The German note of July 8, 1915, on the “Lusitania”—German memorandum on the “Nebraskan”—British prize-court decision in the case of the “Zamora” upholding orders in council
[673] The Consul General at London ( Skinner ) to the Secretary of State
London
,
June 28, 1915.
[Received July 12.]
[Received July 12.]
File No. 763.72112/1808
[674] The Ambassador in Germany ( Gerard ) to the Secretary of State
Berlin
,
July 12, 1915, 1 p. m.
[Received 10.40 p. m.]
[Received 10.40 p. m.]
File No. 763.72/1943
[675] The Secretary of State to the Secretary of Commerce ( Redfield )
Washington
,
July 13, 1915.
File No. 763.72/2412a
[676] The Ambassador in Germany ( Gerard ) to the Secretary of State
Berlin
,
July 12, 1915, 11 a. m.
[Received July 13, 5 p. m.]
[Received July 13, 5 p. m.]
File No. 300.115 N27/17
[677] The Secretary of State to the Ambassador in Germany ( Gerard )
Washington
,
July 14, 1915, 4 p. m.
File No. 763.72/1940
[678] The Ambassador in Great Britain ( Page ) to the Secretary of State
London
,
June 29, 1915.
[Received July 14.]
[Received July 14.]
File No. 300.115/4215
- According to a later telegram from the Ambassador, of July 14 (file No. 763.72/1954), the note was delivered to him on July 8, “late at night.” It was telegraphed, in five sections, during the course of the following afternoon, by way of the Legation in Denmark. Four of the sections, in irregular order, arrived on July 10 between 4.30 and 7.30 p. m. One of them, the third, was not received until 7.15 a. m., on the 11th.↩