THE DOCTOR SPY
NO BELLICOSE SENTIMENT IN AMERICA. MISUNDERSTANDINGS CAN BE PEACEFULLY SETTLED. (Received June 18, 9 a.m.) AMSTERDAM, 17th June. The Cologne Gazette publishes an interview with Dr. Gerhard at Christi-a-nia. He states that there is no bellicose sentiment in America. The conflict between President Wilson and Mr. Bryan was of old origin, and arose from other causes than the Lusitania. The breach was rendered inevitable through President Wilson drafting tho last Note to Germany according to his own ideas and without reference to Cabinet or consulting Mr. Bryan. Dr. Gerhard 'adds: "The conflicting views over the Lusitania and rest of the misunderstanding are capable of peacefnl settlement." He accuses Router's Agency of "poisoning wells on a grand scale" by circulating mendacious reports in neutral countries.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 143, 18 June 1915, Page 7
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