Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman
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undersigned 400,000 marks more to the Transocean Notizie Agency. Because
there were so a lot of bitterness and the rivalry among the officers of the
two worries, the Government advanced in and informed the Foreign News
Agency that could send "only political news", while the Trans-ocean
it was cleared to send away "economic news" and social Sayville and
Tuckerton.
These news was not only however, for the United States. The eyes of Krupp
it was on Mexico and South America, so agents were named in
Washington and New York to send the news without threads and Krupp-crossed from New
York from cable in South America and Mexico. Evidently the same news
what expeditious was to the United States you/he/she could not be telegraphed to Mexico
and South America, because Germany had a different policy toward these
countries. The United States was on record against a boundless
submarine war. Mexico and South America were not. Brazil that
it has a great German population, an a-attached German was considered
colony. News in Brazil, therefore they had to differently be coloured that
news in New York. Some of the colouring was done in Berlin; some in
New York from the agents of Krupp here. As a result of Germany is anti-united
Propaganda of States in South America and Mexico, these countries didn't do
follows President Wilson when he broke diplomatic relations with Berlin.
While it is being probable that public feeling would have been against Germany, it was, to a
certain degree, antagonistic to the United States.
Germany evidently owed, to have friends in this country to assist her/it,
or what had been doing would too directly be traced to the German
Government. Then Germany financed German-American prepared in them
schemes of propaganda. And because any German could cross the ocean except
with a neutral and counterfeit passport, Germany had to depend on
German-American with American passports to bring on information.
These German-Americans, co-management with some of the Americans in
Berlin, continued to inform the Foreign Office, the army and military harbor as