Millard County Chronicle | 1916-05-11 | Page 4 | Gerard Talks to Germans. |

Type	issue
Date	1916-05-11
Paper	Millard County Chronicle
Language	eng
City	Delta
County	Millard
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Article Title	Gerard Talks to Germans.
Type	article
Date	1916-05-11
Paper	Millard County Chronicle
Language	eng
City	Delta
County	Millard
Page	4
OCR Text	Show GERARD TALKS TO GERMANS. Denies That He Wanted War or That He Hated Germans. Berlin. In an interview in the National Na-tional Zeiturig, James W. Gerard, American Amer-ican ambassador, is quoted as saying: "In this crisis, 3 in all previous crises, I attached the greatest value to removing misunderstandings between be-tween Germany and America and did every'hing in my power that a conflict con-flict between the two countries might be avoided. I want no war between Germany and America. I have never wanted and shall never want one. "I assure you that the accusation that I am an enemy of Germany is totally wrong. I have never done inytliing to justify the charge that I late German characteristics or German Ger-man men."
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