transmits text of note from 173
Secretary of State (tele-

gram).

German Foreign Office ex

pressing views of German
Government in the Lee-
lanaw case.

174

Ambassador Gerard to the Oct. 19 Transmits note verbale from
Secretary of State.

the Imperial Foreign Of-
fice relating facts of the
sinking of the Leelanaw
and the applicability of
the German Prize Ordi-
nance and the Declaration
of London.

Ambassador Gerard to the Oct. 30 Transmits text of note from
Secretary of State (tele-

gram).

176

German Foreign Office
containing a discussion of
the evidence of the sink-
ing of the Arabic.

Secretary of State to Am- Nov. 30 Directs him to inform For

bassador Gerard (tele

gram).

177

eign Office that the United

States objects to resort to

[blocks in formation]

Secretary of State to Am- Apr. 1 Instructs him to make in-
bassador Gerard (tele-

gram).

183

quiry of the German
Government whether a

submarine belonging to

Germany or her allies tor-
pedoed the Berwindvale.

Submarine Warfare-Continued.

No.

From and to whom.

Date.

1916.

3735 Ambassador Gerard to the Secretary of State (telegram).

Apr. 11

Secretary of State to Am

Apr. 18

bassador Gerard (telegram).

3848 Ambassador Gerard to the Secretary of State.

May 4

The Secretary of State to Ambassador Gerard (telegram).

The German Ambassador May 12 to the Secretary of State.

Subject.

Transmits note from German foreign minister, replying to the notes of the 29th and 30th ultimo, on the subject of the steamers Sussex, Manchester Engineer, Englishman, Berwindvale, and Eagle Point. Instructs him to deliver to the German foreign minister the communication on the Sussex, with statement of facts in the case. Transmits reply of the German Government re steamship Sussex and announcing new orders issued to its naval forces.

May 8 Accepts German Government's declaration of its abandonment of policy and states it is taken for granted that it is not contingent on other diplomatic negotiations. Informs Department of action of Dutch steamer in running toward German submarine and calls attention to danger incurred by neutrals by turning their ships on submarines. Transmits note from German Foreign Office regarding the firing upon the American steamer Owego by a German submarine.

Ambassador Gerard to the Aug. 27
Secretary of State.

Page.

183

186

195

199

200

201

[blocks in formation]
« PreviousContinue »