1915-08-19

** LUSITANIA" CRIME,

GERMAN REPLY TO UNITED STATES.

MAINTENANCE OF FORMER

ATTITUDE.

The Associated Press publishes dis text of the German Note to the United States in the form of a telegram from Berlin It is as follows:

BERLIN, July Sil.

The undersigned has the honour to make the following reply to his Excel- lency the American Ambassador, Mr. Gerard, to the American Note of June 10 regarding the impairment of American interests by the German submarine war.

THE SINKING OF THE

LUSITANIA.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19TH, 1915.

of the for Great Britain's "starving civilian population of Germany, which the German Government has time and again de larvil does not exist.

Berning Sun: The German reply to Praided Wilson's remonstranco against the abomination of submarine raiding as practised by the Kudser's Navy would be the dimes of impudence if it were not a

The case of the Lusitania shows with horrible clearness to what jeopardizing of human lives the manner of conducting war employed by our adversaries leads. In the most direct contradiction to international law, all distinctions between merchantmen and warships have been obliterated by the order to Bilish mer-marvel of foluity. chantmen to arm themselves and to rani submarines, and by the promised rewards for doing so, and neutrals who use mer- chantmen as travellers have thereby been exposed in an increasing degree to all the changers of war,

If the commander of the German sub- marine which destroyed the Lusitania had caused the crew and passengers to - Lake to the boats before firing a torpedo This would have at the certain de struction of his own vessel. After our experiences in sinking much smaller and he seaworthy vessels, it was to be ex- pected that “a mighty ship like the Laxifania would remain above water long enough, even after the torpedoing of the vessel, to permit the passengers to enter the ship's boats. Circumstances of a very peculiar kind, especially the presence on Board of large quantities of highly explosive materials. defeated this expectation. it may

The. really very exceptional conditions. company in question is now employed sell. ing these goods in Switzerland. We are told that it has entered into negotiation with the firmus in Zurich. We must not be surprised t: find offers for French articles coming from their sales from other towns, and it is France-rich France to whom the industrious German is hoping to resell, piece by piece, its own goods. Evening Post-The cool assumptionWeep no more for your lost property 21. runs through the Note that Germany is in Was not the German professor quite n position graciously to permit Americans right when he affirmed that as far as or to do certain things on the high sensganisation is concerned we are still in our and to forbid them to do others.

infancy?" is an open and sharp challenge.

Boston Truuscript :-What right shall we have to retain a seat among the self- respecting nations of the world if we abandon our dead to their fate nod bargain with murderers for the safety of our living?

This

The Evening Telegraph:-The Kaiser not only wants a way to sea, but the sent itself; not only a place in the sun, but to possess that heavenly body and to peddle, ent its "ak [A the stai humanity.

The Imperial Government learned with satisfaction from the Note how curnestly the Government of the United States is concerned in seeing that the principles of humanity are realized in the present war. This appeal also finds a ready echo in Germany, and the Imperial Gov- erument is quite willing to purmit its statements and decisions in the present case to be governed by the principles of humanity, just as it has always done,

The Doperial Government welcomed the fact with gratitude when the American Government, in its Note of May 15, salf recalled that Germany had always per mitted herself to be governed by the principles of progress and humanity in dealing with the law of maritime war- the Imperial Government will always be fare.

Since the fire when Frederick thrandy to do all it can, in the present war Great negotiated with John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and The Juffers prevent the jeopardizing of the lives of American citizens. The Imperia! on the treaty of friendship and commerce Bovernment therefore repeats its assur of September 10, 1785; between Prussia

aces to Americare ships will not be and the Republic of the West, fiermunhindered in the prosecution of legitimate always stood together in their strul for shipping, and that the lives of Americnned

citizens om neutral vessels, shall n

FRENCH COMMENT, Comumenting upon the German reply In addition to the American Note the Mati saya pointed out that if the that, whatever President Wilson thinks Lusitanin-rad-teensed thousands of of it. ublic opinion of all countries will cases of munitions would leva leen sent look up it is a monument of impudenes to Germany's enemies and thereby thou-The Gaulois ils it a masterpice of sands of German mothers and children hypocrisy. would have been robbert of their bread- winners.

and American statesmen: kave, in fact,

In the spirit of friedship-with which the German nation has been imbued towards the Union and its inhabitants since the earliest days of its existenes,

the freedom of the seas, and for the pre-placed in jeopardy. tection of peakable trade. To the inter + national proceedings which have since been conducted for the regalation of the laws et maritime war Germany and

America have jointly advocated progres. sive principles, especially the abolition of the right of capture at sea and de- pro- teation of the interests of neutrals Even the at the beginning of the present war Germany Government immediately declured its willingness, in response to the proposal of the American Government," do ratify the Declaration of London and therch to subject itself in the use of its naval forces to all the restrictions provided

therein in favour" of neutrals..

PROFESSION OF HUMANITY,,

In order to exclude any unforeseen. dangers

American passengers steamers which are made possibla in view of the conduct of maritime war by Germany's adversaries, German sub- marines will be instructed to permit the free and safe passage of such passenger steamers when they are made recognizable by special markings, and when notified a reasonable time in

advance.

Ou reading the reply one sees that, not omly is no notice taken of America's demands. but the Government of the Kaiser reaffirms its resolution.co continu on sex the pirate warfare which it has undertaken.

The Petit Parisien says:-- Gary replies by petty arguments and quibbles to a formal dinand which It is furthe was courteous but plain, and inspired the highest principles. Government of the United States to find the moral of a discussion which the erman Government ha, wilfully gender-

insulting to mankind.

WHOLESALE LOOT.

PRUSSIAN BRIGANDAGE IN NORTHERN FRANCE.

FACTORIES REMOVED.

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STRAMURS.

ANNA, Norwegian sir, 1,017, À. Arritzo, 16 August--Bangkok 9th August, Rice.Thoresen & Co. BENVENUE, British-str., 2,933, -, 171],

August Singapore 11th August, Gen- eral-Gibb, Livingston & Co. CHINGCHOW, British str., 1,195, Jaa

Doyle, 18th August-Port Parseval 3rd August, Cement Stone. Shewari, Tomes & Co.

Cryo MARE, Japanese str.. 7.233, E.

Bent, 17th August-San Francisco 17th July, General. - Toyo Kisen -Kaisin.

CHOYSANG, British str. 1,424. Holmwood,

11th August-Shanghai 7th August, General.Jardine, Matheson & Co. CHOPD MARU, Japanese str., 033, S. Ori 5th August Bintui 31st July, Wood. -Order. HUROTO, British str., 1,276, H. Hayanan.

5th August Manila 2nd August. General Snowman & Co. HARU MARU, Japanese str.. 1,195, Mori-

sada. Auger 14th-Jaya August 4th. Sugar.Order- HONGKONG. French str. 39. A. Mar

guerite. August 15th-Haiphong and Hoihow, August 14th, General.-A. R. Marty. INDRAWADI, British str., 3.301, A. S Graham, 16th August Moji 11th August General.-Order. KAIFONG, British str.. 967, J. B. Evans, 17th August-Huihow 16th August, General.--Batterfield & Swire. KANCHOW, British str., 1.218, Forsyth, 15th August-Weihaiwei 10th August, General.--Butterfield & Swire. LARRTES, British str.. 1,340, A. Jenkins. 15th August-Saigon 11th August, Rice and General-Chinese.

A correspondent of the Daily Gothic NAMSANO, British str., 9.591. H. E.

The Imperial Government, however, confidently hopes that the American Gov.writes:- ernment will sume granted that these vessels have no contraband on board, and that details of the arrangements for the unhampered passage of these vessels be agreed upon by the naval authorities on both sides.

for

· ́AN OFFER.

across

the

industrial

During my stay in Paris I learned from. different sourers that the Germans are sye tematically despoiling the works situated in the territories occupied by their armes, - It appears that They have already removed and despatched to Germany all the machine tools, raw mate- Tial, buits, copper-and-brass-parts such as bearings, which they have been able to lay their hands upon in the territories named. The following two extracts from the Paris Temps will give a very good idea of the methods which the Germans are n- ploying for the purpose of the systematic spoilation of the territories which they ne cupy in Belgium and the North of

Germany has likewise beim always | may tenacious of the principle that war should be conducted against the airmed nad organized forces of an enemy country, but that the enemy, civilian population

In order to furnish adequate facilities

Gravel

Alantic for must be spared as far as possible from thes measures of war. The Imperial American citizens, the Gorman Govern. Government cherishes the definite hot submits for consideration a pro that some way will be found when peae: posni to increase the number of available is concluded, or perhaps earlier, to steamers by the installing in the passenger regulate the law of maritime war in a service of a reasonable number of neutral stomers under the American flag, the männer guaranteeing the freedom of the sea, and will welcome it with gratitude exact number to be agreed upon under the

sane conditions as above mentioned. The France; and satisfaction if it can work hand in

i can hand with the American Government or Imperial Government believes

assure that in this mauner adequate

tlist occasion. ̈ ̈ ̈

Алыпісал

Facilities for travel across the Atlantic

can can be afforded to citizens. Thero would, therefore, appear to be no compelling necessity for Ameri- ann citizens to travel to Europe in time of war in ships carrying an enemy flag,

In pasticular the Imperial Govern ment is unable to admit that American citizens can protect an enemy chip through the more fact of their presence

If in the present war the principles which should be the ideal of the future have been contravened more and more the longent its duration, the Germalas Govern- ment has no guilt therein. It is known to the

Government

how Auserican Germany's adversaries by completely

traffic paralysing peserable Germany and neutral countries, have aimed from the very beginning and with increasing lack of consideration at the

Geamany merely followed. England's destruction, not so much of the armed forces as of the life of the German nation,xample when she declared part of the

to be 'n

between

Gilroy, 16th August Moji 11th August, General--Jardine, Matheson & Co.

RIEN MARY, Japanese str. 3,001, Y. Yamaguchi, 17th August-Balik Papan 10th August, Sugar and General Dodwell & Co. RYNSHO MARU, Japanese str.,

Kaneda, 6th August Dairen 26th July, General.-Mitsui Busson Kai.

ha.

1.735.

SANGOLA, British str., 349, R. A. Milne, R.N.R., 16th Angus Moji 11th August, General.-D. Sassoon & Co. SHINAN, British str., 1,048, W. Sangster, 17th August-Saigon 12th Augusi, Rice-Order.

TAKSAVO, British str.. 977, R. A. Ma. G:h thews, 17th August Hoihow August, General.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

TAMON MARU.. Japanese str. 1.142, J. Kasai, 16th August Kobe 10th August, Coal-Order.· TOKYO MARU, Japanese str., 2.294. 1. Nakamara, 9th August Moji 3rd August, Coal.-Mitsui Bussan Kai- aba.

9th August Singapore 2nd August, Bulk TRIGONIA, Dutch str.. 1,750, Oil Asiatic Petroleum Co. TSINGTAU MARU, Japanese sr. 1,529, K.

THE GERMAN OCCUPATION "We have said that the Germans have remmed from a large number of Belgian works the machines which they found there, and have had them taken to Germany. The last report issued by the Belgian Com mission which has been inquiring into this matter gives details of the extent of the On the 25th of Janu- rubbery committed. ary last the machine tools removed to Go many attained the estimated amount of

The Federa 16,000.000 francs (£650,000). tion of Belgian Manufacturers handed m the German TCS of an energetic protest to ships in fact that as a result of the appropriation this ares of war cannot well be by the German authorities of these ma-YCENSANG, British str. 1.128; W. M. judged differently from accident to which chimes thousands of workmen and their noudrale are at all times exposed at the families were reduced to starvation, and set of war on land when they betake that the want of these machines would themselves into dangerous localities in especially make itself felt after the war."

The second extract is as follows -- spite of previous warning.

on board...

repudiating in so doing all the rules of high

War. Consequently accidents suffered Governor-General, calling attention to th:

driven to a submarine war on trade.

by neutrals on

enemy

TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STOKE The German organisation, to which t impossible to pay too much attention, After hav-

Yamada, 11th August-Chingwantao 4th August, Coal.-Dodwell & Co. WOSANO, British str., 1.127, J. M. Smith, end 13th August Newchwang August, Beans.-Jardine, Matheson &

Co.

Mesny, 17th August - Manila 14th August, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.

The str. Changsha left Sydney for Hongkong vid Queensland and Philippine ports on the 4th inst., and may be expected to arrive here on or about 28th

international law and disregarding wil the rights of neutrals.

On November 3, 1814, England declared a North Seal war since, and by stoppas and capture of vessels made the passage extremely dangerous and difficult for neutral shipping, so that she was actually blockading neutral coasts and ports, oci

If, however, it should riot bo possible trary to all international law. Long b-

for the American Government to requisi- fore the beginning of the submarine war

tion an adequate number of eutral is fare England had practically completely passenger steamers, the Imperial Govern intercepted legitimate neutral navigationment is prepared to interposa no objection has entered into a new phase. to Germany, and thus also Germany was to the placing under the American flag ing reaped its harvest, it is turning its As soon as Bel- On November 14, 1914, the English by the American Government of four attention to realising. Premier declared in the House of Con-enemy passenger steamers for passenger gium, and, later on, the North of France

were occupied, Germany sent especially inst. mons that it was one of England's priu. traffic between North Amerion and Eng into the industrial centres experts and ape eipal tasks to prevent food for the land. The assurances of "free and safe

The str. Monteagle left Vancouver, German population from reaching Ger- page for American passenger steamers cialists, engineers, chemists and directors would then be extended to apply under of works for the purpose of estimating the many via neutral ports.

Since March 1st England has been identical conditions to these formerly value of stocks of goods, of inspecting the B., on the 8th August, a.m.

machine equipment of such works, of tak- laking from neutral ships without further hostile passanger steamers.

ing stock of the raw material; in one word, formality all merchandise proceeding to Germany, as

well as all merchandise

of organising the systematic theft of every- coming from Germany, even when it is

thing which could be removed, including neutral property. Just as was the case

machines which it was found impossible to The German Press has very with the Boers, the Gorman people is now

dismount. to be given the choice of perishing from starvation with its women and children, or of relinquishing its independence.

WAR OF SELF-DEFANCE.

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To-day, until

utter destruction should The undersigned requests the Ambrasdustrial centres in the north. bavo

accomplished, have sador to bring the above to the knowledge however, German organisation is about to been conducting the

in war solf of the American Government, and avails turn into money the stolen property which defence for our national existence himself of the opportunity to rem te has not been applied to the requirements Already, sales have been and for the sake of al peace of his Excellency the assurance of his most of the army.

announeed in various neutral countries, Basured permanency, We have been distinguished consideration.

notably in an important newspaper 1 obliged to adapt submarine warfare to meet the declared intentions of our

Copenhagen, in which large lots of ex- enemies and the method of warfare

cellent bargains were enumerated, such as objects of art and even ladies' dresses, - adopted by them is contravention of

Ito the origin of which there could not be international law.

a shadow of doubt, But up to now we have only heard of individual operations Laisang, from Calcutta, is due in Hong- Cul Darling Re

Our been

(Signed) VON JAGOW,

AMERICAN PRESS COMMENT. The following expressions of opinion on the German reply of the American Press are stated by teater's Agoney which telegraphs them, to be typical :-

With all its efforts in principle to pro teet nentral life and property from

To-day Prussia, for which war, according damage as much as possible, the German Government recognized unreservedly in

to the ever true remark of Mirabiau, The Press --We don't ́eate what the its Memorandum of February 4 that the

a national industry,' is about to exploit motive was of von Tirpitz and the the situation on a large scale. interests of neutrals might suffer from

The joint- Bubmarine warfare. However, the Admiralty when one of the German sab-stock company system is going to be a tool American Government will also under- marines, under instructions of the Home stand and appreciate the fact that in Office, torpedoed the Lusitania without used for this exploitation in the worst The new company ji the fight for oxistence which has been warning and murdered American citizens sanse of the word. forced upon Germany by its al veruries men, women, and children-without called Kriegsgenossenchaft Actiengesell- and announced by them it is the acred

We don't schaft G..b.H. Gesellschaft Mit Bes We care about facts. duty of the Imperial Government to do care what motive the Berlin Foreign chraenkter Haftung, which is a 'Limited all within its power to protect and save Office has, where it is understood to Liability Company That is cetainly a the lives of German subjects. If the defend acts of violence and savagery, in- nice piece of impertinence, if we consider Imperial Government were derelict in defensively as any crimes ever committed it act only from the commercial, but also

from the moral point of view.. We care about facts. these its duties it would be guilty before by pirates.

Those half-responsible members of the. God and before history of the violation The Herald-The German answer is!

There is no suggestion: War Society, are now trying to turn into of those principles of the highest one of defence.

Gerhard cash these raw materials and goods humanity which are the foundation of

many's whole case is built on retaliation manufactured in Francs, and obtained in every national existence.

mercy.

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