GERMANY'S TONE TO AMERICA CHANGED.
ANXIOUS TO AVOID A RUPTURE.
COUNT BERNSTORFF PROMISES SETTLEMENT.
(Received September 17. 12.15 a.m.)
New York, September 16. A New York newspaper publishes a cable from Berlin stating that Americans in Berlin believe that Germany will never allow her relations with the United States to » e severed, because that would mean her retirement from the field, and the further cementing of the fellowship between the allies and America-
Count Bernstorff, in an interview with the New York World, said that all difficulties between Germany and the United States would be settled within a fortnight.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16025, 17 September 1915, Page 7
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