New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1916, Page 12

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STRERT GERMANY EXPLAINS ATTACK ON SUSSEX Says Submarine Commander Thought Her a War Vessel Washington, May 11—In a note re- ceived and made public by. the state department late yesterday the Ger- man government assumes full respon- sibility for the destruction of the channel liner Sussex expressed regret, promises to pay indemnity to the Americans injured, and declares that the commander of the German suh- marine which attacked the Sussex “has heen appropriately punished. It was the torpedoing of the Sussex that brought the submarine contro- versy to a head and caused this gov- ernment to demand that Germany de- clare and effect an immediate aban- donment of present methods of sub- marine warfare under penalty of =n severance of diplomatic relations for failure to do so. Germany had disputed the conten- tion of this government that a suh- marine had attacked the Susse: In the note received today Germany ac- knowledges that the evidence present- ed by the United States in its note of protest in the Sussex case was <o overwhelming that the Imperial au- thorities ‘‘cannot longer withhold” “their” conviction that” the ship was tornedoed by the German submarine.” Germany expresses the hope that the American government will con- sider the case of the Sussex as settled by these statements. Whether Presi- dent Wilson will make that hope =a reality has not been determined. Tt is hinted that only the severest pun- ishment for the offending submarine commander would afford complete satisfaction, and the impression was given that the German government might be asked to say what his pun- ishment had been. Supplement to Previous Note. The Sussex note is intended as a supplement to the note of May 4, in which Germany informed th gov- ernment that new instructions had been issued to submarine command- ers in accordance with the demand of President Wilson that Germany im- mediately declare and effect an aban- donment of objectionable methods of submarine warfare. The German note, which bears the signature of Herr Von Jagow, min- ister for foreign affair states that the supplementary investigation made by the German government on the basis of the evidence submitted by the United States has been completed, and that in conformi with this in- vestigation Germany is not now able to maintain her original assumption that the damage to the Sussex was not caused by a German submarine. The note then goes on to explain why the German government was at firs forced to the belief that the Sussex was not torpedoed by a German sub- marine. The Text of the Note. The text of the note is as American FEmbassy, Berlin, May 8, 1916. Following is translation of the text of note upon which my telegram, No. 3858, was based: . Supplementing his note of the 4th instant concerning the conduct of the German submarine warfare, the | undersigned has the honor to informi cellency, the American Am- £ dor, Mr. James W. Gerard, that | the further investigation made by the Gert n naval authorities concerned i regard to the French steamship sussex, on the basis of the Ameri- material, has been concluded In the meantime. Tn conformity wiih the result of this investigation the assumptlon expressed In the note of the undersigned of the 10th ultimo, that the damage of the Sussex w to be traced back to a cause other than the attack of a German subma- rine, cannot be maintained. Such an assumption had rived at with c inty from terial In the pos on of the government, for itself, and v further knowledge of the stances connected with the torpedoing of the Sussex. the more so apart from the points enumerated in the note of the 10th ultimo the follow- ing facts had come to the attention of the admiralty staff of the mnavy through reliable information: Marcl 24, 1916, approximately the same time as the Sussex. an auxiliary war- ship left the port of Folkstone with a large transport of British infantr on board. On the same day a trans port steamer was torpedoed in tho channel. A few minutes preceding the explosion on the Sussex she had passed through a mass of ship wreck- age, which created the impression that a ship had sunk at that spot shortly before. All these facts justi- fled the conclusion that the only case of torpedoing which could be con- sidered under the circumstances had struck the Rritish war ve where- as the Sussex had met with an. 1e- cident in some other way Americ follow n to he ar- the ma- German n Evidence Convis the the German 2. the ROV~ owever, basis of American material ernment cannot withhold its con- viction that the ship torpedoed by the German submarine is in fact iden- tieal with the Sussex, for in accord- ance with this material the place, the time, and the effect of the plosion by which the Sussex was aged agree in the essentinl detans with the statements of the German commander, so that there can no longer be any question of the possi- bility of two independent occurrences An additio reason is constituted by the fact officers of the fcan navy found fragments explosive in the hold of the Sussex which are described by them, upon firm grounds as parts of a German torpedo Finally, the on that mer- an counterevidence which was deduced in the note of the 10th ultimo from the difference in ap- pearance of the vessel described by the submarine commander and *he | | | thout | circum- | CASH NOTICE. 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Union Arch S marking and Laundry Corp., at are for 16 WANTED—Girl to a work and to help c Mrs. W. M. Higgins, S/ hou 5-10 cook Apply morni and I wal 24 Lexington street 9 WANTE retent Sw Mrs. ilcox. end line, Berlin WANTED—Girls for laundry work in an exclusive bos ing house. (iood wages. Apply Elm street, Hartford. WANTED—Com;y and perienced waitres evenings o F. L.V Berlin St., dish tro kitchen the & to only reproduction of available has proved inasmuch as according graph of the damaged hand the characteristic distincti no longer existed at the time of accident. While the Sussex in | photograph of my (the) Daily Gra ic inclosed in the note only | one mast and also showed th ngway customary on passenge E on the level with the 0. w. the reproduction damaged Sussex shows and a uniform dark color approaches in her outer the description of the v nished by the submarine ntena to a w of a second and ppear n Too Hasty, imprs the Ger Commander In view of the general of all the fact hand government considers it that the commander of acted in the bhona fide belief that was facing an enemy warship the other hand, it cannot be that, misled by the appearance the vessel, under the pressure of circumstances, he formed his ju ment too hurricdly in establishing character and did not, therefore fully in accordance with the instruction which upon se particu In of th German government that the assurance given to the ican government, in which passen ves: be attacked without been adhered to in the As was Intimated by the in the note of the 4th instant, German government does not hesit to draw from this resultant con quences. it therefore exy the American government regret regarding the dent and decl its an adequate indemnity jured American approved of the mander, who punished Iixpressing the hope that the ican government will case of the Sussex as settled by statements, the unde gned himself of this occasion to renew the Ambassador the assurance of highest consideration VON JAGOW. the called hin ar o care view circumstances frankly adn accordance w cls not warning present were its I readines: to the It of the approy citizens, conduet has been co 1t Am consider childr Trem: ssel as f commander also d Good pay to the right par- 266 5-10-t1 | en mt -3d n ter, 3% ey 5-9-tE el wed S ble, photo- Sussex now onsi | the ph- itc hile ve portholes the | 1t thus nee u beyond doubt | submarine | he on denicd | the ag hoy act strict | the Amer ith to has undersigned | the deplorable inci- to pay | in- m- ely The these ils to i ‘0 I} {ousehold furniture, china, two pair ma- 50 Cedar street morning or afternoon. 5-10-2dx cabinet in Scherp, 151 5-10-2dx FOR SALE—Tce good condition, Main St FOR SALE house, big Price §1,000, dress House, cream Chas. ~Small house and poultry lot, near Barnesdale. half or less down. 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