Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-08-21 | Page 2 | Sinking of Arabic Regarded in London as Defiance to U. S.

SINKING OF REGARDED IN lONDON AS DEFIANCE TO U. U t S S. S Deed Termed Impudent and Mendacious Reply to Note on Lusitania r London on o Aug 20 The Thc The newspapers In their editorials dealing with the sinkIng sinkIng sinking sink- sink Ing of the thc steamer Arabic comment commont at length on the effect tho the event Is likely to have on the tho relations between the United States and Germany German If H If the policy pokey r which is being followed b by the Germans Is permitted to crystallize crystallize crystal crystal- lize Into precedents then there is la no seaborne Interest of ot the United States Stales which will wilt not be Imperilled If at some I future time the people become Involved In a war at sea The Times says nays I The C fact that the Arabic was outward outward out- out ward bound wipes awn away the tine whole web of falsehoods and sophistry with swath which Germany sought to darken the case In n nits its impudent and mendacious reply to the American note on tho the can be no pretense that tho the Arabic Arable was carrying ammunition The Dally Daily Mall says say's Americans have been wondering wh why no reply has yet Ct been returned to the note the they sent ent Germany on Oil July 23 3 The reply was WaR given yesterday and deeds speak louder than words worde There I can be no d doubt now as to Germany a determination to persevere In her piratical piratical pirat pirat- ical course with complete indifference as to whether an any American citizen Is s aboard ships attacked The Thc Standard says sas It would seem scorn that President A Wil- Wil Wilson 11 II- II son can hardly Ignore this cool defiance of ot hi his recent note